Scott Arndt
134:42 - 135:08
"This works very well. The service district is aware that it won't last forever, and we will be looking into what options we would be coming forward to, to recommend, because there is other borough property that would potentially be better. So thank you very much for your consideration."
“This works very well. The service district is aware that it won't last forever, and we will be looking into what options we would be coming forward to, to recommend, because there is other borough property that would potentially be better. So thank you very much for your consideration.”
- Speaker
- Scott Arndt
- Timestamp
- 134:42 – 135:08
- Community
- Alaska News
- Captured at
- August 13, 2026
From the transcript
This works very well. The service district is aware that it won't last forever, and we will be looking into what options we would be coming forward to, to recommend, because there is other borough property that would potentially be better. So thank you very much for your consideration. Thanks for continuing allowing this to go the way it is. It's a great deal for the service district.
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