Skyler Quinn
27:03 - 27:36
"whether this plat note stays on or is— or gets removed is kind of moot point because it's already on the state plat. So, um, I agree with the logic of the, uh, of the presenter, and I think that I agree with Mr. Cross where a lot of plat notes are just not needed and muddy the waters more com— more often than not, but I don't really see removing this, um, making much of a difference."
“whether this plat note stays on or is— or gets removed is kind of moot point because it's already on the state plat. So, um, I agree with the logic of the, uh, of the presenter, and I think that I agree with Mr. Cross where a lot of plat notes are just not needed and muddy the waters more com— more often than not, but I don't really see removing this, um, making much of a difference.”
- Speaker
- Skyler Quinn
- Timestamp
- 27:03 – 27:36
- Community
- Alaska News
- Captured at
- July 2, 2026
From the transcript
Seeing none, pass the gavel over. Um, I agree with Ms. Mills and Mr. Cross. Honestly, I think that this— whether this plat note stays on or is— or gets removed is kind of moot point because it's already on the state plat. So, um, I agree with the logic of the, uh, of the presenter, and I think that I agree with Mr. Cross where a lot of plat notes are just not needed and muddy the waters more com— more often than not, but I don't really see removing this, um, making much of a difference. So with that, I'm going to vote in support.
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