
Phil Daniel
35:57 - 36:31
"the camping deal that came from this body, it was passed by council, but it was, um, There's some amendments, some changes to it, basically just cutting it down to more of a— if it's a campground versus not. So 2 or more tents is kind of where we— where they landed."
“the camping deal that came from this body, it was passed by council, but it was, um, There's some amendments, some changes to it, basically just cutting it down to more of a— if it's a campground versus not. So 2 or more tents is kind of where we— where they landed.”
- Speaker
- Phil Daniel
- Timestamp
- 35:57 – 36:31
- Community
- Alaska News
- Captured at
- June 10, 2026
From the transcript
And then let's see here, another vacation that was contentious before, it passed this time over in the Wildwood area, that for that since that project's now moving forward. And let's see what else would be of note. Oh, the camping deal. So the camping deal that came from this body, it was passed by council, but it was, um, There's some amendments, some changes to it, basically just cutting it down to more of a— if it's a campground versus not. So 2 or more tents is kind of where we— where they landed.
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