0:22
Mike Krasinski
16:00 - 16:22
"I have no objection to any update of any notes regarding the easement. I talked— actually talked to Bob Kiner of DOT right away, and he mentioned it, that it was just there as a placeholder like Shawn mentioned, in case the road is developed in the future."
“I have no objection to any update of any notes regarding the easement. I talked— actually talked to Bob Kiner of DOT right away, and he mentioned it, that it was just there as a placeholder like Shawn mentioned, in case the road is developed in the future.”
- Speaker
- Mike Krasinski
- Timestamp
- 16:00 – 16:22
- Community
- Alaska News
- Captured at
- July 2, 2026
From the transcript
Yeah, I just want to say, um, I have no objection to any update of any notes regarding the easement. I talked— actually talked to Bob Kiner of DOT right away, and he mentioned it, that it was just there as a placeholder like Shawn mentioned, in case the the road is developed in the future.
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