
George Martinez
38:38 - 39:39
"we have a disconnect between visioning of the past and where we should get to, and it seems like every time you get closer to the rubber meets the road, the level of contention increases. I wanted to note the difference between the visioning of plans that we inherited with the obligation of implementation meets the implementation moment of an excited public working through challenging issues."
“we have a disconnect between visioning of the past and where we should get to, and it seems like every time you get closer to the rubber meets the road, the level of contention increases. I wanted to note the difference between the visioning of plans that we inherited with the obligation of implementation meets the implementation moment of an excited public working through challenging issues.”
So we have a disconnect between visioning of the past and where we should get to, and it seems like every time you get closer to the rubber meets the road, the level of contention increases. I wanted to note the difference between the visioning of plans that we inherited with the obligation of implementation meets the implementation moment of an excited public working through challenging issues. I think those are very different. And the reason that I wanted to land on that is because we committed as a body to continue the process and the progress of activating of these plans through our legislative levers. This is an attempt to continue that work, but I would just respectfully recognize that this work at the implementation stage where we are now is really built on the vision of people from the past that we inherited, and I think that's a critical to recognize.
Anchorage's Assembly weighed an opt-in overlay easing duplex and small-apartment building on transit corridors, balancing housing goals against neighborhood concerns.
