Daniel Meuninck
7:36 - 7:49
“The RFP was included in your packet as well as the proposal from Corvus Design, which was the is a firm that the city selected. They're Anchorage-based, and so they will be helping us develop the system.”
- Speaker
- Daniel Meuninck
- Timestamp
- 7:36 – 7:49
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Seward
- Captured at
From the transcript
Um, and so Seward has a somewhat unique challenge in that because many visitors arrive at a few concentrated locations. And so you got your cruise terminal, train depot, small boat harbor, and they might be unfamiliar with the community. And we want to make it easier for them to understand how, how Seward fits together and how close many destinations are, in part to help encourage safe pedestrian routes, reduce confusion and congestion, and improve connections between the harbor, waterfront, and downtown areas, and help people discover destinations and businesses that they might otherwise miss. The RFP was included in your packet as well as the proposal from Corvus Design, which was the is a firm that the city selected. They're Anchorage-based, and so they will be helping us develop the system.
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