0:19
Kat Sorensen
63:34 - 63:54
“if you are to build a house using a catchment system, a well or anything, and you're not on city water or near a fire hydrant, the requirement would be that your home has enough water at all times to handle a fire suppression unit.”
- Speaker
- Kat Sorensen
- Timestamp
- 63:34 – 63:54
- Transcript
- Seward: City Council Meeting 10/12/2026
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Seward
- Captured at
- October 12, 2026
From the transcript
Yeah, so if you are to build a house using a catchment system, a well or anything, and you're not on city water or near a fire hydrant, the requirement would be that your home has enough water at all times to handle a fire suppression unit. So that's baked into this as well. So no is the answer. Yeah. Thank you.
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