
Jared Gardner
40:56 - 41:21
"I actually like that it emphasizes childcare programming as a use available in parks that kind of comes to mind. The temporary sales of products, I feel less that way about, but on the whole, I think I'm maybe would be inclined to oppose it."
“I actually like that it emphasizes childcare programming as a use available in parks that kind of comes to mind. The temporary sales of products, I feel less that way about, but on the whole, I think I'm maybe would be inclined to oppose it.”
- Speaker
- Jared Gardner
- Timestamp
- 40:56 – 41:21
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Anchorage
- Captured at
- September 25, 2026
From the transcript
I guess just two quick items. One is I similarly don't feel super strongly about the amendment. I think I lean towards opposing it because I do read this as a list of potential uses, and I also think that it— I actually like that it emphasizes childcare programming as a use available in parks that kind of comes to mind. The temporary sales of products, I feel less that way about, but on the whole, I think I'm maybe would be inclined to oppose it. But I am curious before we vote to know if, I guess, staff has any thoughts or concerns with the proposed amendment.
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