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Michael Martin
29:12 - 29:47
"pertaining to your question as to why the rezone back to conservation, and the intent behind it is that, as you are aware, these last few years have been a bit difficult in Kodiak. And one of the challenges that we've had with our model that we had built out at Cliff Point Estates was getting traction and interest in the properties with the challenges of Kodiak's economic and pricing model."
“pertaining to your question as to why the rezone back to conservation, and the intent behind it is that, as you are aware, these last few years have been a bit difficult in Kodiak. And one of the challenges that we've had with our model that we had built out at Cliff Point Estates was getting traction and interest in the properties with the challenges of Kodiak's economic and pricing model.”
- Speaker
- Michael Martin
- Timestamp
- 29:12 – 29:47
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Kodiak
- Captured at
- July 15, 2026
From the transcript
Good evening, everyone. My name is Michael Martin Jr. I'm the manager of Oceanfront Kodiak. And pertaining to your question as to why the rezone back to conservation, and the intent behind it is that, as you are aware, these last few years have been a bit difficult in Kodiak. And one of the challenges that we've had with our model that we had built out at Cliff Point Estates was getting traction and interest in the properties with the challenges of Kodiak's economic and pricing model.
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