0:26
Speaker G
93:14 - 93:40
"City Manager Eubank's example that he gave was in response to a. A specific complaint that involved tents that had a dumpster and had a biffy on site. So they were providing sanitation options for their garbage and their human waste, but they were sleeping in a tent, not a camper."
“City Manager Eubank's example that he gave was in response to a. A specific complaint that involved tents that had a dumpster and had a biffy on site. So they were providing sanitation options for their garbage and their human waste, but they were sleeping in a tent, not a camper.”
- Speaker
- Speaker G
- Timestamp
- 93:14 – 93:40
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Kenai
- Captured at
- June 3, 2026
From the transcript
And if I might. Mayor Knack said City Manager Eubank's example that he gave was in response to a. A specific complaint that involved tents that had a dumpster and had a biffy on site. So they were providing sanitation options for their garbage and their human waste, but they were sleeping in a tent, not a camper.
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