Stan Gregor
84:05 - 84:45
"if passes, I won't vote for the thing as a whole because pretty much very contradictory to the intent of my ordinance"
“if passes, I won't vote for the thing as a whole because pretty much very contradictory to the intent of my ordinance”
- Speaker
- Stan Gregor
- Timestamp
- 84:05 – 84:45
- Transcript
- Petersburg Borough: Assembly Meeting
- Community
- Alaska News
- Captured at
- November 3, 2026
From the transcript
Remember, Jeff Meucci has brought up several times, um, this amendment. To be clear, if passes, I won't vote for the thing as a whole because pretty much very contradictory to the intent of my ordinance. I said this the last meeting and I still think it has some merit. Instead of amending this, which you're very entitled to do, I think it's better to bring up an ordinance consistent with your views, meaning— and it's failed twice already. So like I said, this I put forward is not perfect, but I think it is comprehensive and gives us room to work room to work, as opposed to a flat-out blanket moratorium, which I will not support and I don't think is, uh, good business.
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