0:37
Margo Bellamy
210:42 - 211:19
"I also agree with, uh, uh, Member McDonnell that we need to look at this, and so that especially to bring the new board the new board members up to speed, um, and get them the answers that they, that they require. So I would like— I, I think it's appropriate that we send this back to, uh, I want to say Finance Committee, so that it can come forward as a non-action item at our next meeting."
“I also agree with, uh, uh, Member McDonnell that we need to look at this, and so that especially to bring the new board the new board members up to speed, um, and get them the answers that they, that they require. So I would like— I, I think it's appropriate that we send this back to, uh, I want to say Finance Committee, so that it can come forward as a non-action item at our next meeting.”
- Speaker
- Margo Bellamy
- Timestamp
- 210:42 – 211:19
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Anchorage
- Captured at
- July 7, 2026
From the transcript
Hearing Member McDonnell has withdrawn his motion. Member Bellamy? Yes, because I do— I also agree with, uh, uh, Member McDonnell that we need to look at this, and so that especially to bring the new board the new board members up to speed, um, and get them the answers that they, that they require. So I would like— I, I think it's appropriate that we send this back to, uh, I want to say Finance Committee, so that it can come forward as a non-action item at our next meeting. Uh, and I'll leave it up to the president whether or not he wants to call the special meeting to look at that.
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