
Stanton Gregor
77:03 - 77:22
"I'm going to be voting yes tonight. It's first reading. I generally do when I get to before the public hearing, but I imagine we'll be hearing from some of the telecommunication companies on this amended version to see how that feels for them."
“I'm going to be voting yes tonight. It's first reading. I generally do when I get to before the public hearing, but I imagine we'll be hearing from some of the telecommunication companies on this amended version to see how that feels for them.”
I would rather have a polished product before us. I'm going to be voting yes tonight. It's first reading. I generally do when I get to before the public hearing, but I imagine we'll be hearing from some of the telecommunication companies on this amended version to see how that feels for them. No, I'm not some shill of the telecommunication industry, but I think we need to be very careful.
The Petersburg Borough Assembly unanimously passed the first reading of Ordinance 2026-14 on June 15 after cutting the sensitive-area setback from 1,500 feet to 500 feet, a change driven by members' concerns the original draft could violate federal telecommunications law and leave carriers no viable sites.

The Petersburg Borough Assembly voted 6-0 Monday to sell a 0.23-acre borough parcel to the Central Council of the Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska, doing business as Tidal Network, after the same resolution failed 2-4 at the June 1 meeting, with members citing public safety benefits and the site's distance from sensitive areas.
