
Zach Reiniger
14:21 - 14:35
"We got a quote to do these improvements, and it was like $63,000, which we really hadn't budgeted for in any of the design or the development of our property at all."
“We got a quote to do these improvements, and it was like $63,000, which we really hadn't budgeted for in any of the design or the development of our property at all.”
- Speaker
- Zach Reiniger
- Timestamp
- 14:21 – 14:35
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Kenai
- Captured at
- October 7, 2026
From the transcript
There's a driveway on the one side that's not up to the standard on both sides of this thing. So you wouldn't really have a full road, um, coming in there. Um, and, and the lots that are beyond that, there's no current plan or, uh, to develop any of them. Um, also looking at the map, I don't think this actually really would improve the access to any of them. Um, further, um, um, We got a quote to do these improvements, and it was like $63,000, which we really hadn't budgeted for in any of the design or the development of our property at all.
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