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Kevin Buettner

21:35 - 22:07

“the city itself does not have a, a noise ordinance or quiet hours. Um, it's generally self, um, what, self-enforced. Uh, so it could be in the CC&Rs. I haven't seen anything in that neighborhood. Um, we, again, the city couldn't enforce it, but if it is in the conditional use permit, then that would allow us to”
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Alaska News
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May 27, 2026

From the transcript

Um, through, through the chair, uh, the city itself does not have a, a noise ordinance or quiet hours. Um, it's generally self, um, what, self-enforced. Uh, so it could be in the CC&Rs. I haven't seen anything in that neighborhood. Um, we, again, the city couldn't enforce it, but if it is in the conditional use permit, then that would allow us to, um, I'm not going to say enforce it, but if we were to receive a complaint or something like that, we would have something in writing which this commission then could launch an investigation at that point.

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