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Madam Clerk, would you please call the roll? >> Member Myers. Member McCormick member Martinez for U.S. member Baldwin Day present member Johnson chair, constant here member of present. It's my understanding that member rolled ball and is excused. Yes, member silvers here. Remember Kercher. Happy to be here. Member present he'll be here shortly. Chair you have a quorum. Thank you. I'm telling Vice Chair Bell is also excuse. Mr. Myers, can you try to speak again one more time? >> Can't work out this technical, but all right. He can hear We just can't hear him. So not sure. Mr. time. Kate, still working it out. Mr. Mask try again. It's not on your and it's on our end. Would you hang up and try to come back? And Mister Myers. We heard something now. Can you track Could we have on the phone? Yes, okay. We're good to go now. Sorry about that. We will mark us present next. We're going to have the Pledge of Allegiance, Mr. >> I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands. One nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for off. >> Mr. Perry, would you please read the Landing on? Yes, Mister chair. knowledge meant as a formal statement recognizing the indigenous people and is a public gesture of appreciation for the past and present indigenous stewardship of the lands that we now occupy. It is an actionable state and that marks a collective movement towards decolonization and equity. assembly would like to acknowledge that we gather today on the traditional lands of the demand that the baskin's for thousands of years, the debt have been and continue to be the stewards of this land. It is with gratitude and respect that we recognize the contributions. Innovations and contemporary perspectives of up a can that tonight. Thank U next on the agenda we items of business would only have reports tonight. But if you'd like to meta, marry me. I don't ever report. >> Thank you, Mr. Cherry don't have a report either. Just a thanks, everybody for being here and looking forward to a productive meeting. >> Sam, and I'll just note that the purpose of the special meeting was to take care of all these items of business before next meeting, which next Tuesday, which is a meeting dedicated to the final budget approval for the year. The 1st quarter vision, the tax levy and election certification. So we try to keep that agenda's clear as possible. So tonight, then we're going to just dive right into the business. The first item is item 4. One resolution or 2026 dash 105 resolution of the Anchorage Assembly recognizing and honoring to Anchorage, responsible Beverage Retailers Association for its ongoing contributions to community come in U.S., public safety and collaborative outreach lets them on the body. Move to approve second. Moved by Seconded by Miss Martinez. like to ask unanimous consent. Is there any objection to the adoption of the motion? no objection. The motion is adopted to have Mr reading and I will present Thank you, Chair resolution of the Anchorage Assembly recognizing and honoring the responsible Beverage retailers association are bruh. >> For ongoing contributions to community Clinton, public safety and collaborative outreach, whereas the encourage responsible beverage retailers association established in 2001 under the leadership of its founder, Ed O'Neill has demonstrated sustained commitment to improving the Anchorage community to Practive cleanup efforts. Cross-sector collaboration and engagement with individuals experiencing homelessness and whereas Arbor has continued contributed to the claim this safety and accessibility of Anchorage's public spaces including municipal parks, trails, bus stops area surrounding package stores and locations impacted by illegal camping in coordination with local businesses to municipality Anchorage and public safety partners and whereas in 2025 our Rick elected more than 20 tons of trash from public and private spaces across Anchorage materially improving conditions of residents and visitors and supporting broader public safety and liveability goals. And whereas IRA has engaged individuals experiencing homelessness, including those facing substance use challenges in cleanup activities, providing opportunities for constructive participation and community contribution and whereas Arbor has bill to maintain partnerships with municipal departments, local businesses and forsman agencies and community-based organizations contributing to coordinated responses to illegal camping and public conduct conduct concerns. And whereas Arbor as work reflects an understanding of the complex factors contributing to homelessness, including housing, instability, economic hardship, and behavioral health challenges and has been carried out in coordination with service providers and community partners and whereas the Anchorage Assembly recognizes the value of community-based partnerships that improved public spaces, support public safety and create pathways for engagement and stability for vulnerable populations. Now, therefore, the Anchorage Assembly resolves that the that the Anchorage Assembly, he recognizes and honors the Anchorage responsible beverage Retailers Association for its longstanding service and measurable contribution contributions to the Anchorage community expresses its appreciation to our Burris staff. Volunteers, partners and participating community members for their efforts to improve the cleanliness safety. >> And the ability of Anchorage and encourages continued collaboration among community organizations, businesses, service providers and government partners to address public space impacts and homelessness in a coordinated, compassionate and effective manner pass and approved by the Anchorage Assembly. This 22nd Day of April 2026. >> Welcome, please. State your name. A part of town to something. >> For those of you don't know. My name is Jay and the program director for our a >> on behalf of myself and team want to say thank you for everybody for this recognition. Mr. Martinez. Chair just a request to be added as a sponsor. All right. He will be honored as Hunter Any objection to be ended? I see no objection, including the mayor. Please. Thank you. Next we have item to resolution R 2026. dash 106. A resolution of the Anchorage Municipal Assembly recognizing the 2026 Anchorage regional winners of the national Civics Bee. But is all about it prove second. Them over. Okay. Miss Kercher has moved and second well. Today. All right. Like to ask unanimous consent to any objection to the adoption of commotion. Seeing no objection. The motion is adopted. I have the scripture reading and has day presenting. Thank you, Mr. whereas the Anchorage Chamber of Commerce hosted the southcentral Alaska Regional qualifying competition of the National Civics Bee. >> An annual non-partisan civics competition for middle schoolers drawing contestants from across all 50 states. The District of Columbia and American Samoa to test their knowledge of citizens rights and duties. And whereas civic education plays a vital role in preparing young people to be informed, engage members of their communities, equipping them with the knowledge and skills necessary to participate in local government understand public process and contribute meaningfully to civic life in Anchorage and beyond. And whereas the top 20 Anchorage area, middle school students were selected to compete in an in-person live quiz event moderated by the Anchorage Chamber Board member Sky Nevada featuring 2 rounds of civic questions followed by a Q and A which the top 5 finalists discuss their essay proposals for improving their communities. And whereas and it seemed a panel of local judges, including Dr Terry Nelson of the University of Alaska, Colonel Steven. Polis, SEC and Assembly member Felix Rivera evaluated the finalists in term in the winners based on their performance in a live question and answer portion with the top finalist. And whereas William Kutcher, us of Ron MacDonald school earned first place followed by a Laura Bradley of Greening Middle School, middle school and second place. And Catherine, to pass from middle school and 3rd. And whereas these students, these outstanding students, along with 2 additional Anchorage finalist will advance to the Alaska State civics bee with the opportunity to progress to the national civics bee competition. Now, therefore, Anchorage Assembly recognizes and commence Willian Qatar. Us Laura Bradley and Catherine DeMoss has student civic advocates and finalists for the Alaska State competition of the 2026 national civics bee passed and approved by the angst Assembly. This 22nd day of April 2026. The microphones off hit the button. >> The green button. There's a please tell us your name. What part of town you're from. What are your thoughts? >> My name is William Cultures. I was born in DC and I currently live in Alaska on behalf everyone that participated the civics Thank you for presenting me with this award. Thank you. That's hello and happy McArdle and resident of West encourage and turning area than the president CEO at the Anchorage Chamber of Commerce. >> Our mission is to advance a successful business climate through the civic, economic and cultural betterment of our community. We've been delighted to host National Civic Speeds, regional competition in Alaska for the last 2 years, seeing increased engagement by middle school school that students, the applicants have doubled in the last 2 years. These kids really are astounding. We're so excited to advance these finalists to the state competition that will be held in June, along with some students from Southeast Alaska as well. So thank you again for this honor and recognition because it's really important work and grateful to be part of it. >> And how mister a thank you. Mister Chair. The microphone is off press the green button. Welcome. Please. Tell us your name. A part of from thoughts about this. >> My name is Sealer Bradley. I just want to say so thankful for this opportunity. It's really h****. Learn to appreciate our country and how is bill ants? I just it's a cause. The cause and fighting for really personal to me. I really care about the people of Alaska and it's such an amazing opportunity to feel to it. Fight for this cause. Thank you. >> I again. Welcome. Please. Tell us your name where part of town. from. >> My name is Kathryn Dennis. I was born in Seattle and the live here that everybody in the speech. Every body that supported me through this moment to say thank you. >> Congratulations, Mr. >> Yeah, thank you, Mister Chair. It was a pleasure to be one of those esteemed judges. I left. Very impressed by everyone, but not surprised that we have this level of caliber from our students here in Anchorage. Best of luck to you all in the state competition and then I am sure several of you will be heading to the national competition and very excited for that. Thank you. All right. Thank you. And congratulations. So next, have item for a 3 resolution R Twenty-twenty 6 dash 108 resolution encourage municipal Assembly recognizing. >> Young Alaskans engaged in climate justice and civic engagement in honor of Earth Day. What is the will of the body move to approve second moved by Mister Johnson's seconded by MS. Bottom Day, I have liked it. Ask unanimous consensus rejection to the adoption of the motion. Seeing no objection Mister Mrs. >> I didn't ask to be out of the sponsor. Can you take them off of that? >> Sure. Go ahead. We'll do that. Any other changes. I'd like to be added if I could. The skills of balance. Any further discussion like to ask unanimous consent injection to the adoption. The motion no objection. The motion is adopted. I have Mister Johnson reading, Mr. Martinez presenting are you here to? Received this folks from? Yeah, please come forward. >> A resolution of the increase municipal assembly, recognizing young Alaskans engaged in climate justice and civic engagement in honor of her estate, where as Alaskans have greatly benefited from way of life sustained by Alaska's lands and waters. And whereas protecting our lands and waters is critical to sustain our current way of life and ensure a livable future for the next generations of Alaskans and where as Earth Day has been celebrated for decades worldwide as an opportunity to celebrate our lands and waters and where as youth voices have run clear on protection of our lands, animals, waters and fellow citizens. And I've been a driving force behind climate action in Alaska and globally for decades and whereas young Alaskans are the future stewards of these lands and waters and where as since 1998, Alaska youth for Environmental WHYY a Y E a. Has empowered over 5,000 young people across Alaska to advocate for their communities and the environment founded by 6 teens from Kodiak and encourage a White E a develops future climate leaders for hands-on programs, community campaigns and youth led advocacy now, therefore, the Anchorage Assembly honors and recognizes the young Alaskans advocating for their community and future generations on issues of climate justice and civic engagement and recognizes April 22nd 2026 is Earth Day passed and approved by the Anchorage Assembly. This 14th Day of April 2026. Either. Welcome, please. Tell us your name. A part of town you're from. You'll have 3 minutes and you just turn the mic off. >> Hi, my name is City Hooper and I live in South Anchorage and I like to say, I'm so thankful to be able to work with this organization and on behalf of our whole organization, we're very, very grateful for this recognition. Thank >> All right. So next, we have item. For the one. 41 as assembly. 41 Assembly memorandum and to 77 dash 2026. Recommendation were to southcentral construction for Mary Avenue Road and storm drainage improvements. There's no public hearing item. What's the will of the body? second moved by Mister Rivera. So you might miss Balding day. Any discussion. Seen here in an members may proceed to vote. >> Member Myers. >> On a vote of 9 to 0, 2, 77 dash 2026 has passed the body of item 4 C one information I 59 Dash 2026. report on 2026 Assessment Appeal cycle pursuant to our 2026. 34 S as amended the motion on this item is to accept what's on the body live to accept second, I missed Rivera about his palm a new discussion. Day. >> You just want to express my appreciation to the municipal assessor's office for putting this report together. I think just getting dive into some of the data that they've seen and what's actually happening in terms appeals status I think very illuminating. And I hope the public takes the time to review this document. I think it's it's very, very well done. And the explanation for why the assessment process looks a little different this year comprehensive. And I think very easy to access. The explanation was very well done. kudos to Mister Davis and his team. Thank you. >> And the further discussion. Seeing hearing none members may proceed to vote. The motion is to accept. >> Member Myers. >> On a vote of 9 to 0 and 59 dash 2026 has been accepted next 4 one. So item. 41 U.S. Resolution R 2026 Dash 1, 7, resolution to Miss Polly think it's appropriate opioid settlement proceeds in an amount not to exceed 2 million, 100 and $15,621.12 to the opioid settlement fund. 2, 0, 7, 0, 0, 0, Encourage health department offer allowable opioid remediation. So the motion we need right now is motion to introduce and set for a public hearing. The meeting of May 12th so moved second. Motion to. Introducing separately came by Mister Rivera. Second minus ball Monday. there any discussion? I'd like to ask unanimous consent. Is there any objection to the motion? Senior? No objection. The motion is approved. We will have our the assembly will have 2026 dash, 1, 7, back before it for public hearing. The 12th of May >> next, we have item 5, a 5. A is 2026 dash 28, an artist's anxious somebody amending the zoning map and approving the rezoning. Approximately 0.2 0 acres from residential office district or 3 mixed residential district for lot. 64 block to Geneva. Woods Subdivision, plat 67 Dash 35. thank you. This one is a continued public hearings. The public hearing is open again. Anyone wish to be heard on this item. Anyone at all. Seeing hearing public hearing and sell clothes. What's the will of the body prove? by Miss Rivera saying members any discussion on this item. Seeing hearing none members may proceed to vote. >> Member Myers. >> On a vote of 9 to 2026 dash 28 passed the body next. We have item 5 B, you know, 2026 dash 29, an ordinance, the Anchorage Municipal Assembly, amending the zoning map and approving the rezone approximately 2.2 5 acres from our mixed residential district to our for multifamily residential district. 41 3 and are 3 W section. 28 ones who are ready and we're eating. Thank you. The public hearing this item is carried over from 3.24 meeting. The public hearing is now open. wish to be heard. Seeing hearing none. Public hearings close with of the bodies of 2 for second. Moved by Mister Rivera. Same Imus Baldwin days or any discussion. Seeing and hearing none members may proceed to vote. >> Member Myers. >> On a vote of 9 to 0 2026 dash. 29 minutes past the body next item 5 see item 5 see is 2026 Dash 30 an ordinance Christmas, possibly amending the zoning map in approving the rezoning approximately 1.5 8 acres from our 5 low density residential district to our 3 mixed residential district for lot. 14 more hand Subdivision edition. Number 2, 70 dash, 202, lots. 33, 12, 14. 69 Morehead Subdivision, additional number 4 Platt 72 Dash one. 22 lot. 7 track 3, a more hands subdivision, plat 6 Platt 69 dash to 20 lots to him for track. 3 be more Han Subdivision, plat 74 dash. 43, we're Thank you, Mr. Rivera. This item was carried over from the meeting 3. 24 26. There's no motion. Lets my. I'm sorry. This park public hearing on this item is now up. And thank you, Anyone wish to be heard on this item. Seeing none. Kerry is no close now. Let's Wilma prove second moved by MS Ball and a second. My Mister Rivera again, thank you for catching that. Mister Brown. discussion. Seeing hearing none. The numbers may proceed to vote. >> Member Myers. >> On a vote of 9 to 2026 Dash 30 has passed the body next have item 5 2026 31 and witnessing Christmas, possibly amending the zoning map and approving the rezoning approximately 0.1 9 acres from our 5 low density residential district are 3 mixed residential district for lot. 2 blocks 6, Chris Subdivision plat 71 dash. 22 reading. Thank you, Mr. For the items carried over from 3.24 Public hearings now open. Anyone wish to be heard on this item. none. Public hearings now close that sort money. >> Move to approve second. >> Moved by Mister addressing members is there any discussion on this item? >> Yes, check. There's a small today. Thank you. >> I just want to note for the record items 5, BC, and D are already zones would not be necessary if we had a transit supportive development overlay in place. And I think that is worth noting. Thank you. >> Thank Also note that is on calamity court, which I think is a great name. So TV show. Seen here numbers may proceed to vote. >> Member Myers. On a vote of thank you on a vote of let's get that record rate. 9 to 0 2026 Dash. 31 has passed the body. Next. We have item 5 AF another continue public hearing. Wait, I'm sorry. 5 e. And I'm going to go ahead and read a supplemental item into the record. Now it's information memorandum, a numbered letter from Anchorage Community Land Trust and support of ordinance. Number 2026, 32 Norton, some entering encourage municipal code chapter. 21. 0, 5, use regulations. And 21 15 rules of construction. And definitions to ease restrictions on agricultural uses in food production in the Anchorage Bowl. So that item a supplemental to item IV, which 2026 32 an ordinance amending increase muscle coach after 21 out of 5. Use regulations in 21 to 15 rules of construction definitions to ease restrictions on agricultural uses in food production in the Anchorage Bowl. This items carried over from 3.24 The public hearing is open again. Anyone wish to be heard on this item. Anyone at all. Seeing hearing none. Public hearing is now closed with of the body. Move to approve. Most famous bald and a second Mister Martinez. Any discussion on the motion? I like yes, thank >> I would like to Monday Valley and then the number one place. >> There's a motion to amend. By ball and a seconded by Mister Rivera. speak to the motion. >> Yes, please. So have there. We've received a lot of questions about whether processing or producing alcoholic beverages. As part of this accessory use exempt the person essentially from other laws the but the meanest from the state level regarding manufacturer, production storage storage, et cetera. So this is just I'm clarifying that nothing about this coach Ange preempts any of those other requirements, just so that very, very clear to the public. Thank you. I my colleague support number sellers. >> This feels a little bit like extraneous language, a little unnecessary to So I'm going to be a no vote on this. >> All right. And I will offer that I too. Extraneous and we have the discussion last week when the Supreme Court decided wait, it's the 5th Circuit. anyone else on the amendment none members may proceed to vote. >> Member Myers. You know. >> vote of 4 to 5. The amendment passed back in the main motion us originally drafted mayor of offense. >> Thank you, Chair constant. I want to thank the agricultural community for their son, port and their feedback and the planning Department for their work on this project. It's been in the making for a while and also, yeah, I saw Martinez. And also the assembly co-sponsors did also want to give a special thanks to Mike Moh session and all his advocacy and his work. And for the really great tomatoes and cucumbers, he grows. Thank you, Mr. >> Thank air anyone else? The none members may proceed vote. >> Member Myers. >> I vote of 9 to 2026. 32 has passed the body brings us next item. 5 FB O 2026. Dash. 35 in U.S. Inc Tmus Assembly, amending Anchorage Municipal Code. Section 3, 0.31, 42 3 30 44 regarding holiday pay. items carried over from 3. 24 26 as well. Public hearing on this item is now open. Anyone wish to be heard. Either welcoming place to get him a part-time 3 minutes get your constant pull Hatcher. The side. Thank employee association president. I'm grateful that to check on stun Vice Chair rally brought this forward. This was kind of what we discussed in our contract negotiations almost 8 months ago that you ratified in December. There will be a most likely a change needed in that I'm sure Mr Falls. He's probably working on right now, but I want them on the spot to make this part of our contract were allowed to flex time as it is now. But our contract still says we have to have a full pay period, full pay period status. You know, the Friday before the Tuesday after on the Monday holiday. But I'm sure we'll get that taken care I appreciate you guys doing this for Anyone else wish to be heard. public hearing is now closed. That's what the body to prove. Second. Moved by Mister Rivera, seconded by Ms Baldwin Day. Mr. Mr. Johnson, thank you. the genesis of this project for my park was I don't have to spend too much time on this. But the clerk and their team to spend a ton of time every single pay period doing this ridiculous, make work that shouldn't have to happen where they have to correct pace positions on every employee who was either traveling around leave or any number of different things. And it's just like a big in step that we're probably spending in the course of a year. Hundreds of labor hours managing a process that doesn't serve any true value. And so what this does is it just allows for more flexible scheduling and allows. >> For those pay correction processes to be streamlined. I think down to about one out of 10. And so I think that just in the context of running an efficient government, it's best to get bureaucracy out of the way. So that's the why on this and haven't really heard from any of the bargaining unit on the question. It was mostly from my poor beleaguered clerk who has too many things to do. So. Anyone else? Yeah, I'm sorry. Do have an amendment. Mister chair, would please? Yeah. Move a constant amendment. Number There's a motion to amend Section Rivera. Second, my Mister Johnson. And it's pretty straightforward. Just pushes out the implementation date to give time for the bargaining units to go through the processes and to not break us AP. Marker. Thank you. Mister Chair Sesay P is famously easy. >> To work with playable is September. Did you did the administration say September? Thank you. They sent on calls what they said and they said you tell me and so and they came back with we actually had a slider in there and they're like, we don't know how to tell if the slider. Anyone else on the amendment seeing hearing none. I'd like to ask unanimous consent in objection. Seeing and hearing no objection to the amendment. We're back on the main motion as amended any further discussion. Seeing hearing none members may proceed to vote. >> Member Myers. >> And a vote of 9 to 0 2026. Ashley 5 as amended is passed. The body. So next we have item 5G which is air 61 a resolution. I think somebody's authorized dispersement of an amount not to exceed 5 million to $1000 from congressional landfill. Closure imposed closure Investment fund and the positing such funds. always service Disposal utility operating fund 5, 6, 2, 0, 0, Public hearings continue from for Fort teen. The Canes now open again. Anyone wish to be heard on this item. Shannon? Public hearings now closed. Is the administration prepared to move on this item? There are some questions about some underlying details that were not quite. >> I'll Our is tough to come up and explain if there are any further questions. But I understand that we are prepared to move ahead with this after that previously, asked for this to be contains vacant, discuss it at the eye. You see committee, that meeting has happened. That briefing has happened. So at this point, believe we're prepared to move ahead with this. But all it means speak directly to it. >> Yeah. So we'll go in and start with a motion to approve. But there are some questions that are I think more related to trust where the money is originating and where it's going to. And so but yeah, going take a motion to approve move to approve second. So a motion to approve made by Mister Rivera. Second Amendment day know how Mr come. I turned off. >> Mr. Chairman Kelly toast directors always services members of the Assembly. What questions you have? >> There are some questions about the underlying accounts where the money is coming from and where it's going to. And if they were accurate. In the document itself, it appeared to our financial analyst that the monies were being appropriately to a non. Appropriating account and not a cash account. And so with all the work being done on the actor, there were a number of questions that I don't know that they were meaningfully resolved. >> Mr. Chairman members of the Assembly, the account just underwent a as I also serve on the post closure and closure care fund for the Municipal Landfill. And as a member of that body, we lies the 3rd party financial auditor who helped us live, who actually helped to set up the model from the very beginning. So this is the first 5 year. Look back to see. Did we need to make any adjustments to that fund and to the glide path of the investment. And the result was that there was there was an excess of funding and 5.2 million of it was attributed to operational. It's assess excellence. So they chose to move forward with this recommendation that this funding be transferred over to solid waste services. >> So okay. I think that that's a fine answer. Have a feeling the body of prison. That's fine. And I think this is part of the Q one meeting next week as well. It may come back before you with some correction because I don't think any harm will be done if it goes into the wrong account or if kind of that just might need some additional action is all. And so I don't have close beat on what the concerns were. So anyone else? As part day. >> So so as that is the question around the receiving fund or dispersing fund. >> Again, I can't really speak to the details. It was fairly critical, I just was told that it looks like the money was going to an account that isn't a spending account. And so and might need additional action, which is the rub. So that will all be clarified. And these conversations I think, were happening with the controller's office. I don't know. >> Chair. I think there is a second step to this. It's coming in the queue. One budgeted visions. That is the move for these funds. This is the move of the funds out of that. I will state closure into basically saw services to allow them to be appropriated for purposes. The next step is the appropriation for the 2 for the intended purpose of the funds. And that is part of Q and budget revisions of that may be what you're thinking about it and welcome. That's OK but don't know As a I did mention that earlier, this will be back for part 2 with the Q one next week. And so there may be an opportunity to fix it. If there's an earnest, a problem. >> Again, I'm just speaking to a concern that was raised without enough details and I'm confident moving forward because it will be corrected if it's all right. Because again, the real move is next week. So there's no one else members may proceed. >> Member Myers. >> And a vote of 9 to 0 era 2026. To 61. past the body that takes us now to our new public hearings. Next. How a Cairns item 6, a 6, 8 is L 2026 dash. 45 an ordinance? The municipality of Anchorage amending the conditions of disposal placed on former Heritage Landbank parcel 5 Dash 0, 0, 3, legally described as lot for SLS. 97 Dash 10 raspberry road in us, Paul and selection site Platt. 99. That's to pay. These 1, 2 dash, 1, 3, one dash 87 to extend the development period granted within the imposed Reversion clause public can now up. And if you're here to testify on this item, please come forward. Now is your opportunity. Welcome, please. State your name a part of town. You're from. And with that microphone up. Joe have 3 minutes. Good evening. My name is as Sean Devon him from South Anchorage, South West Anchorage. >> I appreciate your willingness to consider the extension of the reversion. A class tied to the purchase of a peace approach like company owns just off the corner, Raspberry Road in Northwood Street. I feel that I can show substantial reason for a four-year extension. And I hope that you'll vote in support of a badly needed workforce, housing that will provide. Let me briefly describe the workforce housing development, Raspberry townhomes that we are breaking ground on in 2 weeks. Rez right townhomes to 58 unit townhome development to be constructed on the subject. Property. We plan to break ground May 7th in 2 weeks and finished construction of fall 2027. We are excited about Raspberry townhomes because it is bringing housing type that hasn't traditionally seen in Anchorage market rent townhomes. Townhomes are highly desirable because they provide private entrances individual he to garages greater isolation from other tenants and they tend to attract more families which many times shy away from typical apartments. But they for your IX extension of the reversion. Every clause. This allows us to move forward with our groundbreaking in 2 weeks. There's been a lot of time effort and money to get the development to this point in the process. I provide the following information to show that we have been diligently working towards a housing development ever since we purchased the land for years ago. And the last 4 years we have rezone the land from our 1, 2 or 3 extracted 8 to 10 feet up heat across the site and then backfill the site with Phil. The cost of this was a $907,000. We created. Our construction joins at a cost of $400,000. We obtained a full construction permit in February this year we obtained a commitment for construction financing in March of this year, we obtained a commitment for investment for the project to March of this year. And finally, if we have assigned general contract or agreement that we obtain in March of this year. The purpose of the reverse an area clause was to ensure that the property would not be landing. Our efforts of time and money as previously discussed show that this property is not being land bank and in fact, is moving towards construction of 58 desperately needed housing units. This is an exciting time not only for us, but it is for Anchorage since residences as well. As you're aware, there have been minimal marker, 8 workforce housing constructed over the last 20 years. The purpose or raspberry townhomes, provide workforce housing that looks great and enhances the community in which it is found. I hope that I could have clearly shown that we are not land banking this land that we have made real meaningful progress over the last 4 years towards development. And finally that with a four-year extension in place, we plan to break ground in 2 weeks. I humbly ask that you extend or reversion every class. Thank you. ♪ They're probably be questions for you after the public can close. And so. >> Welcome, please, state your part of town you're from. have 3 minutes. >> Good evening. Assembly members May Corey Hill. I'm a resident South Park states manufactured home. We have developed an organization called South Park Homeowners Association to which 90% of the remaining spaces have signed on early this year, we became a member of joining the Justice Organization, Interface Network. I'm one of several neighbors speaking tonight on behalf of our homeowners association. represent families who speak English, Spanish Tagalog loud tie in Arabic working families who chose South Park Estates because it was one of the last places in Midtown where working family could actually own a home. We understand that we have 3 minutes per person which could take the whole night of respect for the body. We elect a few representatives. And limited our collective testimony to 15 minutes. Does that work for you? Mr. Chair. >> We are really answer questions. You have 3 minutes run through We're here tonight to to posed ordinance number 206. Excuse 2, 0, 2, 6 Dash, 4, 5, which would extend the development period advantage on Devin Ham was in the region. clause on the piece of land. Of the city-owned land that Sean bought at a steep discount to build housing on. We're calling on the assembly to table that extension until Mr. Devon him reaches affair, relocation agreement with the residents. He is displacing from South Park Estates. In Twenty-twenty. Our park had 66 owner occupied homes today after partial demolition fire and evictions carried out in phase one. Only 35 homes remain occupied. Evictions are scheduled to continue in phases through 2026. 2027 in 2028. This is not a distant problem. Families in this room are losing their homes. We're not here to stop development. We understand, Mr. Given him has the legal right to develop this land. We are asking what we're asking us simply that the assembly not extend courtesies to developer while he refuses to negotiate a fair deal with the people whose homes and livelihoods are being erased in the process. I would never have bought my own. I would never have home South Park states, 5 known that this was going to happen. Our home in 2021, my wife and I had just been displaced from. By your property management have to the roof had collapsed and there was Black mole found throughout. you're considering buying a home. We spoke with Park management about rumors that the park would be closed. They assured us there was no plans to do so. 14 days later we received notice that part would close within 2 to 10 years. We've already been displaced before can't believe it's happening again. >> sorry, but your time expired. >> Please, no clapping. So cloud thing is not allowed in. The chamber says it makes it hard for us to hear and it slows down the We understand you're standing and that's pretty clearly communicates to. So please, no clapping or noise making so we can get through this. Thank you. Welcome, please. State your name. A part of town you're from. have 3 minutes. You just turn it off. >> Good evening. My name is Dana. Some I have lived at the South Park states for 15 years. What I want this assembly to understand tonight is the financial reality behind our Situation. H family in a park has invested approximately 70 1000 into our homes that breaks down roughly 30,000 to purchase the home 20,000 and materials for repairs and improvements and 20,000 the labor and sweat and equity. Kwity these homes are not temporary shelters. They biggest financial assets for many of us. They represent a lifetime of work. For example, Mr. Devon Jemez offering residents $6,000 to move out early. That is not relocation package. That is 2 months rent one of his own downtown properties. Meanwhile, Anchorage Development Services has estimated the true cost of relocating a manufactured home is about 40,000. attempts. We have not yet been able to get a call from a mover. But that estimate reflects the real world 6,000 us not. even if we could afford to move our home was still running to heart routes. There are very few available spaces in other manufactured home parks in Anchorage and most of them won't accept homes or H there's only one viable home over in the area. Many over homes due to their age and layout are likely not mobile at all. If we are forced without a fair compensation, we do not lose. A place to live, would lose all of her money for me. That means possibly most on not attending college. We have raised kids in this home. They're doing well in school. My son is taking advanced placement courses so he can be the first member of her family to go to college movie means join our kids lives to into chaos. It also means taking want the money we have saved for science tuition. He only has 2 more years of high school to 2 more years of high school that means using our science money that we have saved love for relocation. We have asked for a realistic negotiation for 35,000 per household. Half over average investment. It is reasonable documented figure. It will not make us rich. It is the cost of a dignified move. >> Please no clapping. Please. No clapping. Please. State your name. What part of town you're from? You have 3 minutes and it's on your good. >> Hi, my name is Brian. A fabric. I want to speak tonight about what life has actually looked like at South Park Estates won. The start of the hand has been collecting rent from us and preparing to redevelop our land. The park's infrastructure has serious longstanding problems. The water system still rounds on its original pipes, which means regular boil water notices and frozen lines in the winner. The ground beneath their homes apparently contaminated from the leaking Denali feel company heating system, an environmental issue that has been monitored by the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation since 2005, Mr. De to have frequently points to the cost of remediation. But during the rezoning, he told the city had already rate reached a settlement with Denali, feel company cover it. Management failure management failures have compounded these hazards, slow responses to vacancy in squatting. drugs, violence and danger to our doors in December of 2025. Our neighbor's home caught fire on property management and more Squatters edition. Next door spy or warnings. It started a fire. He lost his home in Hadley from the dead of Winter. Since the reason we have noticed conditions getting worse right out my window. I can see abandoned cars and trash, including needles and gotten off lead left on addressed for the boarded-up homes that have attracted dozens of squatters into each. Trucks are being sold in Dalton Open almost 2 months ago. One of our neighbors homes is broken into and robbed by some of these people. Despite all this around has climbed steadily from 4.60, per month to and 2021 to 7.10, per month in 2025, that is a 48% increase. Every single one of those increases came up to the property was rezoned and park closure was confirmed. Since Our rent increases total. About 6,000. Over this period. The same amount were being offered to leave. There were no visible improvements to justify them. We now also pay separately for trash and frequently pile our own streets. The most recent rent increase came in May of 2025. Just 3 months before the first eviction notices were issued. We've also heard rumors that Mister Depp the hand could extend closure of phases 2, 3 next year. Why we appreciate more while we appreciate your time and also means we will be investing an additional 300 K into his development budget. Through raised rent, assuming he doesn't raise it again. We have reached a painful but unavoidable conclusion. We have been paying for on displacement. >> Thank you. Welcome, please. State your name part of town you're from. You'll have 3 minutes. >> Good evening. My name's Cliff. Why did I my son? Sebastian? I'm here to talk about commitments, ones, Mr. Deben handmade to this assembly and the Planning Zoning Commission once he's failed to keep. During his own process for South Park states, Mr. Devon Am committed to working closely with residents and to developing relocation assistance package that in his own words works out for everybody they made. Those represent to this assembly. He made into the planning zoning Commission. On the strength of those commitments assembly approved the result. Today, he's told us directly that he is unwilling to negotiate or even means us as an entity that he has no obligation to offer us anything. Phase one residents like myself received eviction notice in August 2025. 270 days. Notice 3 months short of the one noticed Mr. Devon specifically promised the city on record. He would provide. Our family's rough, early compliance incentives 4,000 to $12,000 to vacate within 2 to 5 months. The higher amounts are reserved for the people who would be able to move their homes. 15 of 16 families are already gone. Their homes are boarded up and Polish. The only way any all has left the park has been in a dumpster. You know, we're not done. We understand sterotypes people have about mobile homes. Our homes are nice. So come over have a cup of coffee. They're not abandoned vehicles. lived in by homeless in a bridge. Their their homes with power, gas. Running water. Usually. Wives children cousins dogs, cats. The nuclear family. Phase 2, 3 residents receive notice just before Christmas, the flat offered 6,000 no negotiation, no process, no knowledge of what we have invested. Mr. Devon tell you include reference to other assistance programs to compensate for his low offer. The list includes programs for many of us make just enough money to be disqualified for. Requires their homes to move for stories and even an active program. We have been offered a solution. So major programs, deadlines and conditions that leaves us scrambling. Our homes are slated for demolition. also asked to send to be considered the public suggest work his bloc. 96 downtown was built with 1.8 million from the Anchorage Community Development Authority, a favor, a public land. He started at 1.4 million below market rate over 20 years. And EPA brownfield grant the 12 year property tax exemption. We estimate to be worth 1.8 million. In total. We estimate that we the public will contribute about 5 million over the life of this project. Thank you. Just paid so handsomely for shots project a CDA. We'll recap recoup its investment until the year 2062. Park officials been of her backers. Make sure Sean does not see a financial loss. Thank you, sir. >> Welcome, please. State your name. A part of town you're from. You'll have 3 minutes. It's >> I am Kathryn I'm a single mother of 4 and the last of 5 to speak. >> Excuse me. What to put on a hike Yeah. Thank you. >> We are asking the assembly. >> To table the ordinance number. 2, 0, 2, 6, Dash, 4, 5, The extension, Anderson Denham's development deadline until he reaches air relocation agreement with the remaining residents of the South Park, the state. We are not asking Mr. Dunham, too, abandon his development. We're asking. For a pair. Process. One that does not allow a developer to collect public assistance. us. subsidize to get rezoning approval on the strips. Strength of the promises made to this assembly. Then to turn to the families. He's displacing and say he has no obligation to help Mr. Denham said is we may not. He says he has no close relations with us. Residents, but he refuses to work with us on a fair deal. He refused to reschedule the information meeting about our per closing, even though we asked him to because our neighbors still are out town for Christmas and the rest of us work in the middle of the day. Mr. Denham may say that we are just a small group that doesn't represent the whole. We got 90% of our neighbors to sign an organized for a deal for all of us. Mr. Denham says we're not. Mr. Says we all knew about the part closing plenty of time. That's not too many of our neighbors. Certainly not me. I bought my home in 2021 after I was displaced in the Butte. I bought my home and I bought my home too. So try to save money for college for my daughter. To become a nurse. I will never have bought this place. I knew the park was closing. I just want stability. We are in community working families. We come from South Park, the state because one of the few places left to encourage for a family. With something we could own. We have paid our rent and played by the rules. We have done everything right. We are being operated only 6,002 and walk away from a 7, 7, $1000 worth the investment. >> Thank you, >> Welcome, sir. The microphone is off to Green button. Please state your name. What part of town you're from? You'll have 3 minutes. Do you think? >> member of Alaska motor manufacturer, Homeowners and renters Association. And I feel distressing trend occurring these the stay. Under state of West. A landlord tenant handbook. Mobile home owners are not protected. They're not. And it all. This was an opportunity for the Anchorage Assembly to establish the rights and responsibilities. Mobile homeowners and mobile home parks. And by doing so, you'll protect. And one of the things that needs to be incorporated as a first right of refusal when a person with couple big, huge investment bank mobile home park. Only to break it up. First assets much like what happened when their lives years and years ago. That's all I have say. >> Anyone else wish to be heard. Anyone at all? Senior. public has now closed. What's well, the by. I'd like to ask for a motion to continue the item to the meeting of May. So moved second motion by Mister Johnson, seconded by Baldwin Day. I can speak or you can. Mrs. But yeah, I just think that there's only 8 of us here. We don't have a full body. The meeting of the 20th is not feasible. I can feel the blowing in the trade winds in this room and I don't see a yes vote crossing the threshold with the item as drafted today. And the public has made a very heartfelt appeal. And for all of those reasons, it argues that the parties should figure out. More between themselves and the assembly should be brief to more fully on the various details of this project and the other project I would offer that this is about a project not related to. The mobile home, but the folks who are here have an argument that's made and he's made before properly. And so without I just think that the members would serve themselves and the public interest test in giving themselves little bit of time. Yeah. Thank you Mr. Chair, Mr. Dimon can you please come up to the mic? Thank So I am. I am in support of this motion to postpone and >> first and won't be on the body. But as I understand some of the intent here is to allow you Mr. Dimon him to work with the residents. So I guess I would like to hear on the record. Are you committed to doing that between now and May 12? >> just I understand, are we not linking the 2 together like is is is that? I'm just I'm unclear on it seems like the Reversion clause is based on, you know, the idea be in the land. land made substantial improvement on we're trying to break ground here in like 2 weeks later. this gets pushed off to May 12. Obviously can push off the breaking breaking. But it doesn't seem like the 2 developments should be connected if that makes sense. And I'm not saying that we shouldn't do that. And I'm also prepared to read a statement about South Park Estates, closure. If you think that would be useful, its a 4 men are quick read. It's an update. Might be good information for them. But the leaking of these 2 share a concerning. Thank Martin. And so I hear the argument. I would like an answer to the question that I asked, though. And if another summit member wants to. >> Ask for your for your statement to be read. I think that's appropriate. We have a lease with individuals. I have repeatedly asked our attendance to have associated with join so outside of the tenants associate. John, we've met with many of our tents met with 40% of our 10. Some come to agreements with them. The ones that have joined said, come in individually and talk to us or it or leases are worth individuals. And therefore we talked to them as individuals. We continue to do that. We will certainly do that. We will continue to ask him to do that. What they have asked is that we meet with the entire group and negotiate entire settlement with all of them and one group setting which that's but our lease isn't with a group that's with individuals. Thank you. I appreciate appreciate that. that So appreciate what the tenants are trying to do, which is to use there collective power. And I'm sure that puts you in an awkward position and thank you, Mr. Chairman. A number of folks think human source. >> Yeah. Guess have a couple questions for a question. So first off, I want to say, I don't that this is necessarily. I'm not interested necessarily linking the 2 items, but I am interested in seeing how commitments are followed. And so I guess my question is, did the rezone com with some kind agreement or statement requirement for fair compensation for the people of South Park. >> I think it's important to realize that sense. This is about something other than South Park Estates that it's hard to bring all the information into literally. I was just looking for a yes or no answer and on the quest. So during my testimony, I did say that I would work with our tenants. And I and I in my statement that I have here, I can also show that I that I have sincerely worked with them and not everything that you're hearing from this body is necessarily entirely. Full of all the information was just looking for. Yes or no question. >> During the rezone, was there any type of statement or agreement made? To give fair compensation? And again, I'm not looking to link the 2 items together, but I am looking. To get some kind of idea on the following of commitments. >> Absolutely. So during my testimony that I had right here, I said I would work with the tenants on on something for them either sell ter units to us or to move them off. And I have done that. I would love to read this that and show that we have actually done something and that up. I just listen to all the to the words that they were saying, I wouldn't like me either. But there's a lot going on here than just just that, right. And so I haven't been able to defend myself or say anything. >> I guess my next question will be go ahead and read your statement and then I will follow up with us. >> My question, awesome. Thank you so much to really appreciate that. I'm happy to give a brief update on South Park Estates in the future. Closing on the park. Prior to the sent out a more complete update on status. The park closure. And I refer you to that document for greater detail. 3 things should be clearly understood the for sure what we're doing to assist our tenants at the South Park Estates. First. Even if I don't close the park, the park is already closing itself. The park is over 60 years old and the infrastructure. The park in the mobile them. mobile homes themselves are falling apart. I spend over $60,000 each year on water and sewer maintenance. The park originally started with 83 mobile last year before we close block one, we were down to 54 mobile homes. Every year we lose mobile homes to the obsolescence, molten fire in recent years. The number continues to accelerate. Second. The environmental contamination that covers almost a 3rd of the park needs to be cleaned up. Which necessitates the move a mobile homes in the area and the cost of cleanup to Devon Hamill $500,000. 38 mobile home part owner personally signed a lease with us that stated that they would that they on the mobile home in eye on the land and they were only renting the land with no understanding that this would be in perpetuity. However. And I think this is important. We would never just abandon our tenants. That's not the Devon him way. That's not the way we have ever acted in anything we've ever done with any of our tenants. On the contrary, we have worked hard with our tenants to either ranch for the move their mobile home or for the sell their mobile home to us that we can demo it. To date. We have successfully worked with. 23 of our tenants or 40% of the park to come to mutually agreeable terms. There are 3 principal ways that we are striving to assist or tenants. Number one, notice we have been proactive 2 and former tenants of the impending closure. And when we have given notice, we have given more than the required time. Indeed. On Friday, we are notifying tenants on blocks 2, 3 that they will have until June. 1st 2028 or 2 and a half years. Notice for blocks to in June one, 2029, 3 and a half years notice for blocks 3. Number 2 assistance. I have instructed my Devon him to assist our tenants in any capacity to help them to either move their mobile home and take advantage of cover, moving expenses and free rent or to sell them. This assistance could help with applications help with coordinating the mover. Hope of finding the park to move to or even labor the chop off a porch in preparation for a move. We are willing and have been providing on an ongoing basis assistance to our tenants with the use of labor resources, our knowledge or experience in our expertise. Number 3, financial assistance. Devon has made a commitment of up to $534,000 for tenants that want to either move or sell their mobile homes. Indeed. This Friday, tenants up locks 2, 3, will be informed that if they move mobile home, Devin him will give the $9,000. Plus 3 months of free rent if they elect to move the mobile home. When this is combined with the free moving assistance and free rent at the new park. This is a package deal over $19,000. I recognize I recognize. That even with this additional contacts, time and money for some tenants, this mills may still feel like it's not enough. And understand that. We don't take that lightly. But I hope it is clear that the decision to close the park is driven by unavoidable environmental infrastructure and economic realities. And that we are making a sincere and substantial effort to support a residents to this unavoidable. Transition. Thank you. Thank you. still think that quite answered my question, which is. >> When the park was rezoned, was there any type of commitment made to work with the residents for fair compensation? >> So when I get my testimony right here, as a said prior, I committed that I work with our tenants on something. Yes, so that your your verbiage that you exactly use wasn't the purpose that I exactly use, but it was a long, but yes, it was along that line. >> I have no further questions. Thinks square. Thank you, Mr. Chair. So what just heard hold on. Just one 0nd off the record that Mr. President dress up her son at 07:12PM. thank you. I believe what I just heard that has 0 impact on other property closure, correct? Is that what I'm hearing? >> Yeah, they're 2 different numbers there. In 2 separate said during an investors they have different, right, right lake and so, you know, I've got a million have dollars in on this. If this doesn't go through, then not only were not doing 58 units, but I won't have any money for for South Park Estates for anything that they're trying to do. I guess in some ways that is linked. it seems like this other personal that you are working with right now, which which is what we're actually, you know, we actually have on the agenda as BN uses leverage 4 separate landlord. Tenant disputes that. So yeah, I was after a station. it's a little unfair link 2 very different developments. It's unfair for me because it doesn't give me the ability to really defend myself on the separate issue because I haven't prepared for that. Right. so it's not that I don't want to work with them. I am working with them. I continue to invite them to. We are on an ongoing basis working with them. But it's a separate issue from the issue that's in front of us now, which is a reversion clause. Yeah. I mean, guess more questions said just a comment. I appreciate you trying to invest in this community and trying to build more housing. >> So priority of the merits priority this body to add more housing. So I thank you for your efforts are, sir. Thank you. Thanks. >> Mr. Khan thinks, you know, I want to see housing do want to see these folks protected. And I also know at every turn. And I see a couple scenarios here. One as the motion fails, right? And then one is a little bit more time to have more conversation and figure out if there's a bridge to be built and educate the assembly. Are allowed somebody to be more educated. Don't want to presume that you're not educated. But there's a lot of details to this. And the link between the projects is the municipal subsidy question, right? That is a true link. That's at least as far as I can see the piece that other than financial piece. you referenced yourself. I think that that's the key link and it's hard Take at face value that you haven't prepared for this conversation because you had a page 4 minutes of typed notes and so the record before us shows that if this is top of mind for you, which I think is actually in your benefit that you're not just. Kind sleeping your way through the question and hoping and wishing. But you've done the work. And so for my part, I just think And I can't predict what they'll do. But I don't think you have the votes right now. And for me, that is significant because if it fails, I'm not sure what happens. It's forever. You can come back. I don't know. And so I just hope members think a lot through that. Have a couple more people in the queue. Mr. Tense. Thank you. Chair. >> And I'm going to support the motion to postpone to a time. Certain May 12, as you have forward a motion comment and maybe some. They may be words of wisdom. They may not be. But it was mentioned today. And it wrote me absolutely the wrong way. just real clear about that. That you're going to read a statement. And that some of that information that you were going to read in form form in a statement, maybe new or useful to the folks behind you. The silence of that. Is filled with the laughter in my heart. Because the one hand, you're making making a point to say I'm working with folks. But on the other hand, they may find new information here tonight. I think that is. is a laughable moment. But on the other hand. I think just to my colleagues, the question is public good. A reversion, every clause. Because we have we have our code. The idea that we don't want folks to sit on properties that we make available for development. So that's what the issue is about. Public. Good. With respect to the reversion every cause. So it seems like it would be in the best interest to make sure that this body has more information, that the urgency that you would probably be communicating to us how to make sure that we have more information in the next short time period. But it would also seem to your advantage again, words of of a savage sovereign as I describe us on this body. But perhaps. When we think about the question of the public, good. And perhaps when we think about as 12 Savage sovereigns our district and our constituents and our taxpayers who foot the bill of these public. Good investment opportunities. Perhaps then you may see a link between what this body has done with respect to displacement of people in the community. You may also see a link and may be able to help us as a canary in the mine. With what you heard with testimony about other future problems that this sector of housing. We'll have because on the one hand you're moving or the development calls for. And even as you described without a development on the South Park estate. Does obsolescence happening? That is a common thing across. A lot of spaces where folks find mobile homes and mobile home parks. So as not your your property or you bought that problem. But on the other hand, we are also part of the public good to figure out both from the commitment perspective, do you keep your word? That's one I do absolutely do know that trade issue is not how sir. I stopped what I described was that's a question that was raised. I'm reiterating the question. It's a fair question. Do you keep your commitment? The demonstration of that is going to be to us? I think with some Apple time. In the way that you described it, maybe more holistically. Maybe more holistically, thinking about the number of women. On the one hand, the number of units being displaced meats. We're bringing on new units. There's as By my numbers. We've lost more units than we are gaining overall. By the sheer number of units to be displaced from one property, too. The prospect of another. And we wouldn't be involved at all if there wasn't a public request for an extension of a public plea disposed property. And so that's the rub that you as a private property owner have that threat of an obligation. And that's why we're here. And that's the only reason why a bunch of a sevens all up in this conversation. But the other side of it in my mind would be. If you weren't here. Re version, every clause. You might be here about the displacement conversation that's still happening. And so they are linked, unfortunately, in this reality of a very small. With a lot of pressures and dynamics with very few developers in the first place or I've been. Supportive of the development community, support of a lot of things. But at this time, I just encourage you to Bree. Think about the public good and perhaps. You You may find something remarkable from before we even come back here that just. Does magic in a small town of people who can meet with each other. Find a way forward. Because my other challenge to you is. You degree of flexibility in describing your defensive posture of how you've interact with folks is also off putting. The openness. Are being asked to provide tax payable. I believe is important for folks who take that obligation on. Also carry that. Practice forward because if we have to also deal with the displacement of folks. From properties that have a tomb. And those folks are getting this place. While there's also getting a public benefit. I just think that it is late. It is a rub. And my encouragement is. Ask us for this time. Ask us for the pause and do some work. Thank you, miss. But Monday. Yeah, I I absolutely appreciate >> the request for the extension. The revolutionary class so that you can continue the work that you started at raspberry you 9th has separate conversation, Mr. Devon him, which I really appreciated your time and not. And and I think what what feels important in this moment is just to to revisit some of the things that you mentioned in the testimony that you just offered to us in terms of the ways that you are, they are willing to support your tenant South Park. Even as we are contemplating the the future of the land in which you made an investment are also contemplating the future of the land on which they've made an investment I think what I heard you say is that you are willing to facilitate connection. Movers for folks who are interested in moving their trailers from South Park to another mobile home Mobile home Park is. Is that correct? Is that what I heard from you? Absolutely late. So one of the questions was my commitment to them. >> I said I give you that. We've I've met the commitment. We been more than willing to meet with them like that's one of the things that's being misunderstood is like. We are actually encouraging it. >> Let let me ask couple more questions. and I hear that I also heard you express a willingness to offer labor. That would support the move of trailers that can be moved if there are if there are porches that need to be locked off or something of that nature that you would be willing to support that labor with the park management that you already have in place also what I heard. Absolutely. And we have been doing that. Not only will we do it. We have been doing with with tenants. >> And I appreciate I also we have some separate communication from you and our e-mail inboxes which suggest that you are. >> That that you are planning to defer all movement out of South Park until 2028 is. Is that also an accurate statement? It is a case. Excellent. I my and then the last thing that you and I discussed was whether you would be willing to be flexible on that payment of rent during a time period proceeding when someone might mean might be moving out of the park. See, be willing to offer rental relief is also something that you're willing to do. >> Absolutely. mention it in the testimony here. So, I just wanted to sure were very, very clear about what what's on offer. >> And then there's also the the $6,000 I, as I understand correctly, is either a payment directly to a tenant who might be vacating their property or alternatively, a mechanism for them to partially pay for a move, a trailer also correct. >> Almost so we're at we since changed and offer an additional $3,000. So $9,000 for somebody who is moving their trailer and $6,000 for somebody who's just simply selling their trailer for so that we can do more. >> That's helpful. Clarification. so I think. I think my my encouragement. Would be too potentially concede. That meeting with all of your attendance collectively who wish to do so and to more open conversation. About. What might be a path forward. would an additional way for you to ensure that everyone is receiving the same information because it does sound like there's been some folks who maybe weren't clear on what was going on or timelines and things like that that that collective conversation might actually be quite productive, might be very fruitful. That that gesture of being willing to meet it. And I would I would posit that this is potentially slightly different then just a tenant to landlord relationship where you're leases with individuals while that is legally true. I think there might be a difference in the circumstance such that all of these tenants are eventually they are being asked to do the same thing, which is to vacate. And I think that that might merit a different quality of conversation. And if that needs to be a facilitated conversation, I think that to that's well within the realm of of what's possible and maybe even necessary. But that strikes me as a really important piece of this that that having conversations with the collective would be helpful in moving this conversation forward and you can take that for what it's worth. And that's just my $0.02 as one person out of 12 honest ice. But I I think that those. Those actions, those commitments made in such a way that is very clear to the public and to your tenants, the lynx, which are willing to go. Would be very productive and thank you for being willing to be here and answer questions. >> Thank you, Mister Chair, Mr. Devon Can you tell me? The implications on your business, your operation if this is postponed. few more weeks. He said you're ready to break here and maybe 50 grand, $50,000 you know, that out of your pocket? Turn off it. Yeah. ultimately are investors Bank which think probably gets put back into new guys eventually do develop ntl. go. So that'll actually increase the cost of fair. Well, to okay. And then heard and then a question for the attorneys. What happens if this fellow uses for good, if this fails tonight? An investment heard, maybe that was a possibility. >> Threw the chair. That is not our current opinion. I think that the reversion clause looks like it doesn't kick in for another year. And so I believe this item could be back. I'm sorry. I think called through the chair. The attorneys off the cuff. Don't think this would be dead if it passes tonight. The reverse very close doesn't take effect for until June 8th. 2027 based on looking at the quit claim deed in the 5 year term to quickly stated its 2022, so believe that there would be some time to bring back a new item. >> So I guess I'm just. I say this. I'm certainly sympathetic to the situation with the with the mobile park. I understand landlord-tenant relations are complicated. Worked in the industry myself for a number of years. get it. So I hear I don't like they were holding up a separate potentially holding up a separate development that's going to bring additional housing to this town from somebody who's investing in our town. To bring more housing for people in this town that we're trying. We're holding it up over separate landlord-tenant issue. I really don't like that at all. I think that's that's personally. That's bad. Public So I will not be voting to postpone. I will be voting. So let's let students tonight. Let's move this along. And then I wish you all the best in your continue negotiations. On the separate issue that does not involve Thank you, Mr. Martinez, only Mr. Johnson spoke first Shots. >> Yeah, thank you. I will say briefly, for my part, you know, this question of whether or not to projects are links, frankly, remains unresolved in my mind. And I hear my colleagues arguments both for and against why we should adopt that framework. And so I just want to put that down that well, I made the motion to postpone and support the motion postpone. I would not. Take that as an indication of where my ultimate decision on whether or not to grant the extension. Where I land on that issue. That is something that I wish to contemplate further. I recognize that I think we have 2 goals here. Wants to see this housing projects, you know, that stress by Hornets move forward. And we also want to make sure that these these people get a fair shake in their homes. And I do worry that, you know, if if in the interest of moving quickly tonight. It's we risk putting potentially both of those at risk. So understand the downsides to taking more time with this. But frankly, it is a risk that feels more manageable in my mind them forcing us to draw conclusions at this moment. I will say that the information presented today, Mr. Devon him about, you know, your efforts to assist 10 says helpful. Also new information on the right. And so it doesn't give us a lot of time to sort of consider whether or not we think that meets our individual concepts of being adequate and fair to your tenants. All ask that you take sort of what you stated your verbally or in your notes there and perhaps you mail it to assembly that we can have that as a reference to contemplate. So absolutely anyways. Yeah, I'll leave it to that. I think time is beneficial to us and I believe ultimately may be beneficial to you as well in these projects and I certainly tend to engage with with both of these conversations thoughtfully and whether or not one rides with the other is something that will continue to to consider. >> You know, this Martinez up as Carter. >> Thank you. Threw the chair. I just want volunteer to members. If this item is postponed and you do want to further conversations about what legal rights may or may not exist in various areas of this issue available to talk. >> On that note, to grab the foreman, offer a mask, the chairs or the chair and Vice Chair of the Housing and homelessness committee. If they would consider hosting a special meeting before the 12th to tackle this conversation. So that it hasn't been you and kind can be briefed in a way that is I thought a whole, but also in the housing space. I heard from the chair. Sure. And so I see a thumbs up. And I think that working with the attorneys to be really wise to cut the framework of the conversation kind of really dialed in. Date and time to be determined by the chairs. Mr. Mcinnes. Thank you. Chair. To the administration. How common is it? >> We've run into this issue that the assembly has to take action on and on of dispose property that needs to be extended. Is that how common does that happen all the time? We seem to dispose of lots of properties, but how common is that? That's a question. Maybe somebody can good care of our do our real estate director here in the audience been she's indicating that we. >> With this pretty rare that we do this, this is not a stupendously common occurrence. >> Not tremendously calm and relatively rare, relatively calm of All right. So let's just deal with the merits of the question today. We're being asked to extend. But it was just reported unless unless unless I missed understood what the municipal attorney said. >> The reversion every clause would >> actually hit next year. Was that what was communicated a few minutes ago? To the municipal attorney. Threw the chair. Yes, I understand from listening to the conversation tonight and Mr, Given him that the issue is not necessarily that that reversion clause is imminently about to kick in, but that that has collateral effects on construction schedules and financing. So it I Martin and could explain. But we have not spoken before tonight, but he could explain what the practical issue is with that. But it's not a legal one. At this point. It would become one in a little over a year. So this is a preemptive action. For financing. Mr. 7. >> I'm not able to get to invest in the project nor can I get construction financing from a local bank without an extension because they're putting 60 million dollars of their own money at risk. But being reverted back to them away they if they were to give it to me. >> I think you've pretty much explains why a few more days is not actually a problem. I think it's pretty self evident with respect to the ability to have that much money on the table is not going to run away for 2 weeks. Of a conversation that requires us to take an action on it. All right. So I think that that's a fair. That's a fair read from my vantage point that. I do respect that you're in front of the curve, but it's being applied tonight like it's an all or nothing. Now and it's being applied in that way. Unfortunately, the backdrop of the other issue stat semi linked at least through the lens of public. Good. All right. And so I just think that that's that that's an unfortunate moment. But I think it's been pretty clear that really isn't. The house burning down, if you will, tonight, if this doesn't pass, it seems like that was pretty self evident and we actually have more time than even this particular deadline. I think that you're probably well equipped to make sure that. If there was a municipal process advancing, if you'd be able to probably aggressively communicate that to the rest of your team and the development, folks. And they're probably be waiting but they're probably want to know that you got it in the bag. They're probably going to want to know that you're going to make the case to us. Whatever day that we're going to say, yes, that's in the best interest of the public. Good to extend that out. Word to you, which really requires that we're believe projects are going to get done. All right. That's the point of the reversion. Every clause not being there and being asked for it. So that projects get done. There's a lot of trust from the public's perspective. Once we say yes or no. So the more information early on the more the noise behind the backdrop of this particular question, maybe dissipates. I think it probably creates a better opportunity for us to see the public investment. Thank you, Mr. Devon responding to it. >> Just one final thought to my >> I think it's important. For us to recognize Mobile homes are. >> The most permanently affordable housing available in Anchorage. And I. What direct my colleagues attention to several of the Rezone Inc that we approved tonight, which if you looked at the photographs, very clearly include. Mobile homes that are on properties that have just been rezoned and will a sensibly rate be redeveloped and the tenants of those mobile homes, if they are not. In fact, the owner of the property itself will be displaced. this is something we are. This is not a comment on on, Mr. Devon Hands due diligence as a landlord. This is a comment on what is happening in our city as we redevelop parcels as we rezone as we contemplate future development. And I think it is incumbent upon us as the assembly. >> Who will be >> task in some ways alongside the mayor's office with. Resulting in the question of what do we do with folks who have been able to pay $710 per month and lot rent and will not find that. They will not find that option in another place here in Anchorage unless we do something to make such property available. This is not something the market is going to produce on its own. And so I want to be very clear to my colleagues that this is a question of our engagement. Permanently affordable housing and where people go when they are displaced, whether that displacement is due to redevelopment or whether that displacement is due to a natural disaster. Typhoon, how long? There are plenty of reasons that we need to take responsibility. As the city leadership for what happens. In these circumstances. And we are continue to approve reasons that will generate more displacement and we need to we we need to reckon with that and we need to do it quickly now. And again, this is no comment Mr. Dent Devon Hands. And on this particular item. But since we're here, I think that this is worth noting but this is not the last time we are going to be faced with this question. And as people who are entrusted with the public good. I think we we we must not delay this conversation. It has to happen and it has to happen Thank you. >> There's no one else. The queue. This time the motion is to postpone to the meeting of the 12th with a visit to the Housing committee. members proceed to vote. Not a formal referral. Just an agreement by the trust. >> Member Myers. >> On a vote of 7 to 3, the motion to postpone has been carried by the slimmest of margins. So they'll be notice to the various folks that this when the meeting a schedule so you can have an opportunity. When take 5 minutes to go too far. All right. I think we're all here. We got a couple more interesting debates and we'll get to this agenda. next, we have 6 be 6 P is 2026 Dash. 49 an ordinance the municipality Anchorage authorizing the sale properties foreclosed on for delinquent taxes and or special assessments. Public hearing this item is now open. Anyone wish to be heard on this item. Anyone at all? Seeing hearing none public hearing is now closed. What's well, the body moved to prove. Motion to approve of Mister Rivera. Second of items pulled any discussion. here in a members may proceed to vote. Member Myers. vote of 10 to 0 2020 success. 49 us past the body next. 2026 dash. 54, an ordinance of the encroachments full some of the many interest of Code Section to increase public access to invitations to bid on municipal contracts. Post online. We haven't version. yeah, okay. It is here. Ivan Reis version title. An ordinance of the Anchorage Assembly. Amending encourage Municipal Code Section 7 to 0, 1, 0, 7, Oh 307, 20 to increase public access to intentions, to bid on municipal contracts pose someone. That's 2026. 54 S. And the print. An item is up here for any member of the public who wishes to have it. The public hearing is now Anyone wish to be heard on this item. Anyone all? Seeing none. Public hearings close with some of the body moved to prove version. Second, there's a motion to approve the S version moved Mister Rivera. Second by miss all day. Remember concept. Thank you. we worked closely with our friends in purchasing. Thank Marcus. With our friends in the chief administrative office. And council kind code that the public has a right to read any the documents without having to sign up for the the software package that beds are taken and into. And so we kind of went through this year and a half 2 years ago. And it was a bit of a struggle. But we got there. But still the certain items aren't showing up easily. And in fact, I myself last week. Had to go in and instead of being able to just read a solicitation, had to get an accounting going and the process wasn't as streamlined as I had hoped at the end. So this intense, too solve that problem I think we've come to a pretty good point where everyone agrees. What we've proposed is doable. What they're just going to essentially a smear all the bets on to the public portal. You want Bill to apply on to the website, but you won't be able to apply from there. You'll still have to go into the your process to make applications. And so I think that's generally the without all feel. The former spot today. It's been >> Yes, thank you. And have a question about location where where do we expect that these? The warehouse on purchasing website on the parchment. So if a member of the public or a member of assembly where to go to the purchasing website, they would see. The list of PDF so of open solicitations. Yes, excellent. Thank you. >> Currently have an amendment you can't remember. There are so many moving parts in the last minute. So go ahead, Yeah. Move Constant amendment number one. Second, his motion to amend and the second Mrs moved to miss. But Monday seconds. And I think this just I actually can't even speak to what exactly this is just moves where the references for not requiring registration through an online account for submitting personal information. But it's from I to Jay-Z actually. Does change the outcome? Any objection? like to ask unanimous consent to the amendment. Senior in on the amendment adopted. Any further discussion on motion. Seen here in an members may proceed to vote. >> Member Myers. For a vote of 10 to 2026 dash. 54 as amended has passed the body. >> Next we have. 60 residents 2026. Dash. 95. A resolution of the municipality of Anchorage, Alaska approving the issuance of part of a new municipality and one of our series in the aggregate principal amount not to exceed 4 million dollars for the purpose of providing funds to refinance or an outstanding debt and provide for additional funds for capital improvements. Related financial financing expenses, Don young part of Alaska. Public hearing on this item is now open. Anyone wish to be heard on this item. Seeing hearing none public hearing is now closed. so will the body 2 per. Second move faster. Vera second by Miss Ball Monday. Any discussion. none members proceed to vote. >> Member Myers. >> a of 10 to 0. 2026 Dash. 95 has passed the body. Item 6 e. know, 2026 dash. 57, an ordinance authorizing approving adoption of part of Alaska terminal tariffs. Number 10, 0.3, the public hearing on this item is now open. Anyone wish to be heard on this item. Anyone at all? Seeing hearing public hearing is now close. What's well, the body moved to prove. I was appalled any discussion on the motion. Hearing. See no discussion. Members may proceed to vote. >> Number Myers. On a vote of 10 to 0 2026. 57 has passed the body next item. 6 FB 0 2026. 56. >> Notice a Christmas possibly Manning Code section 3, DOT 29. 0, 7, 0, to remove certain public reporting requirements from the municipal attorney's office. Public hearings item is now open. One wish to be heard on item. Seeing hearing none public hearing is now closed. That's where the body. >> Are we trading move approve? Motion to approve by MS Balding days or second. Second, my Mister Rivera. Ok? So some decisions to be made on this item debate. There's been some discussions about a nest version. There's actually been a lot of work going on us would somewhat modified the thing. But it's not quite ready for prime time. The question really before us is if we kick it out, we kick it out to next week. Which would be the spotty deciding on this item or would we kick it out past that which would be a new body deciding the question? I think that's really the fundamental landscape of the question. source. >> I move to postpone the 28 12. 28 all moves to postpone 28. >> Second, there's a motion to postpone the item to April. 28 by member Silver seconded by Mr. Martinez. Speaks at all. No, Mr. Johnson. >> So just to clarify, if we if we take this up to me, the 28th it will be it will take place before the new but he is sworn in as that. Our intent. I'm getting a nod to Mr. Kercher. >> Yeah, thanks. And just curious, the administration has thoughts and postponing doing this now. >> Threw the chair to clarify. This was a recommendation directly from my office, not from the administration, but I'm happy answer. I think very it's a comfortable postponing. I want the assembly and every member to have a chance to think about this. Consider any s version that may be brought forward, which hopefully is soon and also have a chance to speak confidentially with my office near job. You, sir. If you have any questions or concerns in advance of the meeting. Anything further Mr. President my question was answered. Thank you right. So Mr. >> Yeah, thanks. I guess to some of the council how because I imagine the person who is doing version isn't here So how soon do you think we'll have that as version? >> I anticipate being able to get it on the for the next meeting. So the deadline is noon tomorrow to be published Friday. Perfect. Thank you. Also, the mover of that version said that she would prefer to be on the 28th the next meeting. And so >> there was some discussion about how members would like to be briefed on the wine. The matter that it is how it's drafted at center. And there are really 2 paths to do that. One is individuals reaching out to our Exxon attorneys Department of Law in asking for a specific briefing on. The item. That is to me the most preferable route. But members have to be active to do that. If they want to understand more on why. This was put forward. The other path is an executive session. But next meeting is not the time for executive session. And so it would be tonight. Only or you could avail yourself for details from the municipal attorney and their office. And so I strongly recommend members who might have questions or thoughts to reach out to the municipal attorney. Get your questions answered and then Ready for the question. So and I love the idea of not convene into executive session right So I would support the motion. Seeing no on it. Also make you would like to ask unanimous consent. any objection to the motion? I'm hearing no objection. So the motion will be back before us in the meeting of April. 12th. April 28th. I'm sorry, screen. April. Now. So that concludes our business agenda out on an STA participation. Welcome. Please. Come forward. Please have the information to the clerk up here. She will distribute it. I welcome, please state your name. What part of town you're from? Pull the mic down. It's on. You've got 3 >> Certainly isn't working. They are on go. >> Madam Mayor, members of the Assembly, United Hadsalah and intended beneficiary. My father's charity is an Israeli based NGO that he quips emergency medical technicians on Motors Co scooters allowing them to navigate heavy traffic in cities setting lifesaving minutes and delivering emergency care in Israel and around the world. That is why I'm here with you today. It is my north star to restore my father's charity and to stop the unnecessary deaths that are taking place. So what I'm speaking to you about today as a matter of life and death. In May of 2015 at age 90. My father, Bonnie, after a major head injury and multiple incapacity died doses was a victim of elder fraud, all control of his estate. His charity in our family business allegedly has been taken over in, built up more than 40 million dollars by a multi state. Well oiled organized crime. Elder fraud ring operating in Alaska and Washington state. There's at least additional 100 million dollars of intended charity missing my father's charity. The Got Steam Family Foundation was supposed to have received as much as 150 million dollars upon his death but received nothing as a result of the elder fraud. I am providing you today with the incriminating evidence at these massive crimes ignored so far by all law enforcement other than now. Thank God our own our own Anchorage Police Department. So I think mayor the mayor police chief case in Bill policy for their courageous and more leadership on this issue. half billion dollars of intended charity over the next 50 years has been compromised. We are losing more than $100,000 a week and charitable giving from what was supposed to be the second largest Alaska based charity behind the rest. The Sun Foundation. Why is this disgusting crime of massive theft from charity happening still and nothing has been done about it because an arbitrator allegedly acted on behalf of organized crime in his rulings by ruling it was frivolous of me to challenge management's right to hide 20 million dollars in compensation to commit extortion bribery defamation, minority shareholder oppression and theft from charity in there for ruled, I must pay 6 million dollars penalty for whistleblowing. It because both the superior Court judge in the Supreme Court deputy chief clerk allegedly to obstruction of justice, have engaged in massive judicial misconduct by needed deny me all due process rights to a fair trial. My attempts to reverse the arbitrators pro organized crime rulings. The reason I filed a criminal complaint with the Anchorage Police Department and because under the deadly the administration, not the attorney general, the Department of Law, the division of Banking and Securities or the state troopers have done anything other than look the other way. Even though the arrow and possession of the same under old confessions and other incriminating evidence to Dame providing you with today. And the one of them could stop the TV all in a dime. If they order the books and records inspection to find out where the missing 100 million dollars went. Why haven't they done so Mr? Gusting you got a lot of words. And and 3. >> I know. so I have 3 minutes. So I provided you all with all of the evidence. And it asked to come back next week. I'm happy to answer whatever questions and really coming up on the mustard gas. And we're going to just so, you know, next week isn't going to work. But the next meeting would work, OK? So we're going to send you an email that says we can't do it next week, but we can do it. Thank. Thank very much. Now we're week, my father and Larry car built this town that my father wanted to give back. All right. And this is a tragedy. Think thank you. Anyone else wish to be please come forward. Welcome. Welcome. Please. Send them a part of town from. You'll have 3 minutes test it on Jaime Lopez, the Secrets from Early Coalition firmly a couple homeless. Sorry, just gonna handcuffs wrong place. Wrong time. >> So a massive crimes. I've just seen massive crimes against humanity. Unfortunately, some people in this room are semi responsible for So I want to tell a tale of trying to do in about 2 minutes and 40 seconds. So basically used to be could pitch a tent outside. But because optics, no, you can't. And solar earlier forced to walk around this town, nomads in caravans and everything is chapter back in the alternative is you go into an apartment, some issues he kind this year. There you go into an abandoned building or into a trap house which are getting ridiculous and they've gone after the primary targets, the tense and now now they're going after everybody else. And so there was a property not feeling more or less. They didn't enforce want action against property few weeks ago. And as a result of some of the underserved will things ended up going over to another property in another area. And there were people and not building. They were pain. Read more less. What happens on Friday and there was a notice to vacate. Notice placed on E 38 or so what did transpire to serve some good people in that building? One of them, I knew who I years ago when she was homeless and car along with their partner and she was in a Dodge Ram and a broader food. And then she ended up over Davis and so struggling to survive in the form of poverty or you can will. She ended up in that building to is paying $300 try to find a one-bedroom studio efficiency in this town for that price know you're paying 91300 and so more or less. What ends up happening is on Friday. I learned this when I'm walking up to a pantry nightly into somebody who may or may not be in this room because of it. And then you get to Tuesday and Tuesday to socially show up with caps at 09:00AM. And more or less. She's in the shower. The notice to vacate says there's no water. While the landlord turn the water off apparently in and turn it back on after the vacate notice was posted. So she says, sorry, I'll be out in a minute. I'm trying to get ready and try to get dressed. The police threatened throw in handcuffs when she answers the door. Then basically she tries to get her kit and they want try not to let get a kidney. Then a community service officer says what we let somebody a doctor can't know and cat. And then, you know, she's got her cat and she takes it. Well, there was somebody, Kathleen, apparently I should approach for housing. Then she said, no, get back to you 3 days. Didn't offer to put her in the hotel. A good neighbor fund snow. So then she was on the street. There's another man in Blake and unit who apparently been there for 35 years. there are other people that were pain, but then at least agreement so that they get the first months in last month's rent and their security deposit know, and then as a result of her being on the streets, essentially what up at the issue went wherever she went. And I was trying to get her to this meeting today. But apparently she got charged with a crime yesterday as a result of being put on the streets and then she was in jail and then, yeah, so sorry, sir, you're not doing a good job. You're putting people on the streets and you really think your strategy. >> Thank you. Anyone else wish to be heard. All right. move on to last part of our agenda, which is member comments. We'll start with Mister President. No comments. Thank you, chair you Kercher. No comments. Thank Thank No comments, Mr. Comments. Mr. Johnson, Obama care voting day. >> We're gonna go for 3 straight weeks. see you guys next week. >> As Martina, no additional comments you make no comment saying Mr. Myers. >> Yeah, thanks, chair. Excited for next Tuesday to come and go. >> Yeah. We'll see. Then sir, with that and think everybody of this was a very important use of our time tonight. Thank you for making it so we could get through next week more efficiently. So with that will be adjourned. 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