Alaska Earthquake, March 27, 1964. Photo from U.S. Geological Survey Photographic Library Turnagain Heights on the west side of Anchorage is the cite where new, million dollar homes are being built on land once condemned by the municipality as being unstable following the 1964 earthquake. Concerns are being raised from surrounding neighborhoods that range from how the new development is affecting their taxes to what happens if another devastating earthquake hits the area. This week on Community Forum with host Nellie Moore - Mark Wiggin, chair of the Turnagain community council; Shari Tomlinson, a concerned land owner; Jim Lamson and Russel Oswald from the Municipality of Anchorage's department of Project Management and Engineering share their opinions on the controversial development.
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HOST: Nellie Moore, independent journalistGUEST:
- Mark Wiggin, chair Turnagain community council
- Shari Tomlinson, concerned land owner affected by development
- Jim Lamson, CIP coordinator, Municipality of Anchorage's department of Project Management and Engineering
- Russel Oswald, Municipality of Anchorage's department of Project Management and Engineering
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