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Speaker B
28:55 - 29:18
"the good thing about the notice process is that, you know, anything we're including in the overlay, we have to notice private persons. And so they would get a chance to say, like, no, I don't want this in the overlay, or I very much do want this in the overlay."
“the good thing about the notice process is that, you know, anything we're including in the overlay, we have to notice private persons. And so they would get a chance to say, like, no, I don't want this in the overlay, or I very much do want this in the overlay.”
- Speaker
- Speaker B
- Timestamp
- 28:55 – 29:18
- Community
- Alaska News
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- May 12, 2026
From the transcript
But I don't think there's a handful of parcels that are private. And I would assume some private people would be very— have objections to that. Well, yes, you would want us with this. I think that the good thing about the notice process is that, you know, anything we're including in the overlay, we have to notice private persons. And so they would get a chance to say, like, no, I don't want this in the overlay, or I very much do want this in the overlay.
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