Suzanne LaFrance
47:49 - 48:22
“That's why we support the approach in this bill to provide a community impact fund as well as ADT revenue sharing on a per capita basis. Impact funds would help us prepare for increased service and housing demand. Revenue sharing would close the gap between our local tax revenues and the delivery of services.”
- Speaker
- Suzanne LaFrance
- Timestamp
- 47:49 – 48:22
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Juneau
- Captured at
From the transcript
That's why we support the approach in this bill to provide a community impact fund as well as ADT revenue sharing on a per capita basis. Impact funds would help us prepare for increased service and housing demand. Revenue sharing would close the gap between our local tax revenues and the delivery of services. We're not looking for a windfall. We're looking for a practical and reliable way to help address the real impacts that project-related growth will have in our community and on the services that residents depend on every day.
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