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Bert Stedman
87:57 - 88:52
"The issue at the table is the gas line. And what would be nice if we could see an analysis on the gas line itself and also the marginal impact of the change in property tax from the 20 mills to, you know, the— to the 2 mills, which is basically what's on the table."
“The issue at the table is the gas line. And what would be nice if we could see an analysis on the gas line itself and also the marginal impact of the change in property tax from the 20 mills to, you know, the— to the 2 mills, which is basically what's on the table.”
- Speaker
- Bert Stedman
- Timestamp
- 87:57 – 88:52
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Alaska
- Captured at
- June 15, 2026
From the transcript
I think this is interesting, but not that much. The issue at the table is the gas line. And what would be nice if we could see an analysis on the gas line itself and also the marginal impact of the change in property tax from the 20 mills to, you know, the— to the 2 mills, which is basically what's on the table. And the delta dealing with financing, if it's 80% leverage, 70% leverage, different interest costs, looking at the cash flows just like we do when we get into the oil stuff. When we get into the oil analysis, we don't look at the total dollars coming to the state.
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