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Stan Gregor

62:31 - 62:57

"I'll be voting no on this. I don't think it is, uh, necessary because right now the application that is in process hasn't even been vetted yet. Again, that doesn't pass muster, it would be denied. I mean, meaning there are safeguards in place to protect our entire community right now."

“I'll be voting no on this. I don't think it is, uh, necessary because right now the application that is in process hasn't even been vetted yet. Again, that doesn't pass muster, it would be denied. I mean, meaning there are safeguards in place to protect our entire community right now.”
Speaker
Stan Gregor
Community
Alaska News
Location
Petersburg
Captured at
September 25, 2026

From the transcript

Um, so I'll be voting no on this. I don't think it is, uh, necessary because right now the application that is in process hasn't even been vetted yet. Again, that doesn't pass muster, it would be denied. I mean, meaning there are safeguards in place to protect our entire community right now. Thanks for your patience on my kind of monologue right there, but I want to be very clear that I, I want Petersburg to be protected and our grid to be protected and our utilities to be protected.

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