Erin Nerbovik
15:16 - 16:09
"Because I think what I was trying to do is kind of walk that fine line of having clear information of like what needs to be submitted, you know, what constitutes a complete application, make it into like an actionable tool while still being accurate and not repeating what the code says."
“Because I think what I was trying to do is kind of walk that fine line of having clear information of like what needs to be submitted, you know, what constitutes a complete application, make it into like an actionable tool while still being accurate and not repeating what the code says.”
- Speaker
- Erin Nerbovik
- Timestamp
- 15:16 – 16:09
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Nome
- Captured at
- September 8, 2026
From the transcript
Because I think what I was trying to do is kind of walk that fine line of having clear information of like what needs to be submitted, you know, what constitutes a complete application, make it into like an actionable tool while still being accurate and not repeating what the code says. So trying to walk that fine line, also kind of thinking that it could eventually be coupled with the application itself for some of these actions. So I would just like feedback on what approach you guys are thinking, you know, what you like out of these, what you don't like, and then I can kind of— I can draft something more final for us to to look at next round.
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