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Dave Townsend

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"It sounds like we're interested, but we just didn't. We obviously want a lot more information, specifically the history, wetlands, bedrock, how it might affect some current relationships or agreements that we have there."

“It sounds like we're interested, but we just didn't. We obviously want a lot more information, specifically the history, wetlands, bedrock, how it might affect some current relationships or agreements that we have there.”
Speaker
Dave Townsend
Community
Alaska News
Location
Kodiak
Captured at
May 28, 2026

From the transcript

So for this one, I think. So I can send the. I mean, I think the department already has this, but send them this screening matrix. It sounds like we're interested, but we just didn't. We obviously want a lot more information, specifically the history, wetlands, bedrock, how it might affect some current relationships or agreements that we have there.

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