Ryan Anderson
77:25 - 78:02
“this is on the West Desitna Access Project that we're going through, and we are going through the environmental, you know, the environmental process, which will culminate, you know, in the environmental document and a public review on the project. And so, you know, this is the process we're going through. It's not going to be any different than, you know, the project processes that we use for other projects. It's very much structured and founded in federal law and regulation”
- Speaker
- Ryan Anderson
- Timestamp
- 77:25 – 78:02
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Alaska
- Captured at
- October 7, 2026
From the transcript
Yeah, and just for the record, this is on the West Desitna Access Project that we're going through, and we are going through the environmental, you know, the environmental process, which will culminate, you know, in the environmental document and a public review on the project. And so, you know, this is the process we're going through. It's not going to be any different than, you know, the project processes that we use for other projects. It's very much structured and founded in federal law and regulation, and so we don't go through there. But in terms of the STIP and our comment period today, no, we appreciate the comments.
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