Peter Micciche
32:00 - 32:37
“I suggested the AVT. I am probably one of the few people in the state that has sat at every side of these tables, um, the industry side, the muni side, and the legislative side. And I like the fact that we share in the benefits when things are going well and share in some of the risk when they're not.”
- Speaker
- Peter Micciche
- Timestamp
- 32:00 – 32:37
- Transcript
- House Finance, 5/29/26, 1:30pm
- Community
- Alaska News
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- May 29, 2026
From the transcript
Do you take any issue with the volumetric tax structure or throughput tax structure in general so long as there is a mechanism to be able to compensate municipalities in the event for the impact fund for Phase 1, Phase 2 construction through the chair? So no, to be clear, I suggested the AVT. I am probably one of the few people in the state that has sat at every side of these tables, um, the industry side, the muni side, and the legislative side. And I like the fact that we share in the benefits when things are going well and share in some of the risk when they're not. So I'm, I'm supportive of that.
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