
0:10
Christine Woll
8:09 - 8:20
"I heard some people say it was permanent. It's not permanent. It's an ordinance. It can be changed. It doesn't have any impact on Gold Belt's development or prevent that development."
“I heard some people say it was permanent. It's not permanent. It's an ordinance. It can be changed. It doesn't have any impact on Gold Belt's development or prevent that development.”
- Speaker
- Christine Woll
- Timestamp
- 8:09 – 8:20
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Juneau
- Captured at
- August 31, 2026
From the transcript
I heard some people say it was permanent. It's not permanent. It's an ordinance. It can be changed. It doesn't have any impact on Gold Belt's development or prevent that development.
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