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Paul Trissel
34:44 - 34:53
“The outfall project is the focus that we're trying to look at, all maintaining everything else.”
- Speaker
- Paul Trissel
- Timestamp
- 34:44 – 34:53
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- North Pole
- Captured at
- October 29, 2026
From the transcript
And they do that because rules change, regulations change, things like that after, uh, 4 years. But it's already done. Nothing's going to be changed. And if that's the worst thing that we have to do and pay for again, which is just a few thousand dollars, um, not that big. The outfall project is the focus that we're trying to look at, all maintaining everything else.
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