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Home My WebLink Aboutletters of support for Cosmos Hills Wind StudySeptember 14, 2012 Mr. Brent Petrie, Manager, Key Accounts Alaska Village Electric Cooperative (AVEC) 4831 Eagle Street Anchorage, AK 99503 Regarding: Letter of Support for Renewable Energy Grant Program Round VI: Cosmos Hills Wind Study and Intertie Dear Mr. Petrie: NANA Regional Corporation understands that AVEC is preparing a grant application to conduct a wind resource assessment and intertie feasibility in the area of Kobuk, Shungnak and Ambler. The study will analyze wind resource data retrieved from a meteorology (met) tower located near Wesley Creek for a year. If the study shows that there is a good wind resource, AVEC will pursue installation of a wind turbine that would bring power through an intertie to Kobuk, Shungnak and Ambler. NANA is committed to development of wind power in Cosmos Hills and they have purchased a met tower to enhance and support this project. NANA supports the study, as it will help to understand whether wind power is a solution to high and unstable power costs in these communities. NANA is willing to work with AVEC to find and provide access to a good site for the met tower and will help AVEC get approvals for placement of the tower and to conduct the geotechnical survey. AVEC is welcome to include this letter in the grant applications package. Sincerely, Sonny Adams NANA Regional orporation Project Manager NANA Regional Corporation, Inc. • P.O. Box 49, Kotzebue, Alaska, 99752 •T: (907) 442-3301, (A00) 478-3301, F. (90]) 442-4161 • nanacom/regional Friday, November 06, 2009 S�o19 To Whom It May Concern: Vyt J J�/I 4O,V NANA Regional Corpomtion (NANA) is taking a proactive to in pursuing renewable energy sources by participating in the "Renewable Energy Project" proposal for the Alaska Energy Authority (AEA). Recent surveys have shown that NANA region residents are supportive of renewable energy development and are willing to participate in pursuing renewable energy projects. A McDowell Group study released in April of 2009 found that the Arctic region was 48 percent more expensive to live in than Anchorage. Kotzebue was 61 percent more expensive. This disparity is largely caused by the escalating cost of energy. It is these costs that are motivating NANA region residents to look for new energy sources and identifying ways to harness these sources for their communities. Out -migration of NANA shareholders due to astronomical energy prices, and the burden placed on shareholder families due to energy costs threatens the regions Iflupiat cultural heritage and NANA shareholders subsistence lifestyle. It is for these reasons that NANA is committed to helping Alaska Village Electric Cooperative (AVEC) and Teck Resources, Ltd. (Teck) perform a feasibility study to determine if wind energy and transmission could be developed for the benefit of Kivalina and other communities in order to alleviate energy costs in these villages. Wind Energy has the potential to displace costs associated with currently utilized heating and electrical sources. NANA will support development of these projects by providing the services of Sonny Adams, NANA projects manager, and Jay Hemranson, alternative energy manager with WHPacifte, Inc., a NANA subsidiary company. WHPacific, Inc. and other consultants will provide expertise in the research, development and creation of the feasibility study. WHPacifrc, Inc. will also provide support services to Teck and AVEC, such as technical and planning services. NANA will provide members from the NANA Strategic Energy Plan group to provide guidance throughout the project. [f you have any questions, please contact me. Sinc ely, ante Miller, ice President- Resources NANA Regional Corporation NANA Regional Corporatbn, Inc. • P.O. Box 4g Kotzebue, Alaeke BB752 • T:(g07) 442-3301 • F:(9%) 442.2888 NANA.cam Northwest Arctic Borough Ambler Buckland Candle Deering Kiana Kivalina Kobuk Kotzebue Noatak Noorvik Selawik Shungnak September 10, 2012 Mr. Brent Petrie, Manager, Key Accounts Alaska Village Electric Cooperative (AVEC) 4831 Eagle Street Anchorage, AK 99503 Regarding: Letter of Support for Renewable Energy Grant Program Round VI: Cosmos Hills Wind Study Intertie Dear Mr. Petrie: Northwest Arctic Borough understands that AVEC is preparing a grant application to conduct a wind resource assessment and intertie feasibility in the area of Kobuk, Shungnak and Ambler. The study will analyze data retrieved from a meteorology (met) tower and monitoring the wind resource on Wesley Creek for a year. If the study shows that the wind is a good resource, AVEC will pursue installation of a wind turbine that would bring power through an intertie to Kobuk, Shungnak and Ambler. We support the study, as it will help us to understand whether wind power is a solution to high and unstable power costs in these communities. Sincerely, Arctic Borough Energy Coordinator P. O. Box 1110 Kotzebue, Alaska 99752 (907) 942-2500 •Fax (907) 442-2930 www.nwabor.org � ,7tra1'zve Y�gQ fS6aungrurk' 1'0. Box 6¢ Sfungniz'E Aclsfca99Ti3 September 11, 2012 Mr. Brent Petrie, Manager, Key Account Alaska VIIIage'Electric Cooperative (AVEC) 1821 Eagle Street Anchorage, Alaska 99503 Regarding: Letter of Support for renewable Energy Grant nterne Program Round VI: Cosmos Hills Wind Study I Dear Mr. Petrie: Native Village of Shungnak understands that AVEC is preparing a grant application to conduct a wind resource Assessment and intertie feasibility in the area of Kobuk, Shungnak and Ambler. We also understand that the study will analyze data retrieved from a meteorology (met) tower and monitoring the wind resource on Wesley Creek for a year. If the study shows that the wind is a good resource, AVEC will pursue installation of a wind turbine that would bring power through an intertie to Kobuk, Shungnak and Ambler. 7'he Native Village of Shungnak fully supports this study and we anticipate results that will bring us closer to more affordable energy in our community. Sincerely, vin Lee, President 1. Native Village of Shungnak Tribal Council CC: File TRADITIONAL COUNCIL OF SHUNGNAK RESOLUTION 1244 A RESOLUTION OF THE TRADITIONAL COUNCIL OF SHUNGNAK TO SUPPORT AN APPLICATION TO THE ALASKA RENEWABLE ENERGY FUND ROUND 6, TO MAKE A WIND/DIESEL TRANSMISSION LINE STUDY FOR COSMOS HILLS AND SHUNGNAK AND FOR RELATED PURPOSES. WHEREAS, the Traditional Council of Sbungnak hereby accept the Northwest Arctic Borough's proposal to apply for funding to study and make a conccpftW design for a transmission line from Ambler to. Shuugnak and a wind/diewl study for Cosmos Hills, and WHEREAS, the Traditional Council of Shungpak understands that the Northwest Arctic Borough will be overseeing the grant and provide a grant manager, and WHEREAS, the Traditional Council of Shuugnak approve that at this time that manager is Ingemar Mathiasson, Energy Coordinator for the Northwest Arctic Borough, and WHEREAS, th[s document supports and expands on current energy improvement efforts in our region which are critical to sustain our communities and improve the quality of life of all residents in the Region. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE TRADITIONAL COUNCIL OF SHUNGNAK WILL SUPPORT AN APPLICATION TO THE ALASKA RENEWABLE ENERGY FUND ROUND 6, TO MAKE A WIND/DIESEL TRANSMISSION LINE STUDY FOR COSMOS .HILLS AND SHUNGNAK AND FOR RELATED PURPOSES. .PASSED AND ADOPTED . S 26th day of Aueust, 2012. '�9 . Q1r�4 • P LPA b c w Lg-t PASjQS;F,D AND APPROy.FD THT.S 26`h dayof A_ ueust, 2o1zits SIGNED D ATTTSTED THIS 26�h day of Aueust, 2012. Native Village of Shungnak P.O. Box 64 Shungnak, Alaska 99773 Resolution No: 2012-01 A resolution of consensus of the Native Village of Shungnak on behalf of the Tribal members of Shungnak Whereas: the communities of Ambler, Shungnak, and Kobuk experience some the highest energy costs in the State of Alaska; and Whereas: the Alaska Village Electric Cooperative (AVEC) is working to getfunded to connect Ambler and Shungnak by an electric intertie and to repair the existing intertie between: Shungnak and Kobuk; and Whereas: the high energy costs are due to the high cost of transporting fuel by air when low water in the Kobuk River prevents barges from delivering fuel;and . Whereas: AVEC has found, after three years of research and extended field studies, that hydroelectric power generation is feasible in the area: and Whereas: hydroelectric power has the potential to stabilize energy costs in our community and in the Upper Kobuk area; and Whereas: the Native Village of Shungnak is working with, its utility, AVEC, and the adjoining communities of Ambler and Kobuk to secure the funding necessary for the licensing and final design of a hydropower facility in the Cosmos Hills area; and Whereas: the Native Village of Shungnak and AVEC endorse this project and support obtaining the resources necessary to move this project to the next step. Now Therefore Be It Resolved That: the Shungnak Tribal Council supports completing the licensing and final design of a hydropower facility to serve Ambler, Shungnak. and Kobuk; and Be It. Further Resolved: that the Native Village of Shungnak supports AVEC's request to the Alaska State Legislature and urges the Legislature to fund the licensing and final design of hydropower facility; and Be It Further Resolved: that the Native Village of Shungnak has reviewed the resolution and that said resolution be hereby approved. Native Village of Shungnak: We, the undersigned, certify that the Shungnak tribal Council is composed of _members of which _ were present. The foregoing resolution was Passed and approved on the _ day of 2012. r 1 I ` Signed s r[ d �— Attest Tenn Douglas, Presi nt Nellie Griest, Secretary Native �Viagge of Shungnak T.O. Box 73o64 Shungnak, Afaska 99773 February 3, 2012 Meera Kohler, President &CEO Alaska Village Electric Cooperative, laic. 4831 Eagle Street Anchorage, Alaska 99503) Re: Letter of Support for -Shungnak-Ambler Intertie vdih Shungnak Standby Backup Generator -Ambler/Shungnak/Kobuk Consolidated Power Plant, and Ambler/Shungnak/Kobuk Consolidated Bulk Fuel Facility Shungnak-Kobuk Intertie Refurbishment Deaz tVls. Kohler, The Native Village of Shungnak (NVS) understands that the Alaska Village Electric Cooperative, Inc. (AVEC) is requesting funding from the Alaska State Legislature for constructing a new intertie between Ambler and Shungnak with a backup generator in Shungnak. a new joint power plant in Ambler, and a new consolidated bulk fuel facility in Ambler. We believe these projects are very important to three communities in the Upper Kobuk Valley Area An AFA-owned intertie from AVEC's Shungnak power plant provides power to Kobuk Valley electric, which serves Kobuk.) Shungannak and Ambler experience the second and third highest fuel costs of all of AVEC's communities, respectively. Often. the Kobuk River water level is so low that barges are unable to deliver fuel, and fuel must be flown into the communities. When this occurred in Shungnak in 2010, the cost of fuel was between $5.70/gallon and $5.93/gallon. Crowley has indicated that fuel delivery to Shungnak via barge will be inconsistent or impossible in the future because of the river level and the sand bar that has formed near the community. Crowley does believe that barge fuel delivery to Ambler will continue to be possible. Because of the issues with barge fuel delivery and the high cost of flying fuel into Shungnak, the NV S supports AVEC's request to the State of Alaska to fund construction of a new power plant and tank fann in Ambler and an intertie between Ambler and Shungnak and Kobuk. With a larger power plant and tank farm, able to serve three communities, efficiencies will improve, thereby helping to stabilize rising energy costs in the area. The existing 1 I mile long intertie between Shungnak and Kobuk need to be refurbished in order to make the stricture more permanent. The line is in poor condition and power outages have been common in our neighbor community of Kobuk this winter. We understand that AVEC is in discussions with the Alaska Energy Authority to transfer ownership of the state-owned 20 year- old intertie. However, we understand the need for improvements in stability and reliability of the intertie before AVSG will take ownership. The NVS fully supports a new intertie between Ambler and Shungnak (with a backup generator in Shungnak), a new Ambler power plant, and Ambler tank faun and requests that the Alaska State Legislature fully fund these important projects. We also need refurbishments to the existing Shungnak-Kobuk line as it is in dire need of repair. These energy upgrades are necessary to provide reliable power in our community and to our neighbors, Ambler and Kobuk. S,tij,/n[cerely. yl t.GvGCt ff Glenn Douglas, President Native Village of Shungnak CC: NVS File Native Fillage of Kobuk Kobuk'I'raditional Council P.O. Box 51039 Kobuk, AK 99751 Ph: (907) 948-2203 Fax:(907) 948-2123 February 24,2012 Meera Koliler, President &CEO Alaska Village Electric Cooperative, Inc. 4831 Eagle Street Anchorage Alaska 99503 Regarding: Letter of Support for e Shungnak—Ambler Intertie with Shungnak Standby Backup Generator • Ambler/Shungnak/Kobuk Consolidated Power Plant, and • Ambler/Shungnak/Kobuk Consolidated Bulk Fuel Facility • Shungnak - Kobuk Intertie Refurbishment Dear Ms. Kohler: The Native Village of Kobuk understands that the Alaska Village Electric Cooperative, Inc. - (AVEC) is requesting funding from the Alaska State legislature to construct aneww intertie between Ambler and Shungnak with -a backup generator in Shungnak, a new joint power plait in ' Ambler, a new consolidated bulk fuel facility in Ambler, and improvements to the Shungnak— Kobuk intertie. Although we are not an AVEC member community, we believ& these projects are very important to Kobuk; an AEA -owned intertie from AVEC's Shungnak power plant `- provides power to Kobuk Valley Electric; which serves our community. "Kobuk experiences -IA very high energy costs because `of the cost of shipping fuel into Shungnak, where we get our power. Often, the Kobuk River water level is so low that barges are unable to deliver fuel, and fuel must be. flown into the communities. Crowley has indicated that fuel delivery to Shungnak via barge will be inconsistent or impossible in the future because of the river level and the sand bar that has formed near the community. Crowley does believe that barge fuel delivery to Ambler will be more likely. - Because of the issues with barge fuel delivery and the high cost of flying fuel into Shungnak, the State needs to provide funding to construct a new power plant and an AVECtank farm in Ambler and an intertie between Ambler and Shungnak and Kobuk. With a larger power plant and tank farm, able to serve three communities, efficiencies will improve, thereby helping to stabilize rising energy costs in the area. The existing 11 mile long intertie between Shungnak and Kobuk need to be refurbished in order to make the structure more permanent. The line is in poor condition and power outages have been common this winter. We understand that AVEC is in discussions with the Alaska Energy Authority to transfer ownership of the state-owned 20 year -old intertie. However, we understand the need for improvements in stability and reliability of the intertie before AVEC will take ownership. Native Village of Kobuk I{obuk Traditional Council P.O. Box 51039 Kobuk, AK 99751 Ph:(907)948-2203 Fax: (907) 948-2123 The Nafive Village of Kobuk fully supports a new intertie between Ambler and Shungnak (with a backup generator in Shungnak), a new Ambler power plant, and Ambler tank farm and requests that the Alaska State Legislature fully fund these important projects. We also need refurbishments to the existing ShungnakKobukline as it is in dire need of repair. These energy upgrades are necessary to provide reliable power in our community and to our neighbors, Shungnak and Ambler. Sincerely, William Bernhardt / It: ce President Kobuk Traditional Council City of Kobuk P.O Box 51020 Kobuk, Alaska 99751 phone(907)948-2217 fax (907) 948-2228 February 17, 2012 Meera Kohler, President & CEO Alaska Village Electric Cooperative, Inc. 4831 Eagle Street Anchorage Alaska 99303 Regarding: Letter of Support for Shungnak—Ambler Intertie with Shungnak Standby Backup Generator Ambler/Shungnalt/Kobuk Consolidated Power Plant, and 9 Ambler/Shungnak/Kobuk Consolidated Bulk Fuel Facility Shungnak - Kobuk Intertie Refurbishment bear Ms. Kohler: The City of Kobuk understands that the Alaska Village Electric Cooperative, Inc. (AVEC) is seeking is requesting funding from the Alaska State Legislature to construct a new interne between Ambler and Shungnak with a backup generator in Shungnak, a new joint power plant in Ambler, a new consolidated bulk fuel facility in Ambler, and improvements to the Shunguak— Kobuk interne. Although we are not an AVEC member community, we believe these projects are very important to Kobuk; an AEA -owned intertie from AVEC's Shungnak power plant provides power to Kobuk Valley Electric, which serves our community. Kobuk experiences very high energy costs because of the cost of shipping fuel into Shungnak, where we get our power. Often, the Kobuk River water level is so low that barges are unable to deliver fuel, and fucl must be flown into the communities. Crowley has indicated that fuel delivery to Shungnak via barge will be inconsistent or impossible in the future because of the river level and the sand bar that has formed near the community. Crowley does believe that barge fuel delivery to Ambier will be more likely. Because of the issues with barge fuel delivery and the high cost of flying fuel into Shungnak, the State needs to provide funding to construct a new power plant and tank farm in Ambler and an intertie between Ambler and Shungnak and Kobuk. With a larger power plant and tank farm, able to serve three communities, efficiencies will improve, thereby helping to stabilize rising energy costs in the area. The existing 11 mile long intertie between Shungnak and Kobuk need to he refurbished in order to snake the structure more permanent. The line is in poor condition and power outages have been common this winter. We understand that AVF,C is in discussions with the Alaska Energy Authority to transfer ownership of the state-owned 20 year -old intertie. However, we understand L000/900ofm "qOM do R110 XVA OS�9r ZiOZ/17/7.0 the Deed for improvements in stability and reliability of the interne before A Y M will take ownership. The City of Kobuk fully supports a new intertie between Ambler and Shungnak (with a backup generator in Shungnak), a new Ambler power plant, and Ambler tank farm and requests that the Alaska State Legislature fully fund these important projects. We also need refurbishments to the existing Shungnak-Kobuk line as it is in dire need of repair. These energy upgrades are necessary to provide reliable power in our community and to our neighbors, Shungnak and Ambler. Sincerely, Edward Gooden, Jr., Mayor Loeo/Lb00 DI - xngo}7 ;n ,ca�o XVq o5�9t ZiOL/iliZo • • BOX 51 KobukAlaska r ; Me= Kohler, President & • Alm" Village Electric Cooperative, Inc. Anchorage Alaska 99503 R . egardinge Letter of Support for the Cosmos Hills Hydroelectric Licensing andFinalDesign Dear ML Kohler. The city of Kobuk understands that the Alaska Village Electric Cooperative, I= (AVEC) is Commission (FERC) licensingand find design ofa hydroelectric ppiect in the Cosmos Hills cooperativeares, Mic hydroelectric facility would serve Ambler, Shunguak, and Kobuk. Ile work would be the final step needed before construction a hydroelectric &Ctlity t() serve the are& Uthough we an not an AVEC community, our electric served by an AVEC power plant in Shunguak via an I I mile long Alaska Energy Audiontym owned Wattle. We believe that this Project is crucial 1stabilizingenergy community, which is important since we experience some of the highest energycosts final.State of Alaska. Costs are high because oftentimes barge fuel delivery to Shungnak is impossible because of low water in the Kobuk River. We know that AVEC has been studying he hydroelectric potential in the region for the last three years. It has been determined that a hydropower is feasible in the region and it is time to move forward. With a FERC license and ., 1 fimiling for this important [be City 1 Kobuk supports1'AlaskaState4 ,the licensing and final _ , 1 1 ' f: 11 1: 11 1 : A 1 he costof power inour area. 111'Mayor L000/SOOOf�J �90�1 do S9T0 %tl3 84�9T ZTOZ/TZ/ZO resolution Electric, Mmvxh the power in Shungwk is provided by an Ahdm Villap Electric COOPm&M Wherega, recently Kobuk had major power outages because the 20 yew old Shunpak�Kobuk efficientntertit went down and needs to be repaired; and Whereas, vqx= to the ShungaskmKobuktaterhe we required for Kobuk toluive wJiabk power and Wimmozo Kobuk expenences very high c=w costs because low water In the Kobuk River is preventing barge delivery of f1ml into Kobuk caudn fuel to be delivered by air transportation, and Whert*4 baW delivery of filel into Ambler for power gencawjon is more reliable; and r�t i is connected to Kobuk, vnU SWnliZO the Cost of c=gy and mcrease reliability throughout the area, and Whercga� the eAMM power plant in Ambler is old and inefficient; and WhererAt constructing a new more oustingShunpak, and Kobuk via an reliability flmighout the ares; and needed rving Whereas, the City of Kobuk is working with AVEC and the adJounng communities of Ambler it 4ov Oh lea �i ♦. Whereas, the City of Kobuk and AVEC endorse this project and agree to allow the process to move forward to the next step• L000/z000e 3inqom do A373 %Vd st:91 zT9z/Tz/30 m • t� u��iew power plaw in Ambler and bwjmp power plant in Shungnak, and bulk fuel &dlity in :. . �i ua me present lim 'oG.':".dand JL�i foregoing .'A on thisWday of ,. igned Edward Gooden, Jr, Mayor Secretary L000/8000� 3m4�a as 6ai0 YVt[ 84�9T ZiOZ/iZ/ZO Sep 121201:58p City of Ambler 19074452174 PA City of Ambler P.O. Box 09 Ambler, Alaska 99786 (907)445-2122 fax (907)4452174 cityofamblerak@yahoo.com September 10, 2012 Mr. Brent Petrie, Manager, Key Accounts Alaska Village Electric Cooperative (AVEC) 4831 Eagle Street Anchorage, AK 99503 Regarding; Letter of Support for Renewable Energy Grant Program Round Vt: Cosmos Hills Wind Study Intertie Dear Mr. Petrie: City of Ambler understands that AVEC is preparing a grant application to conduct a wind resource assessment and intertie feasibility in the area of Kobuk, Shungnak and Ambler. We also understand that the study will analyze data retrieved from a meteorology (met) tower and monitoring the wind resource on Wesley Creek for a year. If the study shows that the wind is a good resource, AVEC will pursue installation of a wind turbine that would bring power through an intertie to Kobuk, Shungnak and Ambler. The City of Ambler fully supports this study and we anticipate results that will bring us closer to more affordable energy in our community. Sincerely, The Honoraky� fE�MehganJohnson Mayor Cnv Lr Ai'llb1cr 11P,Bkrvx09 Arrthler,,AK 997$6 Phan 't .f17-115 I?? FLL 90744t )•:`17i Email. ,. . IIIT .,.rl, fica;:lluti4in�` i-(iw? �"><I ESOL,I_I'I JON 01 4 ON -AN it;`i (,il''litE C'1'!(it V5151,i.i4 t)t' 13LI1U1A-.i t3Cr I fI( It�,�iCif� "Eti (il;ti tlt[.Ir:1x 14'her+�s, zbc ec,nmuenric r .PFt m her, 4li�zn�,nak, �ae3 (�r>hta4, cxl�€aence sarnte <ii il� hi;<lie3t energy Loci€ sn thq 4s�[c c+f Alaska^ raid W hertsrg, it is ,fifi.catet in hafgc ftwl Czia l aw�,er rrecr;rt3cn inia3 anir rret te} C"cnnurt'ilni5 'r:f hnn; na:, h nutsG aat I.,t+ �a rler in ;Ile Kobuk River; aitd \ti lere:av, l uIt dcIitic41) j t C Cn;:[ inti= Aml l%�t For lxsw:rr k 11" v rcliablc ,ind Wherein, the existing powas plant hi Ambler is,old and utef i, imt« and tt'hercns, e,rtructin all;ntcmc,motetjAnNc.siitadShnain,skwill 4a,ihililetIiecost ,rtenetpg`rind nwivz4iwrcriibiIiis; and '»4 ttcteaq +;;�xa.i, nctui � rtrw nine ,tiicicn,: px wcr plant in Arnlikc to va,t-to A ttf l,r ;attd 4IR ri ,a r,:il., �nid Kobuk tan nv, exr Ling intevtie, wilttrabilizri the i,q,ifee rp,4'and in rcas�rcilatthlw; and Wherca% , at Hatt cow;olida<,cd Faulk kic"I 9'mealler vs M me dcd for a txwttj' plant sciving =tt! Attic t tiunesrntiats, and Whcrca�, it hackup geriertttor %iH be needed in Shaat2uak, in t;',e esmeni thafi r nemr inkrtit: went: d+rmi: =Hitt '4l'Ircreac,tlr l Tr1�' ctl�anrblcris; 5ct t Fnis, lw;rh r95 utila}',.'4:� ku'v`tCla�c L.lairtn t r ,ipc;:,tiv'c, hic. j:�V F.6;�1, urt;7 £he ttfl�li fr9ili"�'ti{ti777Yb4nilY94`� of Shunvi-wi.a and Kobuk io .ro.` ry me tut dinl' 6( it lick',`�.nll'}ICr=�l httkg�*tl.l.k 1 4e r`I.`.', it tiew Altiblel po wgfptaitt ,anti Yaackitli txlwi*-t' i?hint in `shungtirak, antic Batt' ill,hiraed Milk fuel facileC,,• � ilb cap cr;? tc't sme Ambler, Sinin ;nak„and Kobuk; :tract 't'1'tle€'i"r95,tlti City f71?inlhlCi`{1)ld,.��V l.Ci=)'1'J41{'rC Olitil7Cf5ic4'i Ynkti atJ_tY1'i15 allow lbe process In td7(SS(44i 1tYI`Ltnrtl, lbl Ole a4'xt wp� iVrrv:' therefore be it it. ra::aili'er! (t,iat: i lie [:i1v ;tt 4ttstslt;r'v cauncil sulitxut5 i1`rr�t, wuking ii,m9iaag iur un€1. con si ta.:titig an 1 Vlnbler-5fi?ntgttaalt intclt4er :a ne+v tariacifdviat Ws kI hauktl1)1,10kvr;a plant iit wlni+,[?M .;iu d Itnik Fuel f:ia"ihtlr i.r wr'.C� h! r, 4hu s.nak, and KaFatak; auras ire If further resolved, Haut ltt4 ('-itt ctl'.'�riel;lez aujilzttts rt�yues[ilig the. `3{a1c <,i :llrtikEt,1 eltiti1a91re Cu F'ui5d::au .htui)Ict+ hlr,irgnak in3xttitI I atnt 1 3e if further resnlve€!, tPaiA, the City eaFArtblcr has Te4ietM'ed the i>vy;rtui'tirn and rhdi:kael rcsalstiesn be her�ka�° appt'su'ed, i�'e, ti3tc a-rL�(rr..r�ia'Si, Itelelay aeLt� rl,,at therkuilrl<t t;�ty Council a+cvxnlaYiYcd t t Seven 473 n>kml'ae.s, etYwhai-r, icttr f d;! eatu:aitate a3 rivatsn,n ;tncd 7 ttjetnl3er'� vticlt j�7r5en>< arrd tlui[ tits Pt7rc�;aiT,t; res.rl�tie;g taus pa4scd uicd aiipr�t-..d t1tLc da y txftJ p rty sty Z ldi h;,'life rirrtl ler t ii}' a,usaGil. 2e12 votc: "? gc:Ys, t:". tt:atis I-N 4t`i ! s."F-':4ti 7117F2FTt7: Li ✓ t'� , (il~; mayor `k n?r :eture �t`r(n:ttilr