Petersburg Borough Assembly considers otter, bear, and power project resolutions
The Petersburg Borough Assembly considered a few new resolutions regarding animal destruction mitigation and upgrades to its power supplier.
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Petersburg Borough wants to raise rates for water, sewer and electricity
“The cost of things going up, it’s got to get paid for somehow,” said Assembly Member Rob Schwartz. “And it’s something I’ve wrestled with quite a bit, and I don’t know any other answer to raise the revenue to do this. But I value my water, my sewer and my power.”
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Southeast hydropower get a boost with federal funds
Tyee Lake, one of two SEAPA-owned hydroelectric projects. (Photo courtesy of Robert Siedman) A...
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Petersburg Borough Assembly candidate Bob Lynn
(Photo: Hannah Flor/KFSK) Petersburg’s Borough Assembly has two open seats in next month’s...
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After SEAPA shutdown, Petersburg utility customers can expect a smaller fuel adjustment charge than last year.
The region’s hydropower plants were shut down in June for maintenance. Now, the cost of fuel for those generators will be passed on to utility customers in Petersburg. But the increase will be less than half of what it was last year.
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Borough Assembly to set a price for plot of Borough-owned tidelands
Petersburg’s Borough Assembly will set a price for a plot of Borough-owned tidelands at its November 20th meeting, which will take place in the Assembly Chambers.
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Borough Assembly to hear testimony on new subdivision zoned for mobile homes at tonight’s meeting
Petersburg’s Borough Assembly will consider a new subdivision zoned for mobile homes at its meeting tonight. The assembly will take public feedback on an ordinance to rezone a lot in a residential area in town for mobile homes, but intended for stick built and manufactured homes.
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Petersburg switches to diesel power for annual SEAPA maintenance
Many Petersburg residents woke up without power at around 7 a.m. on May 31st when the Borough made its annual generator switchover. For the next three hours, a mechanical error caused rolling blackouts across Mitkof Island. For the next week, the communities of Petersburg, Wrangell, and parts of Ketchikan will run on diesel power. Of the three communities, Petersburg was the only one to hit a snag.
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