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Air Pollution Control Commission debates its role as membership shortages and officer elections proceed

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Summary

Commissioners acknowledged low membership and the commission’s advisory role under borough code, nominated officers and recommended sending meeting minutes and concerns to the mayor about appointments and possible temporary suspension if membership remains low.

Commissioners on the Fairbanks North Star Borough Air Pollution Control Commission discussed the commission’s role and low membership at their May 7 meeting, then held officer elections for chair and vice chair.

Commissioner Kathleen Cahill reviewed the commission’s authority and purpose, saying the APCC “was established under chapter 4.12 of the borough ordinances” and describing the body as an advisory panel that reviews regulations, explains air quality issues to the borough assembly and develops comprehensive plans for prevention and control of air pollution.

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