Alaska Online Public Notices #225727

Environmental review of King Cove’s proposed #1 diesel fueling facility

This notice concerns environmental review and public comments for King Cove’s proposed CDBG-funded #1 diesel fueling facility, not a solicitation for goods or services. - Government entities: The State of Alaska Department of Commerce, Community, and Economic Development is handling the review; the City of King Cove is the project sponsor. The project seeks funding from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). - Project: Construct City-controlled #1 diesel storage and fueling infrastructure at the King Cove Small Boat Harbor, co-located with the existing city gasoline facility. It would provide heating fuel for the community and fuel for local piston aircraft, replacing supply lost after Peter Pan Seafoods closed. - Funding: Estimated total cost is $730,000, including $562,500 in CDBG funds, $152,000 in cash from the City of King Cove and/or King Cove Corporation, and a $35,000 city in-kind contribution. - Named vendor/consultant: Gray Stassel Engineering, Inc. is identified as a consultant in the environmental assessment; no equipment vendor or OEM is specified. - Environmental requirements: The assessment anticipates no significant adverse impacts and identifies no required mitigation measures or conditions. An Environmental Impact Statement is not required. - Products and quantities: The project describes #1 diesel fueling infrastructure; no part number or quantity is specified.

Description

The State of Alaska Department of Commerce, Community, and Economic Development is accepting public comments on the City of King Cove’s environmental review for the #1 Fueling Station project. The project would use Community Development Block Grant funds to construct diesel fueling infrastructure that supplies heating fuel to the community and aviation fuel to itinerant aircraft. The City determined the project will have no significant impact on the human environment, so an Environmental Impact Statement is not required. Written comments received by 11:59 p.m. on November 19, 2026, will be considered before authorization of a request for release of funds.

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