The Governor is negotiating with pirates; therefore, once this additional $50 million "fee" is paid to purchase the statutory framework of a state income tax  Governor Walker should expect the Gas Export project to be completely cut off from state funds or to expect this fiscal "blackmail" from now on. 
 
On that note, how can they expect Alaskans to pay income tax when any funds for these two megaprojects remain? 

Is this new school in Kivalina the most economical and practical structure that can be built to accomplish the task of providing education for a population of 384*.  Also, can the building be relocated because of the threat of coastal erosion to the entire village?   May I ask how much of the $7 million initial cost for this new school and subsequent years of maintenance is to be absorbed by the local governments? 

 *Link; https://www.google.com/search?q=kivalina+alaska+population&oq=kivalina+alaska+population&aqs=chrome..69i57.7475j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8