Statutory Basis of Municipal Planning in Alaska
Alaska State law requires that home rule, first and second class boroughs, unified municipalities, and first class and home rule cities outside of boroughs provide planning, platting and land use regulation. All other classes of municipalities (second class cities) may, but are not required to, exercise these powers. For communities within the Unorganized Borough, the State Department of Natural Resources (DNR), Division of Mining, Land, and Water Management, acts as the platting authority.
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State Legislation and Codes
AS Title 09
AS Title 29
AS Title 35
AS Title 38
AS Title 40
AS Title 46
Other Legislation
Forest Practices Act
NEPA
FCZMA
CERCLA
US Army Corps of Engineers Sections 404/401
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Planning Related Ordinances/Laws
Flood
Land Acquisition and Disposal
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Sign Permits
Non-conforming use
Land Use Districts
Subdivision Regulations
Enabling Planning Code
Design Review
Historic Preservation
Watershed
Parking
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