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United States — Alaska
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This provision requires municipalities to use ordinances for certain actions, sets ordinance procedure rules, limits emergency ordinances, and caps some municipal penalties.
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This chapter sets rules for municipal elections, initiative and referendum petitions, and recall elections.
United States — Alaska
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This provision gives municipalities broad powers, but also sets several limits and procedures for ordinances, audits, liens, emergency 911 surcharges, and certain local regulation areas.
United States — Alaska
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Areas outside an organized borough make up one unorganized borough. The legislature may create, change, or end service areas there, and the Department of Natural Resources is the state platting authority except in certain municipalities.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter requires borough and municipal planning, platting, and land use rules, sets up planning and platting bodies, and limits subdivision sales and filings before plat approval.
United States — Alaska
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This provision lets municipalities levy property taxes and create several tax exemptions, credits, and deferrals, while also requiring taxpayer notice and certain filing steps.
United States — Alaska
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This section lets a municipality impose and collect special assessments for local improvements, and sets notice, hearing, objection, payment, reassessment, and bond rules.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter lets municipalities borrow, issue notes and bonds, and set repayment and security terms, but it also imposes maturity, election, notice, and repayment limits.
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This chapter defines municipality classes and sets the process for reclassifying cities and boroughs.
United States — Alaska
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Municipalities may create historical district commissions and clean-energy/resilience assessment programs, but property owners must give mortgage holders notice and consent before participating, and municipalities cannot force participation.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter sets the standards and process for incorporating cities, boroughs, and unified municipalities, and provides transition grants and rules after incorporation.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter sets rules for several state grant and payment programs for municipalities and related entities, including community facilities, oil-spill impact grants, human services matching grants, harbor facility grants, and community assistance payments.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter sets how Alaska municipalities get general grant land entitlements, how those entitlements are calculated and certified, and when municipalities may select, exchange, or receive patents for land.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter sets procedures for changing municipal names, boundary changes, merger/consolidation, unification, and dissolution, including voter approval, commission review, election steps, and some tax timing rules.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter limits how municipalities can be treated under adverse possession and taxation rules, sets procurement preferences for Alaska agricultural, fisheries, and recycled products, and lets municipalities hold and enforce copyrights in certain software.
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This chapter on classification of municipalities is marked as repealed.
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This chapter is titled State Aid for Hospital and Health Facility Construction, and the source notes that it was repealed.
United States — Alaska
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Chapter 95 concerns the administration of municipal financial assistance programs and is marked as repealed.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter creates an agricultural loan program and gives the Board of Agriculture and Conservation power to make and manage loans, set regulations, and handle repayment and enforcement rules.
United States — Alaska
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The department must enter an agreement with the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation and make state contributions toward producers’ crop insurance premiums, with the agreement also requiring a corresponding premium reduction for those producers.