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United States — Alaska
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This chapter explains when a manufactured home is treated as real property, how affidavits and title/certificate cancellations work, and how liens, transfers, and severance are handled.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter applies to common interest communities created in Alaska after January 1, 1986, with special rules for certain small, nonresidential, out-of-state, and preexisting communities.
United States — Alaska
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United States — Alaska
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This provision sets procedures for how the department may construct public works, when it must use the commissioner’s written cost determination, and how municipalities can assume project responsibilities.
United States — Alaska
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The department may acquire, condemn, sell, exchange, vacate, and transfer certain land, easements, and materials for public works purposes.
United States — Alaska
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Certain public buildings and facilities must include works of art, and state actors must consult and manage artist selection and artwork handling under specified conditions.
United States — Alaska
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Before starting a public project, the department must submit plans to the relevant local planning body; the governor can grant a waiver in some cases, and the department must also follow local planning and zoning rules.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter names many Alaska roads, bridges, airports, trails, buildings, and other public works, and in a few places requires the Department of Transportation and Public Facilities or the legislative council to install signs or a plaque.
United States — Alaska
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The department must adopt necessary regulations and has broad powers and duties over public works planning, procurement, and related contracts.
United States — Alaska
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This section is a chapter heading and renumbering note for a flood control projects statute section.
United States — Alaska
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This provision states the purpose of certain Alaska public works laws and defines key terms used in the title.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter creates a resident hiring preference for certain public works and related projects, requires reporting and certifications, and sets penalties for false statements and violations.
United States — Alaska
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State purchases of certain local forest, agricultural, and fisheries products get preference rules, and some purchase solicitations, contract clauses, certifications, payment withholding, and review rights are required.
United States — Alaska
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Contractors on qualifying public projects over $100,000 must provide performance and payment bonds before award, and some claimants can sue on the payment bond if unpaid.
United States — Alaska
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This provision centralizes and regulates state procurement authority, sets bidding and proposal rules, and assigns specific procurement duties to named officials and entities.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter mainly requires contractors and subcontractors on qualifying public construction contracts to pay prevailing wages and follow reporting, notice, filing-fee, and posting rules.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter requires state marine vessels to be maintained in-state unless the commissioner makes a written exception, sets rules for public contract payments and interest, limits certain contract awards to registered/qualified providers, and requires specific indemnity terms in some professional services contracts.
United States — Alaska
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This section defines several terms used in the title, including contractor, laborer/mechanic/field surveyor, public construction, resident, retainage, state or political subdivision, and wages.
United States — Alaska
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This provision governs state fund disbursements, fee collection and accounting, and state investment powers and duties.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter establishes the Alaska permanent fund and the Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation, sets rules for fund management, transfers, reporting, confidentiality, and tax exemption, and limits political use of fund resources.