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Chapter 001

CHAPTER: CH001

SOURCE: SB319

Action Date: January 19, 1988

Year: 88

Effective Date: January 20, 1988

AN ACT

Increasing the amount that may be contributed from permanent fund dividends to the Alaska Winter Olympics account; and providing for an effective date.

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BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF ALASKA:

* Section 1. AS 05.35.100(a) is amended to read:

(a) There is created in the general fund an Alaska Winter Olympics account. The Department of Revenue shall prepare the permanent fund dividend application to allow applicants to designate that $10 [$5] of the dividend be subtracted from their check and contributed to the Alaska Winter Olympics account. Permanent fund dividend contributions shall be deposited in the Alaska Winter Olympics account. The Department of Revenue may use money in the Alaska Winter Olympics account to pay administrative costs incurred under this section.

* Sec. 2. This Act takes effect immediately under AS 01.10.070(c).

Chapter 002

CHAPTER: CH002

SOURCE: CSHB10(FIN)AM

Action Date: February 9, 1988

Year: 88

Effective Date: February 10, 1988

AN ACT

Relating to the minting and sale of commemorative gold and silver medallions; and providing for an effective date.

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BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF ALASKA:

* Section 1. AS 44.09 is amended by adding a new section to read:

Sec. 44.09.017. COMMEMORATIVE GOLD AND SILVER MEDALLIONS. (a) The Department of Administration shall contract or otherwise arrange for the minting and sale of Alaska commemorative medallions minted only from .999 fine gold and silver in weights determined by the commissioner of administration. Gold and silver mined in Alaska shall be used in the production of the medallions. The state shall receive a royalty from the sale of the medallions. The amount of the royalty shall be determined by the commissioner of administration.

(b) One side of the commemorative medallions minted under this section shall contain the state seal. The design for the other side shall be determined in an annual contest conducted by the contractor under the supervision of the Department of Administration. Only designs using an Alaska theme and submitted by an Alaska resident may be considered in the contest. Payment for the winning design may not exceed $1,000.

(c) No later than January 20 of each year, the contractor shall submit to the legislature a report on the production and sale of medallions under this section.

* Sec. 2. This Act takes effect immediately under AS 01.10.070(c).

Chapter 003

CHAPTER: CH003

SOURCE: HCSSB103(JUD)

Action Date: February 9, 1988

Year: 88

Effective Date: May 9, 1988, retroactive to January 1, 1985

AN ACT

Relating to the disposal of property forfeited under federal drug enforcement laws.

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BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF ALASKA:

* Section 1. AS 17.30.100 is amended by adding a new subsection to read:

(d) The Department of Public Safety or a local law enforcement agency may accept from the United States Attorney General property, including money, that is forfeited under 21 U.S.C. 881 (the Controlled Substances Act). The Department of Public Safety and local law enforcement agencies shall, in accordance with 21 U.S.C. 881(e) and regulations and policies adopted under that section, use property and the proceeds of property obtained under this subsection in the enforcement of this chapter, AS 11.71, and municipal ordinances substantially similar to this chapter and AS 11.71.

* Sec. 2. This Act is retroactive to January 1, 1985.

Chapter 004

CHAPTER: CH004

SOURCE: HB122

Action Date: Feburary 16, 1988

Year: 88

Effective Date: May 16, 1988

AN ACT

Relating to the authority to compromise certain misdeanors.

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BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF ALASKA:

* Section 1. AS 12.45.120 is amended to read:

Sec. 12.45.120. AUTHORITY TO COMPROMISE MISDEMEANORS FOR WHICH VICTIM HAS CIVIL ACTION. If [WHEN] a defendant is held to answer on a charge of misdemeanor for which the person injured by the act constituting the crime has a remedy by a civil action, the crime may be compromised except when it was committed

(1) by or upon a peace officer, judge, or magistrate while in the execution of the duties of that office;

(2) riotously;

(3) with an intent to commit a felony;

(4) larcenously;

(5) against

(A) a spouse or a former spouse of the

defendant;

(B) a parent, grandparent, child, or grandchild

of the defendant;

those living together in the same dwelling as the

defendant; or

(D) a person who is not a spouse or former

spouse of the defendant but who previously lived in a

spousal relationship with the defendant.

Chapter 005

CHAPTER: CH005

SOURCE: CSHB7(FIN)

Action Date: February 17, 1988

Year: 88

Effective Date: May 17, 1988

AN ACT

Relating to the office of public advocacy and volunteer

guardians ad litem.

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BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF ALASKA:

* Section 1. AS 44.21.410 is amended to read:

Sec. 44.21.410. POWERS AND DUTIES [OF PUBLIC ADVOCACY OFFICE]. (a) The office of public advocacy shall

(1) perform the duties of the public guardian under AS 13.26.360 - 13.26.410;

(2) provide visitors and experts in guardianship proceedings under AS 13.26.131;

(3) provide guardian ad litem services to children in child protection actions under AS 47.17.030(e) and to wards and respondents in guardianship proceedings who will suffer financial hardship or become dependent upon a government agency or a private person or agency if the services are not provided at state expense under AS 13.26.112;

(4) provide legal representation in guardianship proceedings to respondents who are financially unable to employ attorneys under AS 13.26.106(b), to indigent parties in cases involving child custody in which the opposing party is represented by counsel provided by a public agency, and to indigent parents or guardians of a minor respondent in a commitment proceeding concerning the minor under AS 47.30.775;

(5) provide legal representation and guardian ad litem services under AS 25.24.310; in cases arising under the Uniform Interstate Compact on Juveniles (AS 47.15); in cases involving petitions to adopt a minor under AS 25.23.125(b); in cases involving petitions to remove the disabilities of a minor under AS 09.55.590; in children's proceedings under AS 47.10.050(a); and in cases involving indigent persons who are entitled to representation under AS 18.85.100 and who cannot be represented by the public defender agency because of a conflict of interests;

(6) develop and coordinate a program to recruit, select, train, assign, and supervise volunteer guardians ad litem from local communities to aid in delivering services in cases in which the office of public advocacy is appointed as guardian ad litem.

(b) The commissioner of administration may

(1) adopt regulations that the commissioner considers necessary to implement AS 44.21.400 - 44.21.440;

(2) report on the operation of the office of public advocacy when requested by the governor or legislature or when required by law;

(3) solicit and accept grants of funds from governments [THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT] and from persons [PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS], and allocate or restrict the use of those funds as required by the grantor.

* Sec. 2. AS 44.21.410 is amended by adding a new subsection to read:

(c) The commissioner of administration shall separately account for money received under (b)(3) of this section and deposited in the general fund. The annual estimated balance in the account may be used by the legislature to make appropriations to the Department of Administration to carry out the purposes of this section.

* Sec. 3. AS 44.21 is amended by adding new sections to read:

Sec. 44.21.450. CIVIL LIABILITY OF VOLUNTEER GUARDIANS. (a) A volunteer guardian ad litem under the supervision of the office of public advocacy is not civilly liable for acts or omissions during the good faith performance of duties as a guardian unless the acts or omissions constitute gross negligence.

(b) This section does not affect the civil liability of the office of public advocacy.

Sec. 44.21.460. NONATTORNEY VOLUNTEER GUARDIANS AD LITEM. A nonattorney volunteer guardian ad litem may not give legal advice or act in the capacity of attorney for a minor before a court or administrative agency.

Sec. 44.21.490. DEFINITION. In AS 44.21.410 - 44.21.490, "volunteer guardian ad litem" means a court-appointed special advocate (CASA).

Chapter 006

CHAPTER: CH006

SOURCE: SB321

Action Date: February 25, 1988

Year: 88

Effective Date: February 26, 1988

AN ACT

Making a supplemental appropriation to the organization grant fund for payment as an organization grant to the Aleutians East Borough; and providing for an effective date.

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BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF ALASKA:

* Section 1. The sum of $300,000 is appropriated from the general fund to the organization grant fund (AS 29.05.200) for payment as an organization grant to the Aleutians East Borough under AS 29.05.190 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1988.

* Sec. 2. This Act takes effect immediately under AS 01.10.070(c).

Chapter 007

CHAPTER: CH007

SOURCE: HCSCSSB93(JUD)

Action Date: February 25, 1988

Year: 88

Effective Date: May 25, 1988

AN ACT

Relating to investments by financial institutions.

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BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF ALASKA:

* Section 1. AS 06.05.180 is amended to read:

Sec. 06.05.180. POWERS AS TRUSTEE AUTHORIZED. Every bank organized under this chapter, subject to the restrictions and limitations of laws and the regulations of the department, may

(1) act as trustee under any mortgage or bond issued by the state, or any municipality, body politic, or corporation, foreign or domestic, and accept and execute any municipal or corporate trust not prohibited by the laws of this state;

(2) accept a trust from, and execute a trust for a married woman in respect to the married woman's [HER] separate property, and act as agent in the management of the property or transact any busi-ness in relation to the property;

(3) act under the order or appointment of a court of competent jurisdiction including any probate court as guardian, receiver, or trustee of the estate of a minor, and as depository of money paid into court for the benefit of any person, corporation, or party, and in any other fiduciary capacity;

(4) act under the order or appointment of a court of competent jurisdiction including any probate court as trustee, guardian, receiver or committee of the estate of a lunatic, idiot, spendthrift, person of unsound mind or habitual drunkard, or as receiver or committee of the property or estate of any person in insolvency or bankruptcy proceedings;

(5) act as executor or administrator with or without the will annexed of the estate of a deceased person;

(6) accept and execute any legal trust, duty and power in regard to the holding, management and disposition of any estate, real or personal, wherever located, and the rents and profits from it, or the sale of it, as may be granted or confided to it by a court of competent jurisdiction including any probate court or by any person, corporation, municipality or other authority, and is accountable to all parties in interest for the faithful discharge of every trust, duty, or power which it may accept;

(7) accept and execute any trust or power conferred upon it by any person or any body politic or domestic or foreign corporation, or any other authority, grant, assignment, transfer, devise, bequest or otherwise, or which may be entrusted or committed or transferred to it by order of a court of competent jurisdiction including any probate court;

(8) receive, manage, hold and dispose of according to the terms of any trust or power any property or estate, real or personal, which may be the subject of any such trust or power;

(9) act as the fiscal or transfer agent of the United States or of any state, territory, municipality, or other body politic, and in this capacity may receive and disburse moneys, transfer, register and countersign certificates of stocks, bonds, or other evidences of indebtedness;

(10) whenever the instrument or power governing the fiduciary relationship directs, requires, authorizes, or permits investment in obligations of the United States government, invest in the obligations, for short-term cash management purposes, either directly or in the form of securities of, or other interests in, a money market mutual fund operating as an open-end management type investment company or investment trust registered under 15 U.S.C. 80a-1 - 80a-64 (Investment Company Act of 1940), if

(A) the portfolio of the investment company or

investment trust is limited to obligations of the United

States government and repurchase agreements fully

collateralized by the obligations; and

(B) the investment company or investment trust

takes delivery of the collateral directly or through an

authorized custodian.

* Sec. 2. AS 06.05.270(a) is amended to read:

(a) In addition to loans and acquisitions expressly authorized by this chapter, a state bank may deal in, underwrite, and invest in for its own account

(1) direct or guaranteed obligations of the United States, either directly or in the form of securities of, or other interests in, an open-end management type investment company or investment trust registered under 15 U.S.C. 80a-1 - 80a-64 (Investment Company Act of 1940), if

(A) the portfolio of the investment company or

investment trust is limited to obligations of the United

States government and repurchase agreements fully

collateralized by the obligations; and

(B) the investment company or investment trust

takes delivery of the collateral directly or through an

authorized custodian;

(2) general obligations of the State of Alaska and its political subdivisions;

(3) general obligations of a state of the United States or its political subdivisions;

(4) revenue obligations of the State of Alaska or its political subdivisions subject to the limitation of (b) of this section;

(5) revenue obligations of a state of the United States or its political subdivisions subject to the limitation of (b) of this section;

(6) obligations of instrumentalities of the United States government including, but not limited to Federal Intermediate Credit Banks, Federal Land Banks, the Federal National Mortgage Association, and Banks for Cooperatives;

(7) commercial paper of prime or equivalent quality as rated by a recognized national rating service subject to the limitation of (b) of this section;

(8) secured corporate obligations rated within the three highest grades of a national rating service subject to the limitation of (b) of this section;

(9) obligations of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, [OR] the Inter-American Development Bank, or the African Development Bank, subject to the limitation of (b) of this section;

(10) stock in the Federal National Mortgage Association or a Federal Reserve Bank.

Chapter 008

CHAPTER: CH008

SOURCE: CSSB18(C&RA)

Action Date: February 26, 1988

Year: 88

Effective Date: February 27, 1988

AN ACT

Creating the Anchorage Coastal Wildlife Refuge and renaming the Potter Point State Game Refuge as the Anchorage Coastal Wildlife Refuge; and providing for an effective date.

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BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF ALASKA:

* Section 1. AS 16.20 is amended by adding a new section to read:

Sec. 16.20.031. ANCHORAGE COASTAL WILDLIFE REFUGE. (a) The following described state-owned land and water is established as the Anchorage Coastal Wildlife Refuge and shall be managed as a state game refuge for the protection of waterfowl, shorebirds, salmon, and other fish and wildlife species, and their habitat and for the use and enjoyment of the people of the state:

(1) Township 13 North, Range 4 West, Seward Meridian

Section 20: SE1/4 seaward of the 20 foot

elevation contour SE1/4NE1/4 seaward of the 20

foot elevation contour

Section 29: E1/2 seaward of the 20 foot

elevation contour SW1/4 seaward of the 20 foot

elevation contour

Section 30: SE1/4SE1/4

Section 31: All seaward of the 20 foot

elevation contour except NW1/4NW1/4

Section 32: All seaward of the 20 foot

elevation contour

(2) Township 13 North, Range 5 West, Seward Meridian

Section 36: S1/2, S1/2N1/2

(3) Township 12 North, Range 4 West, Seward Meridian

Sections 6 - 9: Seaward of the 20 foot

elevation contour

Section 15: NW1/4 seaward of the 20 foot

elevation contour SW1/4NE1/4 seaward of the

20 foot elevation contour Government Lot 5 and

the remainder of the W1/2SE1/4, all SW1/4

Section 16: Seaward of the 20 foot elevation

contour

Sections 17 - 22

Section 23: Government Lot 1 and the remainder

of the SW1/4, all seaward of the 20 foot

elevation contour Government Lot 2 and the

remainder of the S1/2NW1/4, all seaward of the

20 foot elevation contour Government Lots 3

and 4, and the remainder of the SE1/4, all

seaward of the 20 foot elevation contour

Section 24: Tract A, Shorecrest Subdivision

(Plat No. 81-68, Anchorage Recording District)

Section 25: Government Lots 1 and 2, and the

remainder of the W1/2, all Tract A, Johns

Park Estates, and the remainder of the

NE1/4, excluding Skyway Park Estates, Addition

No. 1 all seaward of the 20 foot elevation

contour Government Lots 3 and 4, and the

remainder of the SE1/4, all

Sections 26 - 36

(4) Township 12 North, Range 5 West, Seward Meridian

Sections 1 - 2

Sections 11 - 14

Sections 23 - 26

Sections 35 - 36

(5) Township 12 North, Range 3 West, Seward Meridian

Section 29: That portion of the SW1/4

southwesterly of the Alaska Railroad

right-of-way and southerly of Oceanview

Subdivision, Addition No. 6

Section 30: That portion of Tract A, Johns Park

Estates, seaward of the 20 foot elevation

contour Government Lot 2 and that portion of

the SE1/4NW1/4 southwesterly of Oceanview West

Subdivision, Addition No. 1 Government Lots 3

and 4 and the remainder of the SW1/4, all

That portion of the SW1/4NE1/4 and the SE1/4

southwesterly of Oceanview Subdivision,

Addition No. 4 and Addition No. 6

Section 31

Section 32: All land southwesterly of the

Alaska Railroad right-of-way

Section 33: All land westerly of the Alaska

Railroad right-of-way

(6) Township 11 North, Range 3 West, Seward Meridian

Section 3: Government Lot 5

Section 4: That portion southwesterly of the

Old Seward Highway right-of-way and The

Landings Subdivision which is northeasterly of

the New Seward Highway right-of-way

That portion southwesterly of the Alaska

Railroad right-of-way

Sections 5 - 8

Section 9: That portion southwesterly of the

Alaska Railroad right-of-way

That portion northeasterly of the New Seward

Highway right-of-way

Section 10: That portion westerly of the Old

Seward Highway right-of-way which is

northeasterly of the New Seward Highway

right-of-way

That portion southwesterly of the Alaska

Railroad right-of-way

(7) Township 11 North, Range 4 West, Seward Meridian

Sections 1 - 4

Sections 10 - 12

(b) Except as provided in (d) of this section, the Department of Fish and Game and the Department of Natural Resources shall exercise their respective authorities over the Anchorage Coastal Wildlife Refuge consistent with a management plan prepared by the Department of Fish and Game in consultation with the Department of Natural Resources.

(c) A public right-of-way for surface transportation and a utility corridor are created across state-owned land and water within the Anchorage Coastal Wildlife Refuge between the Anchorage mainland and Fire Island. The management plan prepared under (b) of this section shall identify the actual location on the land and water of the right-of-way and of the utility corridor between the Anchorage mainland and Fire Island.

(d) Land owned by the Municipality of Anchorage that lies within the boundary of the Anchorage Coastal Wildlife Refuge described in (a) of this section may be included in the Anchorage Coastal Wildlife Refuge. An agreement between the Department of Fish and Game and the Municipality of Anchorage for the management of the land within the Anchorage Coastal Wildlife Refuge that is owned by the Municipality of Anchorage shall be approved by the Municipality of Anchorage and by the Department of Fish and Game.

(e) The state or the Municipality of Anchorage may not acquire privately owned land within the Anchorage Coastal Wildlife Refuge described in (a) of this section by eminent domain for inclusion within the Anchorage Coastal Wildlife Refuge. The Department of Fish and Game or the Municipality of Anchorage may acquire privately owned land within the Anchorage Coastal Wildlife Refuge by purchase, exchange, or otherwise, except by eminent domain.

(f) The land and water areas of the Anchorage Coastal Wildlife Refuge are closed to mineral entry under AS 38.05.185 - 38.05.275.

* Sec. 2. The initial management plan prepared under AS 16.20.031(b) as enacted in sec. 1 of this Act shall be completed within three years after the effective date of this Act.

* Sec. 3. AS 16.20.030(b) is repealed.

* Sec. 4. This Act takes effect immediately under AS 01.10.070(c).

Chapter 009

CHAPTER: CH009

SOURCE: SCSCSHB36(JUD)

Action Date: March 2, 1988

Year: 88

Effective Date: October 1, 1988

AN ACT

Requiring certain motor vehicle insurance policies to provide reduced rates for certain persons; and providing for an effective date.

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BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF ALASKA:

* Section 1. AS 21.89.020 is amended by adding new subsections to read:

(f) An insurer shall provide an appropriate reduction in the premium charged for a motor vehicle casualty insurance policy when the principal operator of the motor vehicle covered by the insurance policy

(1) is 55 years of age or older;

(2) requests the insurer to provide the reduction;

(3) provides the insurer with proof satisfactory to the director that the operator has within the three years before requesting the reduction taken and successfully completed a motor vehicle accident prevention course approved by the Department of Public Safety under AS 28.05.035; and

(4) did not take and complete the accident prevention course described in (3) of this subsection as a result of an order or sentence imposed by a court.

(g) An insurer may cancel a rate reduction provided under

(f) of this section if during the policy period the principal operator of the insured motor vehicle is

(1) involved in an accident caused by the operator; or

(2) convicted of a moving traffic violation.

(h) The reduced rate provided for an operator under (f) of this section may not extend beyond three years after the last day of the operator's most recently successfully completed motor vehicle accident prevention course described in (f)(3) of this section.

* Sec. 2. AS 28.05 is amended by adding a new section to read:

Sec. 28.05.035. COMMISSIONER MAY APPROVE ACCIDENT PREVENTION COURSES. For the purposes of AS 21.89.020(f)(3), the commissioner may approve driver education courses intended to prevent motor vehicle accidents and promote safe driving practices.

* Sec. 3. APPLICABILITY. This Act applies to policies of motor vehicle casualty insurance entered into or renewed on or after October 1, 1988.

* Sec. 4. This Act takes effect October 1, 1988.

Chapter 010

CHAPTER: CH010

SOURCE: CSHB512(FIN)

Action Date: March 3, 1988

Year: 88

Effective Date: March 4, 1988

AN ACT

Making special appropriations for projects to boost the Alaska economy; and providing for an effective date.

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BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF ALASKA:

(Section 1 of this Act follows beginning on page 3.)

FISCAL YEAR 1989 BUDGET SUMMARY BY FUNDING SOURCE GENERAL FUND

CAPITAL BUDGET: 75,186,000 *TOTAL* OPERATING BUDGET: *TOTAL* LOANS BUDGET: *TOTAL* NEW LEGISLATION: *TOTAL* CAPITAL BUDGET: 75,186,000 TOTAL FUNDING: $75,186,000

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*** BILL ID ... CSHB 512 (FIN) ***

********************************** * SEC. 1 THE FOLLOWING APPROPRIATION ITEMS ARE FOR CAPITAL PROJECTS AND GRANTS FROM THE GENERAL FUND OR OTHER FUNDS AS SET OUT IN THE FISCAL YEAR 1989 BUDGET SUMMARY BY FUNDING SOURCE TO THE AGENCIES NAMED AND FOR THE PURPOSES EXPRESSED. (ED#__) MEANS THAT THE CAPITAL PROJECT IS LOCATED WITHIN THAT HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ELECTION DISTRICT. THIS GEOGRAPHIC REFERENCE HAS BEEN INSERTED BY STAFF AND IS FOR INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY.

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* * * * * DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION * * * * *

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APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS SOCIAL SERVICES STATEWIDE PIONEER'S HOMES MAINTENANCE (ED 99)

750,000

750,000 PIONEER HOMES PALMER PIONEER HOME-LAUNDRY AREA REMODEL (ED 16) 30,000

30,000 GENERAL GOVERNMENT ALASKA PUBLIC BROADCASTING COMMISSION KSTK PUBLIC RADIO BUILDING REHABILITATION (ED 1)

,000

16,000 KFSK PUBLIC RADIO BUILDING RENOVATIONS (ED 1)

,000

32,000 KRBD PUBLIC RADIO TRANSLATOR INSTALLATION (ED 1)

,000

15,000 KRBD PUBLIC RADIO TRANSLATOR REPLACEMENT (ED 1)

,000

27,000 KBBI - PUBLIC RADIO RELOCATION (ED 5)

150,000

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS

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* * * * * DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION * * * * *

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APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS EDUCATION ADAK REGION SCHOOL DISTRICT EMERGENCY ROOF REPAIR (ED 26)

,000

50,000 PRIBILIOF ISLANDS SCHOOL DISTRICT-DISTRICTWIDE LIFE SAFETY AND CODE UPGRADES (ED 26)

,000

90,000 YUKON-KOYUKUK SCHOOL DISTRICT-STRUCTURAL IMPROVEMENTS-4 SCHOOLS (ED 24)

163,000

163,000 ALASKA GATEWAY SCHOOL DISTRICT-ENERGY CONSERVATION MODIFICATION/TOK HOCKEY RINK (ED 17)

,000

10,000 YUKON/KOYUKUK SCHOOL DISTRICT-HEADQUARTERS CODE UPGRADE (ED 17)

,900

30,900 TRI-VALLEY SCHOOL ROOF REPAIRS (ED 17)

20,000

20,000 CANTWELL SCHOOL ROOF REPAIRS (ED 17)

20,000

20,000 ALASKA GATEWAY SCHOOL DISTRICT CENTRAL FACILITY INSULATION (ED 17)

,200

16,200 ALASKA GATEWAY SCHOOL DISTRICT-NORTHWAY PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT ASSEMBLY (ED 17)

,000

7,000 ALASKA GATEWAY SCHOOL DISTRICT-TETLIN SCHOOL BLEACHER ASSEMBLY (ED 17)

10,000

10,000 BERING STRAITS SCHOOL DISTRICT-DIOMEDE-DIKE, REPAIR, UPGRADE BULK FUEL TANKS (ED 23)

,000

40,000 BERING STRAITS SCHOOL DISTRICT-BREVIG MISSION-DIKE REPAIR, UPGRADE BULK FUEL TANKS (ED 23)

,000

40,000 BERING STRAITS SCHOOL DISTRICT-STEBBINS-DIKE, REPAIRS, UPGRADE BULK FUEL TANKS (ED 23)

,000

50,000 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (CONT.)

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS BERING STRAITS SCHOOL DISTRICT-TELLER-DIKE, REPAIR, UPGRADE BULK FUEL TANKS (ED 23)

,000

45,000 BERING STRAITS SCHOOL DISTRICT-WALES-DIKE, REPAIR, UPGRADE BULK FUEL TANKS (ED 23)

,000

50,000 BERING STRAITS SCHOOL DISTRICT-WHITE MOUNTAIN-DIKE, REPAIR, UPGRADE BULK FUEL TANKS (ED 23)

,000

40,000 KUSPUK SCHOOL DISTRICT - SITES MAINTENANCE (ED 24)

120

,000

120,000 IDITAROD AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT-MCGRATH-COMMUNITY UTILITY PAD (ED 24)

67,500

67,500 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION PRATT MUSEUM EXPANSION AND UPGRADE - HOMER (ED 5) 75,000

75,000

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APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS SOCIAL SERVICES FAMILY AND YOUTH SERVICES BETHEL RECEIVING HOME CONSTRUCTION (ED 25)

150,000

150,000 HEALTH DHSS Repair, Renovation, Maintenance and Equipment (ED 99)

1,000

,000 1,000,000 EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SOUTHEAST REGION EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES (ED 1) 20,000

20,000 GRANTS TO NAMED RECIPIENTS: (AS 37.05.316) INTERIOR REGION EMERGENCY MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH & SOCIAL SERVICES (CONT.)

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS SERVICES COUNCIL, INC - LIVENGOOD EMERGENCY VEHICLE GARAGE (ED 19-21)

120

,000

120,000 ALASKA CRIPPLED CHILDREN AND ADULTS, INC.-FACILITY CONSTRUCTION (ED 19-21)

200,000

200,000 ALASKA CHILDRENS SERVICES GROUP HOME IMPROVEMENTS (ED 7-15)

,000

75,000 MANIILAQ ASSOCIATION-SIVUNIIGVIK AND KOBUK RIVER CAMP IMPROVEMENTS (ED 22)

,000

10,000

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* * * * * DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE * * * * *

* * * * * & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT * * * * *

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APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS DEVELOPMENT GRANTS TO NAMED RECIPIENTS (AS 37.05.316) TOK UMBRELLA CORPORATION-TOK-DOG MUSHERS BUILDING RENOVATION (ED 17)

,000

45,000 ALASKA POWER AUTHORITY CHIGNIK LAKE CENTRALIZED ELECTRIFICATION (ED 27)

,000

75,000 HOPE ELECTRICAL LINE EXTENSION (ED 6)

100,000

100,000 TATITLEK - ELECTRIFICATION PROJECT (ED 6)

100,000

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS

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* * * * * & VETERANS AFFAIRS * * * * *

* * * * * *

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS PUBLIC PROTECTION NATIONAL GUARD FACILITIES ANCHORAGE NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY-EMERGENCY OPERATING CENTER REDESIGN (ED 7-15)

300,000

* * * * * *

* * * * * DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES * * * * *

* * * * * *

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT STATE PARK AND TRAILS REHABILITATION

1,095

,000 1,095,000

-- ALLOCATIONS -- CHILKAT STATE PARK AND CHILKOOT STATE RECREATION SITE (ED 2)

50,000 JUNEAU TRAILS (ED 4)

50,000 CROOKED CREEK FISHING ACCESS SITE (ED 5)

35,000 SLIKOK RIVER STATE RECREATION SITE (ED 5)

85,000 NINILCHIK STATE RECREATION AREA (ED 5)

100,000 CHUGACH STATE PARK (ED 7-15)

100,000 THUNDERBIRD FALLS STATE TRAIL (ED 7-15)

55,000 EAGLE RIVER VISITOR CENTER (ED 7-15)

95,000 EKLUTNA LAKE CAMPGROUND (ED 7-15)

50,000 NANCY LAKE STATE RECREATION AREA (ED 16)

45,000 KEPLER-BRADLEY LAKES STATE RECREATION AREA (ED 16)

50,000 DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES (CONT.)

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS LAKE LOUISE STATE RECREATION AREA (ED 17)

135,000 HARDING LAKE STATE RECREATION AREA (ED 18)

95,000 CHATANIKA SITES (ED 20)

100,000 BUSKIN RIVER STATE RECREATION SITE (ED 27)

50,000 TURNAGAIN ARM SCENIC CORRIDOR IMPROVEMENTS (ED 7-15)

,000

55,000 JOHNSON TRAIL IMPROVEMENTS (ED 7-15)

100,000

100,000 FINGER LAKE CAMPGROUND UPGRADE (ED 16)

50,000

50,000 HATCHER PASS CORRIDOR FACILITY AND ROAD IMPROVEMENTS (ED 16)

230

,000

230,000 CASTLE HILL PARK IMPROVEMENTS (ED 3)

120,000

120,000 CAINES HEAD PARK PROJECTS (ED 6)

150

,000

150,000 UNIVERSITY TRUST LAND SURVEY (ED 99)

460

,000

460,000 GRANTS TO NAMED RECIPIENTS: (AS 37.05.316) TANANA VALLEY FAIR STATE FAIR ASSOCIATION-SPRINKLER SYSTEM (ED 19-21)

,000

24,000 TANANA VALLEY FAIR STATE FAIR ASSOCIATION - WATER AND SEWER (ED 19-21)

,000

30,000 TANANA VALLEY FAIR STATE FAIR ASSOCIATION ELECTRICAL UPGRADE (ED 19-21)

100

,000

100,000 DELTANA FAIR ASSOCIATION, FAIR GROUND IMPROVEMENTS (ED 17)

,000

11,000 DIVISION OF FORESTRY PORCUPINE BURN ACCESS ROAD CLEARING (ED 17)

26,000

26,000 UPPER TANANA VALLEY FOREST ACCESS ROAD MAINTENANCE (ED 17)

,000

29,000 DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES (CONT.)

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS TOK/EAGLE ACCESS ROAD CLEARING AND CONSTRUCTION (ED 17)

,000

25,000 MENTASTA BURN REGENERATION PROJECT (ED 17)

12,000

12,000 TANANA VALLEY STATE FOREST-FOREST THINNING AND SEEDING (ED 17)

,400

25,400 WEST FORK ACCESS ROAD (ED 17)

,000

28,000 COPPER RIVER FIREWOOD ROADS (ED 17)

,000

25,000 MAT-SU WOOD CUTTING AREA ACCESS (ED 16)

5,000

* * * * * *

* * * * * DEPARTMENT OF FISH & GAME * * * * *

* * * * * *

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT F.R.E.D. DEER MOUNTAIN HATCHERY VIEWING FACILITY (ED 1) 80,000

80,000 COLD BAY - SOCKEYE INCUBATION (ED 26)

41,000

41,000 SIKUSUILAQ SPRINGS HATCHERY IMPROVEMENTS (ED 22)

131

,000

131,000 FISH HABITAT RESTORATION AND IMPROVEMENT

1,000,000 1,000,000

-- ALLOCATIONS -- MOUNTAIN POINT BOAT LAUNCH (ED 1)

400,000 PRINCE OF WALES ISLAND ACCESS IMPROVEMENTS (ED 2)

120,000 JORDAN CREEK AND DUCK CREEK FISH HABITAT RESTORATION (ED 4)

90,000 MONTANA CREEK REARING POND (ED 4)

75,000 KASILOF RIVER BOAT RAMP (ED 5)

70,000 CLAM GULCH ROAD IMPROVEMENTS (ED 5)

90,000 LUCILLE LAKE OUTLET CONTROL STRUCTURE REPAIR (ED 16)

25,000 DEPARTMENT OF FISH & GAME (CONT.)

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS HARDING LAKE BOAT CHANNEL RECONSTRUCTION (ED 18)

30,000 FISH CLEANING STATIONS - SOUTHEAST ALASKA (ED 91)

100,000 GAME DIVISION TOK BRUSH CUTTING FOR MOOSE HABITAT (ED 17)

22,700

22,700 POTTER MARSH BOARDWALK COMPLETION (ED 7-15)

175,000

* * * * * *

* * * * * DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY * * * * *

* * * * * *

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE COUNCIL ON DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND SEXUAL ASSAULT

878,300

-- ALLOCATIONS -- ABUSED WOMEN'S AID IN CRISIS-BUILDING RENOVATION AND UPGRADE (ED 7-15)

106,500 ALASKA WOMEN'S RESOURCE CENTER-BUILDING RENOVATION AND UPGRADE (ED 7-15)

83,600 EMMONAK WOMEN'S SHELTER-BUILDING RENOVATION AND UPGRADE (ED 23)

25,500 WOMEN IN CRISIS-COUNCILING AND ASSISTANCE-BUILDING RENOVATION AND UPGRADE (ED 20)

45,000 AIDING WOMEN FROM ABUSE AND RAPE EMERGENCIES-BUILDING RENOVATION AND UPGRADE (ED 4)

91,000 WOMEN'S RESOURCE AND CRISIS CENTER-BUILDING ADDITION (ED 5)

105,000 WOMEN IN SAFE HOMES-BUILDING ADDITION (ED 1)

103,000 KODIAK WOMEN'S RESOURCE CENTER-SECURITY UPGRADE (ED 27)

39,900 BERING SEA WOMEN'S GROUP-BUILDING UPGRADE AND ADDITION (ED 23)

102,800 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY (CONT.)

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS VALLEY WOMEN'S RESOURCE CENTER-BUILDING RENOVATION AND REPAIR (ED 16)

125,000 SITKANS AGAINST FAMILY VIOLENCE-BUILDING RENOVATION AND REPAIR (ED 3)

25,000 ADVOCATES FOR VICTIMS OF VIOLENCE-BUILDING RENOVATION AND REPAIR (ED 6)

26,000

* * * * * *

* * * * * DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION/PUBLIC * * * * *

* * * * * FACILITIES

* * * * *

* * * * * *

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS TRANSPORTATION LOCAL SERVICE ROADS AND TRAILS (ED 99)

2,000,000 2,000,000 STATEWIDE HARBORS 2,041,700 2,041,700

-- ALLOCATIONS -- PETERSBURG HARBORS REHABILITATION (ED 1)

155,700 KETCHIKAN HARBORS REHABILITATION (ED 1)

289,500 WRANGELL HARBORS REHABILITATION (ED 1)

100,000 LORING LOG BREAKWATER AND BOAT FLOAT (ED 1)

20,000 HAINES GRID REPAIRS (ED 2)

8,000 KAKE TYEE GRID REPAIR (ED 2)

15,000 CRAIG HARBORS REPAIRS (ED 2)

110,000 HYDABURG FINGER FLOATS REPAIR (ED 2)

5,000 ANGOON FLOAT DECK REPAIR (ED 2)

3,500 SITKA HARBORS REHABILITATION (ED 3)

421,000 ELFIN COVE GANGWAY AND FLOAT REPAIRS (ED 3)

39,000 JUNEAU HARBOR REPAIRS (ED 4)

45,000 SELDOVIA HARBOR REPAIRS AND UPGRADE (ED 5)

150,000 PORT LIONS DOCK REPAIRS (ED 27)

500,000 UNALASKA SMALL BOAT HARBOR LIGHTING (ED 26)

180,000 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION/PUBLIC FACILITIES (CONT.)

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS STATEWIDE BARRIER FREE ACCESS (ED 99)

500

,000

500,000 CENTRAL REGION HIGHWAYS RESURFACE BIRCHWOOD LOOP FROM MILE 1.0 TO MILE 5.05 (ED 7-15)

580

,000

580,000 HUFFMAN ROAD RECONSTRUCTION (ED 7-15)

3,002,200 3,002,200 FAIRVIEW LOOP/KNIK RIVER ROAD GUARDRAILS (ED 16)

,000

36,000 HATCHER PASS ROAD UPGRADE (ED 16)

,000

80,000 CLARK-WOLVERINE ROAD REHABILITATION (ED 16)

50,000

50,000 GLENNALLEN SCHOOL ROAD SAFETY UPGRADE (ED 17) 150,000

150,000 HEALY COAL STREET UPGRADE (ED 17)

150

,000

150,000 HIGHWAY WAYSIDE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT 17 (ED 17)

,800

58,800 PETERSVILLE ROAD CONSTRUCTION/UPGRADE (ED 16)

100

,000

100,000 CENTRAL REGION AVIATION MCCARTHY AIRPORT CLEARING AND ACCESS ROADS (ED 6)

,000

20,000 NORTHERN REGION HIGHWAYS DISTRICT 19 ROADS MAJOR MAINTENANCE/LOFTUS ROAD UPGRADE (ED 19-21)

325

,000

325,000 BRADWAY/DENNIS ROAD STABILIZATION-NORTH POLE (ED 18)

,000

90,000 LAURANCE ROAD RECONSTRUCTION - NORTH POLE (ED 18)

1,385

,000 1,385,000 SOUTHEAST HIGHWAYS HAINES BOROUGH RURAL ROADS AND BRIDGES (ED 2) 25,000

25,000 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION/PUBLIC FACILITIES (CONT.)

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS SOUTHEAST FACILITIES KETCHIKAN SHIPYARD ELECTRICAL SERVICE FEED (ED 1)

165

,000

165,000

* * * * * *

* * * * * DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL * * * * *

* * * * * CONSERVATION

* * * * *

* * * * * *

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT VILLAGE SAFEWATER PROJECTS KACHEMAK CITY - SEWER AND SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL (ED 5)

200

,000

200,000 NOATAK-WATER AND SEWER UPGRADE (ED 22)

60,000

60,000 GLENNALLEN - COMMUNITY SEWER SYSTEM SERVICE CONNECTIONS (ED 17)

150

,000

150,000 ANAKTUVUK PASS-SEPTIC TANK DEMONSTRATION PROJECT (ED 22)

,000

50,000 GOLOVIN-WATER AND SEWER PROJECT (ED 23)

60,000

60,000 SHELDON POINT-WASTE DISPOSAL PROJECTS (ED 23)

,000

50,000 EGEGIK - SEWAGE LAGOON (ED 26)

100

,000

100,000 TOGIAK-WATER STORAGE AND ELECTRICAL LINE EXTENSION (ED 26)

100

,000

100,000 MANOKOTAK-LANDFILL, PHASE I (ED 26)

,000

50,000 NEW STUYAHOK - DUMP ACCESS ROAD (ED 26)

50,000

50,000 AKIACHAK-SOLID WASTE PROJECT (ED 25)

104,000

104,000 AKIAK-SEPTAGE AND SOLID WASTE (ED 25)

160,000

160,000 DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION (CONT.)

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS CHIGNIK LAGOON-ROAD/FLOOD CONTROL (ED 27)

25,000

* * * * * *

* * * * * DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY * * * * *

* * * * * & REGIONAL AFFAIRS * * * * *

* * * * * *

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS DEVELOPMENT GRANTS TO NAMED RECIPIENTS: (AS 37.05.316) GREATER FAIRBANKS FAMILY HEAD START ASSOCIATION, INC - NEW FACILITY (ED 19-21)

200

,000

200,000 PANGUINGUE HOMEOWNERS ASSOC-SUBDIVISION ROADS UPGRADE (ED 17)

,000

25,000 DOT LAKE VILLAGE COUNCIL-ROAD IMPROVEMENTS (ED 17)

,000

6,000 MENTASTA VILLAGE COUNCIL-ROAD IMPROVEMENTS (ED 17)

,000

25,000 COPPER CENTER VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT-SILVER SPRING SUBSTATION (ED 17)

,000

60,000 TOK UMBRELLA CORPORATION-ROADS UPGRADE (ED 17) 70,000

70,000 GULKANA VILLAGE COUNCIL-ROADS UPGRADE (ED 17) 25,000

25,000 KENNY LAKE COMMUNITY LEAGUE-SUBDIVISION ROADS (ED 17)

,000

35,000 KENNY LAKE COMMUNITY LEAGUE-EDGERTON HWY BRUSH CUTTING (ED 17)

,000

15,000 SOUTHEAST ALASKA STATE FAIR INC.-FACILITY AND GROUND IMPROVEMENTS (ED 2)

25,000

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS

* * * * * *

* * * * * UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA * * * * *

* * * * * *

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA ANCHORAGE LIBRARY RENOVATION PHASE I (ED 7-15)

612,100

612,100 LIBRARY/ADMINISTRATION BUILDING HANDICAP ACCESS (ED 7-15)

170

,000

170,000 CAMPUS EMERGENCY SECURITY TELEPHONE SYSTEM (ED 7-15)

,000

40,000 PARKING LOT IMPROVEMENT (ED 7-15)

,000

85,000 LIBRARY BUILDING PARKING LOT IMPROVEMENTS (ED 7-15)

,000

75,000 MAT-SU COMMUNITY COLLEGE FACILITY REPAIRS AND LANDSCAPING (ED 16)

,000

30,000 MAT-SU COMMUNITY COLLEGE STORAGE BUILDING CONSTRUCTION (ED 16)

,000

60,000 UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA-FAIRBANKS CONSTITUTION HALL HEATING SYSTEM REPLACEMENT (ED 19-21)

175

,000

175,000 ARCTIC HEALTH RESEARCH CENTER KILL TANKS (ED 19-21)

275

,000

275,000 GENERAL HANDICAPPED ACCESS/BARRIER REMOVIAL (ED 19-21)

566

,000

566,000 GRUENING SPRINKLER SYSTEM COMPLETION (ED 19-21)

240

,000

240,000 ELVEY ANNEX SPRINKLER SYSTEM EXPANSION (ED 19-21)

150

,000

150,000 LOWER COMMONS SPRINKLER SYSTEM (ED 19-21)

100,000

100,000 UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA (CONT.)

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS DUCKERING SPRINKLER SYSTEM COMPLETION (ED 19-21)

220

,000

220,000 PALMER-AGRICULTURE EXPERIMENTAL FARM FACILITIES REHABILITATION (ED 16)

,400

65,400 SCANDANAVIAN WRITER'S HOUSE IMPROVEMENTS (ED 19-21)

,000

25,000 UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA SOUTHEAST UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA SOUTHEAST LIBRARY CONSTRUCTION (ED 4)

2,500

,000 2,500,000 UNIVERSITY TRUST LAND SURVEY (ED 99)

460

,000

460,000

* * * * * *

* * * * * GRANTS TO MUNICIPALITIES * * * * *

* * * * * (AS 37.05.315)

* * * * *

* * * * * *

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS GENERAL GOVERNMENT ED 1 KETCHIKAN-WRANGELL-PETE RSBURG KETCHIKAN - GENERAL HOSPITAL REMODEL/EXPANSION (ED 1)

1,600

,000 1,600,000 KETCHIKAN - ALCOHOL AND DRUG ABUSE SERVICES KITCHEN RENOVATION (ED 1)

,000

60,000 KETCHIKAN-CHIEF JOHNSON TOTEM POLE CONSTRUCTION (ED 1)

,000

50,000 SAXMAN - FIREHALL RENOVATION (ED 1)

175

,000

175,000 WRANGELL - WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT EXTENSION (ED 1)

500

,000

500,000 PETERSBURG - SCHOOL/COMMUNITY GYMNASIUM PHASE 1 (ED 1)

500

,000

500,000 GRANTS TO MUNICIPALITIES (AS 37.05.315) (CONT.)

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS ED 2 INSIDE PASSAGE ANGOON - WATERLINE REHABILITATION (ED 2)

115,000

115,000 CRAIG - ST. NICHOLAS WATER PROJECT (ED 2)

195,000

195,000 HAINES - WATER AND SEWER UPGRADES/EXTENSION (ED 2)

130

,000

130,000 HOONAH - HEALTH CLINIC REMODEL (ED 2)

98,000

98,000 HOONAH - WATER AND SEWER (ED 2)

,000

72,000 HYDABURG - ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ROOF REPLACEMENT (ED 2)

100

,000

100,000 HYDABURG - TOTEM PARK RENOVATION (ED 2)

25,000

25,000 KAKE - ROAD REPAIRS AND DRAINAGE (ED 2)

100,000

100,000 KLAWOCK - ROADS PREPARATION (ED 2)

100

,000

100,000 METLAKATLA - ROAD DRAINAGE SYSTEM (ED 2)

150,000

150,000 SKAGWAY - PUBLIC RESTROOM BUILDING (ED 2)

65,000

65,000 SKAGWAY - SOLID WASTE FACILITY SITE PREPARATION (ED 2)

,000

40,000 SKAGWAY-HARBOR REPAIRS (ED 2)

,000

40,000 THORNE BAY - DOCK CONSTRUCTION (ED 2)

195,000

195,000 YAKUTAT - BAYVIEW DRIVE CRIBBING REPLACEMENT (ED 2)

,000

58,000 YAKUTAT - ROAD AND BRIDGE REPAIRS/SLOPE STABILITY (ED 2)

,000

77,000 ED 3 BARANOF-CHICHAGOF PORT ALEXANDER-WATERLINE CONSTRUCTION AND MATERIALS (ED 3)

,000

73,000 TENAKEE SPRINGS-INDIAN RIVER BRIDGE REPLACEMENT (ED 3)

,000

60,000 GRANTS TO MUNICIPALITIES (AS 37.05.315) (CONT.)

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS TENAKEE SPRINGS-TRAIL IMPROVEMENTS (ED 3)

15,000

15,000 CITY AND BOROUGH OF SITKA-ASBESTOS REMOVAL-OLD COMMUNITY HOSPITAL (ED 3)

243

,000

243,000 CITY AND BOROUGH OF SITKA - LAKE STREET SHOULDER RECONSTRUCTION/SWAN LAKE AREA (ED 3)

35,000

35,000 CITY AND BOROUGH OF SITKA-SEWER OUTFALL IMPROVEMENTS (ED 3)

,000

94,000 CITY AND BOROUGH OF SITKA-SEALING COVE-CONSTRUCTION OF SANITARY FACILITY & ELECTRICAL EXTENSION (ED 3)

120

,000

120,000 CITY AND BOROUGH OF SITKA-HIGH SCHOOL INSULATION & RE-SIDING (ED 3)

350

,000

350,000 CITY AND BOROUGH OF SITKA-CONSTRUCT FISHERMANS FLOAT & ACCESS FACILITIES (ED 3)

130

,000

130,000 CITY AND BOROUGH OF SITKA-WATERLINE EXTENSION TO FERRY TERMINAL (ED 3)

410

,000

410,000 ED 4 JUNEAU CITY AND BOROUGH OF JUNEAU - SCHOOLS - FIRE AND LIFE SAFETY PROJECTS (ED 4)

376,000

376,000 CITY AND BOROUGH OF JUNEAU - ROADS, RETAINING WALLS, AND DRAINAGE PROJECTS (ED 4)

364,000

364,000 ED 5 KENAI-COOK INLET KENAI - ROAD RECONSTRUCTION/REPAIR AND UTILITY UPGRADE (ED 5)

700

,000

700,000 SOLDOTNA - ROAD RECONSTRUCTION/REPAI R AND UTILITY UPGRADE (ED 5)

700

,000

700,000 HOMER - ROAD CONSTRUCTION/REPAIR AND UTILITY UPGRADE (ED 5)

400

,000

400,000 SELDOVIA - COMMUNITY WATER/SEWER IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS (ED 5)

200

,000

200,000 GRANTS TO MUNICIPALITIES (AS 37.05.315) (CONT.)

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS KENAI PENINSULA BOROUGH-PUBLIC WORKS ROADS/WASTE DISPOSAL REPAIR AND UPGRADE (ED 5) 647,000

647,000 KENAI PENINSULA BOROUGH - ANCHOR POINT FIRE STATION (ED 5)

,000

75,000 ED 6 PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND KENAI PENINSULA BOROUGH - BEAR CREEK GARAGE CONSTRUCTION (ED 6)

,000

23,000 KENAI PENINSULA BOROUGH-SEWARD-CAMEL OT SUBDIVISION ELECTRIFICATION (ED 6)

,000

50,000 CORDOVA-HOLLIS HENRICH PARK IMPROVEMENTS (ED 6)

100

,000

100,000 CORDOVA-NORTH CONTAINMENT DOCK (ED 6)

100,000

100,000 CORDOVA-PARK IMPROVEMENTS (ED 6)

100

,000

100,000 CORDOVA-BALEFILL IMPERVIOUS LINER (ED 6)

200,000

200,000 VALDEZ-BARGE DOCK (ED 6)

100

,000

100,000 VALDEZ-TENT CAMPING AREA AND SANITATION (ED 6)

100

,000

100,000 VALDEZ-MOTORCOACH PARKING AREA (ED 6)

50,000

50,000 VALDEZ-PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND TOURISM COALITION PROJECTS (ED 6)

,000

80,000 WHITTIER-HARBOR PAVING (ED 6)

,000

90,000 SEWARD-SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER (ED 6)

50,000

50,000 SEWARD-MARINE INDUSTRIAL PARK UTILITIES EXTENSION (ED 6)

100

,000

100,000 SEWARD-HANDICAPPED ACCESS (ED 6)

146

,000

146,000 ED 7-15 ANCHORAGE DISTRICTS ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT URSA MAJOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, REPAIR/REPLACE FLOORING (ED 7-15)

,000

50,000 GRANTS TO MUNICIPALITIES (AS 37.05.315) (CONT.)

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS ANCHORAGE - ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT URSA MINOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, INCREASE VENTILATION AND HEAT (ED 7-15)

,000

70,000 ANCHORAGE - ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT MULDOON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, GYM/STAGE ADDITION (ED 7-15)

1,785

,000 1,785,000 ANCHORAGE - ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT GRUENING JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL INTERIOR CEILING REPAIRS (ED 7-15)

,000

20,000 ANCHORAGE - ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT CHUGIAK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, SITE IMPROVEMENTS AND MAINTENANCE (ED 7-15)

,000

25,000 ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT BIRCHWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, SITE IMPROVEMENTS AND MAINTENANCE (ED 7-15)

,000

25,000 ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT EAGLE RIVER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HOCKEY RINK RELOCATION (ED 7-15)

,000

90,000 ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT BARTLETT HIGH SCHOOL, FIELD HOUSE CONSTRUCTION (ED 7-15)

104

,000

104,000 ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT HOMESTEAD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, UPGRADE PA SYSTEM (ED 7-15)

,000

50,000 ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT KENNEDY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, ADD ELECTRICAL OUTLETS IN CLASSROOMS (ED 7-15)

,000

6,000 ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT RAVENWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, SITE IMPROVEMENTS AND MAINTENANCE (ED 7-15)

,000

25,000 ANCHORAGE-CHUGIAK/EAGLE RIVER PARKS AND RECREATION, PETERS CREEK PARK REDEVELOPMENT PHASE I (ED 7-15)

280

,000

280,000 ANCHORAGE-CHUGIAK/EAGLE RIVER PARKS AND RECREATION-BEACH LAKE PARK TRAIL IMPROVEMENT PROJECT (ED 7-15)

,000

30,000 GRANTS TO MUNICIPALITIES (AS 37.05.315) (CONT.)

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS ANCHORAGE-PARKS AND RECREATION-TURPIN AREA PARK SAFETY IMPROVEMENTS (ED 7-15)

,000

10,000 ANCHORAGE-CHUGIAK/EAGLE RIVER PARKS AND RECREATION, EAGLE RIVER LIONS CLUB PARK PAVING/SAFETY IMPROVEMENTS (ED 7-15)

,000

87,000 ANCHORAGE-CHUGIAK/EAGLE RIVER PARKS AND RECREATION, SOUTH FORK SPIRIT PARK LANDSCAPING/TOPSOIL/SEEDING/SIGNS (ED 7-15)

,000

10,000 ANCHORAGE-CHUGIAK/EAGLE RIVER PARKS & RECREATION, TOWN SQUARE PARK LANDSCAPING/CHILDREN'S RECREATIONAL HARDWARE (ED 7-15)

,000

15,000 ANCHORAGE - CHUGIAK/EAGLE RIVER PARKS AND RECREATION, EAGLE RIVER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TENNIS COURTS RELOCATION (ED 7-15)

,000

55,000 ANCHORAGE - CHUGIAK/EAGLE RIVER PARKS AND RECREATION, CHIEF ALEX PARK BEAUTIFICATION (ED 7-15)

,000

15,000 ANCHORAGE-CHUGIAK/EAGLE RIVER PARKS & RECREATION, MIRROR LAKE CAMPGROUND/LANDSCAPING/DRAINAGE/PARKING/BLACKTOP (ED 7-15)

,000

55,000 ANCHORAGE - CHUGIAK SENIOR CENTER, PLANNING FOR SPECIAL NEEDS APARTMENTS (ED 7-15)

50,000

50,000 ANCHORAGE-EAGLE RIVER RURAL ROAD SERVICE BOARD, ROAD/DRAINAGE/SIGN IMPROVEMENTS FROM EAGLE RIVER TO EKLUTNA (ED 7-15)

650

,000

650,000 ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT AIRPORT HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, MAJOR MAINTENANCE (ED 7-15)

263

,000

263,000 ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT CHUGACH OPTIONAL SCHOOL MAJOR MAINTENANCE (ED 7-15)

13,000

13,000 ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT DENALI ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MAJOR MAINTENANCE AND SITE IMPROVEMENTS (ED 7-15)

140

,000

140,000 ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT FAIRVIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, INTERIOR IMPROVEMENTS AND MAJOR MAINTENANCE (ED 7-15)

457

,000

457,000 GRANTS TO MUNICIPALITIES (AS 37.05.315) (CONT.)

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT GOVERNMENT HILL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, MAJOR MAINTENANCE AND SITE IMPROVEMENTS (ED 7-15)

,000

70,000 ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT INLET VIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, SITE DEVELOPMENT/PARKING & PLAYGROUND IMPROVEMENTS (ED 7-15)

242

,500

242,500 ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT CENTRAL JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL MAJOR MAINTENANCE (ED 7-15)

263

,000

263,000 ANCHORAGE-VISUAL ARTS CENTER OF ALASKA, MAJOR RENOVATION AND IMPROVEMENTS (ED 7-15)

291,000

291,000 ANCHORAGE-FAIRVIEW AREA BUS SHELTERS (ED 7-15)

,000

50,000 ANCHORAGE-MERRILL FIELD IMPROVEMENTS (ED 7-15)

147

,000

147,000 ANCHORAGE-BROWNS POINT PARK REPAIR AND REHABILITATION (ED 7-15)

,000

40,000 ANCHORAGE-PARKS AND RECREATION NEIGHBORHOOD ENHANCEMENT YOUTH EMPLOYMENT PROJECT (ED 7-15)

,000

30,000 ANCHORAGE-WEST HIGH HILL AND WESTCHESTER LAGOON TRAIL SYSTEM LIFE/SAFETY RENOVATION AND REPAIRS (ED 7-15)

400

,000

400,000 ANCHORAGE-CHESTER CREEK/SHIP CREEK INDUSTRIAL WASTE REMOVAL (ED 7-15)

,000

40,000 ANCHORAGE-EAST 20 AVENUE FROM SUNRISE DRIVE TO LAKE OTIS PARKWAY RECONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR (ED 7-15)

110

,000

110,000 ANCHORAGE-FIRST AVENUE FROM CORDOVA STREET TO CHRISTIANSON DRIVE RECONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR (ED 7-15)

160

,000

160,000 ANCHORAGE-MUSEUM OF HISTORY AND ART-ALASKA NATIVE YOUTH CULTURAL ENHANCEMENT EMPLOYMENT PROJECT (ED 7-15)

,000

70,000 GRANTS TO MUNICIPALITIES (AS 37.05.315) (CONT.)

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS ANCHORAGE-A/C COUPLET-FIFTEENTH AND A STREET PEDESTRIAN SAFETY IMPROVEMENTS (ED 7-15)

175,000

175,000 ANCHORAGE - ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT AURORA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, MAJOR MAINTENANCE (ED 7-15)

298

,000

298,000 ANCHORAGE - ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT CREEKSIDE PARK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, MAJOR MAINTENANCE (ED 7-15)

101

,000

101,000 ANCHORAGE - ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT MT. SPURR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, MAJOR MAINTENANCE AND EXPANSION OF MEDIA CENTER (ED 7-15)

440

,000

440,000 ANCHORAGE - ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT MOUNTAIN VIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, MAJOR MAINTENANCE AND ASBESTOS ABATEMENT (ED 7-15)

185

,000

185,000 ANCHORAGE - ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT NUNAKA VALLEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, MAJOR MAINTENANCE (ED 7-15)

,000

61,000 ANCHORAGE - ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT ORION ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, MAJOR MAINTENANCE (ED 7-15)

231

,000

231,000 ANCHORAGE - ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT PTARMIGAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, MAJOR MAINTENANCE AND SITE DEVELOPMENT (ED 7-15)

164

,000

164,000 ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT RIGEL PROGRAM AT MT. ILIAMNA ELEM SCHOOL,MAJOR MAINTENANCE (ED 7-15)

,000

43,000 ANCHORAGE - ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT RUSSIAN JACK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, MAJOR MAINTENANCE AND SITE IMPROVEMENT (ED 7-15)

143

,000

143,000 ANCHORAGE - ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT WILLIWAW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, MAJOR MAINTENANCE AND SITE DEVELOPMENT (ED 7-15)

616

,000

616,000 ANCHORAGE - ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT WONDER PARK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, MAJOR MAINTENANCE (ED 7-15)

178

,000

178,000 GRANTS TO MUNICIPALITIES (AS 37.05.315) (CONT.)

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS ANCHORAGE - ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT CLARK JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL, MAJOR MAINTENANCE (ED 7-15)

252

,000

252,000 ANCHORAGE - MOUNTAIN VIEW DRIVE/COMMERCIAL DRIVE ROADSIDE IMPROVEMENTS (ED 7-15)

,000

50,000 ANCHORAGE - NUNAKA VALLEY PARK REPAIR AND REHABILITATION (ED 7-15)

,000

25,000 ANCHORAGE - DULDIDA PARK REPAIR AND REHABILITATION (ED 7-15)

,000

85,000 ANCHORAGE - DAVIS PARK REHABILITATION AND IMPROVEMENTS (ED 7-15)

195

,000

195,000 ANCHORAGE - KANCHEE PARK REPAIR AND REHABILITATION (ED 7-15)

,000

85,000 ANCHORAGE - MOUNTAIN VIEW BUS SHELTERS (ED 7-15)

,000

30,000 ANCHORAGE - MOUNTAIN VIEW LIBRARY MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS (ED 7-15)

,500

6,500 ANCHORAGE - TURPIN STREET FROM BOUNDARY AVENUE TO DEBARR ROAD, STREET RECONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR (ED 7-15)

150

,000

150,000 KENAI PENINSULA BOROUGH-NIKISKI FIRE SERVICE DISTRICT, NIKISKI FIREHALL RENOVATION (ED 7-15)

,000

75,000 KENAI PENINSULA BOROUGH-NIKISKI PEDESTRIAN SAFETY (ED 7-15)

225

,000

225,000 ANCHORAGE-GIRDWOOD WINNER CREEK TRAIL UPGRADING (ED 7-15)

,000

52,000 ANCHORAGE-GIRDWOOD ROAD/DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS (ED 7-15)

139

,000

139,000 ANCHORAGE-OCEANVIEW DRIVE REPAIR (ED 7-15)

200,000

200,000 ANCHORAGE-KLATT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FIRE LANE PAVING (ED 7-15)

,000

30,000 GRANTS TO MUNICIPALITIES (AS 37.05.315) (CONT.)

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS ANCHORAGE-VENUS WAY REPAIR OF WORN SEALCOAT (ED 7-15)

,000

40,000 ANCHORAGE-KLATT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PLAYGROUND RESEEDING (ED 7-15)

,000

30,000 ANCHORAGE-GIRDWOOD WALKWAY AND BIKE PATH EXTENSION (ED 7-15)

200

,000

200,000 ANCHORAGE-LITTLE BEAR COMMUNITY HALL RENOVATION (ED 7-15)

,000

15,000 ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT-BAXTER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL RENOVATION AND PAINTING (ED 7-15)

,000

35,000 ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT-CHESTER VALLEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL REFURBISHING (ED 7-15)

,000

75,000 ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT-SCENIC PARK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL EXTERIOR PAINTING AND INTERCOM REPLACEMENT (ED 7-15)

,000

55,000 ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT-SUSITNA SCHOOL REFURBISHING (ED 7-15)

169,000

169,000 ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT-COLLEGE GATE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL REFURBISHING (ED 7-15)

,000

59,000 ANCHORAGE - CAMPBELL AIRSTRIP ROAD REALIGNMENT (ED 7-15)

300

,000

300,000 ANCHORAGE - BAXTER BOG PARK TRAIL CONSTRUCTION (ED 7-15)

200

,000

200,000 ANCHORAGE-YALE PEMBROKE ROAD COMPLETION (ED 7-15)

200

,000

200,000 ANCHORAGE - INDIAN HILLS RESURFACING (ED 7-15)

500

,000

500,000 ANCHORAGE - CHESTER HEIGHTS RESURFACING (ED 7-15)

500

,000

500,000 ANCHORAGE-SPENARD ROAD PHASE II CONSTRUCTION (ED 7-15)

3,500

,000 3,500,000 GRANTS TO MUNICIPALITIES (AS 37.05.315) (CONT.)

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT, WEST HIGH SCHOOL RENOVATION AND UPGRADE (ED 7-15)

457

,000

457,000 ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT, WILLOW CREST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL RENOVATION AND UPGRADE (ED 7-15)

135

,100

135,100 ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT, NORTHERN LIGHTS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL RENOVATION (ED 7-15)

,000

63,000 ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT, ROMIG JR. HIGH SCHOOL RENOVATION AND UPGRADE (ED 7-15)

142

,700

142,700 ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT, TURNAGAIN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL RENOVATION AND UPGRADE (ED 7-15)

130

,000

130,000 ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT, NORTHWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL RENOVATION/UPGRADE (ED 7-15)

131

,500

131,500 ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT, NORTH STAR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL RENOVATION/UPGRADE (ED 7-15)

110

,000

110,000 ANCHORAGE-FISH CREEK STREAM CLEAN-UP (ED 7-15)

,000

20,000 ANCHORAGE-COPE STREET PARK UPGRADE (ED 7-15)

35,000

35,000 ANCHORAGE-WILSON STREET PARK UPGRADE (ED 7-15)

,000

35,000 ANCHORAGE-'C' STREET COMMUNITY GARDEN UPGRADE (ED 7-15)

,000

20,000 ANCHORAGE-WEST 27TH AVE AND 26TH AVE DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS (ED 7-15)

,000

90,000 ANCHORAGE-HEATHER MEADOWS RECONSTRUCTION PHASE III AND WINDEMERE RECONSTRUCTION PHASE I (ED 7-15)

400

,000

400,000 ANCHORAGE-SPENARD AREA ROAD DESIGN (ED 7-15)

95,000

95,000 GRANTS TO MUNICIPALITIES (AS 37.05.315) (CONT.)

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS ANCHORAGE-42ND AVE, INDIANA ST, NORTH STAR ST IMPROVEMENTS (ED 7-15)

,000

10,000 ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT, DIAMOND HIGH SCHOOL MAJOR MAINTENANCE (ED 7-15)

264

,000

264,000 ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT, GLADYS WOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SITE DEVELOPMENT AND MAJOR MAINTENANCE (ED 7-15)

206

,000

206,000 ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT, CHINOOK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SITE DEVELOPMENT AND MAJOR MAINTENANCE (ED 7-15)

106

,000

106,000 ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT, CAMPBELL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MAJOR MAINTENANCE (ED 7-15)

,300

70,300 ANCHORAGE-LYN ARY PARK REHABILITATION (ED 7-15)

,400

20,400 ANCHORAGE-ALASKA AVIATION HERITAGE MUSEUM REHABILITATION (ED 7-15)

100

,000

100,000 ANCHORAGE-TALL SPRUCE STREET FROM RASPBERRY ROAD TO CARAVELLE DRIVE, ROAD IMPROVEMENTS (ED 7-15)

150

,000

150,000 ANCHORAGE-IMLACH WAY FROM BLACKBERRY ST TO WEST 64TH AVENUE, ROAD IMPROVEMENTS (ED 7-15)

,000

37,000 ANCHORAGE-COLLINS WAY FROM JEWEL LAKE ROAD TO WEST 64TH AVENUE, ROAD IMPROVEMENTS (ED 7-15)

,000

45,000 ANCHORAGE-JEWEL LAKE PARK REHABILITATION (ED 7-15)

107

,000

107,000 ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT ABBOTT LOOP ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, MAJOR MAINTENANCE (ED 7-15)

,000

15,000 ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT EAST HIGH SCHOOL, MAJOR MAINTENANCE/EXTERIO R IMPROVEMENTS (ED 7-15)

210

,000

210,000 GRANTS TO MUNICIPALITIES (AS 37.05.315) (CONT.)

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT MEARS JUNIOR HIGH, SITE IMPROVEMENTS (ED 7-15)

5,000

5,000 ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT RABBIT CREEK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, INTERIOR/EXTERIOR AND LIFE/SAFETY (ED 7-15)

141

,400

141,400 ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT TUDOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, SITE IMPROVEMENTS (ED 7-15)

170,000

170,000 ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT WENDLER JUNIOR HIGH, HEATING, VENTILATION AND MAJOR MAINTENANCE (ED 7-15)

300

,000

300,000 ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT SAVE 1, FACILITY IMPROVEMENTS (ED 7-15)

,000

25,000 ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT O'MALLEY ELEMENTARY, OFFICE REMODEL/SITE DEVELOPMENT AND EXTERIOR IMPROVEMENTS (ED 7-15)

411

,100

411,100 ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT CAREER CENTER, INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR FACILITY IMROVEMENTS (ED 7-15)

,300

93,300 ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT LAKE OTIS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, OFFICE REMODEL AND INTERIOR IMPROVEMENTS (ED 7-15)

,000

12,000 ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT SERVICE HIGH SCHOOL, SITE IMPROVEMENTS (ED 7-15)

214,000

214,000 ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT TAKU ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR IMPROVEMENTS (ED 7-15)

,500

51,500 ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT ROGERS PARK ELEMENTARY, INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR IMPROVEMENTS (ED 7-15)

,000

57,000 ANCHORAGE-ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT WHALEY CENTER, EXTERIOR IMPROVEMENTS (ED 7-15)

15,000

15,000 ANCHORAGE-GOOSE LAKE PARK IMPROVEMENTS AND REPAIR (ED 7-15)

,000

80,000 ANCHORAGE-UNIVERSITY LAKE BIKE TRAIL REPAIR AND REHABILITATION (ED 7-15)

,000

80,000 GRANTS TO MUNICIPALITIES (AS 37.05.315) (CONT.)

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS ANCHORAGE-TAKU LAKE REPAIR AND REHABILITATION (ED 7-15)

125

,000

125,000 ANCHORAGE-CAMPBELL PARK REPAIR AND REHABILITATION (ED 7-15)

,000

65,000 ANCHORAGE-EAST 72ND AVENUE PEDESTRIAN SAFETY IMPROVEMENTS (ED 7-15)

400

,000

400,000 ANCHORAGE-ADMIRALTY BAY DRIVE IMPROVEMENTS (ED 7-15)

,000

74,000 ANCHORAGE-DARE AVENUE IMPROVEMENTS (ED 7-15)

17,000

17,000 ANCHORAGE-GOOSE LAKE BATH HOUSE PAINTING AND ASBESTOS ABATEMENT (ED 7-15)

,400

59,400 ED 16 MATANUSKA-SUSITNA CITY OF WASILLA - WATER SYSTEM UPGRADE (ED 16) 22,000

22,000 CITY OF WASILLA - CONNECT PARK RESTROOMS TO SEWER SYSTEM (ED 16)

100

,000

100,000 MATANUSKA-SUSITNA BOROUGH - VISITOR CENTER CONSTRUCTION (ED 16)

345

,000

345,000 CITY OF WASILLA - PARKS DEVELOPMENT/RENOVATION (ED 16)

128

,500

128,500 CITY OF WASILLA - BUILDING MAINTENANCE (ED 16)

,500

86,500 MATANUSKA-SUSITNA BOROUGH - ICE ARENA DEVELOPMENT PHASE III (ED 16)

,000

50,000 CITY OF WASILLA - ROAD REPAIRS AND IMPROVEMENTS (ED 16)

,500

69,500 MATANUSKA-SUSITNA BOROUGH - BIG LAKE ICE RINK REPAIR (ED 16)

,000

20,000 MATANUSKA-SUSITNA BOROUGH - WILLOW, LONG LAKE ROAD EXTENSION AND UPGRADE (ED 16)

25,000

25,000 MATANUSKA-SUSITNA BOROUGH - TRAPPER CREEK, COMMUNITY PARK AND LANDSCAPING (ED 16)

7,500

7,500 GRANTS TO MUNICIPALITIES (AS 37.05.315) (CONT.)

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS CITY OF WASILLA - CEMETERY MAINTENANCE (ED 16)

,000

5,000 MATANUSKA-SUSITNA BOROUGH - MUSEUMS MAJOR MAINTENANCE AND UPGRADE (ED 16)

,000

25,000 CITY OF WASILLA - MAT-SU COUNCIL ON ALCOHOL AND DRUG ABUSE FACILITY UPGRADE (ED 16)

10,000

10,000 MATANUSKA-SUSITNA BOROUGH - NUGEN'S RANCH PAINTING PROJECT (ED 16)

,000

10,000 MATANUSKA-SUSITNA BOROUGH - TEELAND MUSEUM CONSTRUCTION AND RENOVATION (ED 16)

,000

15,000 MATANUSKA-SUSITNA BOROUGH - COMMUNITY SIGN CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLATION (ED 16)

,000

40,000 MATANUSKA-SUSITNA BOROUGH-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SERVICE (ED 16)

,000

10,000 CITY OF PALMER - WATER TOWER REPAINTING (ED 16)

,000

5,000 CITY OF PALMER-AGRICULTURAL SHOWCASE (ED 16)

,000

22,000 CITY OF PALMER-WATER AND SEWER EXTENSION AND IMPROVEMENTS (ED 16)

250

,000

250,000 CITY OF WASILLA-MAT-SU COMMUNITY COUNSELING CENTER (ED 16)

,500

1,500 MATANUSKA-SUSITNA BOROUGH-PORT ACCESS ROADS (ED 16)

200

,000

200,000 CITY OF WASILLA-CONSTITUTION FORUM SERVICES (ED 16)

,000

10,000 CITY OF PALMER-ALASKA STATE FAIR EQUESTRIAN CENTER REPAIR (ED 16)

,000

40,000 CITY OF PALMER-CEMETERY MAINTENANCE (ED 16)

5,000

5,000 CITY OF WASILLA-IDITAROD TRAIL UPGRADE (ED 16) 15,000

15,000 GRANTS TO MUNICIPALITIES (AS 37.05.315) (CONT.)

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS MATANUSKA-SUSITNA BOROUGH-PALMER/WASILLA HIGHWAY ILLUMINATION (ED 16)

100

,000

100,000 CITY OF PALMER-VALLEY PERFORMING ART SERVICES IMPROVEMENTS (ED 16)

,000

4,000 MATANUSKA-SUSITNA BOROUGH-BIG LAKE TRAILS DEVELOPMENT (ED 16)

,000

5,000 CITY OF PALMER-ALASKA STATE FAIR FACILITIES UPGRADE (ED 16)

100

,000

100,000 MATANUSKA-SUSITNA BOROUGH-HISTORICAL CHICKALOON BRIDGE REPAINTING (ED 16)

,600

1,600 CITY OF HOUSTON-MID-VALLEY SENIOR CENTER SITE IMPROVEMENTS (ED 16)

,000

70,000 MATANUSKA-SUSITNA BOROUGH-WILLOW LIBRARY UPGRADE (ED 16)

,000

25,000 MATANUSKA-SUSITNA BOROUGH-SUTTON LIBRARY RENOVATION (ED 16)

,000

25,000 MATANUSKA-SUSITNA BOROUGH-SUTTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ACCESS IMPROVEMENTS (ED 16)

50,000

50,000 MATANUSKA-SUSITNA BOROUGH-GLACIER VIEW SCHOOL PLAYGROUND UPGRADE (ED 16)

,000

10,000 MATANUSKA-SUSITNA BOROUGH-TALKEETNA FIRE STATION MAJOR MAINTENANCE (ED 16)

120

,000

120,000 MATANUSKA-SUSITNA BOROUGH-SOUTH BIG LAKE ROAD/BURMA ROAD EXTENSION/UPGRADE (ED 16)

400,000

400,000 CITY OF HOUSTON-ROAD UPGRADES AND EXTENSIONS (ED 16)

,500

40,500 MATANUSKA-SUSITNA BOROUGH - WILLOW CREEK RECREATION AREA ACCESS (ED 16)

,000

45,000 MATANUSKA-SUSITNA BOROUGH-SHIRLEY LAKE ROAD RECONSTRUCTION (ED 16)

,000

40,000 GRANTS TO MUNICIPALITIES (AS 37.05.315) (CONT.)

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS ED 17 INTERIOR HIGHWAYS ANDERSON-CITY FACILITIES ENHANCEMENTS AND BEAUTIFICATION (ED 17)

,000

45,000 NENANA-ELEMENTARY SCHOOL REPAIRS (ED 17)

25,000

25,000 NENANA-EROSION CONTROL (ED 17)

,000

50,000 NENANA-DEPOT RENOVATIONS (ED 17)

120

,000

120,000 DELTA JUNCTION-AMBULANCE GARAGE (ED 17)

85,000

85,000 DELTA JUNCTION-DELTA GREELY SCHOOL DISTRICT WINDOW RETROFIT (ED 17)

,000

35,000 ED 18 SOUTHEAST NORTH STAR BOROUGH FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR BOROUGH - SALCHA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL IMPROVEMENTS (ED 18)

100,000

100,000 FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR BOROUGH - NORTH POLE LIBRARY HANDICAP ACCESS (ED 18)

,000

20,000 ED 19-21 FAIRBANKS DISTRICTS FAIRBANKS - CITYWIDE STREET IMPROVEMENTS (ED 19-21)

827

,000

827,000 FAIRBANKS - ROYAL COURT SUBDIVISION STREET IMPROVEMENTS (ED 19-21)

180

,000

180,000 FAIRBANKS - KANTISHNA WAY WATER MAIN (ED 19-21) 250,000

250,000 FAIRBANKS - LIFT STATION 44 IMPROVEMENTS (ED 19-21)

200

,000

200,000 FAIRBANKS - SHANNON PARK POST INDICATOR VALVE (ED 19-21)

,000

10,000 FAIRBANKS - TECHITE SEWER INTERCEPTOR REPAIR (ED 19-21)

200

,000

200,000 FAIRBANKS-SEWER MANHOLE SAFETY PROJECT (ED 19-21)

,000

75,000 GRANTS TO MUNICIPALITIES (AS 37.05.315) (CONT.)

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR BOROUGH-ALASKA GOLDPANNERS BASEBALL, INC.-GROWDEN PARK STADIUM IMPROVEMENTS (ED 19-21)

100

,000

100,000 FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR BOROUGH-FAIRBANKS HISTORICAL PRESERVATION FOUNDATION RESTORATION PROJECT-RIVERBOAT NENANA (ED 19-21)

125

,000

125,000 FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR BOROUGH-FAIRBANKS SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION HEZ RAY COMPLEX COMPLETION (ED 19-21)

,000

53,000 FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR BOROUGH-ALASKALAND GOLD DOME/PIONEER AIR MUSEUM ASBESTOS ABATEMENT (ED 19-21)

150

,000

150,000 FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR BOROUGH-SCHOOL DISTRICT STEAMLINE REPAIRS (ED 19-21)

500

,000

500,000 FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR BOROUGH-SCHOOL DISTRICT PROPANE SYSTEMS UPGRADE (ED 19-21)

160

,000

160,000 FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR BOROUGH-TANANA JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL STRUCTURAL REPAIR (ED 19-21)

950,000

950,000 ED 22 NORTH SLOPE - KOTZEBUE AMBLER - ROAD AND LANDFILL IMPROVEMENTS, CITY FACILITY RENOVATIONS AND EQUIPMENT REPAIR (ED 22)

,000

60,000 BUCKLAND - GRAVEL ACCESS ROAD CONSTRUCTION (ED 22)

,000

60,000 DEERING - BULK FUEL RELOCATION, LANDFILL IMPROVEMENTS AND PUBLIC FACILITIES UPGRADE AND RENOVATION (ED 22)

,000

30,000 KIANA - LANDFILL IMPROVEMENTS AND PUBLIC BUILDING REPAIR (ED 22)

,000

75,000 KIVALINA - LANDFILL IMPROVEMENTS AND SEWER BUNKER PROJECT (ED 22)

,000

60,000 KOTZEBUE - PUBLIC SAFETY FACILITY IMPROVEMENTS (ED 22)

220

,000

220,000 GRANTS TO MUNICIPALITIES (AS 37.05.315) (CONT.)

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS KOBUK-PUBLIC FACILITIES REPAIRS AND WATER AND SEWER UPGRADE (ED 22)

,000

20,000 NOORVIK - LANDFILL AND ROAD IMPROVEMENTS (ED 22)

,000

75,000 SELAWIK-WATER, SEWER AND LANDFILL IMPROVEMENTS (ED 22)

,000

80,000 SHUNGNAK-LANDFILL AND PUBLIC FACILITY RELOCATIONS/IMPROVEMENTS (ED 22)

,000

60,000 NORTH SLOPE BOROUGH - ATQASUK COMBINED FACILITY INTERIOR/RELI PROGRAM (ED 22)

72,000

72,000 NORTH SLOPE BOROUGH-ANAKTUVUK PASS RELI PROGRAM (ED 22)

,000

22,000 NORTH SLOPE BOROUGH - BARROW SHORELINE EROSION CONTROL PROJECT (ED 22)

300

,000

300,000 NORTH SLOPE BOROUGH - KAKTOVIK RELI PROGRAM (ED 22) 72,000

72,000 NORTH SLOPE BOROUGH-NUIQSUT WATER TREATMENT PLANT/WATER TANK/RELI (ED 22)

,000

72,000 NORTH SLOPE BOROUGH-POINT HOPE SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER EXPANSION/RELI (ED 22)

78,000

78,000 NORTH SLOPE BOROUGH-POINT LAY-WASHETERIA/RELI PROGRAM (ED 22)

,000

72,000 NORTH SLOPE BOROUGH-WAINWRIGHT RELI PROGRAM (ED 22) 42,000

42,000 WAINWRIGHT-CEMETERY IMPROVEMENTS (ED 22)

30,000

30,000 ED 23 NORTON SOUND ALALANUK-CITY HALL RENOVATION, WATER AND SEWER, AND COMMUNITY WASTE DISPOSAL PROJECTS (ED 23)

,000

60,000 CHEVAK-COMMUNITY HALL REPAIR AND ROAD IMPROVEMENTS (ED 23)

,000

80,000 ELIM-RELOCATION OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND WATER AND SEWER UPGRADE (ED 23)

,000

80,000 GRANTS TO MUNICIPALITIES (AS 37.05.315) (CONT.)

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS EMMONAK - WATER AND SEWER UPGRADE (ED 23)

80,000

80,000 GAMBELL - LANDFILL UPGRADE AND PUBLIC FACILITIES REPAIR (ED 23)

,000

75,000 HOOPER BAY - EROSION CONTROL AND AIRPORT EMBANKMENT REPAIR (ED 23)

,000

90,000 KOTLIK - LANDFILL UPGRADE (ED 23)

,000

80,000 KOYUK - HEALTH CLINIC COMPLETION (ED 23)

50,000

50,000 NOME - GLACIER CREEK AND WOOLEY CREEK ROADS UPGRADE (ED 23)

100

,000

100,000 NOME - CEMETERY CLEANUP/REPAIR (ED 23)

30,000

30,000 NOME-PUBLIC BUILDING DEMOLITION (ED 23)

60,000

60,000 SAVOONGA-WATER AND SEWER UPGRADE (ED 23)

70,000

70,000 SCAMMON BAY-ROAD AND BOAT DOCK IMPROVEMENTS (ED 23)

,000

70,000 SHAKTOOLIK-BULK FUEL TANK RELOCATION AND WATER/SEWER IMPROVEMENTS (ED 23)

50,000

50,000 SHISHMAREF - PUBLIC FACILITIES REPAIR AND SANITATION/DISPOSAL SYSTEM UPGRADE (ED 23) 85,000

85,000 STEBBINS - PUBLIC FACILITIES UPGRADE (ED 23) 6,000

6,000 ST MICHAEL-PUBLIC FACILITIES REPAIR AND UPGRADE, WASTE DISPOSAL SYSTEM (ED 23)

,000

64,000 TELLER - HEALTH CLINIC COMPLETION (ED 23)

15,000

15,000 UNALAKLEET-LANDFILL IMPROVEMENTS AND PUBLIC FACILITIES RENOVATION (ED 23)

100

,000

100,000 ED 24 INTERIOR RIVERS ALLAKAKET - ALATNA-ALLAKAKET ELECTRICAL SYSTEM INTERTIE (ED 24)

,000

70,000 MOUNTAIN VILLAGE-COMMUNITY FACILITIES UPGRADES AND REPAIRS (ED 24)

100

,000

100,000 GRANTS TO MUNICIPALITIES (AS 37.05.315) (CONT.)

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS TULUKSAK - ELECTRICAL SYSTEM SAFETY UPGRADE (ED 24) 150,000

150,000 PILOT STATION-YOUTH SUMMER CAMP ADDITION (ED 24)

,000

5,000 HOLY CROSS-HEAD START BUILDING (ED 24)

85,000

85,000 TANANA-ELDERS FACILITY SAFETY UPGRADE (ED 24) 88,000

88,000 BETTLES - TRANSPORTATION/PLACEMENT OF BRIDGE (ED 24)

,000

30,000 FORT YUKON - YUKON FLATS REGIONAL CLINIC ADDITION (ED 24)

150

,000

150,000 GALENA - COMMUNITY BUILDING MAINTENANCE (ED 24)

100

,000

100,000 KALTAG-COMMUNITY BUILDING MAINTENANCE (ED 24)

,000

39,000 ANVIK-WATER PROJECT (ED 24)

100

,000

100,000 SHAGELUK AIRPORT LIGHTING/ELECTRICITY (ED 24)

105

,000

105,000 HUSLIA-EROSION CONTROL (ED 24)

100

,000

100,000 ED 25 LOWER KUSKOKWIM BETHEL - BOAT HARBOR FINGER FLOATS (ED 25)

150,000

150,000 BETHEL - ROAD IMPROVEMENTS (ED 25)

100

,000

100,000 BETHEL - COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENTS (ED 25)

100,000

100,000 CHEFORNAK-BOARDWALK/ROAD IMPROVEMENTS (ED 25)

,000

30,000 EEK - EROSION CONTROL/ROAD IMPROVEMENTS (ED 25)

,000

40,000 GOODNEWS BAY - MUNICIPAL WORKS PROJECTS (ED 25)

,000

30,000 KASIGLUK - BOARDWALK/ROAD IMPROVEMENTS (ED 25)

,000

75,000 GRANTS TO MUNICIPALITIES (AS 37.05.315) (CONT.)

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS KWETHLUK-ROAD IMPROVEMENTS (ED 25)

,000

75,000 MEKORYUK-CEMETERY IMPROVEMENTS (ED 25)

20,000

20,000 NAPAKIAK-DREDGING (ED 25)

,000

50,000 NAPASKIAK-BOARDWALK/ROAD IMPROVEMENTS (ED 25)

,000

50,000 NEWTOK-EROSION CONTROL (ED 25)

,000

46,000 NIGHTMUTE-RIVERFRONT IMPROVEMENTS (ED 25)

30,000

30,000 NUNAPITCHUK-UTILITY PAD (ED 25)

,000

50,000 QUINHAGAK-BOAT HARBOR WITH ROAD TO FUEL STORAGE (ED 25)

,000

95,000 TUNUNAK-SANITATION (ED 25)

,000

30,000 ED 26 BRISTOL BAY-ALEUTIAN ISLANDS ALEKNAGIK - COMPLETE SOUTH SHORE BUILDING (ED 26)

,500

36,500 BRISTOL BAY BOROUGH - LANDFILL COMPACTOR BUILDING (ED 26)

,000

50,000 CLARK'S POINT - ROAD REPAIR (ED 26)

,000

50,000 DILLINGHAM - DETOXIFICATION UNIT (ED 26)

40,000

40,000 DILLINGHAM - BUS SHELTERS (ED 26)

,000

18,000 DILLINGHAM - CAMPGROUND SHELTERS (ED 26)

6,000

6,000 EKWOK - VEHICLE WITH FIRE PUMP/ROAD IMPROVEMENT (ED 26)

,000

40,000 KING COVE-HYDRO/TRANSMISSION-DISTRIB UTION LINE (ED 26)

150

,000

150,000 NEWHALEN-ROAD IMPROVEMENTS (ED 26)

,000

30,000 NONDALTON-EROSION CONTROL/UPGRADE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FACILITIES (ED 26)

,000

40,000 GRANTS TO MUNICIPALITIES (AS 37.05.315) (CONT.)

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS PORT HEIDEN-RELOCATE BULK FUEL TANK (ED 26)

50,000

50,000 SAND POINT-HARBOR EXPANSION (ED 26)

108

,500

108,500 UNALASKA-WATER AND SEWER EXTENSION (ED 26)

60,000

60,000 ED 27 KODIAK-EAST ALASKA PENINSULA AKHIOK-COMMUNITY BUILDING, ELECTRICAL UPGRADE AND EROSION CONTROL (ED 27)

100,000

100,000 CHIGNIK-BRIDGE/EMERGENCY SHELTER COMPLETION (ED 27)

250

,000

250,000 KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH-CHINIAK EMERGENCY BUILDING/SATELLITE GROUND PAD (ED 27)

100,000

100,000 KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH-KODIAK HELIPORT (ED 27)

250

,000

250,000 KODIAK-MILL BAY ROAD SEWER EXTENSION (ED 27)

170

,000

170,000 KODIAK-PIER II REPAIRS AND FENDER SYSTEM (ED 27) 130,000

130,000 LARSEN BAY-EROSION CONTROL (ED 27)

,000

65,000 OLD HARBOR-EROSION CONTROL/PASSIVE SOLAR FACILITY RELOCATION/COMMUNITY UPGRADES (ED 27)

,000

75,000 OUZINKIE-FIREHALL EXTENSION/GREENHOUSE COMPLETION/PARKS AND TRAILS IMPROVEMENTS (ED 27)

,000

75,000 PORT LIONS-COMMUNITY HALL SITE PREPARATION (ED 27)

100

,000

100,000

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS

* * * * * *

* * * * * UNINCORPORATED COMMUNITY * * * * *

* * * * * GRANTS (AS 37.05.317) * * * * *

* * * * * *

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS GENERAL GOVERNMENT UNINCORPORATED COMMUNITY GRANTS EDNA BAY-ROAD CONNECTION (ED 2)

,000

50,000 NINILCHIK-EMERGENCY SERVICES FACILITY CONSTRUCTION (ED 2)

,000

93,000 CHENEGA-ROAD CONSTRUCTION (ED 6)

,000

90,000 CHITNA - EMS REPAIR AND UPGRADE (ED 6)

10,000

10,000 COOPER LANDING-RESTROOM FACILITIES (ED 6)

25,000

25,000 HOPE-COMMUNITY HALL RENOVATION (ED 6)

5,000

5,000 MOOSE PASS-COMMUNITY HALL RENOVATION (ED 6)

,000

20,000 DELTANA-ROAD IMPROVEMENTS (ED 17)

,000

90,000 EAGLE-VILLAGE COUNCIL CLINIC IMPROVEMENTS (ED 17)

,000

12,000 TANACROSS-MANSFIELD CREEK PROJECT (ED 17)

25,000

25,000 HEALY LAKE-AIRSTRIP EXTENSION (ED 17)

15,000

15,000 BEAVER-DUMP RELOCATION (ED 24)

,000

30,000 STEVENS VILLAGE-CEMETERY REHABILITATION (ED 24)

,000

9,000 WISEMAN-ACCESS BRIDGE (ED 24)

,000

45,000 TAKOTNA-COMMUNITY BUILDING REPAIRS (ED 24)

48,500

48,500 KIPNUK-ROAD PROJECTS (ED 25)

150

,000

150,000 KONGIGANAK - TANK FARM (ED 25)

,000

30,000 UNINCORPORATED COMMUNITY GRANTS (AS 37.05.317) (CONT.)

APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION FUND SOURCES

ITEMS

GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS KWIGILLINGOK-PUBLIC SAFETY BUILDING (ED 25)

45,000

45,000 TUNTUTULIAK - COMPLETION OF STORAGE FACILITY (ED 25)

,000

10,000 ATKA - ROAD REPAIR (ED 26)

,000

30,000 FALSE PASS-ROAD IMPROVEMENTS (ED 26)

40,000

40,000 ILIAMNA - DAY CARE FACILITY COMPLETION (ED 26)

,000

80,000 KOLIGANEK - ELECTRIFICATION UPGRADE/ROAD REPAIRS (ED 26)

,000

25,000 LEVELOCK - HEALTH CLINIC UPGRADE AND IMPROVEMENTS (ED 26)

,000

60,000 NELSON LAGOON-EROSION CONTROL/DOCK (ED 26)

25,000

25,000 NIKOLSKI-BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS (ED 26)

25,000

25,000 PEDRO BAY-ROAD AND TRAIL IMPROVEMENTS (ED 26)

,000

20,000 PILOT POINT-DETOXIFICATION UNIT (ED 26)

40,000

40,000 TWIN HILLS-ROAD IMPROVEMENTS/DOCK FENCING (ED 26) 40,000

40,000 KOKHANOK-BUILDING RENOVATION/ROAD IMPROVEMENTS (ED 26)

,000

25,000 IGIUGIG-RECREATION CENTER REPAIR AND RENOVATION (ED 26)

,000

50,000 KARLUK - LANDFILL RELOCATION/EROSION CONTROL/HISTORICAL PRESERVATION (ED 27)

100

,000

100,000 IVANOFF BAY - EMERGENCY SHELTER (ED 27)

75,000

75,000 PERRYVILLE - CLINIC RELOCATION AND ELECTRIFICATION UPGRADE (ED 27)

,000

30,000 * SEC. 2 THE FOLLOWING SETS OUT THE FUNDING BY AGENCY FOR THE APPROPRIATIONS MADE IN SECTIONS 1, 2 AND 3 OF THIS ACT. CAPITAL PROJECTS GENERAL FUND

75,186,000 *** TOTAL FUNDING ***

$75,186,000 * * * * * TOTAL BUDGET * * * * *

$75,186,000 * SEC. 3 THIS ACT TAKES EFFECT IMMEDIATELY UNDER AS 01.10.070(C). * SEC. 4 NOTWITHSTANDING AS 37.25.020, THE UNEXPENDED AND UNOBLIGATED BALANCES OF THE APPROPRIATIONS MADE IN THIS ACT LAPSE INTO THE GENERAL FUND OCTOBER 30, 1989.

Chapter 011

CHAPTER: CH011

SOURCE: SCSCSHB356(RES)

Action Date: March 11, 1988

Year: 88

Effective Date: March 12, 1988;retroactive to November 1, 1987, except for AS 42.05.431(d)

AN ACT

An Act relating to the authority of the Alaska Public Utilities Commission in connection with certain activities of the Alaska Power Authority, certain agreements among certain public utilities, and calculating power cost equalization; relating to certain meetings between the Alaska Power Authority and public utilities; and providing for an effective date."

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BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF ALASKA:

* Section 1. AS 42.05.431 is amended by adding new subsections to read:

(1) a wholesale agreement for the sale of power from a project licensed by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission on or before January 1, 1987, and related contracts for the wheeling, storage, regeneration, or wholesale repurchase of power purchased under the agreement, entered into between the Alaska Power Authority and one or more other public utilities or among the utilities after October 31, 1987, and before January 1, 1988, and amendments to the wholesale agreement or related contract, are not subject to review or approval by the commission until all long-term debt incurred for the project is retired; and

(2) a wholesale agreement or related contract described in (1) of this subsection may contain a covenant for the public utility to establish, charge, and collect rates sufficient to meet its obligations under the contract; the rate covenant is valid and enforceable.

(d) Meetings between the Alaska Power Authority and public utilities concerning a wholesale agreement for the sale of power or other matter exempted from review of the commission under (c) of this section must comply with AS 44.62.310.

* Sec. 2. AS 42.05.511 is amended by adding a new subsection to read:

(d) Validated costs incurred by a utility in connection with the related contracts described in AS 42.05.431(c)(1) must be allowed in the rates charged by the utility. In this subsection, "validated costs" are the actual costs that a utility uses, under the formula set out in related contracts described in AS 42.05.431(c), to establish rates, charges for services and rights, and the payment of charges for services and rights. This subsection does not grant the commission jurisdiction to alter or amend the formula set out in those related contracts.

* Sec. 3. AS 44.83.090(b) is amended to read:

(b) The authority is not subject to the jurisdiction of the Alaska Public Utilities Commission. Nothing in this chapter ]AS 44.83.010 - 44.83.425! grants the authority ]ANY! jurisdiction over the services or rates of a ]ANY! public utility or diminishes or otherwise alters the jurisdiction of the Alaska Public Utilities Commission with respect to a ]ANY! public utility, including any right the commission may have to review and approve or disapprove contracts for the purchase of electricity by a public utility other than wholesale agreements and contracts described in AS 42.05.431(c)(1).

* Sec. 4. AS 44.83.162 is amended by adding a new subsection to read:

(p) In calculating power cost equalization, the commission may not consider validated costs or kilowatt-hour sales associated with a United States Department of Defense facility.

* Sec. 5. This Act, except for AS 42.05.431(d), enacted by sec. 1 of this Act, is retroactive to November 1, 1987.

* Sec. 6. This Act takes effect immediately under AS 01.10.070(c).

Chapter 012

CHAPTER: CH012

SOURCE: HCSCSSB330(HESS)

Action Date: March 26, 1988

Year: 88

Effective Date: July 1, 1988

AN ACT

An Act making appropriations to the Department of Education for K - 12 support; and providing for an effective date.

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BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF ALASKA:

* Section 1. The sum of $508,862,400 is appropriated from the general fund and from other funds in the amount listed to the Department of Education for the purposes expressed and allocated in the amounts listed for operating expenditures for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1989:

FUND SOURCE

AMOUNT

General fund

$461,684,900

Public school fund (AS 37.14.110)

8,830,900

School fund (AS 43.50.140)

3,500,000

Federal receipts

34,846,600

PURPOSE

ALLOCATION AMOUNT

Foundation program

$447,500,900

Student lunch program

13,500,500

Cigarette tax distribution

3,500,000

Tuition students

14,609,000

Boarding home grants

450,000

Youth in detention

1,307,700

Schools for the handicapped

2,872,600

Pupil transportation

25,121,700 *** THE FOLLOWING APPROPRIATION HAS BEEN PARTIALLY VETOED BY THE GOVERNOR:

* Sec. 2. The sum of $117,709,976 ** $109,472,700 ** is appropriated from the general fund to the Department of Education for the school construction account (AS 14.11.100(c)) for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1989.

* Sec. 3. This Act takes effect July 1, 1988.

Chapter 013

CHAPTER: CH013

SOURCE: CSSB375(RLS)AMH

Action Date: March 26, 1988

Year: 88

Effective Date: March 27, 1988

AN ACT

An Act relating to licensing school bus drivers; and providing for an effective date.

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BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF ALASKA:

* Section 1. AS 28.15.046(a) is amended to read: (a) In addition to the requirements of AS 28.15.041(a), a person may not drive a school bus transporting school children to or from a public school to enable them to participate in class or a school activity, or a bus transporting school ]SCHOOLAGE! children to or from a public school for classroom studies until the person has applied for and has been issued a license for that purpose under this section. This subsection does not apply to a person or motor vehicle exempted under regulations adopted by the commissioner. In this subsection "classroom studies" means curriculum studies that take place in a public school building.

* Sec. 2. This Act takes effect immediately under AS 01.10.070(c).

Chapter 014

CHAPTER: CH014

SOURCE: CCSSB410

Action Date: March 30, 1988

Year: 88

Effective Date: March 31, 1988

AN ACT

An Act relating to the operation of state hatcheries; and providing for an effective date.

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BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF ALASKA:

* Section 1. AS 16.10 is amended by adding a new section to article 8 to read:

Sec. 16.10.480. CONTRACTS FOR THE OPERATION OF STATE HATCHERIES.

(a) If the department determines that it is unable to continue operating a state-owned hatchery or that it is in the best interest of the state to provide for the operation of the hatchery by another person or by another person in cooperation with the state, the department may enter into a contract for the operation or cooperative operation of the hatchery.

(b) Notwithstanding AS 36.30, when selecting a contractor under (a) of this section, the department shall give a reference to the regional association organized under AS 16.10.380 that is locaated in the region in which the hatchery is located. If the department determines that the preferred regional association does not meet the criteria established by the department for the contract, the department may not award the contract to the preferred regional association and shall procure the contract under AS 36.30 after considering the recommendations of the preferred regional association.

(c) A contract entered into under this section must provide that the hatchery will be operated under AS 16.10.400 - 16.10.445 and 16.10.460 - 16.10.470 and the regulations adopted under those sections.

(d) The department may issue to a contractor who operates a hatchery under this section a permit to harvest adult salmon during the term of the contract in a quantity sufficient to allow the contractor to recover all or part of the contractor's costs of operating the hatchery.

(e) A contract under this section for the operation of a hatchery may not affect the state's ownership of the hatchery and does not affect the state's responsibility to manage the resource.

(f) The operation of a hatchery under a contract authorized by this section shall be conducted in accordance with the fisheries management and production goals of the department, and must be consistent with the Comprehensive Regional Salmon Plan approved under AS 16.10.375. During the term of the contract, the department may order changes in the operation of the hatchery that are necessary to ensure consistency with the production goals of the Comprehensive Regional Salmon Plan. The contract must specify the species to be raised and the production goals for each species, and these specifications must comply with the Comprehensive Regional Salmon Plan. The department may terminate a contract if the contractor fails to operate the hatchery in accordance with the requirements established by and under this subsection. * Sec. 2. AS 16.10.400(a) is amended to read:

(a) The commissioner or a designee may issue a permit, subject to the restrictions imposed by statute or regulation under AS 16.10.400 - 16.10.470, to a nonprofit corporation organized under AS 10.20, after the permit application has been reviewed by the regional planning team, for

(1) the construction and operation of a salmon hatchery;

(2) the operation of a hatchery under AS 16.10.480.

* Sec. 3. AS 16.10.400(b) is amended to read: (b) The application for a permit under this section shall be on a form prescribed by the department and be accompanied by an application fee of $100. The commissioner may waive the submission of an application for a permit to operate a hatchery under AS 16.10.480.

* Sec. 4. AS 16.10.400(e) is amended to read: (e) A qualified regional association formed under AS 16.10.380, if it has become a nonprofit corporation under AS 10.20, has a preference right to a permit under (a)(1) of this section if its proposed hatchery is provided for in the comprehensive plan for that region developed under AS 16.10.375 and the fresh water source exceeds one cubic foot per second minimum flow. Another ]ANY OTHER! local non-profit hatchery corporation approved by a qualified regional association has an identical preference right.

* Sec. 5. AS 16.10.410(c) is repealed and reenacted to read: (c) The hearing shall be conducted by the department. At a hearing for a permit under AS 16.10.400(a)(1), the applicant shall present a plan for the proposed hatchery, describing the capacity of the hatchery and other relevant facts that may be of interest to the department or the public. Interested members of the public shall be afforded an opportunity to be heard.

* Sec. 6. AS 16.10.450 is amended to read:

Sec. 16.10.450. SALE OF SALMON AND SALMON EGGS BY HATCHERY.

(a) Except as otherwise provided in a contract for the operat hatchery under AS 16.10.480, a ]A! hatchery operator who sells salmon returning from the natural waters of the state, or sells salmon eggs to another hatchery operating under AS 16.10.400 - 16.10.470, after utilizing the funds for reasonable operating costs, including debt retirement, expanding its facilities, salmon rehabilitation projects, fisheries research, or ]FOR! costs of operating the qualified regional association for the area in which the hatchery is located, shall expend the remaining funds on other fisheries activities of the qualified regional association.

(b) Fish returning to hatcheries and sold for human consumption shall be of comparable quality to fish harvested by commercial fisheries in the area ],! and shall be sold at prices commensurate with the current market. * Sec. 7. This Act takes effect immediately under AS 01.10.070(c).

Chapter 015

CHAPTER: CH015

SOURCE: CSSB490(SA)

Action Date: March 30, 1988

Year: 88

Effective Date: This act takes effect on the effective date of those sections of an Act enacted by the Fifteenth Alaska State Legislature that enact AS 28.10.165, 28.10.421(d)(14) and 28.10.421(f) providing for winter Olympics commemorative plates.

AN ACT

An Act establishing the Alaska sports fund; and providing for an effective date."

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BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF ALASKA:

* Section 1. LEGISLATIVE INTENT. The legislature finds that it is beneficial to support and promote the development of youth and winter sports within Alaska. In order to encourage the spirit of dedication and excellence in Alaskan athletes, this Act establishes the Alaska sports fund. It is the intent of the legislature to use the fund to encourage

(1) sports potential in Alaska youth;

(2) state, national, and international competitions; and

(3) development of training facilities in the state.

* Sec. 2. AS 05.35 is amended by adding a new section to read:

Sec. 05.35.150. ALASKA SPORTS FUND. There is established as a separate fund in the Department of Commerce and Economic Development the Alaska sports fund. The fund consists of private contributions and money appropriated to the fund from receipts under AS 28.10.165, 28.10.421(d)(14), and 28.10.421(f). Money in the fund may be appropriated for the promotion and development of sports.

* Sec. 3. This Act takes effect on the effective date of those sections of an Act enacted by the Fifteenth Alaska State Legislature that enact AS 28.10.165, 28.10.421(d)(14), and 28.10.421(f) providing for winter Olympics commemorative plates, or immediately under AS 01.10.070(c), whichever is later.

Chapter 016

CHAPTER: CH016

SOURCE: CSHB219(FIN)

Action Date: April 7, 1988

Year: 88

Effective Date: April 8, 1988; Sections 1 - 2 are retroactive to December 31, 1987

AN ACT

An Act transferring and appropriating certain loans, assets, and fund equities to the student loan fund; and providing for an effective date.

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BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF ALASKA:

* Section 1. All right, title, and interest in scholarship loans made under AS 14.43.090 - 14.43.160, together with assets and fund equities held in the scholarship revolving loan fund (AS 14.43.090) on December 31, 1987, and remaining in the fund on the effective date of this Act, are transferred and appropriated to the student loan fund (AS 14.42.210) of the Alaska Student Loan Corporation.

* Sec. 2. All right, title, and interest in scholarship loans made under AS 14.43.600 - 14.43.700, together with assets and fund equities held in the teacher scholarship revolving loan fund (AS 14.43.620) on December 31, 1987, and remaining in the fund on the effective date of this Act, are transferred and appropriated to the student loan fund (AS 14.42.210) of the Alaska Student Loan Corporation.

* Sec. 3. All right, title, and interest in scholarship loans made under AS 14.43.090 - 14.43.160, together with assets and fund equities held in the scholarship revolving loan fund (AS 14.43.090) on the effective date of this Act are transferred and appropriated to the student loan fund (AS 14.42.210) of the Alaska Student Loan Corporation.

* Sec. 4. All right, title, and interest in scholarship loans made under AS 14.43.600 - 14.43.700, together with assets and fund equities held in the teacher scholarship revolving loan fund (AS 14.43.620) on the effective date of this Act are transferred and appropriated to the student loan fund (AS 14.42.210) of the Alaska Student Loan Corporation.

* Sec. 5. The appropriations made by this Act are for capitalization of a loan fund and do not lapse under AS 37.25.010.

* Sec. 6. Sections 1 - 2 of this Act are retroactive to December 31, 1987.

* Sec. 7. This Act takes effect immediately under AS 01.10.070(c).

Chapter 017

CHAPTER: CH017

SOURCE: SCSCSHB279(FIN)

Action Date: April 7, 1988

Year: 88

Effective Date: April 8, 1988

AN ACT

An Act relating to club licenses for the sale of alcoholic beverages; and providing for an effective date.

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BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF ALASKA:

* Section 1. AS 04.11.110(b) is amended to read:

(b) A club license may only be issued to a club, fraternal organization, patriotic organization, or social organization that has been (1) chartered by a state or national organization for a period of two consecutive years before application for a license under this section; or (2) chartered by a national organization and the national organization has maintained a chartered club or organization within the state for a period of at least 20 years. The organization licensed under this section must be operated for social, recreational, political, benevolent or athletic purposes and not for profit. A club license may only be issued to an organization if none of the income from the sale of alcoholic beverages is distributed to its members, directors, or officers. Soliciting of public patronage of the club premises except as approved by the board is a violation of this section. * Sec. 2. AS 04.11.110(f) is amended to read:

(f) Alcoholic beverages purchased by a club or organization licensed under this section may not be used or consumed off the licensed premises of the club or organization by any person, including club members and employees unless used or consumed at social, recreational, benevolent or athletic functions of the club or organization and the use or consumption is approved by the board.

* Sec. 3. AS 04.11.400(a) is amended to read:

(a) Except as provided in (g), (h), (i), ]AND! (j), and

(k) of this section, a new license may not be issued and the board may prohibit relocation of an existing license

(1) outside an established village, incorporated city, unified municipality, or organized borough if after the issuance or relocation there would be more than one restaurant or eating place license for each 1,500 population or fraction of 1,500 population or more than one license of each other type, including licenses that have been issued under (g) or (h) of this section, for each 3,000 population or fraction of 3,000 population in a radius of five miles of the licensed premises or location of premises sought to be licensed, excluding the populations of established villages, incorporated cities, unified municipalities, and organized boroughs that are wholly or partly included within the radius;

(2) inside an established village, incorporated city, or unified municipality if after the issuance or relocation there would be inside the established village, incorporated city, or unified municipality more than one restaurant or eating place license for each 1,500 population or fraction of 1,500 population or more than one license of each other type, including licenses that have been issued under (g) or (h) of this section, for each 3,000 population or fraction of 3,000 population inside the established village, incorporated city, or unified municipality;

(3) inside an organized borough but outside an established village or incorporated city located within the borough, if after the issuance or relocation there would be inside the borough, but outside the established villages and incorporated cities located within the borough, more than one restaurant or eating place license for each 1,500 population or fraction of 1,500 population or more than one license of each other type, including licenses that have been issued under (g) or (h) of this section, for each 3,000 population or fraction of 3,000 population inside the borough, excluding the population of those established villages that have conducted an election on a question set out in AS 04.11.490, 04.11.496, or 04.11.500, and excluding the population of incorporated cities located within the organized borough.

* Sec. 4. AS 04.11.400 is amended by adding a new subsection to read:

(k) Except as provided in (i) of this section, within an incorporated city, unified municipality or an organized borough, a new club license may be issued, and the relocation of an existing club license may be approved by the board if

(1) the issuance or relocation of club licenses under the population limitation contained in (2) of this subsection has been approved by resolution adopted by the incorporated city, unified municipality, or organized borough within which the club license is to be issued or relocated; and

(2) after issuance or relocation there would not be, inside the incorporated city or unified municipality, or inside the organized borough but outside the incorporated cities located within the borough, more than one club license for each 1,500 population or fraction of 1,500 population.

* Sec. 5. This Act takes effect immediately under AS 01.10.070(c).

Chapter 018

CHAPTER: CH018

SOURCE: CSSB55(RES)AMH

Action Date: April 12, 1988

Year: 88

Effective Date: April 13, 1988

AN ACT

An Act establishing the Minto Flats State Game Refuge; and providing for an effective date.

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BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF ALASKA:

* Section 1. AS 16.20 is amended by adding a new section to read:

Sec. 16.20.037. MINTO FLATS STATE GAME REFUGE. (a) The following state-owned land and water is established as the Minto Flats State Game Refuge:

(1) Township 1 North, Range 6 West, Fairbanks

Meridian

Sections 2 - 11 Sections 14 - 23 Sections 26 -

(2) Township 1 North, Range 7 West, Fairbanks

Meridian

Sections 1 - 36 (3) Township 1 North, Range 8

West, Fairbanks Meridian

Sections 1 - 16

Sections 21 - 28

Section 35: E1/2

Section 36

(4) Township 1 North, Range 9 West, Fairbanks

Meridian

Sections 1 - 12

(5) Township 1 North, Range 10 West, Fairbanks

Meridian

Sections 1 - 12

(6) Township 1 North, Range 11 West, Fairbanks

Meridian

Sections 1 - 4

Sections 8 - 17

Sections 20 - 29

(7) Township 2 North, Range 6 West, Fairbanks

Meridian

Sections 1 - 36

(8) Township 2 North, Range 7 West, Fairbanks

Meridian

Sections 1 - 36

(9) Township 2 North, Range 8 West, Fairbanks

Meridian

Sections 1 - 36

(10) Township 2 North, Range 9 West, Fairbanks

Meridian

Sections 1 - 36

(11) Township 2 North, Range 10 West, Fairbanks

Meridian

Section 3

Sections 8 - 10

Section 11: S1/2N1/2, S1/2

Section 12: S1/2N1/2, S1/2

Sections 13 - 36

(12) Township 2 North, Range 11 West, Fairbanks

Meridian

Sections 13 - 15

Sections 22 - 27

Sections 34 - 36

(13) Township 3 North, Range 6 West, Fairbanks

Meridian

Sections 13 - 36

(14) Township 3 North, Range 7 West, Fairbanks

Meridian

Sections 6 - 8

Section 9: S1/2S1/2

Sections 13 - 36

(15) Township 3 North, Range 8 West, Fairbanks

Meridian

Section 1

Sections 5 - 10

Sections 14 - 23

Sections 25 - 36

(16) Township 3 North, Range 9 West, Fairbanks

Meridian

Section 24: S1/2

Section 25

Sections 33 - 36

(17) Township 3 North, Range 10 West, Fairbanks

Meridian

Sections 34 - 35

(18) Township 4 North, Range 6 West, Fairbanks

Meridian

Sections 2 - 9

Sections 16 - 21

(19) Township 4 North, Range 7 West, Fairbanks

Meridian

Sections 1 - 4

Section 5: S1/2

Section 6: S1/2

Sections 7 - 24

Sections 30 - 31

(20) Township 4 North, Range 8 West, Fairbanks

Meridian

Sections 10 - 15

Sections 22 - 27

Sections 30 - 31

Sections 35 - 36

(21) Township 5 North, Range 5 West, Fairbanks

Meridian

Section 6: W1/2

Section 7: W1/2

Section 18: W1/2

(22) Township 5 North, Range 6 West, Fairbanks

Meridian

Sections 1 - 3

Section 4: SE1/4

Section 9: E1/2

Sections 10 - 15

Section 16: E1/2, SW1/4

Section 20: S1/2

Sections 21 - 29

Sections 31 - 36

(23) Township 5 North, Range 7 West, Fairbanks

Meridian

Section 35: SE1/4

Section 36: S1/2

(24) Township 1 South, Range 6 West, Fairbanks

Meridian

Sections 5 - 8

Sections 17 - 20

Sections 29 - 31

(25) Township 1 South, Range 7 West, Fairbanks

Meridian

Sections 1 - 36

(26) Township 1 South, Range 8 West, Fairbanks

Meridian

Sections 1 - 2

Sections 11 - 14

Sections 23 - 26

Sections 35 - 36

(27) Township 1 South, Range 9 West, Fairbanks

Meridian

Sections 1 - 36

(28) Township 1 South, Range 10 West, Fairbanks

Meridian

Sections 7 - 36

(29) Township 1 South, Range 11 West, Fairbanks

Meridian

Sections 25 - 26

Sections 35 - 36

(30) Township 2 South, Range 6 West, Fairbanks

Meridian

Section 6: S1/2NW1/4, S1/2

Section 7: all North and West of the Alaska

Railroad right-of-way

Section 18: all North and West of the Alaska

Railroad right-of-way

Section 19: all North and West of the Alaska

Railroad right-of-way

(31) Township 2 South, Range 7 West, Fairbanks

Meridian

Sections 1 - 12

Section 13: NE1/4, E1/2NW1/4, NE1/4SW1/4,

S1/2SW1/4, SE1/4

Section 14: W1/2

Sections 15 - 22

Section 23: W1/2

Section 24: all North and West of the Alaska

Railroad right-of-way

Section 27: NW1/4

Sections 28 - 32

Section 33: NE1/4NE1/4, W1/2NE1/4, W1/2,

W1/2SE1/4

(32) Township 2 South, Range 8 West, Fairbanks

Meridian

Section 1

Sections 12 - 13

Sections 24 - 25

Section 36

(33) Township 2 South, Range 9 West, Fairbanks

Meridian

Sections 1 - 12

Section 17: W1/2NW1/4, NW1/4SW1/4

Section 18

Section 19: N1/2, N1/2S1/2

(34) Township 2 South, Range 10 West, Fairbanks

Meridian

Sections 1 - 20

Section 21: NE1/4, W1/2

Section 22: NW1/4

Section 24: N1/2, N1/2S1/2

Sections 29 - 31

(35) Township 2 South, Range 11 West, Fairbanks

Meridian

Sections 1 - 5

Sections 7 - 36

(36) Township 2 South, Range 12 West, Fairbanks

Meridian

Sections 25 - 26

Sections 35 - 36

(37) Township 3 South, Range 7 West, Fairbanks

Meridian

Section 5: N1/2NE1/4, W1/2

Sections 6 - 7

Section 18: NE1/4, W1/2, N1/2SE1/4, SW1/4SE1/4

(38) Township 3 South, Range 8 West, Fairbanks

Meridian

Section 1

Section 12

Section 13

Section 22: NE1/4 (that portion above the

ordinary high water mark right bank Tanana

River)

Section 23: N1/2, SE1/4

Section 24: N1/2, SW1/4

Section 25: NW1/4

(39) Township 3 South, Range 11 West, Fairbanks

Meridian

Sections 2 - 10

Section 11: N1/2

Section 14: SW1/4NE1/4, S1/2NW1/4, SW1/4,

W1/2SE1/4

Sections 15 - 21

Section 22: NE1/4, W1/2, W1/2SE1/4

Section 23: NW1/4

Section 27: W1/2NE1/4, NW1/4, W1/2SW1/4

Sections 28 - 31

Section 32: NE1/4, NW1/4, SE1/4

Section 33: W1/2

(40) Township 3 South, Range 12 West, Fairbanks

Meridian

Sections 1 - 2

Sections 11 - 14

Sections 23 - 26

Sections 35 - 36

(b) The Minto Flats State Game Refuge is established to

(1) ensure the protection and enhancement of

habitat;

(2) ensure the conservation of fish and wildlife;

and

(3) guarantee the continuation of hunting,

fishing, trapping and other uses by the public

compatible with the protection and

enhancement of habitat and the conservation of

fish and wildlife.

owned land within the Minto Flats State Game Refuge,

but may acquire privately owned land by purchase,

exchange, or otherwise for inclusion in the Minto

Flats State Game Refuge.

(d) Management decisions under this section made by the

commissioner of natural resources and the

commissioner of fish and game are applicable only to

land and water described in (a) of this section.

(e) Public access to the Minto Flats State Game Refuge

by means of horse, boat, aircraft, dog team,

snowmachine, ATV, or other means consistent with

(b) of this section may not be prohibited.

(f) Access to and from private property within the

Minto Flats State Game Refuge shall be

guaranteed through access corridors established

through agreement between the Department of

Natural Resources, the Department of Fish and Game,

and the private property owners involved.

(g) The Department of Fish and Game and the

Department of Natural R Resources shall exercise their

respective authorities over the Minto Flats State

Game Refuge consistent with a management plan

prepared by the Department of Fish and Game in

consultation with the Department of Natural

Resources.

* Sec. 2. This Act takes effect immediately under AS 01.10.070(c).

Chapter 019

CHAPTER: CH019

SOURCE: 2dSCSCSSSHB57(RLS)

Action Date: April 19, 1988

Year: 88

Effective Date: July 1, 1988

AN ACT

An Act establishing the Alaska children's trust fund to provide a continuing source of revenue for grants to community-based programs for the prevention of child abuse and neglect; and providing for an effective date.

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BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF ALASKA:

* Section 1. AS 37.14 is amended by adding new sections to read:

ARTICLE 4. ALASKA CHILDREN'S TRUST FUND

Sec. 37.14.200. ALASKA CHILDREN'S TRUST FUND ESTABLISHED.

(a) The Alaska children's trust fund is established as a separate endowment trust fund of the state.

(b) The principal of the fund consists of

(1) legislative appropriations to the fund; and

(2) gifts, bequests, and contributions of cash or other assets from a person.

(c) The net income of the fund shall be determined by the commissioner of revenue in accordance with investment accounting principles and in a manner that preserves the distinction between principal and income.

Sec. 37.14.210. POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE. The commissioner of revenue is the treasurer of the fund and has the following powers and duties under this section:

(1) to act as official custodian of the cash and investments belonging to the fund by securing adequate and safe custodial facilities;

(2) to receive all items of cash and investments belonging to the fund;

(3) to collect the principal and income from investments owned or acquired by the fund and deposit the amounts in separate principal and income accounts for the fund;

(4) to invest and reinvest the assets of the fund as provided in this section and as provided for the investment of surplus pension funds under AS 39.35.110(a),

(c), (e), (f), (h) and (i);

(5) to exercise the powers of an owner with respect to the assets of the fund;

(6) to do all acts, whether or not expressly authorized, that the commissioner of revenue considers necessary or proper in administering the assets of the fund;

(7) to maintain accounting records of the fund in accordance with investment accounting principles and with distinction between the principal and income accounts of the fund;

(8) to engage an independent firm of certified public accountants to annually audit the financial condition of the fund's investments and investment transactions;

(9) to enter into and enforce contracts or agreements considered necessary for the investment purposes of the fund;

(10) to report to the board the condition and investment performance of the fund.

Sec. 37.14.220. ALASKA CHILDREN'S TRUST FUND BOARD ESTABLISHED.

(a) The Alaska Children's Trust Fund Board is established in the Office of the Governor. The board is composed of

(1) the governor or a designee of the governor;

(2) the commissioner of health and social services or the commissioner's designee;

(3) a member of the Council on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault elected by the council;

(4) the director of the office of public advocacy or the director's designee;

(5) the commissioner of education or the commissioner's designee;

(6) a member of the senate appointed by the president of the senate;

(7) a member of the house of representatives appointed by the speaker of the house of representatives; and

(8) three members appointed by the governor as follows:

(A) a licensed physician with a specialty in pediatrics who has practiced medicine in the state for at least five years and who is an expert in the subject of child abuse and neglect; and

(B) two public members, one of whom is a recognized expert in the subject of child abuse and neglect.

(b) The board shall elect a member to chair the board.

Sec. 37.14.230. POWERS AND DUTIES OF BOARD. The board shall

(1) hold regular meetings and special meetings it considers necessary; the board may hold meetings by teleconference;

(2) award grants from the net income of the fund to community-based programs and projects that the board finds will aid in the prevention of child abuse and neglect;

(3) monitor approved programs and projects for compliance with AS 37.14.200 - 37.14.270;

(4) before providing assistance to a program or project, approve written findings on the program or project that include a consideration of the means of measuring the effectiveness of the program or project;

(5) apply for, and use net income from the fund to obtain, private and federal grants for the prevention of child abuse and neglect;

(6) solicit contributions, gifts, and bequests to the fund;

(7) keep audio tape recordings of each meeting of the board to be made available on request; and

(8) submit to the governor and the legislature by February 1 each year a report describing

(A) the child abuse and neglect prevention services that were provided by the programs and projects to which the board awarded grants; and

(B) the annual level of contributions, income, and expenses of the fund.

Sec. 37.14.240. FUND UTILIZATION. (a) The principal of the fund and any capital gains or losses realized on the principal shall be retained perpetually in the fund for investment as specified in AS 37.14.210, and may not be used for the awarding of grants.

(b) The net income of the fund may be appropriated only for the following purposes:

(1) the awarding of grants;

(2) obtaining private and federal grants for the fund;

(3) soliciting contributions, gifts, and bequests for the fund; and

(4) reimbursement to the Department of Revenue for the costs of establishing the fund.

(c) Realized net income that has not been appropriated, or that has been appropriated but not expended, shall be invested until appropriated and expended.

Sec. 37.14.250. GRANTS. (a) In awarding grants from the net income of the fund, the board shall consider the proposals of a qualified applicant only after the applicant has submitted a detailed proposal in the form prescribed by the board. The board may not award a grant unless the board makes written findings that

(1) the proposed project, if successful, will help prevent child abuse or neglect;

(2) the application for financial assistance contains an adequate plan for project implementation, including both financial feasibility and project effectiveness;

(3) the applicant demonstrates that sufficient technical expertise is available to accomplish the objectives of the proposed program or project; and

(4) the applicant has identified costs associated with and ancillary to the project, additional governmental costs, future obligations generated by the program or project, and necessary operating, maintenance, or other support costs for the life of the program or project.

(b) The board may establish other requirements for the award of grants under this section if necessary to carry out the purpose of the fund.

(1) are appropriate to the conditions of the applicant and the proposed program or project; and

(2) will make the most effective use of the money available.

(d) The amount of all grants awarded by the board during a 12-month period to a single project or program may not exceed $50,000. The board may not finance more than 75 percent of the cost of a program or project during each of the first two years for which the program or project receives a grant, 50 percent during each of the third and fourth years, and 25 percent during each year thereafter.

(e) A recipient of a grant may not use more than 10 percent of the grant for administration of the program or project.

(f) To the extent consistent with the terms or conditions of the grant, a private or federal grant awarded to the board shall be distributed in the same manner as provided for grants under this section and AS 37.14.260.

Sec. 37.14.260. ELIGIBILITY FOR GRANTS. The board may award a grant to an applicant if

(1) the applicant has submitted a proposal that is acceptable to the board; and

(2) programs and projects ,if any, of the applicant that have previously received a grant from the board have complied with all requirements of that assistance and have performed with sufficient success or promise to warrant further financial assistance.

Sec. 37.14.270. DEFINITIONS. In AS 37.14.200 - 37.14.270

(1) "board" means the Alaska Children's Trust Fund Board;

(2) "child abuse and neglect" has the meaning given in AS 47.17.070;

(3) "fund" means the Alaska children's trust fund established under AS 37.14.200;

(4) "prevention of child abuse and neglect" includes primary and secondary prevention programs;

(5) "primary prevention program" means an educational or training program intended to raise the awareness of and change attitudes concerning child abuse and neglect and its prevention;

(6) "secondary prevention program" means a service intended to reach high-risk groups and to prevent the occurrence or recurrence of child abuse and neglect.

* Sec. 2. Notwithstanding the provisions of AS 37.14.230 and 37.14.240 as enacted by sec. 1 of this Act, until July 1, 1989, the Alaska Children's Trust Fund Board may use not more than $50,000 from the principal of the Alaska children's trust fund for the purposes specified in AS 37.14.- 240(b)(2) and (3) as enacted by sec. 1 of this Act.

* Sec. 3. This Act takes effect July 1, 1988.