Mat-Su Assembly wants a proposed West Susitna road moved so industrial traffic can access port
The proposed access road is currently meant for recreation, but borough officials warn that likely won't be its only long-term use.
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The proposed access road is currently meant for recreation, but borough officials warn that likely won't be its only long-term use.
A ballot measure headed before Mat-Su voters in November seeks funding to fix nearly a dozen roads across the region.
The change approved by the Assembly Tuesday removes the little-known rule.
Mat-Su Borough attorney Nick Spiropoulos told the committee his office has not determined the book is illegal.
The ban follows a "misunderstanding" between Assembly member Rob Yundt and borough staff, and does not impact mobile homes installed on foundations.
Under the old rules, anyone who wanted to speak could easily face hours of waiting to do so.
The region's growing population means borough officials will need more voter-approved bond projects to pay for road fixes.
The measure is designed to increase affordable housing in the borough, but planning commission members worry it will lead to problems.
The bills are part of a wider strategy of modernizing Alaska’s energy portfolio and systems of delivery, Dunleavy said.