Alaska HB136 modifies the use of railroad utility corridors, allowing leasing and easements while restricting full land conveyance.
Alaska HB136 amends the state's railroad utility corridor regulations. It allows the corporation to lease, grant easements, or authorize use of portions of rail land for transportation, communication, and transmission purposes. The corporation can also allow property owners to use their land in ways that do not interfere with the corporation's use. However, the corporation cannot convey its entire interest in land within a utility corridor except under specific conditions.
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