Alaska HB346 mandates the Department of Transportation and Public Facilities to comply with local zoning ordinances requiring buffers between.
Alaska HB346 amends state law to require the Department of Transportation and Public Facilities to comply with local planning and zoning ordinances that mandate vegetative or constructed buffers between airports and adjacent nonindustrial property. The bill allows for the reduction or removal of these buffers only if it is necessary to eliminate a direct and immediate safety hazard to aircraft, and only after public notice and opportunity for comment.
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