Alaska SB91 establishes a clean energy project development license system for state land.
The bill creates a clean energy project development license system for state land in Alaska. It allows the commissioner to issue licenses for up to 10 years, renewable twice for up to 10 years each time. Licenses entitle the holder to exclusive use of the land for feasibility studies and development plans. The bill outlines procedures for license applications, including required information and public notice. It also details the commissioner's role in reviewing applications, approving development plans, and issuing land use authorizations.
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