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Code · Alaska · Title 42 · Chapter 40

Sec. 42.40.285. Legislative approval required.

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Sec. 42.40.285. Legislative approval required.
Unless the legislature approves the action by law, the corporation may not
(1)exchange, donate, sell, or otherwise convey its entire interest in land;
(2)issue bonds;
(3)extend railroad lines; this paragraph does not apply to a spur, industrial, team, switching, or side track;
(4)lease land for a period in excess of 95 years unless the corporation reserves the right to terminate the lease if the land is needed for railroad purposes;
(5)apply for or accept a grant of federal land within a municipality; before approving an action under this paragraph, the legislature must determine that the federal land is required for essential railroad purposes; except as otherwise provided in AS 42.40.410 , this paragraph does not apply to the application for or acceptance of a grant of federal land associated with
(A)the Anchorage-Wasilla line change project on Elmendorf Air Force Base and Fort Richardson;
(B)the Fairbanks intermodal rail yard expansion project;
(C)a conveyance of rail properties of the Alaska Railroad under the original Alaska Railroad Transfer Act of 1982 as set out in Title VI, P.L. 97-468; in this subparagraph, “rail properties of the Alaska Railroad” has the meaning given in 45 U.S.C. 1202(10).
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