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Code · Alaska · Title 43 · Chapter 82

Sec. 43.82.200. Contract development.

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Sec. 43.82.200. Contract development.
If the commissioner approves an application and proposed project plan under AS 43.82.140 , the commissioner may develop a contract that may include
(1)terms concerning periodic payment in lieu of one or more taxes as provided in AS 43.82.210 ;
(2)terms developed under AS 43.82.220 relating to
(A)timing and notice of the state's right to take royalty in kind or in value; and
(B)royalty value;
(3)terms regarding the hiring of Alaska residents and contracting with Alaska businesses under AS 43.82.230 ;
(4)terms regarding periodic payment to, or an equity or other interest in a project for, municipalities under AS 43.82.500 ;
(5)terms regarding arbitration or alternative dispute resolution procedures;
(6)terms and conditions for administrative termination of a contract under AS 43.82.445 ; and
(7)other terms or conditions that are
(A)necessary to further the purposes of this chapter; or
(B)in the best interests of the state.
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