Alaska Statutes
Alaska Stat. § 19.20.080 (2026)
Municipal master highway plan
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Sec. 19.20.080. Municipal master highway plan.
A municipality of over 5,000 population, according to the latest available census, together with the department, shall develop and adopt a master highway plan, which shall insure the proper location and integration of the Alaska highway connections in the municipality. In selecting and designating the master highway plan, they shall take into account the important principal streets that connect residential areas with business areas and the streets that carry important rural traffic into and across the municipality, in order to ensure a system of highways upon which traffic can be controlled and protected in a manner to provide safe and efficient movement of traffic in the municipality.
A municipality of over 5,000 population, according to the latest available census, together with the department, shall develop and adopt a master highway plan, which shall insure the proper location and integration of the Alaska highway connections in the municipality. In selecting and designating the master highway plan, they shall take into account the important principal streets that connect residential areas with business areas and the streets that carry important rural traffic into and across the municipality, in order to ensure a system of highways upon which traffic can be controlled and protected in a manner to provide safe and efficient movement of traffic in the municipality.
Notes of Decisions
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case, 2004–2004 · leading case: Native Vill. of Eklutna v. Alaska R.R., 87 P.3d 41 (Alaska 2004).
Native Vill. of Eklutna v. Alaska R.R., 87 P.3d 41 (Alaska 2004). “070 and the plans for the project are completed in accordance with the terms of that agreement; (2) the municipality has adopted a municipal master highway plan under AS 19.20.080 and the highway or local service road is consistent with the plan adopted; or (3) the department…”
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