Sec. 29.26.100. Reservation of powers. The powers of initiative and referendum are reserved to the residents of municipalities, except the powers do not extend to matters restricted by art. XI, § 7 of the Constitution of the State of Alaska.
Griswold v. City of Homer, 186 P.3d 558 (Alaska 2008). · cites it 10ד" But, because the initiative was local, and not statewide, the power to initiate here was directly derived from AS 29.26.100, not article XI, section 1 of the Alaska Constitution.”
Staudenmaier v. Mun. of Anchorage, 139 P.3d 1259 (Alaska 2006). · cites it 8ד02 is constitutional given the prohibitions of article XI, section 7 of the Alaska Constitution, made applicable to municipalities by AS 29.26.100. The Alaska Constitution's prohibition against appropriating public assets by initiative is meant to "re[tain] control .”
Alaska Action Ctr., Inc. v. Mun. of Anchorage, 84 P.3d 989 (Alaska 2004). · cites it 4ד19 The proscriptions of AS 29.26.100 and article XI, section 7 of the Alaska Constitution are such subject-matter restrictions.”
Carmony v. McKechnie, 217 P.3d 818 (Alaska 2009). · cites it 3דDISCUSSION Alaska voters can enact or change state law through the powers of initiative and referendum established in article XI of the Alaska Constitution, and the legislature enacted AS 29.26.100 reserving to the residents of municipalities the power to use initiatives and…”
State v. Trust the People, 113 P.3d 613 (Alaska 2005). · cites it 2ד” 57 Alaska Action Center involved a challenge to a municipal clerk’s decision rejecting a proposed initiative on the ground that it provided for an appropriation, in violation of article XI, section 7, and AS 29.26.100. In deciding the claim, we expressly followed the…”
Price v. Kenai Peninsula Borough, 331 P.3d 356 (Alaska 2014). · cites it 8דThe Borough Clerk and the superior court rejected the application on the ground that it violated AS 29.26.100's prohibition on local or special legislation.”
Kodiak Island Borough v. Mahoney, 71 P.3d 896 (Alaska 2003). “110(a), which provides: [T]he clerk shall certify the application if the clerk finds that it is in proper form and, for an initiative petition, that the matter (1) is not restricted by AS 29.26.100; (2) includes only a single subject; (3) relates to a legislative rather than to…”
Pebble Ltd. P'ship v. Lake & Peninsula Borough, 262 P.3d 598 (Alaska 2011). · cites it 4ד[T]he clerk shall certify the application if the clerk finds that it is in proper form and, for an initiative petition, that the matter (1) is not restricted by AS 29.26.100; (2) includes only a single subject; (3) relates to a legislative rather than to an administrative…”
Swetzof v. Philemonoff, 203 P.3d 471 (Alaska 2009). · cites it 3דAn additional sponsor may be added at any time before the petition is filed by submitting the name of the sponsor to the clerk.”
Cons. Political Action Com. v. Anchorage, 745 P.2d 936 (Alaska 1987). · cites it 2דAS 29.26.100. [5] *938 The constitutional prohibition against making an appropriation by initiative is not limited to appropriations of money.”
Sitkans for Responsible Gov't v. City & Borough of Sitka, 274 P.3d 486 (Alaska 2012). · cites it 2דArticle XI of the Alaska Constitution provides a right of initiative and referendum regarding state law, whereas AS 29.26.100 reserves to the residents of municipalities the right of local initiative and referendum.”
Sitkans for Responsible Gov't v. City & Borough of Sitka, 274 P.3d 486 (Alaska 2012). “Article XI of the Alaska Constitution provides a right of initiative and referendum regarding state law, whereas AS 29.26.100 reserves to the residents of municipalities the right of local initiative and referendum.”
— Alaska Stat. § 29.26.100(a)(3) — 1 case
Pebble Ltd. P'ship v. Lake & Peninsula Borough, 262 P.3d 598 (Alaska 2011). “[T]he clerk shall certify the application if the clerk finds that it is in proper form and, for an initiative petition, that the matter (1) is not restricted by AS 29.26.100; (2) includes only a single subject; (3) relates to a legislative rather than to an administrative…”
— Alaska Stat. § 29.26.100(a)(8) — 1 case
Pebble Ltd. P'ship v. Lake & Peninsula Borough, 262 P.3d 598 (Alaska 2011). “[T]he clerk shall certify the application if the clerk finds that it is in proper form and, for an initiative petition, that the matter (1) is not restricted by AS 29.26.100; (2) includes only a single subject; (3) relates to a legislative rather than to an administrative…”
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