Alaska Statutes
Alaska Stat. § 38.04.030 (2026)
Land availability programs
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Sec. 38.04.030. Land availability programs.
Programs that may be used by the director to make the state's land surface available for private use under AS 38.04.020 — 38.04.055 include sale of whole or partial rights to the fee simple estate, including conveyance of agricultural use rights; leasing; open-to-entry; homesiting; homesteading; permitting for construction and occupation of cabins in isolated locations on land retained in state ownership; and other methods as provided by law. However, agricultural use rights may be conveyed only after consulting with the Board of Agriculture and Conservation.
Programs that may be used by the director to make the state's land surface available for private use under AS 38.04.020 — 38.04.055 include sale of whole or partial rights to the fee simple estate, including conveyance of agricultural use rights; leasing; open-to-entry; homesiting; homesteading; permitting for construction and occupation of cabins in isolated locations on land retained in state ownership; and other methods as provided by law. However, agricultural use rights may be conveyed only after consulting with the Board of Agriculture and Conservation.
Notes of Decisions
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case, 1984–1984 · leading case: State v. Weidner, 684 P.2d 103 (Alaska 1984).
State v. Weidner, 684 P.2d 103 (Alaska 1984). “” AS 38.04.030, 38.04.035(5). 8 It not only is clear that the Potlatch Ponds lottery is a sale of rights in state land and falls under the statutory control of AS 29.”
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