Sec. 38.95.230. Management of escheated real property by department.
(a) After a judgment of escheat under AS 38.95.220, the department may sell, lease, exchange, assign, or otherwise manage real property that has escheated to the state. In determining the proper disposition of escheated real property the department shall, within two years after the judgment of escheat under AS 38.95.220, make a written finding that […]
Sec. 38.95.240. Time within which to claim escheated real property.
(a) Within seven years after a judgment of escheat under AS 38.95.220, a person who is not a party to the escheat proceeding may bring an action in the superior court to prove the person’s claim to the real property. If the plaintiff establishes the claim and establishes that the plaintiff had no knowledge of […]
Sec. 38.95.250. Proceeds of sale or redemption.
(a) The department shall deposit the proceeds of real property sold under AS 38.95.230(a)(1) less the expenses of sale, including attorney fees and appraisal and publication costs, in an escheated real property trust account. The department shall maintain the proceeds in the account for a period of at least seven years after the date of […]
Sec. 38.95.260. Disposition of sale proceeds seven years after the judgment of escheat.
Seven years after the judgment of escheat, net proceeds from the sale of escheated real property may be transferred from the escheated real property trust account to the general fund and credited to the land disposal income account under AS 38.04.022, unless a person who was the owner or one of the owners of the […]
Sec. 38.95.270. Definition.
In AS 38.95.200 – 38.95.270, “department” means the Department of Natural Resources.
Sec. 38.95.300. Disclaimer applicable to state land disposals.
Except as otherwise specifically provided, nothing in this title (1) obligates the state to provide services to land that is disposed of by the state, or any grantee of the state, or is the subject of any disposal program; (2) limits the authority of the state to dispose of land or any interest in land […]
Sec. 38.35.210. Delegation of commissioner’s authority.
The commissioner may delegate to an employee of the Department of Natural Resources or the Department of Law the authority granted under this chapter, except for the authority to execute leases.
Sec. 38.35.220. Continued operation of certain carriers.
(a) Natural gas carriers that operate as public utilities holding easements, rights-of-way, or permits for pipelines on state public land on May 20, 1972, are unaffected by this chapter within the scope of their existing operations, normal expansions, and extensions thereof so long as their original or present purpose and function remains unchanged. This exemption […]
Sec. 38.35.225. Binding effect of covenants.
By entering into a lease under this chapter, the lessee is bound by all the covenants provided for in the lease to the full extent of the power of the state to impose those covenants under its authority as owner of the land to be leased or under its police or regulatory powers or otherwise; […]
Sec. 38.35.230. Definitions.
In this chapter, (1) “commissioner” means the commissioner of natural resources; (2) “coordinate agencies” includes Department of Labor and Workforce Development, Department of Transportation and Public Facilities, Department of Environmental Conservation, and the Regulatory Commission of Alaska; (3) “lease” means the instrument or extension of an instrument issued under this chapter granting a leasehold interest […]