Alaska law lists parcels in state refuges and wildlife habitat areas and assigns the Jonesville Public Use Area to a state department for management.
The law lists parcels included in several state game refuges, including Izembek and Palmer Hay Flats. It identifies the land by location.
The law lists parcels in several wildlife habitat areas, including Port Moller, Egegik, Pilot Point, and Fox River Flats. Some descriptions specify whether tide or submerged land is included.
The law designates described state land and water as the Jonesville Public Use Area and assigns its management to a state department. Uses must fit the area's public purpose.
Alaska law lists land included in named state game refuges. The descriptions include parcels in several refuges, including Izembek, and state-owned land and water in Palmer Hay Flats. Most provisions took effect immediately. Two Izembek sections take effect on the effective dates of matching sections of a 2010 law.
Alaska law lists land included in several critical habitat areas. The named areas include Port Moller, Egegik, Pilot Point, and Fox River Flats, with parcels identified by location and, in some places, by whether they include tide or submerged land. These provisions took effect immediately.
Alaska law designates described state land and water as the Jonesville Public Use Area and assigns its management to a state department. It covers vacant, unappropriated state land and water within the listed boundaries, plus state land and water acquired later within those boundaries. The designation is subject to valid existing rights. The area is reserved for uses compatible with its main purpose as public use land. This provision took effect immediately.
No hearings or votes scheduled.