An Act relating to the sale and lease of agricultural land; defining 'agricultural purposes' under the Alaska Land Act; and providing for an effective date.

Summary

The bill lets the Alaska Land Commissioner, after consulting the Board of Agriculture and Conservation, sell parcels of state land classified for agricultural use. Buyers must submit detailed plans and the department will publicly solicit competing offers, choosing the proposal that best furthers agricultural production. Money from the sales is earmarked for an agricultural revolving loan fund.

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