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Assembly accepts donation of Mayflower Island, clears path to transfer to Douglas Indian Association
Summary
The CBJ accepted a Bureau of Land Management offer to donate Mayflower Island (Anakya'ondaganyay) and signaled intent to transfer it to the Douglas Indian Association; the resolution passed without objection and tribal leaders hailed it as a step toward restoration.
The Juneau City and Borough Assembly on June 9 adopted Resolution 4016 to accept donation of the property legally described as Mayflower Island from the U.S. Bureau of Land Management and indicated intent to convey the site to the Douglas Indian Association (DIA).
The resolution instructs the manager to accept the conveyance from BLM without reimbursement and reflects prior committee direction to pursue the donation with the intent of transferring the property to DIA for less than fair market value. The lands, housing and economic development committee had previously forwarded…
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