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Denali Borough planning commission asks attorney to draft lease for long-standing encroachment; agrees to up to 35-year term
Summary
The Planning Commission voted unanimously to request a proposed lease be drafted for an encroachment on borough land and amended the recommended term from 10 years to 35 years. The applicant, Laura Acuff, described buildings and a desire for a buffer and small dog yard; staff flagged state title, survey, and process constraints.
The Denali Borough Planning Commission voted unanimously to ask the borough attorney to draft a proposed lease for a long-standing encroachment on borough land and amended the planning commission's recommended lease term from 10 years to 35 years.
The request to have the borough attorney draft the lease was made during the commission's review of a lease application submitted by an on-site property owner. Commissioners later moved to change the draft term from the 10 years indicated in the application to a maximum 35-year term; the amendment passed unanimously.
The application, presented at the May meeting, describes several improvements that sit partly on borough land, including a woodshed, a greenhouse and a garage, and requests roughly two to two-and-a-half acres to formalize a buffer…
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