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Assembly hears tide‑line mapping rationale; member to propose amendment on Valley View Park
Summary
Planning staff defended a proposal to shift coastal boundary mapping toward mean high tide to avoid inaccurate low‑tide maps and said DNR notifications occur through the state online system; an Assembly member previewed an amendment on Valley View Park boundary placement.
Anchorage planning staff told the Assembly on Nov. 7 that proposed map language would shift coastal community council boundaries from a low‑tide baseline toward mean high tide to reflect more usable shoreline mapping, and that affected developments in tideland/title areas are regulated by the Department of Natural Resources (DNR).
Tonya Davis, senior planner, said some maps that purport…
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