Land Use & Zoning
Under Alaska law, 'exactions' in land use regulation refer to:
AFines levied for zoning violations
BConditions imposed on development approval requiring the developer to provide land, improvements, or fees for public benefit✓ Correct
CProperty tax assessments for new construction
DEminent domain proceedings for road widening
Explanation
Exactions are conditions attached to development approvals — such as dedicating land for parks, building off-site road improvements, or paying impact fees — as a condition of receiving a permit to develop.
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