Anchorage, Alaska
Anchorage, Alaska
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102 • Eminent domain.
Recreation can be legitimate use of this government power.
Anchorage Daily News Opinion. Published: December 29,
2005 101 • Trail in trouble.
Opponents are thwarting a project that's good for the whole
city. Anchorage Daily News - Opinion. Published:
December 22, 2005 100 • Coastal Trail leg
bumped off plan. TRANSPORTATION: By DON HUNTER,
Anchorage Daily News, December 21, 2005 99 • Eminent domain
proposal favored in Assembly. By RICHARD RICHTMYER.
Anchorage Daily News, Published: December 21, 2005 98 • South, West
Anchorage folks say keep extension out of park plan. By
RICHARD RICHTMYER, Anchorage Daily News, Published: December
14, 2005 97 • Thoughts relating
to Assembly Meeting and Public Hearing, Tuesday, December
13, 6:00 pm 97 • Where
do those who oppose/support the Coastal Trail Extension
Reside 12/13/2005? 96 • Letters protesting
Assembly actions. Anchorage Daily News, November 2,
2005. 94 • Alaska Center for the
Environment support meetings: 11/2, 11/3. 11/8, 2005 93 • City sticking with
trail plan. SOUTHERN ROUTE: A 12-mile extension could cost
$24 million. By ROSEMARY SHINOHARA. Anchorage Daily
NewsPublished: November 2, 2005 92 • Voters want south
coastal trail extension. COASTAL TRAIL: Survey finds 57
percent in favor despite Assembly action. By ROSEMARY
SHINOHARA. Anchorage Daily News. Published: November 2,
2005. 91 • Twenty-year traffic
planning upended. ASSEMBLY: Roads are made a priority as
transit proposal is altered. By RICHARD RICHTMYER and
ROSEMARY SHINOHARAAnchorage Daily NewsPublished: October 26,
2005 90 • Assembly moves to
delay Lake Otis project. By ROSEMARY SHINOHARA.
Anchorage Daily News. Published: October 25, 2005 89 • Assembly gone amok.
Transportation plan shredded with controversial changes.
Anchorage Daily News, Published: October 25, 2005 88 • Press release form the Mayor's office: PROPOSED
EXTENSION OF COASTAL TRAIL OUTLINED. Links to maps of the
Project Areas. Costs
and Impacted Properties Lowered in draft final EIS.
September 2, 2005. 87 • Anchorage Daily
News Opinion New route, Mayor Begich's Coastal Trail plan is
more practical, affordable. September 3, 2005. September
3, 2005 86 • Cheaper Coastal
Trail plan unveiled. Less Impact: Mayor kept work on
extension quiet to ease the debate. By Rosemary
Shinohara. Anchorage Daily News. September 2, 2005 85 • Legislarors on
AMATS? Articles from the Anchorage Daily News August 11,
14 and 19, 2005. 84 • The final draft
invironmental statement for the South Extension of the
Coastal Trail will soon be released. Message from our
mayor's officeTuesday, August 30, 2005. 83 • Proposal to extend
coastal trail is back, in revised form to Potter Marsh:
It would continue mostly along coastline. By Rosemary
Shinohara. Anchorage Daily News. March 16th, 2005. 82 • AMATS suit: Mayor
Begich is right to defend city against state meddling.
Anchorage Daily News Opinion. Published: January 20,
2005. 81 • City sues to protect
road funds: Mayor Begich says Legislature's new law is
unwise. ( Ref. SB 71 and SB 260
). Rosemary Shinohara. Anchorage Daily News January
19, 2005 80 • Chugach
State Park managers look to slow trail head
thievery. By Peter Porco.
Anchorage Daily News. Published: January 17,
2005. 79 • Trail-building fund
catches state agencies by surprise. $4 Million: Sen.
Stevens' office put initiative in U.S. spending bill. By
Rosemary Shinohara. Anchorage Daily News. Published: January
6, 2005. 78 • Coastal Trail could
extend to Ship Creek. $2 Million: With federal funds,
city, port and railroad mull idea.Rosemary Shinohara
Anchorage Daily News. Published:January 5, 2005.
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