The Anchorage Platting Board (Anchorage Plat Board) is the municipal body that approves subdivision plats in Anchorage, Alaska. It decides replats, lot line adjustments, and vacations of rights-of-way, easements, and plat notes for residential, commercial, and port development.
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Anchorage Platting Board to consider combining industrial lots and vacating unused rail easement
The Anchorage Platting Board on Wednesday, Oct. 7, will consider Patrick Whalen's request to combine two lots into one 3.7-acre heavy-industrial parcel at 126 W. 104th Ave. and to give up a railroad easement that never carried track.
The 31-foot strip isn't part of the Alaska Railroad's right-of-way, and the railroad has no objection, according to the application and the Planning Department's analysis. The request would also trim 10 feet from each of three adjoining streets, Cordova Street, West 104th Avenue and West 106th Avenue, leaving them 70 feet wide, which still meets the city's street plan, staff said.
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