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A trust beneficiary, or an organization acting on behalf of a trust beneficiary wanting to use trust land to directly benefit persons as part of, or to fulfill, the trust authority's purpose to ensure a plan for an integrated, comprehensive mental health program prepared under AS 47.30.660 (a)(1), may be granted use of trust land. Trust land use to be granted under this section must be approved by the authority before consideration by the executive director.
History: Eff. 3/31/97, Register 141
Authority: AS 37.14.007
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