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(a) A person may comment on the consistency of a project by submitting written comments addressed directly to the coordinating agency on or before the comment deadline established under 11 AAC 110.245, 11 AAC 110.325, or 11 AAC 110.430, as applicable, or by presenting oral or written comment to the coordinating agency at a public hearing that the coordinating agency schedules and holds under 11 AAC 110.520.
(b) If a person contends that a project is inconsistent with an enforceable policy of the program, the oral or written comment must identify the enforceable policy and explain how the project is inconsistent with the policy.
(c) To be considered, comments must comply with (a) and, if applicable, (b) of this section.
(d) The coordinating agency shall send or otherwise make available to the applicant, each resource agency, and any potentially affected coastal resource district a copy of timely submitted comments and, if the coordinating agency holds a public hearing under 11 AAC 110.520, the summary of the comments prepared under 11 AAC 110.520(d) . Upon request, the coordinating agency shall make a copy of the comments available to other interested persons.
(e) For a timely submitted comment, the coordinating agency may consult with the resource agency or coastal resource district with expertise or responsibility to consider the comment.
History: Eff. 7/1/2004, Register 170
Authority: AS 46.39.010
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