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  1. The Alaska LNG Project and Great Bear Pantheon are seeking legislative support for tax breaks and operating under leases on state land.
  2. Assembly considers leasing a vacant school building while lawmakers draft the final version of the Alaska LNG tax relief bill.

Anchorage Assembly begins leasing process for Campbell STEM Elementary School

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The Anchorage Assembly is managing the lease of the Campbell STEM Elementary School building, which is over 64,000 square feet and sits on over 7 acres. The municipality's Real Estate Department solicited ideas for the building's use and will seek formal bids through a Request for Proposal process in October. New tenants are expected to move into the closed school building near the end of January.

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The Assembly is managing the lease of the closed school building, aiming to retain as much public benefit as possible from the property. The process involves soliciting bids for the large municipal asset, which is located in Anchorage.

The Assembly is considering leasing a vacant school building while lawmakers draft the final version of the Alaska LNG tax relief bill.

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Who's involved

  • Anchorage AssemblyGoverning body managing the lease of the school building.
  • AnchorageLocation where the municipal asset is being repurposed.
  • MidtownNeighborhood represented by the Assembly member sharing the building timeline.

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