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The Alaska Department of Natural Resources is considering whether it should change many of the fees levied for use of state and water.
In an announcement Friday, DNR said it will take written suggestions and other input through Jan. 15 at dnr.fees.regulation@alaska.gov.
According to a DNR statement, it has no specific proposals at this time, and it wants the public’s ideas on improving fees and their collection before it starts drafting new regulations.
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