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TANANA LAKES MASTER PLAN 2-2 Landscape The landscape of the area is a reflection of the fluvial activity on the floodplain of the Tanana River and of the gravel extraction activity common to the site. The terrain is flat to undulating, consisting of flood deposited silts, sands, and gravels, and is marked by abandoned river channels, depressions, levees, and gravel pits. The east end of the area is characterized by permanent and seasonal wetlands. Higher floodplain terraces exist along the north edge and the south tip of the project area, which are a mix of forested wetlands and uplands. Neighborhood The majority of the lands directly adjacent to the north, northeast, and northwest of the area are privately owned industrial lands. All property within the project site is publicly owned by the FNSB or the State of Alaska. Parcels owned by the FNSB and State of Alaska are identified on Figure 2. Zoning The project site is currently zoned as Heavy Industrial and General Use-1 by the FNSB. Once gravel extraction is completed, the lots within the project site will be rezoned to Outdoor Recreation. The rezoning process will require public involvement and opportunity for testimony, and exclusively involve properties owned by the FNSB. Properties owned by the State of Alaska would not be involved in this process. FNSB - Department of Parks and Recreation
FNSB - Department of Parks and Recreation TANANA LAKES MASTER PLAN 2-3
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