Vote to pass a bill that creates the Alaska Coastal Policy Board and extends the termination date of the Alaska coastal management program to January 1, 2017.

-One at-large member and an alternate member from any coastal resource district who is a representative of a native regional corporation; and -Four members from a list composed of at least three names from each region, and four alternate members from a list composed of at least three names from each region, nominated and submitted by the coastal resource district.

-Make recommendations to the department relating to the approval or modification of a district coastal management plan; -Provide a forum for the discussion of issues related to this chapter, and the coastal uses and resource of the state; and -Annually solicit from state and federal agencies information as to whether they implemented any new statutes or regulations affecting coastal uses or resources; and -Review and provide comments to the department on regultions proposed.

-Are clear and concise as to the activities and persons affected by the policies; -Use prescriptive or performance-based standards written in precise and enforceable language; -Address a coastal use or resource of concern to the residents of the district; and -Employ the least restrictive means to achieve the objectives of the enforceable policies.

Vote to pass a bill that creates the Alaska Coastal Policy Board and extends the termination date of the Alaska coastal management program to January 1, 2017.

-One at-large member and an alternate member from any coastal resource district who is a representative of a native regional corporation; and -Four members from a list composed of at least three names from each region, and four alternate members from a list composed of at least three names from each region, nominated and submitted by the coastal resource district.

-Make recommendations to the department relating to the approval or modification of a district coastal management plan; -Provide a forum for the discussion of issues related to this chapter, and the coastal uses and resource of the state; and -Annually solicit from state and federal agencies information as to whether they implemented any new statutes or regulations affecting coastal uses or resources; and -Review and provide comments to the department on regultions proposed.

-Are clear and concise as to the activities and persons affected by the policies; -Use prescriptive or performance-based standards written in precise and enforceable language; -Address a coastal use or resource of concern to the residents of the district; and -Employ the least restrictive means to achieve the objectives of the enforceable policies.