PUBLIC
NOTICE
Lots 6-A, 9-A and 16-A of Block 26 and Lots 15-A and
19-A of Block 27, Delta Junction Replat of North
Addition, are to be offered for sale at PUBLIC AUCTION.
Sealed bids will be received at City Hall, 2288 Deborah
Street, or P. O. Box 229, Delta Junction, Alaska 99737.
Sealed bids will be publicly opened at City Hall by City
Administrator on Friday, October 8, 2010 at 3:00pm.
The minimum bid on each lot has been established and
approved by City Council. The minimum sale price (US
Dollars) per lot is as follows:
Lot 6-A Block 26 $ 9,250 Medium Residential
Lot 9-A Block 26 $10,750 Medium Residential
Lot 16-A Block 26 $ 9,050 Commercial
Lot 15-A Block 27 $10,150 Medium Residential
Lot 19-A Block 27 $10,950 Medium Residential
BIDS LOWER THAN MINIMUM SALE PRICE SHALL NOT BE
CONSIDERED
Sealed bids shall contain the following:
1. Envelope containing bid shall be labeled Land Auction
Bid Enclosed.
2. Document containing Bid Price & Lot & Block #, i.e.
Price, Lot 6-A, Block 26
3. Check or Money Order made payable to the City of
Delta Junction for $500
4. Name, address and phone number of bidder
BID OPENING-FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2010 AT 3:00PM
FINAL PAYMENT DUE- MONDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2010 AT 3:00PM
Awards shall be made to the highest bidder on a first
come/first served basis as determined by date and time
received at City Hall.
Upon a successful bid, the balance of the bid price is
due payable to the City of Delta Junction within 10
business days. Complete information concerning lots and
terms of sale is available at City Hall, 2288 Deborah
Street, Delta Junction, AK 99737 or on the City website:
www.ci.delta-junction.ak.us.

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RESIDENTIAL SUBDIVISION POLICY 4/17/07
City of Delta Junction
The City Council acts as the Platting Board for
subdivision approval within the boundaries of the City
of Delta Junction. The City Council attempts to consider
and approve subdivision requests in a very timely manner
(and for no fee) as a service to the community.
(Subdivisions outside the City boundaries require State
of Alaska approval.)
1.) Please be aware that the City Council has a
preference that RESIDENTIAL SUBDIVISIONS contain
individual residential lots of at least one acre (43,560
square feet) in size.
The reasons for this preference are due to the expansive
amount of undeveloped private land owned in the Delta
City limits, and studies that have shown that
development of a municipal sewer or water system is
unnecessary and cost prohibitive at this time. There is
thus a concern that residential lots be of
unquestionably large enough size so as to be able to
maintain individual well and septic system separations
and to avoid conflicts with adjoining lots. In
particular, the Council wishes lots to be large enough
so that there are no instances where development of a
lot will be severely impacted by the placement of wells
and septic systems (currently existing or constructed in
the future) on the adjoining lots (including lots in
adjoining subdivisions).
The Council will normally assume that residential lots
of at least one acre in size will be sufficient to avoid
such problems. Conversely, proposed subdivisions of
residential property that contain one or more lots of
less than one acre will be subject to inquiry and
heightened Council scrutiny.
2.) In situations of heightened scrutiny, applicants
should be prepared to provide information on the
proposed plat dedicating spots for well and septic on
individual lots of less than one acre in area, and for
all lots contiguous to the sub-acre lots.
3.) In situations of heightened scrutiny, applicants
should be prepared to provide information on any
adjoining parcels of real property NOT included in the
proposed residential subdivision that adjoin any
proposed sub-acre lot and any proposed subdivision lot
that adjoins such a proposed sub-acre lot. This
information is desired to assure the City Council that
adjoining non-subdivision properties will not be
adversely impacted in their ability to locate or operate
wells or septic systems currently or in the future by
the proposed subdivision well and septic system
development.
Approved by City Council, City of Delta Junction: April
17, 2007 |