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The document outlines a special exception to the Kenai Area Plan regarding the Lake Front in Moose Pass, specifically addressing the minimum width requirement of 200 feet for riparian protection of anadromous streams. It proposes a reduced buffer width of 70 feet due to previous development impacts and limited vegetation. The decision is based on updated DNR policies and aims to balance ecological protection with operational needs, ultimately approving the special exception contingent upon further land conveyance and plan amendments.

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