Property owners sought review of special assessments levied by municipal assembly. The Superior Court affirmed. Owners appealed.
The Supreme Court of Alaska held that:
- Imposition of special assessment for utility projects benefiting property owners’ lots did not violate municipal charter provision requiring that revenues collected within a special assessment district be applied only to costs incurred with respect to that assessment district, and
- Discrepancy between special assessments and increase in appraised property value did not establish gross disproportionality of assessments.