Parcel Detail

There is an abandoned trailer and generator shack on site. This property underwent clean-up for potentially hazardous materials in 2023. Five lead acid batteries, two 55 gallons drums labeled as “propylene glycol” (antifreeze/de-icing solution), and miscellaneous automotive chemicals were removed from the property. All the materials removed from the property were located in or immediately adjacent to the shack. Three of the battery’s plastic cases were split open and had exposed plates. One of the 55 gallon drums of propylene glycol was split and empty. This presents the following possibilities: • There is potential for lead to have leached into the soil from the cracked batteries. • The empty drum may have leaked up to 55 gallons of propylene glycol. DNR MAKES NO WARRANTIES AS TO THE “NONEXISTENCE” OF CONTAMINATION NOT NOW IDENTIFIED. STATE RECORDS ARE NOT A WARRANTY AS TO ALL POTENTIAL CONTAMINATION. As a condition of sale, the apparent high bidder must sign an affidavit acknowledging the condition of the land and releasing the State from related liability due to the presence of potential hazards. This affidavit must be signed by all bidders and notarized. This affidavit must be received at DNR’s Anchorage or Fairbanks offices by the auction paperwork deadline of 4:00 p.m., Thursday, December 11, 2025. As with all parcels, DNR recommends prospective bidders personally inspect all parcels before placing a bid.