Ben Lomond, Inc. v. Municipality of Anchorage

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• concluding exhaustion was not futile where an adverse decision was “highly possible” rather than certain
• \[Sluecessful pursuit of a claim through the administrative process could obviate the need for judicial review of the constitutional issues.\
• \[S]uccessful pursuit of a claim through the administrative process could obviate the need for judicial review of the constitutional issues.\
• exhaustion of administrative remedies required when a claim for declaratory relief can be characterized as raising both constitutional and non-constitutional issues, as well as mixed questions of law and fact
• exhaustion of administrative remedies required when a claim for declaratory relief can be characterized as raising both constitutional and non-constitutional issues, as well as mixed questions of law and fact

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