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AK Stat § 08.54.605 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 54. Big Game Guides and Related Occupations|Article 1. Big Game Guides and Transporters.|Sec. 08.54.605. Eligibility for licenses.

(a) Notwithstanding AS 08.54.610, 08.54.620, 08.54.630, 08.54.650, and 08.54.660, a person may not receive, hold, or renew a registered guide-outfitter license, master guide-outfitter license, class-A assistant guide license, assistant guide license, or transporter license if (1) the person has been convicted of (A) a violation of a state or federal hunting, guiding, or transportation services statute or regulation for which (i) the person was imprisoned for more than five days within the previous five years; (ii) an unsuspended fine of more than $2,000 was imposed in the previous 12 months; (iii) an unsuspended fine of more than $3,000 was imposed in the previous 36 months; or (iv) an unsuspended fine of more than $5,000 was imposed in the previous 60 months; (B) a felony within the last five years; or (C) a felony offense against the person under AS 11.41 within the last 10 years; or (2) the person's right to obtain, or exercise the privileges granted by, a hunting, guiding, outfitting, or transportation services license is suspended or revoked in this state or another state or in Canada. (b) Notwithstanding (a) of this section, (a)(1)(B) and (C) of this section are not applicable to offenses committed by a person who receives or received any class of guide license or a transporter license under sec. 13, ch. 33, SLA 1996, if the offense was committed before May 23, 1996. This subsection does not apply when a person applies for a license that is different from the class of guide license or the transporter license received under sec. 13, ch. 33, SLA 1996. (c) A person may not receive a certification for a game management unit if the person is prohibited by (a) of this section from receiving or renewing a registered guide-outfitter license or master guide-outfitter license.
AK Stat § 08.54.608 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 54. Big Game Guides and Related Occupations|Article 1. Big Game Guides and Transporters.|Sec. 08.54.608. Retired status license.

(a) On retiring from guiding or outfitting, or both, and on payment of an appropriate one-time fee, an individual who has held a license issued under AS 08.54.610, 08.54.620, or 08.54.630 that has not been suspended or revoked under AS 08.54.710 may apply for a retired status license. The retired status license shall indicate whether the individual was licensed as a master guide-outfitter, registered guide-outfitter, class-A assistant guide, or assistant guide. An individual holding a retired status license may not guide, outfit, or take charge of a camp in the state under the retired status license. A retired status license is valid for the life of the license holder and does not require renewal. (b) An individual with a retired status license issued under (a) of this section may apply for a new registered guide-outfitter license under AS 08.54.610, a new class-A assistant guide license under AS 08.54.620, or a new assistant guide license under AS 08.54.630.
AK Stat § 08.54.620 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 54. Big Game Guides and Related Occupations|Article 1. Big Game Guides and Transporters.|Sec. 08.54.620. Class-A assistant guide license.

(a) A natural person is entitled to a class-A assistant guide license if the person (1) is 21 years of age or older; (2) applies for a class-A assistant guide license on a form provided by the department and pays the license application fee and the license fee; (3) possesses a current first aid card issued by the Red Cross or a similar organization; and (4) either (A) has (i) been employed during at least three calendar years as any class of licensed guide in the game management unit for which the license is sought; and (ii) at least 10 years' hunting experience in the state; military service outside of the state for not more than three years shall be accepted as part of the required 10 years' hunting experience; (B) provides (i) evidence that the person physically resides in the game management unit in which the person is to be employed; (ii) evidence that the person has had at least 15 years' hunting experience in the game management unit in which the person is to be employed; military service outside of the state for not more than three years shall be accepted as part of the required 15 years' hunting experience; and (iii) a written recommendation from a registered guide-outfitter who intends to employ the person as a class-A assistant guide; or (C) provides evidence that the person (i) physically resides in the game management unit in which the person is to be employed; (ii) has at least 10 years' hunting experience in the state; military service outside of the state for not more than three years shall be accepted as part of the required 10 years' hunting experience; and (iii) has passed a class-A assistant guide training course approved by the board. (b) A class-A assistant guide (1) may not contract to guide or outfit a big game hunt; (2) shall be employed by and under the supervision of a registered guide-outfitter who has contracted with the client for whom the class-A assistant guide is conducting the hunt; (3) may take charge of a camp and provide guide services from the camp without the contracting registered guide-outfitter being in the field and participating in the contracted hunt if the contracting registered guide-outfitter is supervising the guiding activities; (4) may not perform functions of a class-A assistant guide outside of the game management unit for which the license is issued; and (5) may be employed by a registered guide-outfitter to perform the functions of an assistant guide in any game management unit.
AK Stat § 08.54.630 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 54. Big Game Guides and Related Occupations|Article 1. Big Game Guides and Transporters.|Sec. 08.54.630. Assistant guide license.

(a) A natural person is entitled to an assistant guide license if the person (1) is 18 years of age or older; (2) has legally hunted big game in the state during two calendar years; (3) possesses a first aid card issued by the Red Cross or a similar organization; (4) either (A) obtains a written recommendation from a registered guide-outfitter who intends to employ the person as an assistant guide; or (B) provides evidence that the person passed an assistant guide training course approved by the board; and (5) applies for an assistant guide license on a form provided by the department and pays the license application fee and the license fee. (b) An assistant guide (1) may not contract to guide or outfit a big game hunt; (2) shall be employed by a registered guide-outfitter and under the supervision of a registered guide-outfitter or class-A assistant guide while the assistant guide is in the field on guided hunts; and (3) may not take charge of a camp or provide guide services unless the contracting registered guide-outfitter is in the field and participating in the contracted hunt or a registered guide-outfitter or class-A assistant guide employed by the contracting guide is physically present and supervising the hunt.
AK Stat § 08.54.635 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 54. Big Game Guides and Related Occupations|Article 1. Big Game Guides and Transporters.|Sec. 08.54.635. Delegation of services; training.

(a) A registered guide-outfitter who contracts to guide a big game hunt may, under regulations adopted by the board, delegate to a person not licensed under this chapter the services of (1) packing, preparing, salvaging, or caring for a client's meat; (2) packing trophies; and (3) packing camping equipment. (b) For training purposes established by the board in regulation, a person who is not licensed under this chapter may assist in providing the guide services of field preparation of trophies, stalking, pursuing, tracking, killing, or attempting to kill big game, and using guiding or outfitting equipment, including spotting scopes and firearms, for the benefit of a hunter. An unlicensed person may only assist in providing a guide service under this subsection if a licensed registered guide-outfitter, class-A assistant guide, or assistant guide is physically present and the class-A assistant guide or assistant guide is employed by and under the supervision of the registered guide-outfitter who contracted for the big game hunt. (c) A person who does not hold a license issued under this chapter may provide or assist in providing the services identified under this section only if the person meets requirements adopted by the board. A person who provides or assists in providing guide services under this section may receive compensation for providing the services.
AK Stat § 08.54.640 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 54. Big Game Guides and Related Occupations|Article 1. Big Game Guides and Transporters.|Sec. 08.54.640. Law enforcement officers and game biologists.

(a) Notwithstanding AS 08.54.610 - 08.54.630 and except as provided in (b) of this section, a person may not hold, or earn experience credits to apply for, a registered guide-outfitter license under this chapter, while the person is a law enforcement officer and for three months after terminating the person's status as a law enforcement officer. (b) A registered guide-outfitter license, class-A assistant guide license, or assistant guide license issued under this chapter, or under former provisions of AS 08.54.300 - 08.54.590, after May 16, 1992, is suspended if the person to whom the license is issued subsequently becomes a law enforcement officer. A person whose license is subject to suspension under this subsection shall notify the department that the person has become a law enforcement officer within 30 days after becoming a law enforcement officer. The suspension of a license under this subsection remains in effect until three months have elapsed from the date on which the licensee provides written notification to the department of the fact that the person is no longer a law enforcement officer. A person whose license is suspended under this subsection is not required to renew the license or pay license renewal fees for the period of suspension. Once a suspension of a license is terminated, the licensee may provide, without further payment of a guide license fee, the guide services authorized by the license for the remainder of the licensing period in which the suspension is terminated. Notwithstanding other provisions of this subsection, if a person whose license is suspended under this subsection fails to notify the department within one year after the person is no longer a law enforcement officer, the person's license lapses and the person is eligible for reissuance of the license only as provided in AS 08.54.670. The board may adopt regulations to implement this subsection. (c) A person who holds any class of guide license and who is employed by the Department of Fish and Game or a federal wildlife management agency may not, while employed by the department or agency as a game or wildlife biologist and for 12 months after leaving employment with the department or agency as a game or wildlife biologist, engage in providing big game hunting services in a game management unit in which the person conducted game or wildlife management or research activities for the department or agency at any time during the preceding 12 months. (d) In this section, “law enforcement officer” means a person who is (1) employed by the Department of Public Safety as a state trooper or as a law enforcement officer engaged in fish and wildlife protection; or (2) employed as a fish and wildlife law enforcement officer by the United States Department of the Interior or the United States Department of Agriculture.
AK Stat § 08.54.650 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 54. Big Game Guides and Related Occupations|Article 1. Big Game Guides and Transporters.|Sec. 08.54.650. Transporter license.

(a) A person is entitled to a transporter license if the person (1) applies for a transporter license on a form provided by the department; and (2) pays the license application fee and the license fee. (b) A transporter may provide transportation services and accommodations to big game hunters in the field at a permanent lodge, house, or cabin owned by the transporter or on a boat with permanent living quarters located on salt water. A transporter may not provide big game hunting services without holding the appropriate license. (c) A transporter shall provide an annual activity report on a form provided by the department. An activity report must contain all information required by the board by regulation.
AK Stat § 08.54.660 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 54. Big Game Guides and Related Occupations|Article 1. Big Game Guides and Transporters.|Sec. 08.54.660. Renewal of guide and transporter licenses.

(a) An applicant for renewal of a registered guide-outfitter, class-A assistant guide, assistant guide, or transporter license shall submit (1) a request for renewal of the license on a form provided by the department; and (2) the appropriate license fee for the next licensing period. (b) The department may not renew a registered guide-outfitter license under this section unless all fees have been paid in full and the registered guide-outfitter has signed an affidavit that all hunt records due during the term of the current license have been filed with the department. (c) The department may not renew a transporter license unless all fees have been paid in full and the transporter has signed an affidavit that all activity reports due during the term of the current license have been filed with the department.
AK Stat § 08.54.670 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 54. Big Game Guides and Related Occupations|Article 1. Big Game Guides and Transporters.|Sec. 08.54.670. Failure to renew.

The department may not issue a license to a person who held a registered guide-outfitter, class-A assistant guide, or assistant guide license and who has failed to renew the license under this chapter for four consecutive years unless the person again meets the qualifications for initial issuance of the license.
AK Stat § 08.54.680 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 54. Big Game Guides and Related Occupations|Article 1. Big Game Guides and Transporters.|Sec. 08.54.680. Financial responsibility and other requirements for guides and transporters.

(a) The department may require a registered guide, who contracts to guide or outfit a big game hunt, or a transporter to provide proof of financial responsibility up to the amount of $100,000. A registered guide or transporter may demonstrate financial responsibility by assets, insurance, or a bond in the requisite amount. (b) If a registered guide-outfitter, class-A assistant guide, or assistant guide personally pilots an aircraft to transport clients during the provision of big game hunting services, the registered guide-outfitter, class-A assistant guide, or assistant guide shall have a commercial pilot's rating or a minimum of 500 hours of flying time in the state. (c) On or after January 1, 2006, a registered guide-outfitter may not provide big game hunting services and a transporter may not provide transportation services unless the registered guide-outfitter or transporter has entered into a written contract with the client for the provision of those services. A contract to provide big game hunting services must include at least the following information: the name and guide license number of the registered guide-outfitter, the name of the client, a listing of the big game to be hunted, the approximate time and dates that the client will be in the field, a statement as to what transportation is provided by the registered guide-outfitter, a statement as to whether accommodations and meals in the field are provided by the registered guide-outfitter, and a statement of the amount to be paid for the big game hunting services provided. A contract to provide transportation services must include at least the following information: the name and transporter license number of the transporter, the name of the client, a listing of the big game to be hunted, the approximate time and dates that the client will be in the field, and a statement of the amount to be paid for the transportation services provided. A registered guide-outfitter or transporter shall provide a copy of contracts to provide big game hunting services or transportation services, as appropriate, to the department upon the request of the department. Except as necessary for disciplinary proceedings conducted by the board and as necessary for law enforcement purposes by the Department of Public Safety and the Department of Law, a copy of a contract provided to the department is confidential. The department may provide a copy of contracts in the possession of the department to the Department of Fish and Game or the Department of Natural Resources upon the request of that department if the department receiving the copy agrees to maintain the confidentiality of the contracts.
AK Stat § 08.54.730 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 54. Big Game Guides and Related Occupations|Article 2. Enforcement.|Sec. 08.54.730. Injunction against unlawful action.

When, in the judgment of the board, a person has engaged in an act in violation of AS 08.54.620(b), 08.54.630(b), 08.54.650(b), 08.54.710(g), or 08.54.720(a) or the regulations adopted under these statutes, the board may apply to the appropriate court for an order enjoining the action. Upon a showing by the board that the person is engaging in the act, the court shall grant injunctive relief or other appropriate order without bond.
AK Stat § 08.54.740 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 54. Big Game Guides and Related Occupations|Article 2. Enforcement.|Sec. 08.54.740. Responsibility of guide or transporter for violations.

(a) A registered guide-outfitter who contracts to guide or outfit a big game hunt is equally responsible under AS 08.54.710 for a violation of a state or federal wildlife or game or guiding statute or regulation committed by a person while the person provides guide services for the guide-outfitter under AS 08.54.635 or during the course of the person's employment for the registered guide-outfitter. (b) A transporter who provides transportation services is equally responsible under AS 08.54.710 for a violation of a state or federal wildlife or game, guiding, or transportation services statute or regulation committed by a person while in the course of the person's employment for the transporter.
AK Stat § 08.54.760 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 54. Big Game Guides and Related Occupations|Article 2. Enforcement.|Sec. 08.54.760. Hunt records; confidentiality of hunt records and activity reports.

(a) The department shall collect and maintain hunt records provided by a registered guide-outfitter. A registered guide-outfitter shall submit to the department a hunt record for each contracted hunt within 60 days after the completion of the hunt. A hunt record must include a list of all big game hunters who used the guiding or outfitting services of the registered guide-outfitter, the number of each big game species taken, and other information required by the board. The department shall provide forms for reporting hunt records. (b) Except as otherwise provided in this subsection, hunt records received under this section and activity reports received under AS 08.54.650 are confidential and not subject to inspection or copying under AS 40.25.110 - 40.25.125. Aggregated data compiled from hunt records and activity reports may be included in reports by the department. The department shall make hunt records and activity reports available (1) if requested, to state agencies, federal law enforcement agencies, and other law enforcement agencies; and (2) to a municipality that levies a tax on those activities, if the (A) information concerns hunts or activities occurring within the four calendar years preceding the date of the request; and (B) municipality (i) requests the records for the purpose of verifying taxes payable; and (ii) agrees to maintain the confidentiality of the records. (c) Forms, records, and reports required under this chapter may be distributed, received, and stored electronically. (d) The department may charge a municipality a fee, set by the department under AS 37.10.050, to provide a record under (b)(2) of this section.
AK Stat § 08.54.770 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 54. Big Game Guides and Related Occupations|Article 2. Enforcement.|Sec. 08.54.770. License and examination fees.

(a) The department shall set fees under AS 08.01.065 for each of the following: (1) registered guide-outfitter license; (2) class-A assistant guide license; (3) assistant guide license; (4) transporter license; (5) retired status license; (6) license application fee. (b) The license fee for the registered guide-outfitter, class-A assistant guide, or assistant guide license is in addition to the fee required for a hunting license issued by the Department of Fish and Game under AS 16.05.340. (c) An applicant for a qualifying examination for a registered guide-outfitter license shall pay a fee established by regulations adopted under AS 08.01.065. (d) The fee for the transporter license must be equal to the fee for the registered guide-outfitter license. (e) The amount of the license fee for a nonresident shall be two times the amount of the license fee for a resident.
AK Stat § 08.54.785 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 54. Big Game Guides and Related Occupations|Article 2. Enforcement.|Sec. 08.54.785. Chapter not applicable.

The provisions of this chapter do not apply to a person providing, for compensation or with the intent to receive compensation, only accommodations to a big game hunter in the field at (1) a permanent lodge, house, or cabin on private land owned by the person; or (2) a state or federal cabin on state or federal land.
AK Stat § 08.60.050 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 60. Junk Yards and Scrap Metal Dealers|Article 1. Regulation of Junk Yards.|Sec. 08.60.050. General prohibition.

A person may not establish, operate, or maintain a commercial or public junk yard without a certificate of location prescribed by AS 08.60.050 - 08.60.100.
AK Stat § 08.60.060 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 60. Junk Yards and Scrap Metal Dealers|Article 1. Regulation of Junk Yards.|Sec. 08.60.060. Certificate of location.

A person using or proposing to use a location for a commercial or public junk yard shall obtain a certificate of approval for the location. If the location is in a city of any class, the certificate shall be procured from the city council or its designee. If the location is outside the city limits but within the boundaries of an organized borough, the certificate shall be procured from the assembly of the organized borough or its designee. If the location is outside an incorporated city or borough, the certificate of location shall be obtained from the commissioner of public safety.