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AK Stat § 41.21.908 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 41. Public Resources|Chapter 21. Parks and Recreational Facilities|Article 9. Conservation Action Corps; Youth Hostel System.|Sec. 41.21.908. Nonapplicability of child labor laws.

AS 23.10.325 - 23.10.370 do not apply to AS 41.21.900 - 41.21.908.
AK Stat § 41.21.910 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 41. Public Resources|Chapter 21. Parks and Recreational Facilities|Article 9. Conservation Action Corps; Youth Hostel System.|Sec. 41.21.910. Alaska Youth Hostel System established.

There is established the Alaska youth hostel system administered by the division of parks of the department.
AK Stat § 41.21.912 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 41. Public Resources|Chapter 21. Parks and Recreational Facilities|Article 9. Conservation Action Corps; Youth Hostel System.|Sec. 41.21.912. Duties of division.

The division shall (1) after consultation with community organizations or individuals and after maximum utilization of existing local effort, plan and facilitate the implementation of a statewide system of youth hostel facilities; (2) administer a program of grants to eligible nonprofit corporations, municipalities, and organizations for construction, maintenance, and operation of youth hostels; (3) cooperate and consult with national or international organizations established for the purpose of establishing or regulating youth hostel facilities and follow, where appropriate, the specific guidelines established by the American Youth Hostel Association and the International Youth Hostel Association; (4) adopt, in accordance with AS 44.62 (Administrative Procedure Act), regulations governing the establishment and administration of youth hostel facilities.
AK Stat § 41.21.914 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 41. Public Resources|Chapter 21. Parks and Recreational Facilities|Article 9. Conservation Action Corps; Youth Hostel System.|Sec. 41.21.914. Hostel locations.

In developing the statewide system of Alaska youth hostels, the division shall, within the limits of available funding, and after receiving the recommendations of the coordinator of the Alaska youth hostel program, establish at least one youth hostel in each of the five following major regions of the state: arctic, southcentral, interior, southwestern, and southeastern. Hostel facilities shall be located, when possible, within major population areas within those regions. Other hostels may be established within the five regions as funding permits.
AK Stat § 41.21.916 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 41. Public Resources|Chapter 21. Parks and Recreational Facilities|Article 9. Conservation Action Corps; Youth Hostel System.|Sec. 41.21.916. Hostel facility.

Each youth hostel facility shall be equipped with suitable toilet and kitchen facilities. Each facility shall be supervised under regulations adopted by the division of parks.
AK Stat § 41.21.918 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 41. Public Resources|Chapter 21. Parks and Recreational Facilities|Article 9. Conservation Action Corps; Youth Hostel System.|Sec. 41.21.918. Duties of coordinator.

The director of the division of parks shall designate a member of the division staff as coordinator of the Alaska youth hostel program. The coordinator shall (1) recommend to the division of parks locations for the construction of youth hostels; (2) advise the division on use policy for the Alaska youth hostel system; (3) render other assistance considered necessary and appropriate by the division; (4) establish criteria for the grant programs authorized under AS 41.21.912(2) and have approval authority for grants made under AS 41.21.912(2).
AK Stat § 41.21.950 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 41. Public Resources|Chapter 21. Parks and Recreational Facilities|Article 10. General Provisions.|Sec. 41.21.950. Penalty.

A person who violates a provision of this chapter or a regulation adopted under this chapter is guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction is punishable by a fine of not more than $1,000, or by imprisonment for not more than six months, or by both.
AK Stat § 41.21.955 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 41. Public Resources|Chapter 21. Parks and Recreational Facilities|Article 10. General Provisions.|Sec. 41.21.955. Enforcement authority.

(a) For offenses committed within parks and recreational facilities subject to the department's supervision, the following persons are peace officers of the state and they shall enforce the provisions of this chapter and the regulations adopted under this chapter: (1) an employee of the department authorized by the commissioner; (2) a police officer in the state; (3) any other person authorized by the commissioner. (b) Each person designated in (a) of this section may, when enforcing the provisions of this chapter or a regulation adopted under this chapter, (1) execute a warrant or other process issued by an officer or court of competent jurisdiction; (2) administer or take an oath, affirmation, or affidavit; and (3) arrest or issue a citation to a person who violates a provision of this chapter or a regulation adopted under this chapter.
AK Stat § 41.21.960 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 41. Public Resources|Chapter 21. Parks and Recreational Facilities|Article 10. General Provisions.|Sec. 41.21.960. Form and issuance of citation.

(a) When a peace officer stops or contacts a person concerning the commission of a misdemeanor offense committed within a park or recreational facility subject to the department's supervision, the officer may issue a citation to the person, subject to the provisions of AS 12.25.175 - 12.25.230. The person receiving the citation may not be required to endorse the citation. (b) The state supreme court shall identify those offenses that are amenable to disposition without court appearance and shall establish by rule or order a schedule of bail amounts, not to exceed fines prescribed by law, for those offenses. Before establishing or amending the schedule of bail amounts required by this subsection, the supreme court shall appoint and consult with an advisory committee consisting of two persons from the department, two district court judges, one member of the House Resources Committee, and one member of the Senate Resources Committee of the legislature. If the offense for which the citation is issued is one that may be disposed of without court appearance, the citing officer shall write on the citation the amount of bail applicable to the cited offense. (c) If a person cited for an offense for which a bail amount has been established under (b) of this section does not contest the citation, the person may, on or before the 30th day after the date of the citation, mail or personally deliver to the clerk of the court having jurisdiction over the place where the offense occurred (1) the amount of bail indicated on the citation for that offense; and (2) a copy of the citation indicating the offender's waiver of appearance, plea of no contest, and direction to forfeit the bail and any items seized from the offender. (d) When bail has been forfeited under this section, a judgment of conviction shall be entered. Forfeiture under this section of bail and items seized from the offender is a complete satisfaction for the offense, and the clerk of the court shall provide the offender with a receipt stating that fact if requested. (e) A person cited under this section is guilty of failure to obey a citation under AS 12.25.230 if the person fails to pay the bail amount established under (b) of this section or fails to appear in court as required. (f) Notwithstanding other provisions of law, if a person cited for a misdemeanor for which a bail amount has been established under (b) of this section appears in court and is found guilty, the penalty that is imposed for the offense may not exceed the bail amount for that offense established under (b) of this section.
AK Stat § 41.21.990 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 41. Public Resources|Chapter 21. Parks and Recreational Facilities|Article 10. General Provisions.|Sec. 41.21.990. Definitions.

In this chapter, (1) “scenic park” means relatively spacious areas of outstanding natural significance, where major values are in their natural geological, faunal, or floral characteristics, the purpose of which is directed primarily toward the preservation of its outstanding natural features and where development is minimal and only for the purpose of making the areas available for public enjoyment in a manner consistent with the preservation of the natural values such as camping, picnicking, sightseeing, nature study, hiking, riding, and related activities which involve no major modification of the land, forests, or waters, and without extensive introduction of artificial features or forms of recreational development that are primarily of urban character; (2) “wilderness park” means an area whose predominant character is the result of the interplay of natural processes, large enough and so situated as to be unaffected, except in minor ways, by what takes place in the nonwilderness around it, a physical condition which activates the innermost emotions of the observer and where development of man-made objects will be strictly limited and depend entirely on good taste and judgment so that the wilderness values are not lost.
AK Stat § 41.23.010 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 41. Public Resources|Chapter 23. Multiple Use Management of Public Resources|Article 1. Public Use Areas.|Sec. 41.23.010. Purpose of AS 41.23.010 - 41.23.040.

The purpose of AS 41.23.010 - 41.23.040 is to establish the area described in AS 41.23.040 as the Nelchina Public Use Area. The Nelchina Public Use Area is established to (1) protect and maintain fish and wildlife habitat, particularly caribou calving areas, trumpeter swan nesting areas, and other important habitats for moose, Dall sheep, and brown bear so that traditional public uses of fish and wildlife populations may continue; (2) perpetuate and enhance public enjoyment of fish and wildlife and their habitat including fishing, hunting, trapping, viewing, and photography; (3) perpetuate and enhance general public recreation in a quality environment; (4) perpetuate and enhance additional public uses described in the Susitna Area Plan; (5) allow additional public uses of the area in a manner compatible with the purposes specified in (1) - (4) of this section.
AK Stat § 41.23.020 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 41. Public Resources|Chapter 23. Multiple Use Management of Public Resources|Article 1. Public Use Areas.|Sec. 41.23.020. Management.

(a) Management of the surface and subsurface estate of the Nelchina Public Use Area is the responsibility of the department. After adequate public hearings the commissioner may designate incompatible uses and shall adopt and may revise a management plan for the Nelchina Public Use Area. With regard to the management of land within the central caribou calving area described in AS 41.23.040(b), the commissioner shall obtain the concurrence of the Department of Fish and Game in the adoption and revision of the management plan. With regard to the management of land within the public use area described in AS 41.23.040(c), the commissioner shall consult with the Department of Fish and Game in the adoption and revision of the management plan.  (b) The Department of Fish and Game is responsible for the management of fish and game resources and public use of fish and wildlife in the Nelchina Public Use Area consistent with the purposes of AS 41.23.010.  (c) The Nelchina Public Use Area shall be open to mineral entry under AS 38.05.185 - 38.05.275, and the commissioner may adopt regulations to achieve the purposes specified in AS 41.23.010. Each valid existing right or permit shall remain valid and continue in full force and effect according to its terms. Exploration, development, and extraction of subsurface resources shall be allowed in a manner that is compatible with the purposes specified in AS 41.23.010(1) - (4).  (d) The state may not acquire by eminent domain privately owned land within or abutting state-owned land described in AS 41.23.040 but may acquire privately owned land by purchase, exchange, or otherwise for inclusion in the Nelchina Public Use Area.  (e) The commissioner may not manage the Nelchina Public Use Area as a unit of the state park system.
AK Stat § 41.23.030 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 41. Public Resources|Chapter 23. Multiple Use Management of Public Resources|Article 1. Public Use Areas.|Sec. 41.23.030. Incompatible uses.

(a) Except as provided in this section, the commissioner may prohibit or restrict incompatible uses under the management plan adopted under AS 41.23.020 within the state-owned land and water described in AS 41.23.040.  (b) Nothing in AS 41.23.010 - 41.23.040 prohibits the Department of Fish and Game from engaging in rehabilitation, enhancement, and development of fish and wildlife habitat within an area described in AS 41.23.040.  (c) The commissioner may not restrict lawful sport and subsistence fishing, hunting, or trapping rights allowed under a regulation of the Board of Fisheries or the Board of Game within the Nelchina Public Use Area. (d) The commissioner shall allow traditional access to the Nelchina Public Use Area by motorized or nonmotorized means of transportation to private land, interests in private land, and for lawful sport and subsistence hunting, fishing, trapping, and recreational purposes in a manner that is compatible with purposes specified in AS 41.23.010(1) - (4).  (e) The Department of Public Safety and the Department of Fish and Game shall have necessary access for fish and game management, research, and enforcement purposes. (f) If the commissioner determines that a use is incompatible with one or more other uses in a portion of the Nelchina Public Use Area, the commissioner shall state in the management plan adopted or revised under AS 41.23.020 (1) each determination of incompatibility; (2) the specific area where the incompatibility is determined to exist; (3) the time within which the incompatibility is determined to exist; and (4) the reasons for each determination of incompatibility.
AK Stat § 41.23.050 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 41. Public Resources|Chapter 23. Multiple Use Management of Public Resources|Article 1. Public Use Areas.|Sec. 41.23.050. Purpose of AS 41.23.050 - 41.23.080.

The purpose of AS 41.23.050 - 41.23.080 is to establish the area described in AS 41.23.080 as the Ernie Haugen Public Use Area. The Ernie Haugen Public Use Area is established to (1) protect and maintain fish and wildlife habitat so that traditional public uses may continue; (2) perpetuate and enhance public enjoyment of fishing, hunting, trapping, viewing, and photography; (3) perpetuate and enhance general public recreation in a quality environment; and (4) allow additional public uses of the area, including personal use wood cutting, when determined compatible with the purposes specified in (1) - (3) of this section.
AK Stat § 41.23.060 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 41. Public Resources|Chapter 23. Multiple Use Management of Public Resources|Article 1. Public Use Areas.|Sec. 41.23.060. Management.

(a) Management of the surface and subsurface estate of the Ernie Haugen Public Use Area is the responsibility of the department. After adequate public hearings the commissioner may designate incompatible uses and shall adopt and may revise a management plan for the Ernie Haugen Public Use Area. With regard to the management of land within the public use area described in AS 41.23.080(a), the commissioner shall consult with the Department of Fish and Game in the adoption and revision of the management plan. (b) The state may not acquire by eminent domain privately owned land within or abutting state-owned land described in AS 41.23.080 but may acquire privately owned land by purchase, exchange, donation, or otherwise for inclusion in the Ernie Haugen Public Use Area. (c) The commissioner may not manage the Ernie Haugen Public Use Area as a unit of the state park system.
AK Stat § 41.23.070 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 41. Public Resources|Chapter 23. Multiple Use Management of Public Resources|Article 1. Public Use Areas.|Sec. 41.23.070. Incompatible uses.

(a) Except as provided in this section, the commissioner may prohibit or restrict incompatible uses under the management plan adopted under AS 41.23.060 within the state-owned land described in AS 41.23.080. (b) The commissioner shall allow traditional access to or through the Ernie Haugen Public Use Area by motorized or nonmotorized means of transportation to private land, interests in private land, and for lawful sport and subsistence hunting, fishing, trapping, and recreational purposes in a manner that is compatible with purposes specified in AS 41.23.050(1) - (3). (c) If the commissioner determines that a use is incompatible with one or more other uses in a portion of the Ernie Haugen Public Use Area, the commissioner shall state in the management plan adopted or revised under AS 41.23.060 (1) each determination of incompatibility; (2) the specific area where the incompatibility is determined to exist; (3) the time within which the incompatibility is determined to exist; and (4) the reasons for each determination of incompatibility.
AK Stat § 41.23.080 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 41. Public Resources|Chapter 23. Multiple Use Management of Public Resources|Article 1. Public Use Areas.|Sec. 41.23.080. Ernie Haugen Public Use Area.

(a) The state-owned land above the mean low water line and land above the mean low water line acquired by the state in the future lying within the parcels described in this subsection are designated as the Ernie Haugen Public Use Area:Township 61 South, Range 82 East, Copper River MeridianSection 28: that portion in the W1/2W1/2, SW1/4SE1/4NW1/4, W1/2E1/2SW1/4 that is south of the right-of-way of the Mitkof HighwaySection 29: that portion south of the right-of-way of the Mitkof HighwaySection 30: that portion south of the right-of-way of the Mitkof HighwaySection 31: that portion south of the right-of-way of the Mitkof HighwaySection 32: N1/2NW1/4. (b) Subject to valid existing rights, the land described in (a) of this section is designated as a special purpose area under art. VIII, sec. 7, Constitution of the State of Alaska. (c) Subject to a finding of public need by the Department of Natural Resources, the development of transportation facilities including roads, expansion of the existing boat launching ramp and related parking, highways, and ferry terminals by the Department of Transportation and Public Facilities and electric power transmission facilities and other public utilities within the land described in (a) of this section is consistent with the purposes of AS 41.23.050 - 41.23.080.
AK Stat § 41.23.100 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 41. Public Resources|Chapter 23. Multiple Use Management of Public Resources|Article 1. Public Use Areas.|Sec. 41.23.100. Purpose of AS 41.23.100 - 41.23.130.

(a) The purpose of AS 41.23.100 - 41.23.130 is to establish the area described in AS 41.23.130 as the Hatcher Pass Public Use Area. (b) The Hatcher Pass Public Use Area is established to (1) provide for public recreation activities; (2) protect and enhance the fishery, waterfowl, and wildlife resources and habitat and provide for public use of the fishery and wildlife resources, including fishing, grazing, hunting, and trapping; (3) protect the water quality and scenic resources within the Hatcher Pass Public Use Area.
AK Stat § 41.23.110 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 41. Public Resources|Chapter 23. Multiple Use Management of Public Resources|Article 1. Public Use Areas.|Sec. 41.23.110. Management.

(a) The commissioner is responsible for the management of the surface and subsurface estate within the Hatcher Pass Public Use Area consistent with the purposes of AS 41.23.100.  (b) The commissioner of fish and game, the Board of Fisheries, and the Board of Game are responsible for the management of fish and game resources and public use of fish and wildlife in the Hatcher Pass Public Use Area consistent with the purposes of AS 41.23.100.  (c) After adequate public hearings and in consultation with the commissioner of fish and game, the commissioner shall adopt and may revise a management plan for the Hatcher Pass Public Use Area in consultation with local governments and other affected state agencies. The management plan adopted under this section must be consistent with the purposes stated in AS 41.23.100. A management plan adopted or revised by the commissioner under this section shall be submitted to the legislature within the first 10 days of the first regular session of the legislature to convene after its adoption or revision by the commissioner.  (d) The provisions of AS 41.23.100 - 41.23.130 do not restrict a responsibility within the Hatcher Pass Public Use Area of the commissioner of fish and game, the Board of Fisheries, the Board of Game, the commissioner of environmental conservation, or the commissioner of public safety.  (e) The Hatcher Pass Public Use Area is closed to mineral entry under AS 38.05.185 - 38.05.275 from September 1, 1986.  (f) Each valid existing mining claim on September 1, 1986 remains valid and shall continue in full force and effect according to its terms. (g) Except for road construction, the state may not acquire by eminent domain privately owned land within or abutting state-owned land described in AS 41.23.130 but may acquire privately owned land by purchase, exchange, or otherwise for inclusion in the Hatcher Pass Public Use Area from willing landowners.  (h) Except for valid existing rights on September 1, 1986, the commissioner may not sell state land within the Hatcher Pass Public Use Area.
AK Stat § 41.23.120 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 41. Public Resources|Chapter 23. Multiple Use Management of Public Resources|Article 1. Public Use Areas.|Sec. 41.23.120. Incompatible uses.

(a) Except as provided in this section, the commissioner may prohibit or restrict incompatible uses under the management plan adopted under AS 41.23.110 within the state-owned land and water described in AS 41.23.130. (b) Nothing in AS 41.23.100 - 41.23.130 prohibits the Department of Fish and Game from engaging in rehabilitation, enhancement, and development of fish and wildlife habitat within an area described in AS 41.23.130 that is consistent with the purposes stated in AS 41.23.100. (c) The commissioner may not restrict lawful fishing, hunting, or trapping rights allowed under a regulation of the Board of Fisheries or the Board of Game within the Hatcher Pass Public Use Area. (d) The commissioner shall designate routes for motorized and nonmotorized access within or across the Hatcher Pass Public Use Area. (e) The commissioner of public safety and the commissioner of fish and game shall have necessary access for fish and game management, research, and enforcement purposes. (f) If the commissioner determines that a use is incompatible with one or more other uses in a portion of the Hatcher Pass Public Use Area, the commissioner shall state in the management plan adopted or revised under AS 41.23.110 (1) each determination of incompatibility; (2) the specific area where the incompatibility is determined to exist; (3) the time within which the incompatibility is determined to exist; and (4) the reasons for each determination of incompatibility.