Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 6 - Lands › Chapter 96 - Miscellaneous Land Use › Article 1 - Provisions for General Land Use Activity › 11 AAC 96.014 - Special use land

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) This section lists sites and areas of
				  state land that the department has designated, after public notice under
				  AS
				  38.05.945, as special use land. The
				  department has determined that these sites and areas of land have special
				  scenic, historic, archeological, scientific, biological, recreational, or other
				  special resource values warranting additional protections or other special
				  requirements. Unless otherwise provided in (b) of this section, special
				  requirements applicable to special use land are in addition to requirements
				  applicable to state land under AS 38 and this title.
(b) For the following sites and areas that
				  have been designated as special use land, corresponding special requirements
				  apply as follows:
(1) for the North Slope
				  Area, ADL number 50666, for all state land in townships within the Umiat
				  Meridian, a permit is required for motorized vehicle use, unless that use is
				  for subsistence purposes or is on a graveled road;
(2) for Poker Flat North, ADL number 412457,
				  for land generally described as north of the Steese Highway between Little
				  Poker and Long Creeks, as shown on the map entitled
Poker Flat North
				  and South Special Use Areas,
dated October 16, 2002, and adopted by
				  reference, rocket and rocket booster impacts as a result of the research
				  conducted at the Poker Flat Rocket Range are allowed in this area without
				  further authorization;
(3) for the
				  Hatcher Pass Special Use Area, ADL number 223585, generally described as those
				  lands designated by
				  AS
				  41.23.130 and certain lands described in the
				  Hatcher Pass Management Plan, as shown on the maps entitled
Hatcher
				  Pass Special Use Area, Map 1 and Map 2
, dated March 12, 2012, and
				  adopted by reference,
(A) in the Mile 16 and
				  Government Peak management units and in portions of the Independence, Reed
				  Lakes/Little Susitna, and Archangel management units, as depicted on
Hatcher Pass Special Use Area Map 1
as "Non-Motorized (Year),"
				  except for designated roads and parking areas, motorized vehicle use, including
				  landing aircraft, is prohibited all year, except that the department may issue
				  a permit for motorized vehicle use for mineral development, trail construction
				  or maintenance, or a use performed by the department related to the management
				  of the Hatcher Pass Special Use Area or by the Matanuska-Susitna Borough in its
				  development and management of the Southern and Northern Development Areas in
				  the Government Peak management unit, if the department determines that the use
				  would not substantially interfere with recreational use of the area;
(B) within the Bald Mountain Ridge Habitat
				  Area, as depicted on
Hatcher Pass Special Use Area Map 1
as
				  "Non-Motorized (Summer)," motorized vehicle use, including landing aircraft, is
				  prohibited after April 30 and before August 2 of each year; during that period,
				  the department may issue a permit for motorized vehicle use for mineral
				  development, trail construction or maintenance, or a use performed by the
				  department in its management of the Hatcher Pass Special Use Area, if the
				  department determines that the use would not negatively affect tundra bird
				  nesting;
(C) in the Summit Lake
				  State Recreation Site, the High Glacier Peaks management unit, and portions of
				  the Independence, Archangel and Reed Lakes/Little Susitna management units, as
				  depicted on the
Hatcher Pass Special Use Area Map 1
as
				  "Non-Motorized (Summer)," except for designated roads and parking areas,
				  motorized vehicle use is prohibited after April 30 and before October 2 of each
				  year, except that the department may issue a permit for motorized vehicle use
				  for mineral development, road or trail construction or maintenance, or a use
				  performed by the department related to the management of the Hatcher Pass
				  Special Use Area, if the department determines that the use would not
				  substantially interfere with recreational use of the area;
(D) in the Summit Lake State Recreation Site,
				  the Government Peak and High Glacier Peaks management units, and portions of
				  the Independence, Archangel, and Reed Lakes/Little Susitna management units, as
				  depicted on the
Hatcher Pass Special Use Area Map 1
, motorized
				  vehicle use is prohibited after October 1 and before May 1 of each year, except
				  that
(i) snowmobile use is allowed once snow
				  depth is sufficient to protect underlying vegetation as determined by the
				  department; in this sub-subparagraph, "snowmobile" has the meaning given in
				  AS
				  28.39.250; and
(ii) the department may issue a permit for
				  motorized vehicle use for mineral development, road or trail construction or
				  maintenance, or a use performed by the department related to the management of
				  the Hatcher Pass Special Use Area or by the Matanuska-Susitna Borough in its
				  development and management of the Southern and Northern Development Areas in
				  the Government Peak management unit, if the department determines that the use
				  would not adversely affect fragile tundra and soils;
(E) except for within a biathlon range
				  approved by the Matanuska-Susitna Borough and located in the E1/2SW1/4 and the
				  SEl/4 of Section 28 of Township 19 North, Range 1 East, Seward Meridian, a
				  person may not use or discharge a firearm except for a firearm approved by the
				  Matanuska-Susitna Borough for the purposes of biathlon training or competition
				  on a biathlon range approved by the Matanuska-Susitna Borough, in the High
				  Glacier Peaks, Government Peak, Independence, and Mile 16 management units and
				  in portions of the Archangel and Reed Lakes/Little Susitna management units, as
				  shown on the Hatcher Pass Special Use Area Map 2, a person may not use or
				  discharge a firearm except for the purpose of lawful hunting; however, a person
				  may not use or discharge a firearm for any purpose
(i) except for within a biathlon range
				  approved by the Matanuska-Susitna Borough and located m the E1/2SW1/4 and the
				  SEl/4 of Section 28 of Township 19 North, Range 1 East, Seward Meridian, a
				  person may not use or discharge a firearm except for a firearm approved by the
				  Matanuska-Susitna Borough for the purposes of biathlon training or competition
				  on a biathlon range approved by the Matanuska-Susitna Borough, within the
				  Independence State Mine Historical Park, the Summit Lake State Recreation Site,
				  and the Northern and Southern Development areas in the Government Peak
				  management unit;
(ii) except for
				  within a biathlon range approved by the Matanuska-Susitna Borough and located
				  in the E1/2SW1/4 and the SEl/4 of Section 28 of Township 19 North, Range 1 East
				  Seward Meridian, a person may not use or discharge a firearm except for a
				  firearm approved by the Matanuslta-Susitna Borough for the purposes of biathlon
				  training or competition on a biathlon range approved by the Matanuska-Susitna
				  Borough, within one-quarter mile of a road;
(iii) in the area between Archangel Road and
				  the motorized winter corridor situated within the Reed Lakes/Little Susitna
				  unit, ending at mile 2.5 of Archangel Road; and
(F) in the Summit Lake State Recreation Site
				  and the High Glacier Peaks, Government Peak, Independence, Mile 16, Archangel,
				  and Reed Lakes/Little Susitna management units, as depicted on the
Hatcher Pass Special Use Area Maps 1 and 2
, camping is allowed
(i) within officially designated or marked
				  areas; and
(ii) beyond one-quarter
				  mile from any trail or road right-of-way;
(4) for Poker Flat South, ADL number 414364,
				  for land generally described as lying south of the Steese Highway between
				  Davidson Ditch and Captain Creek, as shown on the map entitled
Poker
				  Flat North and South Special Use Areas,
dated October 16, 2002, and
				  adopted by reference, rocket and rocket booster impacts as a result of the
				  research conducted at the Poker Flat Rocket Range are allowed in this area
				  without further authorization;
(5)
				  for Nushagak, ADL number 226852, described in the Nushagak and Mulchatna Rivers
				  Recreation Management Plan, as public use site 6 within Unit 1, public use site
				  9 within Unit 3, and public use site 21 within Unit 15, as shown on the map
				  entitled
Nushagak Special Use Area,
dated October 16, 2002,
				  and adopted by reference, uses of state land not requiring a permit are limited
				  to seven consecutive days; a permit is required for any use that exceeds seven
				  consecutive days;
(6) for the
				  Marmot Island Special Use Area, ADL number 225034, generally described as the
				  east side of Marmot Island and three miles seaward, as shown on the map
				  entitled
Marmot Island Special Use Area;
dated October 16,
				  2002, and adopted by reference,
(A) aircraft
				  landings and other motorized vehicle and vessel uses are prohibited in the area
				  marked "Motorized Uses Prohibited" on the
Marmot Island Special Use
				  Area
map; in the remainder of the special use area, a permit is
				  required for aircraft and boat landings and other motorized uses;
(B) a permit is required for camping or
				  facilities development for scientific or management purposes, or for activities
				  associated with access development; and
(C) camping other than for scientific or
				  management purposes, use of domestic animals, timber harvest, mining, and
				  recreational mining on the beach are prohibited;
(7) for the Kamishak Special Use Area, ADL
				  number 225459, generally described as two parcels at Kamishak Bay, one lying
				  between the McNeil River State Game Sanctuary and Katmai National Park, and the
				  other adjoining the McNeil River State Game Sanctuary and overlying portions of
				  the Katmai National Park boundaries, as shown on the map entitled
Kamishak Special Use Area,
dated October 16, 2002, and adopted
				  by reference,
(A) between July 15 and
				  September 30, camping in the restricted area between the mouths of the Little
				  Kamishak River and the Kamishak River, as depicted on the
Kamishak
				  Special Use Area
map, is restricted to commercial recreation camping
				  with a permit; and
(B) float
				  lodges, floathouses, floating camps, and other similar structures are
				  prohibited;
(8) for the
				  Togiak National Wildlife Refuge and Lower Goodnews River, ADL number 226851,
				  generally described as shorelands within Togiak National Wildlife Refuge and
				  lower Goodnews River as described in the Togiak National Wildlife Refuge Public
				  Use Management Plan and Environmental Assessment as shown on the map entitled
Togiak National Wildlife Refuge and Lower Goodnews River Special Use
				  Area,
dated October 16, 2002, and adopted by reference, setting up and
				  using a camp is allowed as provided in
				  11 AAC 96.020(a) (4)A), except that the period of use is
				  limited to three consecutive days at any one site; the period of use may be
				  extended by permit;
(9) for the
				  Nenana River Gorge and McKinley Village Subdivision, ADL number 414989,
				  generally described as three parcels near Denali National Park and Preserve,
				  one lying within one-half mile easterly of the eastern boundary of the Parks
				  Highway right-of-way within Township 13 South, Range 7 West, Fairbanks
				  Meridian, as shown on the map entitled
Nenana River Gorge Special Use
				  Area,
dated October 16, 2002, and adopted by reference, one comprising
				  that portion of Lot 3, United States Survey (USS) 5566 located between the
				  Parks Highway right-of-way, the Old Denali Highway right-of-way, and the access
				  road connecting the two roads within Section 36, Township 14 South, Range 7
				  West, Fairbanks Meridian, and one comprising Tract B of Alaska State Land
				  Survey (ASLS) 83-194, Village View Subdivision, within Section 36, Township 14
				  South, Range 7 West, Fairbanks Meridian, a permit is required for setting up
				  and using a camp for personal or commercial purposes;
(10) for Indian Cove, ADL number 105964,
				  generally described as tideland and submerged land within a portion of Township
				  40 South, Range 65 East, Copper River Meridian known as Indian Cove, as shown
				  on the map entitled
Indian Cove Special Use Area,
dated
				  October 16, 2002, and adopted by reference,
(A) a permit is required for anchoring a
				  mooring buoy or placing a float, dock, or boat haulout, for an anchoring or
				  placement occurring after March 3, 1993; and
(B) floathouses and boathouses are
				  prohibited;
(11) for
				  Caribou Hills, ADL number 226574, described in the Kenai Area Plan as Units
				  45A, 45B, and 267 and portions of Units 260B and 266B, as shown on the map
				  entitled
Caribou Hills Special Use Area,
dated October 16,
				  2002, and adopted by reference, generally allowed uses as listed in
				  11 AAC 96.020 are not subject to a
				  special restriction;
(12) for the
				  Alyeska Ski Resort, ADL number 226208, described as lands within subunit 4A of
				  the Turnagain Arm Management Plan, also shown on Attachment A of state land
				  lease ADL number 226089, as shown on the map entitled
Alyeska Ski
				  Resort Special Use Area,
dated October 16, 2002, and adopted by
				  reference, within the leased area designated the Alyeska Ski Resort
				  Recreational Facility, generally allowed uses as listed in
				  11 AAC 96.020 may occur if they
				  are compatible with lessee's operations and are in compliance with
				  11 AAC 20.956;
(13) for Thompson Pass, ADL number 226446,
				  generally described as state land and state-selected land surrounding Thompson
				  Pass and including Tonsina Glacier, Mount Billy Mitchell, Marshall Pass,
				  Woodworth Glacier, and Keystone Canyon, within Townships 5 - 10 South, Ranges 1
				  East - 4 West, Copper River Meridian, as shown on the map entitled
Thompson Pass Special Use Area,
dated October 16, 2002, and
				  adopted by reference, generally allowed uses as listed in
				  11 AAC 96.020 are not subject to a
				  special restriction;
(14) for the
				  Baranof Lake Trail, ADL number 106378, generally described as an area 30 feet
				  on either side of the trail within Township 55 South, Range 66 East, Copper
				  River Meridian, as shown on the map entitled
Baranof Lake Trail Special
				  Use Area,
dated October 16, 2002, and adopted by reference, a permit
				  is required for commercial recreational hiking on the trail system across state
				  land;
(15) for the Kenai River
				  Special Management Area Proposed Additions, ADL number 226527, generally
				  described as state land, including shoreland and waters, within units as
				  designated by the Kenai River Comprehensive Management Plan, Appendix G, Table
				  1,
Units Affected by Special Use Designation ADL #226527,
amended August 30, 2022 and adopted by reference, a permit is required for any
				  disturbance of land that involves clearing trees, brush, or other
				  vegetation;
(16) for Glacier/Winner
				  Creek, ADL number 227203, generally described as those lands designated in the
				  Turnagain Arm Management Plan as subunit 3-A, as shown on the map entitled
Glacier/Winner Creek Special Use Area,
dated October 16, 2002,
				  and adopted by reference, generally allowed uses as listed in
				  11 AAC 96.020 arc not subject to a
				  special restriction;
(17) for Lower
				  Talarik Creek, ADL number 227445, generally described as the area surrounding
				  the upper portion of the creek within Township 6 South, Range 37 West, Seward
				  Meridian, as shown on the map entitled
Lower Talarik Creek Special Use
				  Area,
dated October 16, 2002, and adopted by reference,
(A) between August 1 and October 31, setting
				  up and using a camp for personal, noncommercial use is allowed without a permit
				  only in a designated area adjacent to the Department of Fish and Game cabin
				  located in Section 26 and for no more than five consecutive days; and
(B) between August 1 and October 31,
				  commercial recreation activities are limited to day use only, if registration
				  has been completed under
				  11 AAC 96.018;
(18) for the Kenai Fjords
				  Coastline, ADL number 227836, generally described as tideland and submerged
				  land in and adjacent to Kenai Fjords National Park, Kachemak Bay State Park,
				  and Kachemak Bay State Park and Wilderness, and the islands in the Alaska
				  Maritime National Wildlife Refuge and depicted in the Kenai Area Plan, as shown
				  on the map entitled
Kenai Fjords Coastline Special Use Area,
dated October 16, 2002, and adopted by reference, generally allowed uses as
				  listed in 11 AAC 96.020 are not subject to a
				  special restriction;
(19) for
				  Resurrection Bay, ADL number 227837, generally described as the tideland and
				  submerged land in Resurrection Bay and depicted in the Kenai Area Plan, as
				  shown on the map entitled
Resurrection Bay Special Use Area,
dated October 16, 2002, and, adopted by reference, generally allowed uses as
				  listed in 11 AAC 96.020 are not subject to a
				  special restriction;
(20) for Exit
				  Glacier Road, ADL number 227699, described in the Kenai Area Plan as Unit 359A,
				  as shown on the map entitled
Exit Glacier Road Special Use
				  Area,
dated October 16, 2002, and adopted by reference, setting up and
				  using a camp is allowed as provided in
				  11 AAC 96.020(a) (4)(A), except that
(A) the period of use is limited to eight
				  consecutive days; moving the use to another site at least two miles away starts
				  a new eight-day period; a person may not relocate a camp, structure, or any
				  related equipment within two miles of the original site for at least 96 hours
				  after the end of the eight-day period for the original site;
(B) trash, garbage, or waste, including human
				  waste, must be removed or properly disposed of in a toilet or trash facility
				  approved by the department; and
(C)
				  the department may close a site to camping if the site is subject to camping
				  for longer than the allowed period, abandoned trash, garbage, or waste,
				  unsanitary conditions, or other recurring problems;
(21) for the Lake Clark Coastline, ADL number
				  227835, generally described as tideland and submerged land in and adjacent to
				  the Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge and Lake Clark National Park and
				  depicted in the Kenai Area plan, as shown on the map entitled
Lake
				  Clark Coastline Special Use Area,
dated October 16, 2002, and adopted
				  by reference, generally allowed uses as listed in
				  11 AAC 96.020 are not subject to a
				  special restriction;
(22) for the
				  Haines State Forest Resource Management Area, ADL number 106858, described as
				  those lands designated by
				  AS
				  41.15.305, additionally designated as
				  management units and subunits as shown in the
Haines State Forest
				  Management Plan
, Maps 3-1 through 3-10, dated August 2002 and adopted
				  by reference, within
(A) subunit 1c of Unit 1
				  as depicted on Map 3-2 (Kelsall River), subunit 2b of Unit 2 as depicted on Map
				  3-3 (East Chilkat River), all of Unit 3 as depicted on Map 3-4 (Klehini River),
				  subunits 4a, 4b, and 4c of Unit 4 as depicted on Map 3-5 (Chilkat Lake),
				  subunits 7a and 7b of Unit 7 as depicted on Map 3-8 (Haines Highway and Lower
				  Chilkat River), subunits 8c and 8d of Unit 8 as depicted on Map 3-9 (Chilkoot
				  Lake), and subunits 9a and 9c of Unit 9 as depicted on Map 3-10 (Ferebee
				  River), a permit is required for commercial recreation day-use activities if
				  the operator provides commercial recreation services for more than 40
				  individuals per day and more than 20 individuals per trip; however, for the
				  following areas within subunits 7a, 8b, 8c, and 8d, the following requirements
				  apply:
(i) within the area designated
				  "NonMotorized Area," ADL number 106929, as depicted in the
Haines State
				  Forest Management Plan
, on the map entitled
Haines State
				  Forest: Mt. Ripinski NonMotorized Area
from Appendix B, dated August
				  2002 and adopted by reference, use of motorized vehicles is prohibited, except
				  for search-and-rescue operations or for establishing communication systems or
				  related operations, and within that area, except as provided in (ii) of this
				  subparagraph, a permit is required for commercial recreation day-use activities
				  if the operator provides commercial recreation services for more than 40
				  individuals per day and more than 20 individuals per trip;
(ii) within a 100-foot wide corridor measured
				  50 feet from each side of the centerline of the Mount Ripinski Trail, ADL
				  number 106929, as depicted in the
Haines State Forest Management
				  Plan
, on the map entitled
Haines State Forest: Mt. Ripinski
				  NonMotorized Area
from Appendix B, dated August 2002 and adopted by
				  reference, a permit is required for commercial recreation day-use activities if
				  the operator provides commercial recreation services for 40 or fewer
				  individuals per day and for 20 or fewer individuals per trip; an operator may
				  not provide commercial recreation services for more than 40 individuals per day
				  or more than 20 individuals per trip;
(B) subunit 4b of Unit 4 as depicted on Map
				  3-5 (Chilkat Lake) and subunit 8b of Unit 8 as depicted on Map 3-9 (Chilkoot
				  Lake), ADL number 106929, the use of personal watercraft for commercial
				  recreation or other commercial purposes is prohibited; in this subparagraph,
				  "personal watercraft" has the meaning given in
				  11 AAC 20.990;
(C) subunit 1b of Unit 1 as depicted on Map
				  3-2 (Kelsall River),
(i) a permit is required
				  for commercial recreation day-use activities if the operator provides
				  commercial recreation services for 11 or fewer individuals per day;
				  and
(ii) an operator may not
				  provide commercial recreation services for more than 11 individuals per
				  day;
(D) subunit 4d of
				  Unit 4 as depicted on Map 3-5 (Chilkat Lake), subunit 6b of Unit 6 as depicted
				  on Map 3-7 (Chilkat Inlet), and subunit 8a of Unit 8 as depicted on Map 3-9
				  (Chilkoot Lake), a permit is required for commercial recreation day-use
				  activities if the operator provides commercial recreation services for 12 or
				  more individuals per day;
(E)
				  subunit 1a of Unit 1 as depicted on Map 3-2 (Kelsall River), subunit 2a of Unit
				  2 as depicted on Map 3-3 (East Chilkat River), all of Unit 5 as depicted on Map
				  3-6 (Takhin/Kicking Horse), subunit 6a of Unit 6 as depicted on Map 3-7
				  (Chilkat Inlet), and subunit 9b of Unit 9 as depicted on Map 3-10 (Ferebee
				  River),
(i) a permit is required for
				  commercial recreation day-use activities if the operator provides commercial
				  recreation services for more than 11 and fewer than 41 individuals per day and
				  for 20 or fewer individuals per trip; and
(ii) an operator may not provide commercial
				  recreation services for more than 40 individuals per day or more than 20
				  individuals per trip; and
(F) subunit 8b of Unit 8 as depicted on Map
				  3-9 (Chilkoot Lake), a permit is required for any commercial recreation day-use
				  activity;
(23) for the
				  parcels within the Northern Southeast Area that are assigned ADL number 106859
				  and depicted on the maps set out in the
Northern Southeast Area
				  Plan,
pages 3-33 (Haines Area, Upper Chilkat, Kelsall), 3-35 (Haines
				  Area, Klehini/Tsirku), 3-37 (Haines Area, Chilkat River), 3-39 (Haines Area,
				  Haines), and 3-197 (Baranof Island, Sitka), dated October 2002 and adopted by
				  reference, within
(A) tidelands parcels HT-01
				  (Lutak Inlet), HT-09 (Flat Bay), HT-14 (Chilkat Inlet), HT-13 (Chilkat River
				  Beaches) and upland parcels H-21 (Pyramid Island) and H-23 (Kochu Island),
(i) a permit is required for commercial
				  recreation day-use activities if the operator provides commercial recreation
				  services for 10 or fewer individuals per day;
(ii) an operator may not provide commercial
				  recreation services for more than 10 individuals per day; and
(iii) commercial recreation activities using
				  motorized vehicles are prohibited;
(B) that portion of tidelands parcel BT-22
				  (Kruzof Island) known as Shelikof Beach, the use of motorized vehicles is
				  prohibited except for search-and-rescue operations; and
(C) upland parcel H-07 (Flower Mountain),
(i) a permit is required for commercial
				  recreation day-use activities if the operator provides commercial recreation
				  services for more than 10 and fewer than 41 individuals per day; and
(ii) an operator may not provide commercial
				  recreation services for more than 40 individuals per day;
(24) for the Tangle Lakes
				  Archaeological District Special Use Area, ADL number 228296, generally
				  described as those lands lying north of the Denali Highway near Paxson, as
				  shown on the map entitled
Tangle Lakes Archaeological District Special
				  Use Area
, dated January 17, 2003 and adopted by reference, from
(A) May 18 through October 18, a permit is
				  required for the use of motorized vehicles off designated trails as depicted on
				  the
Tangle Lakes Archaeological District Special Use Area
map;
				  and
(B) October 19 through May 17,
				  a permit is required for the use of motorized vehicles off designated trails as
				  depicted on the
Tangle Lakes Archaeological District Special Use
				  Area
map; however, a permit is not required for the use of motorized
				  vehicles as provided in
				  11 AAC 96.020(a) (1)(D) and (E) if snow cover or ground frost is
				  sufficient to prevent damage to archaeological values; for purposes of this
				  subparagraph,
(i) an average snow depth of one
				  foot, and a minimum snow depth of six inches, will be considered sufficient
				  snow cover; and
(ii) a minimum
				  frost depth of six inches will be considered sufficient ground frost;
(25) for the Knik River
				  Special Use Area, ADL Number 230206, generally described as those lands lying
				  within the uplands portion of Township 17 North, Range 3 East, Seward Meridian,
				  Section 31, W1/2, the restrictions on generally allowed uses listed in
				  11 AAC 96.016(c)
				  are applicable;
(26) for the
				  Kasilof River Special Use Area, ADL Number 230992, generally described as state
				  lands of the lower Kasilof River area, as shown on the map entitled
Kasilof River Special Use Area (ADL 230992): Boundary and State
				  Land
, dated August 10, 2012, and adopted by reference,
(A) a person may not place, drop, or discard
				  trash, garbage, or waste, including human waste, except within an authorized or
				  provided toilet or trash facility;
(B) a person may not dispose of fish or fish
				  waste on or in state property, except upon tidelands or submerged
				  lands;
(C) a person may not cut,
				  collect, or harvest a dead standing or live tree, without prior written
				  authorization from the department;
(D) with the exception of aircraft, emergency
				  or state-owned motorized vehicles, or a use authorized under a permit issued by
				  the department, within units KS and KN as shown on the map entitled
Kasilof River Special Use Area (ADL 230992): Boundary and State
				  Land
, a person may not operate a motorized vehicle, except on
				  designated trails, areas, and the beach as shown on the maps entitled
Kasilof River Special use Area (ADL 230992); Designated Motorized Areas
				  South Side (Unit KS),
dated August 10, 2012, and adopted by reference,
				  and
Kasilof River Special use Area (ADL 230992); Designated Motorized
				  Areas North Side (Unit KN),
dated August 10, 2012, and adopted by
				  reference; in this subparagraph,
(i) "beach"
				  means bare sand or gravel free of vegetation and seaward of rooted terrestrial
				  vegetation line;
(ii) "motorized
				  vehicle" in addition to having the meaning given in
				  11 AAC 96.250, means a wheeled,
				  tracked or airboat or air-cushion vehicle whose propulsion is provided by an
				  engine or motor and that an individual uses for the purpose of personal or
				  commercial transportation;
(E) for person participating in the Kasilof
				  River personal use set gillnet fishery under
				  5 AAC 77.540,
(i) after
				  December 31 and before May 1 of each year, a person may not place stakes,
				  signs, running lines, buoys, or dry nets;
(ii) after May 31 and before July 1 of each
				  year, a person may not erect or stage a camp, structure, facility, or any
				  related equipment for more than 21 consecutive days for personal use on the
				  beach, except for stakes, signs, running lines, buoys, or dry nets; in this
				  sub-subparagraph, "beach" means bare sand or gravel free of vegetation and
				  seaward of rooted terrestrial vegetation line;
(iii) after May 31 and before August 16 of
				  each year, a person may not discharge a firearm, except for the purpose of
				  lawful hunting or trapping;
(F) for uses and activities under
				  11 AAC 96.020(a) (4) and (5), a person may not relocate a camp,
				  structure, facility, or any related equipment within two miles of the original
				  site for at least 96 hours after the end of the 14-day period for the original
				  site; and
(G) a person may not
				  deface, destroy, disable, or remove any state-owned or authorized facility or
				  property.
The maps adopted by reference in
					 11 AAC 96.014 are available at the
					 Department of Natural Resources, Public Information Center, 550 West 7th
					 Avenue, Suite 1260, Robert B. Atwood Building, Anchorage, Alaska, at the
					 Department of Natural Resources, Public Information Center, 3700 Airport Way,
					 Fairbanks, Alaska, at the Department of Natural Resources, Land Information
					 Office, 400 Willoughby Ave., 4th Floor, Juneau, Alaska, and on the department's
					 Internet web site at
www.dnr.state.ak.us/mlw/sua
.