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Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 1 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 06 - Document Recording and Filing › 11 AAC 06.051 - Filing uniform commercial code (UCC) records

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A UCC record is
				entitled to be filed if
(1) it is legible and
				capable of being copied and converted into legible form by a machine used in
				the filing office;
(2) it is
				accompanied by the fee for filing, as set out in 11 AAC 05.250;
(3) it is submitted on
(A) forms available through the department
				and designated for UCC record filing; or
(B) forms on the department's internet web
				site for online filing, if available;
(C) repealed 12/14/2008;
(4) for a UCC record that is an initial
				financing statement, the record
(A)
				identifies the debtor as an individual or an organization;
(B) contains the name and address of each
				debtor and secured party; and
(C)
				contains the legible printed or typed names of all parties required to be
				indexed; and
(5) for a
				UCC record that is an amendment or correction statement to an active initial
				financing statement in the UCC central filing office, the record contains the
				complete file number of the initial financing statement;
(6) repealed 12/14/2008.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 1 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 06 - Document Recording and Filing › 11 AAC 06.061 - Acceptance or refusal of uniform commercial code (UCC) records

Current through May 31, 2024
(a)
				The duties and responsibilities of the filing officer with respect to the
				administration of the UCC are ministerial. Provision of complete and accurate
				information on a filing form submitted by a filer is the responsibility of the
				filer. In accepting or refusing to file a UCC record under this chapter, the
				filing officer may not
(1) determine the
				legal sufficiency or insufficiency of a record;
(2) determine that a security interest in
				collateral exists or does not exist;
(3) determine that information in the record
				is correct or incorrect, in whole or in part; or
(4) create a presumption that information in
				the record is correct or incorrect, in whole or in part.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 1 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 06 - Document Recording and Filing › 11 AAC 06.062 - Search requests and reports

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) To retrieve a
				UCC record, by the name of the debtor or by the file number of the initial
				financing statement, a person may
(1)
				electronically search, at a filing office, the index established under
				AS
				45.29.519;
(2) electronically search the index
				established under
				AS
				45.29.519 by accessing the department's
				internet website; or
(3) submit, in
				accordance with this section, a request to the filing office for a search under
				AS
				45.29.523 of the index established under
				AS
				45.29.519.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 1 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 06 - Document Recording and Filing › 11 AAC 06.063 - Transition provisions

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) On and after August 23, 2001, the only
				initial financing statements that may be accepted in a district recording
				office are fixture statements, or initial filings relating to as-extracted
				collateral or timber to be cut. All other new financing statements must be
				submitted to the central filing office described in
				AS
				45.29.501(a)(2), if this
				state is the proper state for filing.
(b) On and after, August 23, 2001, existing
				filings in a district recording office may be amended, assigned, terminated, or
				released through the filing of a UCC amendment form until lapse.
(c) On and after, August 23, 2001, existing
				filings in a district recording office may not be continued through the filing
				of a UCC amendment form unless the initial filing is a fixture statement or a
				statement covering as-extracted collateral or timber to be cut. In order to
				extend the effectiveness of an existing financing statement, other than a
				fixture filing or related filing, on file in a district recording office, a new
				financing statement must be submitted to the proper place of filing under
				AS
				45.29.501-45.29.502. If the proper place of
				filing on or after August 23, 2001, is the UCC central filing office in this
				state, the new financing statement filed in lieu of a continuation must state
				that the statement is an "in lieu" statement and include copies of the prior
				filing and all changes and continuations previously filed pertaining to that
				filing. The "in lieu" statement shall be treated as a new initial financing
				statement in the UCC central filing office and a new lapse date
				calculated.
Authority:
AS
					 44.37.027
AS 45.29.501
AS 45.29.705
AS 45.29.706
AS 45.29.707
AS
					 45.29.708
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 1 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 06 - Document Recording and Filing › 11 AAC 06.070 - Return of original recorded documents

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) After a
				document is recorded, the original of the document must be returned either to
				the person identified on the document under
				AS
				40.17.030 or to the person who presented it.
				For a document submitted electronically, after the document is recorded, the
				document may be returned either by electronic means to the person that
				submitted it or as a paper document to the person identified on the document
				under AS
				40.17.030.
(b) If a document is filed and recorded, it
				shall be processed as a recorded document. However, the original becomes the
				property of the state. The state will permanently retain recorded plats of
				survey, subdivision plats, and records of survey.
Authority:
AS
					 09.80.150
AS 40.15.010
AS 40.17.070
AS
					 44.37.025
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 1 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 06 - Document Recording and Filing › 11 AAC 06.080 - Record of survey

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) To be eligible for recording under
				AS
				34.65.030, a record of survey must meet the
				requirements of
				AS
				40.17.030(a)(1), (2), (4), (5), (9), and
				(10), and
				11 AAC 06.040(a) (7) and (10). A record of survey is not complete
				unless it
(1) graphically shows the original
				and any reestablished monuments and all distances and directions required to
				determine the location of all monuments established during the
				survey;
(2) includes notations
				describing survey procedures used to establish monumentation during the
				survey;
(3) identifies the legal
				document the survey is based upon by filing number or by its recording book and
				page numbers if it is of record in this state;
(4) includes the statement, "this survey does
				not constitute a subdivision as defined by
				AS
				40.15.190(2)" if the survey
				is within an area governed by a platting authority;
(5) is sealed, signed, and dated by the
				registered land surveyor in charge of the survey;
(6) contains no proposed features or
				information not essential to identification of boundary locations or
				measurements;
(7) contains the
				title "Record of Survey"; and
(8)
				identifies the section, township, range, and meridian, and the subdivision name
				or U.S. Survey number if the property is located within either;
(9) repealed 8/23/2001.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 1 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 06 - Document Recording and Filing › 11 AAC 06.090 - Record of monument

Current through May 31, 2024
A record of monument may not be filed under
				  AS
				  34.65.040 unless it meets the prerequisites
				  for recording documents established by
				  11 AAC 06.040(a)
				  and is on a fully executed standard land survey record of monument form
				  provided by the department.
Authority:
AS
					 34.65.040
AS 34.65.060
AS 38.05.020
AS 40.17.030
AS
					 44.37.025
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 1 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 06 - Document Recording and Filing › 11 AAC 06.100 - Notice of disturbance or destruction of a survey monument

Current through May 31, 2024
A notice of disturbance or destruction of a survey monument
				  may not be recorded under
				  AS
				  34.65.040 unless it meets the prerequisites
				  for recording documents established by
				  AS
				  40.17.030 and
				  11 AAC 06.040 and is on a fully
				  executed notice of disturbance or destruction of a survey monument form
				  provided by the department.
Authority:
AS
					 34.65.040
AS 38.05.020
AS 34.65.060
AS 40.17.030
AS
					 44.37.025
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 1 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 06 - Document Recording and Filing › 11 AAC 06.110 - Filing office

Current through May 31, 2024
For purposes of filing a UCC record under
				  AS
				  45.29.501(a)(2) and (b), the
				  UCC central filing office is the support services division, Uniform Commercial
				  Code section within the department. The proper office of the department in
				  which to file a fixture statement and related records under
				  AS
				  45.29.501(a)(1) is the
				  recording office for the recording district in which the related real property
				  is located.
The mailing and geographic address of the Support Services
					 Division, Uniform Commercial Code Section, Department of Natural Resources, is
					 550 West 7th Ave., Suite 1200A, Anchorage, Alaska
					 99501.
Authority:
AS
					 44.37.025
AS 44.37.027
AS
					 45.29.501
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 1 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 06 - Document Recording and Filing › 11 AAC 06.120 - Notice of bankruptcy

Current through May 31, 2024
The filing officer may not take action if the officer
				  receives a notification, formal or informal, of a bankruptcy proceeding
				  involving a debtor named in a UCC record.
Authority:
AS
					 44.37.027
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 1 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 06 - Document Recording and Filing › 11 AAC 06.900 - Definitions

Current through May 31, 2024
In this chapter, unless the context requires
				  otherwise,
(1) "amendment" means a UCC
				record that amends the information contained in a financing statement;
				"amendment" includes an assignment, a continuation, a partial release, and a
				termination;
(2) "assignment" means
				an amendment that assigns all or a part of a secured party's power to authorize
				an amendment to a financing statement;
(3) "certified copy" means a copy of a
				document or record, signed and certified as a true copy by the officer in whose
				custody the document or record is or by any other person authorized to make the
				certification;
(4) "continuation"
				has the meaning given to "continuation statement" in
				AS
				45.29.102;
(5) repealed 8/29/2013;
(6) "department" means the Department of
				Natural Resources;
(7) "file" means
				to accept a UCC record into the public record by affixing serial number, date,
				and time information, and to retain that record;
(8) "financing statement" has the meaning
				given in AS 45.29.102;
(9) "fixture filing" has the meaning given in
				AS
				45.29.102;
(10) "fixture statement" means the financing
				statement that is filed in a fixture filing;
(11) "individual" means a
(A) natural person in a UCC record;
				or
(B) decedent in a UCC record, if
				a debtor is the decedent's estate;
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 07 - Boating and Boating Safety › Article 1 - Uniform State Waterway Marking System › 11 AAC 07.100 - Uniform state waterway marking system

Current through May 31, 2024
The provisions of the United States Aids to Navigation
					 System prescribed in 33
					 C.F.R. 62.27,
					 62.29,
					 62.31,
					 62.33, and
					 62.35, as revised as of July 1,
					 2002 and hereby adopted by reference, constitute the uniform state waterway
					 marking system for the placement of regulatory markers in the state. All
					 regulatory markers placed on or near the water of the state must conform to the
					 applicable specifications in the federal regulations adopted by reference in
					 this section.
Authority:
AS
						05.25.052
AS
						41.21.020
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 07 - Boating and Boating Safety › Article 1 - Uniform State Waterway Marking System › 11 AAC 07.110 - Compliance with state regulatory marker

Current through May 31, 2024
A person shall comply with a state regulatory marker that
					 conveys an official regulatory message.
Authority:
AS
						05.25.052
AS
						41.21.020
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 07 - Boating and Boating Safety › Article 1 - Uniform State Waterway Marking System › 11 AAC 07.190 - Prohibited activities

Current through May 31, 2024
A person may not
(1) moor or otherwise attach a boat or other
				  object to a state regulatory marker, other than a mooring buoy;
(2) deface, remove, destroy, or otherwise
				  alter a state regulatory marker.
Authority:
AS
						05.25.052
AS
						41.21.020
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 07 - Boating and Boating Safety › Article 2 - General Provisions › 11 AAC 07.990 - Definitions

Current through May 31, 2024
In this chapter, unless the context requires
					 otherwise,
(1) "official regulatory
				  message" means a message, warning, instruction, or prohibition on a regulatory
				  marker, including messages addressing boat speed, no wake zones, and swim
				  areas;
(2) "regulatory marker" has
				  the meaning given in
				  AS
				  05.25.100;
(3) "state regulatory marker" means a
				  regulatory marker placed by the state on or near the water of the
				  state;
(4) "water of the state" has
				  the meaning given in
				  AS
				  05.25.100.
Authority:
AS
						05.25.052
AS
						41.21.020
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 09 - State Recreation Rivers System › Article 1 - General Provisions › 11 AAC 09.005 - Management plan

Current through May 31, 2024
The area-wide and unit-specific management policies
					 (Chapters 2 and 3) of the Susitna Basin Recreation Rivers Management Plan,
					 dated August 1991, which went into effect on May 12, 1991, in accordance with
					 AS
					 41.23.440, are adopted by reference as a
					 regulation. The department will administer this chapter in accordance with the
					 cited portions of the management plan.
Copies of the Susitna Basin Recreation Rivers Management
						Plan described in
						11 AAC 09.005 may be reviewed at
						the public information offices of the Department of Natural Resources in
						Fairbanks, Anchorage, and Juneau as well as its area office in Palmer,
						Alaska.
Authority:
AS
						41.23.410
AS 41.23.420
AS 41.23.440
AS 41.23.570
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 09 - State Recreation Rivers System › Article 1 - General Provisions › 11 AAC 09.010 - Float plane landing areas

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) After
				  consultation with appropriate governmental and private entities, the
				  commissioner will designate a portion of a recreation river as closed to float
				  plane landing or takeoff, if the commissioner determines that the landing or
				  takeoff would be a significant public safety concern. In addition, the
				  commissioner will designate a portion of a recreation river as a float plane
				  landing area and exclude or restrict all other vehicular traffic, if the
				  commissioner determines that other vehicular traffic would be a significant
				  public safety concern. A float plane landing area will not be designated within
				  a non-motorized portion of a recreation river. The commissioner will notify the
				  public of an area closed to float plane landing or takeoff or designated as a
				  float plane landing area by publication in a newspaper of general circulation
				  in the affected area and by giving notice to appropriate federal
				  authorities.
Authority:
AS
						41.23.400
AS 41.23.410
AS 41.23.420
AS
						41.23.440
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 09 - State Recreation Rivers System › Article 1 - General Provisions › 11 AAC 09.020 - Public use cabins

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) The commissioner will place into a public
				  use cabin system a cabin within the recreation rivers system that the
				  department acquires by any method or constructs, unless the commissioner
				  determines that the placement is inconsistent with the management plan for the
				  area.
(b) A person may not use or
				  occupy a cabin in the public use cabin system that is managed by the department
				  on a reservation and fee basis without first obtaining a reservation from the
				  department and paying the required fee.
Authority:
AS
						41.23.410
AS 41.23.420
AS
						41.23.440
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 09 - State Recreation Rivers System › Article 1 - General Provisions › 11 AAC 09.030 - Generally allowed uses

Current through May 31, 2024
A permit or other written authorization is required for
					 uses and activities not appearing on the list in this section. The following
					 land uses and activities, alone or in combination, are generally allowed uses
					 on land subject to the Susitna Basin Recreation Rivers Management Plan, adopted
					 by reference in
					 11 AAC 09.005, that do not require
					 an authorization under AS 41 or
					 11 AAC 96.010(a),
					 except that a land use or activity for a commercial recreation purpose requires
					 prior registration under
					 11 AAC 96.018:
(1) travel or travel-related activities, as
				  follows:
(A) hiking, backpacking, skiing,
				  climbing, or other foot travel;
(B)
				  bicycling;
(C) travel by horse or
				  dogsled or with pack animals;
(D)
				  using an off-road motorized vehicle with a gross weight of 1,000 pounds or
				  less, including a snowmobile or all-terrain vehicle, whether wheeled or
				  tracked, on established trails, except during periods when Table 2.1 of the
				  management plan closes the area to motorized use;
(E) using an off-road motorized vehicle with
				  a gross weight of 1,000 pounds or less, including a snowmobile or all-terrain
				  vehicle, whether wheeled or tracked, off an established road right-of-way if
				  the department gives public notice that snow cover and ground frost is
				  sufficient to prevent damage to vegetation;
(F) using a highway vehicle on a road or
				  trail built and maintained for use by highway vehicles;
(G) using a boat, canoe, raft, or kayak,
				  subject to restrictions for non-motorized and powerboat-only areas as listed in
				  Table 2.1 of the management plan;
(H) using personal watercraft only on the
				  Susitna, Yentna, and Skwentna Rivers;
(I) landing a fixed-wing aircraft or
				  helicopter, except during periods when Table 2.1 of the management plan closes
				  the area to motorized use;
(J)
				  driving up to 100 head of livestock;
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 09 - State Recreation Rivers System › Article 1 - General Provisions › 11 AAC 09.040 - Resource management camp

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) Upon written
				  determination of its necessity by the department, the commissioner will, in the
				  commissioner's discretion, designate a site within the recreation river
				  management system as a resource management camp. In the designation, the
				  commissioner will, in the commissioner's discretion, establish conditions for
				  the use of the camp consistent with the management plan.
(b) A resource management camp will be
				  available to a municipal, state, or federal agency or non-profit group that has
				  entered into a cooperative management agreement with the department concerning
				  the use of the site.
Authority:
AS
						41.23.400
AS 41.23.420
AS 41.23.440
AS 41.23.470
AS
						41.23.480
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 09 - State Recreation Rivers System › Article 1 - General Provisions › 11 AAC 09.050 - Enforcement orders

Current through May 31, 2024
The management plan referred to in
					 11 AAC 09.005 establishes the
					 activity restrictions the commissioner finds necessary to implement the
					 purposes of
					 AS
					 41.23.400. A person's noncompliance with
					 those restrictions will be dealt with as follows:
(1) a peace officer designated to enforce the
				  provisions of
				  AS
				  41.23.400-41.23.510 will serve notice of the
				  applicable restriction by personally communicating it to the person or, if the
				  person is not present, by posting at the site of the noncompliance;
(2) the notice will include an order to
				  correct the noncompliance within a stated period by ceasing or modifying the
				  restricted activity, restoring damage caused to state land and water, or
				  leaving the premises; the notice will notify the user that an inspection is
				  required to determine whether the noncompliance has been corrected; the order
				  constitutes a written authorization of the division of land;
(3) for each inspection to determine whether
				  the noncompliance has been corrected, an inspection fee as required by 11 AAC 05.160 will be charged;
(4) failure
				  to comply with the peace officer's order terminates the person's privilege of
				  using the recreation rivers system, suspends the user's permit, if any, issued
				  under 11 AAC 09.200 or
				  11 AAC 09.300, and constitutes a
				  trespass; if the noncompliance continues or fees are not paid, the department
				  reserves the right to pursue any lawful remedy, including an action for civil
				  or criminal trespass.
Authority:
AS
						38.05.020
AS 41.23.400
AS 41.23.420
AS 41.23.440
AS
						41.23.470
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 09 - State Recreation Rivers System › Article 2 - Use by General Public › 11 AAC 09.200 - Recreation rivers permit

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A recreation
				  rivers permit from the department is required for a non-commercial activity
				  that does not appear on the list in
				  11 AAC 09.030.
(b) A person applying for a recreation rivers
				  permit shall submit to the department:
(1) a
				  completed application on a form provided by the department;
(2) the fee as required by 11 AAC 05.210; and
(3) proof of the applicant's
				  current comprehensive liability insurance coverage.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 09 - State Recreation Rivers System › Article 2 - Use by General Public › 11 AAC 09.210 - General permit

Current through May 31, 2024
The department may issue a general permit under
					 11 AAC 09.200 to authorize a
					 specific category of uses requiring a recreation rivers permit. The general
					 permit is subject to specific terms and conditions listed on the permit. If the
					 department issues a general permit, an applicant for a recreation rivers permit
					 must meet all of the requirements of
					 11 AAC 09.200.
Authority:
AS
						41.23.400
AS 41.23.410
AS
						41.23.420
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 09 - State Recreation Rivers System › Article 2 - Use by General Public › 11 AAC 09.220 - Reports

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A holder of a permit issued under
				  11 AAC 09.040 shall submit a
				  written report to the department within 30 days after completing the permitted
				  activity. The report shall summarize the activity conducted under the
				  permit.
(b) A holder of a permit
				  issued under
				  11 AAC 09.200 for more than one
				  year in duration shall file an annual report with the department before the
				  anniversary of the date on which the permit was originally issued. The annual
				  report must summarize the activities conducted under the permit in the past
				  year.
Authority:
AS
						41.23.400
AS 41.23.410
AS 41.23.420
AS 41.23.440
AS 41.23.470
AS
						41.23.500
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 09 - State Recreation Rivers System › Article 3 - Commercial Use › 11 AAC 09.300 - Commercial-use permit

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A commercial-use permit from the
				  department is required for a commercial recreation activity that does not
				  appear on the list in
				  11 AAC 09.030.
(b) A person applying for a commercial-use
				  permit shall submit to the department
(1) a
				  completed application on a form provided by the department;
(2) the fee as required by 11 AAC 210; and
(3) proof of the applicant's
				  comprehensive liability insurance coverage as required by
				  11 AAC 09.320.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 09 - State Recreation Rivers System › Article 3 - Commercial Use › 11 AAC 09.305 - General permit

Current through May 31, 2024
The department may issue a general permit under
					 11 AAC 09.300 to authorize a
					 specific category of uses requiring a commercial-use permit. The general permit
					 is subject to specific terms and conditions listed on the permit. If the
					 department issues a general permit, an applicant must meet all the requirements
					 of 11 AAC 09.300(b).
Authority:
AS
						41.23.410
AS
						41.23.440
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 09 - State Recreation Rivers System › Article 3 - Commercial Use › 11 AAC 09.310 - Fees

Current through May 31, 2024
The flat rate fee required by 11 AAC 05.050(1) must be paid
					 before obtaining a commercial-use permit. The additional fees required by 11 AAC 05.050(2) must be paid on either a monthly or seasonal basis, as directed
					 by the commissioner, except that the commissioner will, in the commissioner's
					 discretion and after determining it to be in the financial interest of the
					 state, waive all or part of the additional fees required by 11 AAC 05.050(2).
Authority:
AS
						41.23.410
AS
						41.23.440
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 09 - State Recreation Rivers System › Article 3 - Commercial Use › 11 AAC 09.320 - Insurance and performance guarantees

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) An applicant
				  for a commercial-use permit shall provide proof to the department of a current
				  comprehensive liability insurance policy that will cover the activity to be
				  permitted. The amount of required insurance coverage may vary depending on the
				  applicant's activity, but must be a minimum of $300,000. The policy must be
				  issued by a company that has a certificate of authority issued under
				  AS
				  21.09.010 in force and in good standing or
				  whose company name appears on the list of approved surplus line insurers under
				  AS
				  21.34.050. The State of Alaska must be listed
				  as an additional insured on the insurance policy.
(b) Before issuance of a commercial-use
				  permit, the department will notify the applicant of the amount of performance
				  guarantee for each specific permitted activity. The amount of the performance
				  guarantee shall be based on the past performance of the applicant related to
				  the activities for which a permit is requested, the potential for damage to
				  state resources or liability incurred by the state, and the potential cost to
				  the state of restoration because of activities conducted under the permit. The
				  amount of the performance guarantee may not exceed estimated potential costs or
				  liability, but shall not be less that $1,000. The department will not issue the
				  commercial-use permit before the department has received the required
				  performance guarantee from the applicant.
Information regarding an insurance company's certificate
						of authority or the listing of approved surplus line insurers may be obtained
						by contacting the Division of Insurance, Department of Community and Economic
						Development, P.O. Box 110805, Juneau, Alaska, 99811.
As of Register 151 (October 1999), the regulations
						attorney made technical revisions under
						AS
						44.62.125(b)(6) to reflect
						the name change of the Department of Commerce and Economic Development to the
						Department of Community and Economic Development made by ch. 58, SLA 1999 and
						the corresponding title change of the commissioner of commerce and economic
						development.
Authority:
AS
						41.23.410
AS 41.23.440
AS
						41.23.470
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 09 - State Recreation Rivers System › Article 3 - Commercial Use › 11 AAC 09.330 - Commercial camps

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A commercial enterprise wishing to
				  establish a camp on state land in a recreation river must apply to the
				  department for a commercial-use permit. A limited number of permits is
				  available allowing camps for longer than four days between May 15 and August 31
				  of each year. Guidelines established in the management plan specify the number
				  of permits and the general locations available.
(b) A permit is issued for the term of the
				  actual use of a commercial camp. The permitted use may include related
				  activities, such as storage of the disassembled camp.
(c) Each permit for longer than four days
				  between May 15 and August 31 of each year will be available on a first-come,
				  first-served basis until such time as the commissioner determines that the
				  demand exceeds the supply. At that time, the department will initiate a lottery
				  or an auction for the years following the year in which the demand exceeded the
				  supply.
(d) A commercial camp must
				  be located consistent with the management plan described in
				  11 AAC 09.005. However, a camp may
				  not be:
(1) located in a public use
				  site;
(2) located below ordinary
				  high water;
(3) located within 100
				  feet of a waterbody or wetland;
(4)
				  located within 300 feet of a recognized heritage site;
(5) authorized if it does not minimize
				  evidence of human activity as seen from the river;
(6) allowed to block public easements or
				  trails; or
(7) located within
				  one-quarter mile of a bald eagle nest.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 09 - State Recreation Rivers System › Article 3 - Commercial Use › 11 AAC 09.340 - Reports

Current through May 31, 2024
A holder of a commercial-use permit shall submit a written
					 report to the department within 30 days after completing the permitted
					 activity. The report shall summarize the activities conducted under the
					 permit.
Authority:
AS
						41.23.400
AS 41.23.410
AS 41.23.420
AS 41.23.440
AS 41.23.470
AS
						41.23.500
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 12 - Public Use › Article 1 - State Park Land and Water Restrictions › 11 AAC 12.010 - Limitation on use of park lands and waters (Repealed)

Current through May 31, 2024
Effective 5/11/85, Register 94, the substance of former
						11 AAC 12.010 is contained in
						11 AAC 12.335.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 12 - Public Use › Article 1 - State Park Land and Water Restrictions › 11 AAC 12.020 - Vehicle control

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) No person may
				  fail to comply with a traffic or parking control sign in a state
				  park.
(b) No person may place or
				  operate a vehicle beyond the boundaries established by a traffic control device
				  placed to control or prohibit access by a vehicle in a state park.
(c) A person may not place or operate a
				  vehicle in a state park except
(1) on a road
				  or in a parking area;
(2) as
				  authorized by the director under
				  11 AAC 18.010; or
(3) as otherwise provided in 11 AAC
				  20.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 12 - Public Use › Article 1 - State Park Land and Water Restrictions › 11 AAC 12.050 - Refuse and waste

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) No person may bring waste or refuse from
				  household, commercial, industrial, or construction activities into a state park
				  for disposal.
(b) No person may
				  place waste or refuse in state park water, or on land or water capable of
				  contaminating state park water.
(c)
				  Unless it is deposited in a park waste receptacle, waste or refuse created in
				  the course of activities in a state park must be removed from the state park by
				  those responsible for its creation.
(d) The provisions of this section do not
				  apply to animal waste normally discarded by hunters, trappers, or fishermen in
				  the course of legal hunting, trapping, or fishing, except that waste must not
				  be left within 100 feet of a trail, road, or developed facility.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS 41.21.040
AS
						41.21.950
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 12 - Public Use › Article 1 - State Park Land and Water Restrictions › 11 AAC 12.110 - Motor vehicle operations

Current through May 31, 2024
A person under 14 years of age may not operate a vehicle in
					 a state park unless accompanied by and under the direct supervision of a parent
					 or person 21 years of age or older. Proof of age or a state identification card
					 shall be presented at the request of a park officer if the officer suspects
					 that the motor vehicle operator unaccompanied by a parent or person 21 years of
					 age or older is younger than 14 years of age.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS 41.21.040
AS
						41.21.950
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 12 - Public Use › Article 1 - State Park Land and Water Restrictions › 11 AAC 12.115 - Bicycles, fat-tire bicycles, and electric bicycles

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A person may
				  ride a bicycle, a fat-tire bicycle, any class of electric bicycle, or any class
				  of fat-tire electric bicycle on any road open to the use of automobiles or
				  motorcycles.
(b) A person may ride
				  a bicycle, a fat-tire bicycle, any class of electric bicycle, or any class of
				  fat-tire electric bicycle on any trail open to the use of off-road
				  vehicles.
(c) A person may ride a
				  class-1 electric bicycle on any trail open to the use of bicycles unless the
				  trail is posted as closed to electric bicycles under (g) of this section or the
				  trail is closed to electric bicycles under 11 AAC 20 or 11 AAC 21.
(d) Notwithstanding 11 AAC 20 and 11 AAC 21,
				  a person may ride a fat-tire bicycle in any areas open to use of bicycles and
(1) on gravel and sand beaches adjacent to
				  waters subject to tidal influence;
(2) in any area open to the use of
				  snowmobiles, except for Denali State Park;
(3) in Chena River State Recreation Area,
				  from November 15 through March 31;
(4) in Chugach State Park, from November 15
				  through March 31 within the following areas:
(A) in the Eagle River watercourse and gravel
				  bars downstream of the confluence of Icicle Creek and Eagle River located in
				  Section 25, T13N, RIE, Seward Meridian, excluding the South Fork and Meadow
				  Creek;
(B) on Eklutna
				  Lake;
(C) Lost Cabin Valley
				  Trail;
(D) Middle Fork Loop Trail;
				  and
(E) Wolverine Bowl Ski Loop
				  Trail; or
(5) in Denali
				  State Park, from November 15 through March 31 on groomed snowmobile
				  trails.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 12 - Public Use › Article 1 - State Park Land and Water Restrictions › 11 AAC 12.120 - Horses

Current through May 31, 2024
No person may ride, drive, lead, or otherwise use a horse,
					 mule, or burro in a state park, except as provided under 11 AAC
					 20.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS 41.21.040
AS
						41.21.950
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 12 - Public Use › Article 1 - State Park Land and Water Restrictions › 11 AAC 12.130 - Pets

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) Except as provided in this subsection for
				  a person permitted to occupy a public use cabin under
				  11 AAC 12.245, a person may not
				  have a dog or other pet in a developed facility of a state park unless the dog
				  or other pet is on a leash not exceeding nine feet in length, and is under
				  control by a person at all times. A person permitted to occupy a public use
				  cabin under
				  11 AAC 12.245 may have a dog or
				  other pet off a leash within 300 feet of that cabin, if the dog or other pet is
				  under control by that person at all times. The director may require leash
				  control in, or prohibit dogs and other pets from, areas or buildings in a state
				  park for the purposes of controlling noise, public safety, or
				  sanitation.
(b) No person may have
				  a dog or other pet that creates excessive noise, a public safety hazard, or
				  unsanitary conditions in a developed facility of a state park.
(c) A service dog is exempt from prohibitions
				  against pets in a state park.
(d) A
				  state park officer may seize a dog or other pet running at large in a state
				  park and may destroy the dog or other pet if it is mad, vicious, or harassing
				  wildlife.
(e) A person may not have
				  a pet in an undeveloped area of a park where leash control is not required
				  unless that pet is under control by that person at all times.
Authority:
AS
						03.55.010
AS 03.55.020
AS 03.55.030
AS 41.21.020
AS 41.21.040
AS
						41.21.955
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 12 - Public Use › Article 1 - State Park Land and Water Restrictions › 11 AAC 12.140 - Construction of structures

Current through May 31, 2024
No person may construct or maintain a dock, cabin, home,
					 building, or other structure in a state park, unless authorized by the director
					 under 11 AAC 18.010.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS 41.21.040
AS
						41.21.950
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 12 - Public Use › Article 1 - State Park Land and Water Restrictions › 11 AAC 12.150 - Construction of signs

Current through May 31, 2024
No person may construct or display a sign in a state park,
					 with the exception of a state regulatory marker placed by an authorized state
					 employee, unless authorized by the director under
					 11 AAC 18.010.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS 41.21.040
AS
						41.21.950
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 12 - Public Use › Article 1 - State Park Land and Water Restrictions › 11 AAC 12.160 - Assembly

Current through May 31, 2024
No person may organize or conduct an assembly of more than
					 20 people in a state park, unless authorized by the director under
					 11 AAC 18.010.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS 41.21.040
AS
						41.21.950
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 12 - Public Use › Article 1 - State Park Land and Water Restrictions › 11 AAC 12.170 - Disturbance of natural objects

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) No person may
				  disturb, damage, deface, or remove natural objects including trees, plants,
				  moss, rocks, gravel, or minerals, unless authorized by this section or by the
				  director under
				  11 AAC 18.010.
(b) A person may gather berries, fruits,
				  mushrooms, and similar edibles for personal consumption, but not for sale or
				  distribution.
(c) A person may
				  gather dead wood lying on the ground in a state park for lawful personal use in
				  the state park.
(d) No person may
				  gather dead or burnt wood for personal use off of state park land, unless
				  authorized by the director under
				  11 AAC 18.010.
(e) A person may disturb natural objects in a
				  manner which is reasonable and customary while setting traps while lawfully
				  trapping.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS 41.21.040
AS
						41.21.950
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 12 - Public Use › Article 1 - State Park Land and Water Restrictions › 11 AAC 12.175 - Cultural, archaeological, and historical material

Current through May 31, 2024
No person may disturb or remove cultural, archaeological,
					 or historical material from a state park, unless authorized by the director
					 under 11 AAC 18.010.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS 41.21.040
AS 41.21.950
AS
						41.35.200
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 12 - Public Use › Article 1 - State Park Land and Water Restrictions › 11 AAC 12.180 - Fires

Current through May 31, 2024
In a state park, all fires must be in a portable campstove
					 or confined to a structure provided by the division for fires, except as
					 authorized by the director under
					 11 AAC 18.010 or as otherwise
					 provided by 11 AAC 20.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS 41.21.040
AS
						41.21.950
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 12 - Public Use › Article 1 - State Park Land and Water Restrictions › 11 AAC 12.190 - Firearms and other weapons

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A person may
				  not discharge a weapon within a state park except as provided by this section,
				  AS 41.21, 11 AAC 20, or 11 AAC 21.
(b) A person may discharge a weapon within a
				  shooting range established by the director, subject to the rules posted for
				  that shooting range.
(c) A
				  certified bowhunter may discharge a bow and arrow in a state park in an area
				  otherwise closed to the discharge of weapons for the purpose of lawful hunting
				  except that a person may not discharge a bow and arrow within 300 feet of a
				  developed facility, within the areas specified in (d)(2) - (7) of this section,
				  or as otherwise provided by AS 41.21, 11 AAC 20, or 11 AAC 21.
(d) Notwithstanding (c) of this section, a
				  person may discharge a weapon in a state park for the purpose of lawful hunting
				  or trapping, except that a person may not discharge a weapon in a state park as
				  follows:
(1) within one-quarter mile of a
				  developed facility or as otherwise provided by this section, AS 41.21, 11 AAC
				  20, or 11 AAC 21;
(2) in Chilkoot
				  State Trail;
(3) in Chugach State
				  Park within one-half mile of the Seward Highway;
(4) in Chugach State Park within the
				  following drainages:
(A) Eklutna River
				  excluding the east fork of Eklutna River and Thunderbird Creek above
				  Thunderbird Falls;
(B) Eagle River
				  and all tributary drainages downstream from the confluence of Icicle Creek and
				  Eagle River located in Section 25, T13N, RIE, Seward Meridian;
(C) all forks of Campbell Creek;
(D) Rabbit Creek;
(E) McHugh Creek; and
(F) Rainbow Creek;
(5) in Denali State Park within one-quarter
				  mile south or east of the Parks Highway or within one-half mile of the trail
				  around Byers Lake;
(6) in the Kenai
				  River Special Management Area below Skilak Lake except that a person may, for
				  the purpose of lawful waterfowl hunting, discharge a shotgun below Skilak Lake
				  from September 1 through April 30;
(7) in the Kenai River Special Management
				  Area between Kenai Lake and Skilak Lake.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 12 - Public Use › Article 1 - State Park Land and Water Restrictions › 11 AAC 12.195 - Explosives

Current through May 31, 2024
A person may not discharge an explosive, gas operated
					 explosive device, or similar device in a state park, except as authorized by
					 the director under
					 11 AAC 18.010.
11 AAC 12.195,
						regarding explosives, was formerly part of
						11 AAC 12.190. The history of
						11 AAC 12.190 is reflected in the
						history note for
						11 AAC 12.195.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS 41.21.040
AS
						41.21.950
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 12 - Public Use › Article 1 - State Park Land and Water Restrictions › 11 AAC 12.197 - Fireworks

Current through May 31, 2024
A person may not discharge a firework in a state park,
					 except as authorized by the director under
					 11 AAC 18.010.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS 41.21.040
AS
						41.21.950
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 12 - Public Use › Article 1 - State Park Land and Water Restrictions › 11 AAC 12.200 - Underwater diving safety

Current through May 31, 2024
A person engaged in underwater diving in a state park shall
					 place a flagged buoy in the water. The flag must be red with one white diagonal
					 stripe and large enough to be identifiable at 100 yards.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS 41.21.040
AS
						41.21.950
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 12 - Public Use › Article 1 - State Park Land and Water Restrictions › 11 AAC 12.210 - Limitation as to numbers

Current through May 31, 2024
The number of vehicles and persons occupying a campsite
					 unit may be limited by a local park officer for the preservation of the site
					 and safety of the campers.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 12 - Public Use › Article 1 - State Park Land and Water Restrictions › 11 AAC 12.220 - Unattended camps and equipment

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) Within a
				  developed campground, a person may not leave a campsite unoccupied the first
				  night after camping equipment is set up or a vehicle is parked in the campsite,
				  or on each subsequent night, unless advance arrangements have been made with a
				  state park officer. Camping equipment or a vehicle left unattended for a period
				  of 48 hours at a campsite may be impounded, unless advance arrangements have
				  been made with a state park officer.
(b) A person may not leave camping equipment
				  or a vehicle in an undeveloped area of a state park for more than 72 hours
				  unless the person is primarily engaged in recreation activities on a daily
				  basis in the state park in which the camping equipment or vehicle is located or
				  on public land adjacent to the state park. Unless advance arrangements are made
				  with a state park officer, camping equipment or a vehicle left in a state park
				  in an undeveloped area for more than 72 hours may be impounded by a state park
				  officer if the officer determines the owner is not engaged in recreational
				  activities in a state park or on public land adjacent to a state
				  park.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS 41.21.040
AS
						41.21.950