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Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 20 - State Park Land and Water › Article 17 - Kenai River Special Management Area › 11 AAC 20.862 - Boating methods

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) Except for
				  Kenai and Skilak Lakes, a person may not operate a motor powered boat on waters
				  of the Kenai River Special Management Area with more than six persons on board,
				  including the operator, unless authorized by the director under a permit issued
				  under 11 AAC 18.
(b) A person may
				  not anchor a boat in the Kenai River Special Management Area in a manner
				  obstructing a primary traffic channel or drift fishing channel of any section
				  of the river.
(c) Except as
				  provided by (d) of this section, a person may not leave an anchored buoy
				  unattended in the Kenai River Special Management Area, unless authorized by the
				  director under a permit issued under 11 AAC 18.
(d) A person may leave an anchor buoy
				  unattended for not longer than 45 minutes. A person may not leave an anchor
				  buoy to increase the number of occupants in a boat or change occupants in a
				  boat. The anchor buoy must be marked with the boat registration numbers of the
				  vessel utilizing the anchor buoy.
(e) A person may not tie-up a boat to state
				  land, including easements and rights of way, for more than 24 consecutive hours
				  unless authorized by the director under a permit issued under 11 AAC
				  18.
(f) A person may not anchor a
				  boat, houseboat, platform, or any structure or vessel on Kenai or Skilak Lake
				  for more than 15 days in a 30-day period, other than adjacent to private
				  property with prior approval of the property owner, unless authorized by the
				  director under a permit issued under 11 AAC 18.
(g) Except in the event of a danger to life,
				  health, or public safety, a person may not use a motor to propel or tow a boat
				  for any purpose
(1) on days or in areas
				  designated under
				  5 AAC 57.121 for non-motorized fishing; or
(2) in areas designated under
				  11 AAC 20.865 for non-motorized
				  use.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 20 - State Park Land and Water › Article 17 - Kenai River Special Management Area › 11 AAC 20.865 - Non-motorized areas

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) The operation of a boat by the use of a
				  motor is prohibited
(1) on the Kenai River
				  between river mile 80.7 and Skilak Lake; and
(2) on the Kenai River between Skilak Lake
				  and river mile 47.0 from March 15 through June 14.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 20 - State Park Land and Water › Article 17 - Kenai River Special Management Area › 11 AAC 20.867 - Personal watercraft

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A person may operate a personal
				  watercraft within the Kenai River Special Management Area only on Kenai Lake on
				  the portion of the lake that is north of a line running from the Primrose
				  Campground boat launch to a prominent marker on the east shore of Kenai Lake,
				  and east of a line running from the Chugach Electric Association powerhouse to
				  a marker on the south side of Porcupine Island, and thence north to the United
				  States Forest Service campground on the north side of Porcupine
				  Island.
(b) Within the area on
				  Kenai Lake described in (a) of this section in which a personal watercraft may
				  be operated, a person may not operate a personal watercraft
(1) within 300 feet of shore
(A) greater than five miles per hour;
				  or
(B) in a manner that creates a
				  wake; or
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 20 - State Park Land and Water › Article 17 - Kenai River Special Management Area › 11 AAC 20.870 - Boating and aircraft speed limits

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A person may
				  not operate a boat at a speed greater than five miles per hour in the no wake
				  area between the Kenai Lake Bridge and river mile 80.7 on the Kenai
				  River.
(b) No person may operate a
				  boat or aircraft at a speed greater than five miles per hour in the no wake
				  area of the Moose River between the Sterling Highway Bridge and the confluence
				  with the Kenai River.
(c) No person
				  may operate a boat or aircraft at a speed greater than five miles per hour in
				  the no wake area of the side (north) channel of the Kenai River from river mile
				  11 downstream through lower Beaver Creek to its confluence with the main
				  channel of the Kenai River at approximately river mile 10.
(d) A person may not operate a boat or
				  aircraft at a speed greater than five miles per hour in the no wake area within
				  the channel north of the island located between river mile 15.2 and river mile
				  14.7, which includes the upstream and downstream entrances to Castaway
				  Cove.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS 41.21.040
AS
						41.21.506
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 20 - State Park Land and Water › Article 17 - Kenai River Special Management Area › 11 AAC 20.875 - Water skiing

Current through May 31, 2024
Except for Kenai Lake, no person may water ski on the water
					 of the Kenai River Special Management Area.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS 41.21.040
AS
						41.21.506
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 20 - State Park Land and Water › Article 17 - Kenai River Special Management Area › 11 AAC 20.880 - Camping

Current through May 31, 2024
Within the Kenai Special Management Area a person may not
					 camp
(1) on an island; or
(2) within the following upland units:
(A) Big Eddy;
(B) Ciechanski;
(C) Cooper Landing Boat Launch;
(D) Eagle Rock;
(E) Funny River adjacent to river miles 29.6
				  to 30.1;
(F) Honeymoon
				  Cove;
(G) Kenai Keys;
(H) Kenai River Flats;
(I) Nilnunqa;
(J) Pipeline Crossing;
(K) Slikok Creek;
(L) The Pillars; or
(M) other areas in which camping is
				  designated as prohibited.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 20 - State Park Land and Water › Article 17 - Kenai River Special Management Area › 11 AAC 20.890 - Boat rentals

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A person may
				  not provide boats for use in the Kenai River Special Management Area as a
				  commercial activity without first obtaining a commercial use permit under 11
				  AAC 18 with specific authorization for rental activities.
(b) For purposes of this section, "commercial
				  activity" has the meaning given in 11 AAC 12.990.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS
						41.21.506
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 20 - State Park Land and Water › Article 18 - Special Provisions › 11 AAC 20.905 - Use of alcoholic beverages

Current through May 31, 2024
Unless authorized by the director, a person may not possess
					 or consume alcoholic beverages at
(1)
				  Miller Point at Fort Abercrombie State Historic Park;
(2) Castle Hill State Historic
				  Site;
(3) Repealed
				  11/15/2015;
(4) Old Sitka State
				  Historic Site;
(5) Totem Bight
				  State Historic Site;
(6)
				  Independence Mine State Historical Park Visitor Center;
(7) Big Lake North State Recreation
				  Site;
(8) Big Lake South State
				  Recreation Site; or
(9) Rocky Lake
				  State Recreation Site.
(10) Chena
				  River State Recreation Site.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS
						41.21.040
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 20 - State Park Land and Water › Article 18 - Special Provisions › 11 AAC 20.910 - Horse use in Kenai state parks

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) The use of
				  horses, mules, and burros is allowed in all state parks on the Kenai Peninsula
				  with the exception of
(1) Nilnunqua State
				  Historic Site;
(2) campgrounds,
				  swim beaches, and picnic areas;
(3)
				  officially designated and marked hiking trails; and
(4) areas above timberline.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 20 - State Park Land and Water › Article 18 - Special Provisions › 11 AAC 20.914 - Old Kasilof Landing boat launching and retrieval

Current through May 31, 2024
A person may not launch a boat into the Kasilof River at
					 the Old Kasilof Landing in the Kasilof River State Recreation Site unless
					 permitted by the director under 11 AAC 18. A person may only retrieve a boat
					 from the Kasilof River at the Old Kasilof Landing if the boat is
(1) non-motorized; or
(2) equipped with not more than one motor,
				  with a total propeller shaft horsepower rating of 10 horsepower or
				  less.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS
						41.21.040
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 20 - State Park Land and Water › Article 18 - Special Provisions › 11 AAC 20.916 - Use of aircraft at Johnson Lake State Recreation Area

Current through May 31, 2024
The use of aircraft is allowed on Johnson Lake, except for
					 the purpose of practice landing.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS
						41.21.040
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 20 - State Park Land and Water › Article 18 - Special Provisions › 11 AAC 20.917 - Use of power boats at Johnson Lake State Recreation Area

Current through May 31, 2024
The use of boats powered by electric trolling motors is
					 allowed on the waters of Johnson Lake State Recreation Area.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS
						41.21.040
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 20 - State Park Land and Water › Article 18 - Special Provisions › 11 AAC 20.918 - Recreational gold panning in Kenai state parks

Current through May 31, 2024
Recreational gold panning is allowed in state parks on the
					 Kenai Peninsula with the following stipulations:
(1) no motorized equipment is used;
(2) a person uses no more equipment than a
				  gold pan and a shovel;
(3) no
				  person may use a shovel to recreational gold pan within the Kenai National
				  Wildlife Refuge located between river mile 45.5 and 74;
(4) no chemicals are used;
(5) anadromous fish streams are only open to
				  recreational gold panning between May 16 and July 14 annually;
(6) no person may stake or file a mining
				  claim or leasehold location in a state park; and
(7) no person may extract or disturb natural
				  materials for the purpose of recreational gold panning above the ordinary high
				  water line or where vegetative material exists.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS
						41.21.040
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 20 - State Park Land and Water › Article 18 - Special Provisions › 11 AAC 20.919 - Recreational gold panning in Independence Mine State Historical Park

Current through May 31, 2024
Recreational gold panning is allowed in Independence Mine
					 State Historical Park with the following stipulations:
(1) no motorized equipment is used;
(2) a person uses no more equipment than a
				  gold pan and a shovel;
(3) no
				  chemicals are used;
(4) no person
				  may stake or file a mining claim or leasehold location in a state park;
				  and
(5) no person may extract or
				  disturb natural materials for the purpose of recreational gold panning above
				  the ordinary high water line or where vegetative material exists.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS
						41.21.040
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 20 - State Park Land and Water › Article 18 - Special Provisions › 11 AAC 20.920 - Horse use and power boat use at Kepler/Bradley State Recreation Area

Current through May 31, 2024
(a)
				  The use of horses, mules, and burros is allowed on designated trails at
				  Kepler/Bradley State Recreation Area.
(b) The use of horses is subject to the
				  following conditions:
(1) groups using 10 or
				  more animals must obtain authorization from the director under
				  11 AAC 18.010 before entering a
				  park;
(2) tethering horses, mules,
				  and burros within 100 feet of fresh water is prohibited;
(3) loose herding of animals is
				  prohibited.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 20 - State Park Land and Water › Article 18 - Special Provisions › 11 AAC 20.921 - Use of aircraft at Rocky Lake State Recreation Site

Current through May 31, 2024
The use of aircraft is allowed on Rocky Lake, except for
					 the purpose of practice landing.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS
						41.21.040
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 20 - State Park Land and Water › Article 18 - Special Provisions › 11 AAC 20.922 - Use of power boats at Rocky Lake State Recreation Site

Current through May 31, 2024
The use of power boats is allowed at Rocky Lake State
					 Recreation Site with the following exceptions:
(1) jet skis,
(2) jet boats with inboard motors,
(3) airboats.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS
						41.21.040
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 20 - State Park Land and Water › Article 18 - Special Provisions › 11 AAC 20.924 - Use of aircraft at Big Lake North and South State Recreation sites

Current through May 31, 2024
The use of aircraft is allowed at Big Lake North and South
					 State Recreation Sites, except for the purpose of practice
					 landings.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS
						41.21.040
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 20 - State Park Land and Water › Article 18 - Special Provisions › 11 AAC 20.925 - Use of aircraft at Bonnie Lake State Recreation Site

Current through May 31, 2024
The use of aircraft is allowed on Bonnie Lake, except for
					 the purpose of practice landing.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS
						41.21.040
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 20 - State Park Land and Water › Article 18 - Special Provisions › 11 AAC 20.926 - Use of motorized boats at Bonnie Lake State Recreation Site

Current through May 31, 2024
The use of motorized boats is allowed on Bonnie Lake,
					 except for jet skis.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS
						41.21.040
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 20 - State Park Land and Water › Article 18 - Special Provisions › 11 AAC 20.929 - Use of aircraft at Long Lake State Recreation Site

Current through May 31, 2024
The use of aircraft is allowed on Long Lake, except for the
					 purpose of practice landing.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS
						41.21.040
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 20 - State Park Land and Water › Article 18 - Special Provisions › 11 AAC 20.930 - Use of power boats at Long Lake State Recreation Site

Current through May 31, 2024
The use of power boats is allowed on Long
					 Lake.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS
						41.21.040
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 20 - State Park Land and Water › Article 18 - Special Provisions › 11 AAC 20.945 - Use of weapons at Harding Lake State Recreation Area

Current through May 31, 2024
The use and discharge of weapons for the purpose of lawful
					 hunting or trapping is allowed in Harding Lake State Recreation Area, except
					 within one-half mile of a developed facility.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS 41.21.022
AS
						41.21.040
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 20 - State Park Land and Water › Article 18 - Special Provisions › 11 AAC 20.951 - Use of off-road vehicles at Lower Chatanika State Recreation Area

Current through May 31, 2024
The use of off-road vehicles is allowed in Lower Chatanika
					 State Recreation Area on designated trails and in areas posted as open to
					 off-road vehicles.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS
						41.21.040
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 20 - State Park Land and Water › Article 18 - Special Provisions › 11 AAC 20.955 - Use of weapons at Eagle Trail State Recreation Site

Current through May 31, 2024
The use and discharge of a weapon for the purpose of lawful
					 hunting or trapping is allowed in Eagle Trail State Recreation Site, except
					 within one-half mile of a developed facility.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS 41.21.022
AS
						41.21.040
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 20 - State Park Land and Water › Article 18 - Special Provisions › 11 AAC 20.956 - Use of Alyeska Ski Resort Recreational Facility

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) The Alyeska Ski
				  Resort Recreational Facility is that area covered by Alaska Division of Land
				  Lease 226089 and is a recreational facility for the purposes of
				  AS
				  41.21.950-41.21.960.
(b) Within the Alyeska Ski Resort
				  Recreational Facility, a skier, as defined by
				  AS
				  09.65.135(c)(3), may not
(1) ski on a slope or trail that the ski area
				  operator has closed to the public at each identified entrance to the trail or
				  slope by
(A) posting with any form of closure
				  signage, including a sign of any shape or color that incorporates the
				  international closed symbol or the word "closed";
(B) other reasonably posted signage;
				  or
(C) means of ropes or
				  fences;
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 20 - State Park Land and Water › Article 18 - Special Provisions › 11 AAC 20.960 - Use of power boats at Southeast Alaska parks

Current through May 31, 2024
The use of power boats is allowed at
(1) Settlers Cove State Recreation Site,
				  except within 100 feet of shore at all tide levels between shore signs or
				  marked buoys placed by the department to restrict motorized activity from May -
				  September annually;
(2) Point
				  Bridget State Park; and
(3) Old
				  Sitka State Historic Site.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS 41.21.040
AS
						41.21.183
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 20 - State Park Land and Water › Article 18 - Special Provisions › 11 AAC 20.962 - Use of horses at Clearwater State Recreation Site

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A person may
				  use a horse, mule, or burro in designated areas at Clearwater State Recreation
				  Site.
(b) The use of horses, mules,
				  and burros at Clearwater State Recreation Site is subject to the following
				  conditions:
(1) a group using 10 or more
				  animals must obtain authorization from the director under
				  11 AAC 18.010 before entering the
				  state recreation site;
(2)
				  tethering horses, mules, and burros within 100 feet of fresh water is
				  prohibited;
(3) loose herding of
				  animals is prohibited.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 20 - State Park Land and Water › Article 18 - Special Provisions › 11 AAC 20.983 - Use of aircraft

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) The use of fixed wing aircraft is allowed
				  in the following state recreation areas, except for the purpose of practice
				  landings:
(1) Blair Lake State Recreation
				  Area;
(2) Tokositna State
				  Recreation Area;
(3) Lake Aleknagik
				  State Recreation Site;
(4) Fielding
				  Lake State Recreation Area;
(5)
				  Lake Louise State Recreation Area.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 20 - State Park Land and Water › Article 18 - Special Provisions › 11 AAC 20.985 - Use of motorized boats

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) The use of motorized boats is allowed in
				  the following state recreation sites, recreation areas, and historic sites:
(1) Blair Lake State Recreation
				  Area;
(2) Nancy Lake State
				  Recreation Site;
(3) Big Lake North
				  State Recreation Site;
(4) Big Lake
				  South State Recreation Site;
(5)
				  Lake Aleknagik State Recreation Site;
(6) Birch Lake State Recreation
				  Site;
(7) Fielding Lake State
				  Recreation Area;
(8) Eagle Beach
				  State Recreation Area;
(9) Lake
				  Louise State Recreation Area;
(10)
				  Harding Lake State Recreation Area;
(11) Wrangell Petroglyph Beach State Historic
				  Site;
(12) Tokositna State
				  Recreation Area, except the Tokositna River is closed to the use of airboats
				  between April 20 and July 10 annually, unless authorized by the director under
				  11 AAC 18.010.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 20 - State Park Land and Water › Article 18 - Special Provisions › 11 AAC 20.987 - Use of horses, mules, and burros

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) The use of
				  horses, mules, and burros is allowed in the following state recreation areas:
(1) Blair Lake State Recreation Area;
				  and
(2) Tokositna State Recreation
				  Area.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 20 - State Park Land and Water › Article 18 - Special Provisions › 11 AAC 20.988 - Use of hovercraft

Current through May 31, 2024
Between January 1 and May 31, a person may operate a
					 hovercraft on the waters of, or on snow and ice covering the waters of, Lake
					 Aleknagik State Recreation Site.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS
						41.21.040
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 20 - State Park Land and Water › Article 18 - Special Provisions › 11 AAC 20.990 - Definitions

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) In AS 41.23 and
				  this chapter, "ordinary high water" means that line or mark on the shore of a
				  non-tidal river or stream that reflects the highest level of water during an
				  ordinary year and is established by fluctuations of water and indicated by one
				  or more of the following physical characteristics:
(1) a clear, natural line impressed on the
				  bank;
(2) shelving;
(3) changes in the character of
				  soil;
(4) destruction of
				  terrestrial vegetation;
(5) the
				  presence of litter and debris; or
(6) other appropriate means that consider the
				  characteristics of the surrounding area.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 21 - Alaska Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve › Article 1 - Eagle Preserve Land and Water Restrictions › 11 AAC 21.010 - Refuse and waste

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) No person may bring waste or refuse from
				  household, commercial, industrial, or construction activities into the preserve
				  for disposal.
(b) No person may
				  place waste or refuse in preserve water, or on land or water capable of
				  contaminating preserve water.
(c)
				  Unless it is deposited in a public waste receptacle, waste or refuse generated
				  in the course of activities in the preserve must be removed from the preserve
				  by those who generated the waste or refuse.
(d) This section does not apply to animal
				  waste normally discarded by hunters, trappers, or fishermen in the course of
				  legal hunting, trapping, or fishing, except that such waste may not be left
				  within 100 feet of a trail, road, or developed facility.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS 41.21.040
AS 41.21.610
AS
						41.21.616
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 21 - Alaska Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve › Article 1 - Eagle Preserve Land and Water Restrictions › 11 AAC 21.015 - Use of weapons

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) The use and
				  discharge of weapons for the purpose of lawful hunting or trapping is allowed
				  in the preserve, except within one-quarter mile of a developed facility, or as
				  otherwise provided in this section.
(b) Target shooting is allowed only in areas
				  posted by the division for target shooting.
(c) Except within 300 feet of a developed
				  facility, a person may discharge a bow and arrow in the preserve for the
				  purpose of lawful hunting.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS 41.21.610
AS 41.21.616
AS
						41.21.618
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 21 - Alaska Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve › Article 1 - Eagle Preserve Land and Water Restrictions › 11 AAC 21.020 - Motorized vehicles

Current through May 31, 2024
Authorization under
					 11 AAC 21.120 is not required for
					 the use of motorized vehicles in the preserve, except that the landing of
					 aircraft within the Critical Habitat Area is prohibited unless authorized by
					 the director under
					 11 AAC 21.120.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS 41.21.610
AS 41.21.616
AS
						41.21.618
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 21 - Alaska Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve › Article 1 - Eagle Preserve Land and Water Restrictions › 11 AAC 21.025 - Disturbance of natural objects

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) No person may
				  damage or deface natural objects, including trees, plants, and moss, nor remove
				  rocks, gravel, or minerals, except as authorized under (b) - (d) of this
				  section or by the director under
				  11 AAC 21.120.
(b) Authorization under
				  11 AAC 21.120 is not required for
				  a person to gather bark, edible plants, or roots for personal use.
(c) Dead or down wood may be gathered for
				  personal use in designated areas. Haines District Ranger office will provide
				  information on designated areas.
(d) A person may disturb natural objects in a
				  manner that is reasonable and customary for setting traps while lawfully
				  trapping.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS 41.21.610
AS 41.21.616
AS
						41.21.618
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 21 - Alaska Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve › Article 1 - Eagle Preserve Land and Water Restrictions › 11 AAC 21.030 - Cultural, archaeological, and historical material

Current through May 31, 2024
No person may disturb, damage, deface, or remove cultural,
					 archaeological, or historical material from the preserve, except as authorized
					 by the director under
					 11 AAC 21.120.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS 41.21.610
AS 41.21.616
AS 41.35.050
AS
						41.35.200
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 21 - Alaska Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve › Article 1 - Eagle Preserve Land and Water Restrictions › 11 AAC 21.035 - Vandalism

Current through May 31, 2024
No person may disturb, damage, or deface within, or remove
					 from, the preserve state-owned or state-leased property or
					 facilities.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS 41.21.610
AS
						41.21.616
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 21 - Alaska Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve › Article 1 - Eagle Preserve Land and Water Restrictions › 11 AAC 21.040 - Construction of structures

Current through May 31, 2024
No person may construct or place a dock, cabin, home,
					 building, or other structure in the preserve unless authorized by the director
					 under 11 AAC 21.120.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS 41.21.040
AS 41.21.610
AS
						41.21.616
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 21 - Alaska Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve › Article 1 - Eagle Preserve Land and Water Restrictions › 11 AAC 21.045 - Construction of signs

Current through May 31, 2024
No person may construct or display a sign in the preserve,
					 with the exception of a state regulatory marker placed by an authorized state
					 employee, unless authorized by the director under
					 11 AAC 21.120.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS 41.21.040
AS 41.21.610
AS
						41.21.616
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 21 - Alaska Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve › Article 1 - Eagle Preserve Land and Water Restrictions › 11 AAC 21.050 - Explosives

Current through May 31, 2024
A person may not discharge an explosive, gas operated
					 explosive device, or similar device in the preserve, except as authorized by
					 the director under
					 11 AAC 21.120.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS 41.21.040
AS 41.21.610
AS
						41.21.616
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 21 - Alaska Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve › Article 1 - Eagle Preserve Land and Water Restrictions › 11 AAC 21.051 - Fireworks

Current through May 31, 2024
A person may not discharge a firework in the preserve
					 except as authorized by the director under
					 11 AAC 21.120.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS 41.21.040
AS 41.21.610
AS
						41.21.616
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 21 - Alaska Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve › Article 1 - Eagle Preserve Land and Water Restrictions › 11 AAC 21.055 - Public use cabins

Current through May 31, 2024
No person may use or occupy a public use cabin that is
					 managed by the division on a reservation and fee payment basis without first
					 having obtained a reservation and paid the fee. Each day of unauthorized use
					 constitutes a separate offense.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS 41.21.040
AS 41.21.610
AS
						41.21.616
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 21 - Alaska Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve › Article 1 - Eagle Preserve Land and Water Restrictions › 11 AAC 21.060 - Use of personal watercraft

Current through May 31, 2024
A person may operate a personal watercraft within the
					 preserve only on the waters of Chilkat Lake, on the outlet stream from Chilkat
					 Lake to the Tsirku River, and within one-quarter mile of the Tsirku River
					 Landing.
Authority:
AS
						41.21.020
AS 41.21.040
AS 41.21.610
AS
						41.21.616
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 21 - Alaska Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve › Article 2 - Preserve Activities; Management › 11 AAC 21.100 - Commercial activities

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) Engaging in soliciting, selling, or
				  peddling liquids or edibles for human consumption, or distributing circulars,
				  or hawking, peddling, or vending goods, wares, services, or merchandise in the
				  preserve is prohibited, except as provided in regulations adopted by the
				  Department of Education under AS 23.15, as provided in (b) of this section, or
				  as provided in a concession contract for guided tours entered into under 11 AAC
				  14.200 - 11 AAC 14.260. Subsections (b) - (e) of this section apply to a
				  concession contract for a commercial activity in the preserve.
(b) The director may negotiate a permit for
				  commercial activity if
(1) it does not
				  exclude others from lawful enjoyment of the preserve;
(2) issuance of the permit is compatible with
				  the purposes for which the preserve was established;
(3) the director does not anticipate the need
				  to limit the number of individuals or firms providing the service in order to
				  protect public use of the preserve or to protect public use of the preserve or
				  to protect preserve resources;
(4)
				  the applicant pays the nonrefundable fees, established under 11 AAC 05.170 with
				  the advice of the council, which will give the state a fair and reasonable
				  return in light of the cost of administering the activity permitted, the impact
				  of the proposed activity on the preserve, the incidental benefit that might be
				  provided the preserve, goods or services provided to the state, and the gross
				  business receipts attributable to the activity;
(5) the term of the permit is for no longer
				  than two years, with a two-year renewal clause at the discretion of the
				  director, and is revocable at any time the director determines that public
				  safety, health, or welfare is imperiled, or that the natural or cultural
				  resources of the preserve are being damaged; and
(6) the state is held harmless from all
				  claims, demands, suits, loss, liability, and expense for injury to, or death
				  of, a person arising out of or connected with the uses covered by the
				  permit.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 21 - Alaska Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve › Article 2 - Preserve Activities; Management › 11 AAC 21.105 - Closure and use management

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) Upon a
				  determination that the action is necessary to aid scientific research, or for
				  the protection of natural or cultural resources, protection of environmental or
				  scenic values, maintenance of public health and safety, implementation of
				  management responsibilities, equitable allocation and use of facilities, or the
				  avoidance of conflict among visitor use activities, the director may
(1) establish, for the Critical Habitat Area
				  of the preserve, a reasonable schedule of visiting hours, impose public use
				  limits, or close all or a portion of the Critical Habitat Area to all public
				  use or to a specific use or activity;
(2) limit a specific use or activity to a
				  designated area, or impose conditions or restrictions on a use or activity;
				  or
(3) terminate or modify a
				  restriction, limit, closure, or condition imposed under (1) or (2) of this
				  subsection.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 21 - Alaska Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve › Article 2 - Preserve Activities; Management › 11 AAC 21.110 - Petitions for closure and use management

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A person may
				  petition the director to implement or terminate a restriction, limit, closure,
				  or condition. A petition must be in writing and must clearly state
(1) what action is requested; and
(2) the reasons for the action
				  requested.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 21 - Alaska Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve › Article 2 - Preserve Activities; Management › 11 AAC 21.115 - Public notice of closures and use management

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) If action is
				  taken under
				  11 AAC 21.105, the division shall
				  notify the public by one or more of the following methods:
(1) signs posted at conspicuous locations,
				  such as normal points of entry to the preserve;
(2) maps available in the office of the
				  director and other places convenient to the public;
(3) publication in a newspaper of general
				  circulation in the affected area; or
(4) other appropriate methods, such as the
				  removal of closure signs, or the use of electronic media, brochures, or
				  handouts.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 21 - Alaska Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve › Article 2 - Preserve Activities; Management › 11 AAC 21.120 - Conditional activities

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) Authorization from the director is
				  required for the following activities in the preserve:
(1) a promotional or entertainment event,
				  including an organized athletic event, competitive recreational event, or
				  spectator event, whether or not an admission fee is charged, or production of a
				  film or television documentary for educational or entertainment
				  purposes;
(2) camping for longer
				  than 15 consecutive days in a calendar year, or for longer than the time period
				  designated by the director for camping at the site or area in which the camp is
				  made, except for traditional hunting and subsistence fishing camping;
(3) constructing or placing an improvement,
				  structure, or property on land in the preserve, including a sign, fixture,
				  permanent shelter or cabin, wildlife observation blind, personal property,
				  road, trail, excavation, fill or buttress, except for the temporary bridges
				  across the Tsirku River required for winter access to Chilkat Lake;
(4) discharging explosives;
(5) conducting scientific research,
				  exploration, or information collection activities;
(6) using the preserve for recurring or
				  permanent motorized access across land or water closed to motorized
				  use;
(7) performing activities
				  limited by the director under
				  11 AAC 21.105; or
(8) after consultation with the council, any
				  use that the director determines to be incompatible with the purposes for which
				  the preserve was established, as those purposes are defined by statute and
				  regulation.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 2 - Parks, Recreation, and Public Use › Chapter 21 - Alaska Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve › Article 3 - General Provisions › 11 AAC 21.290 - Definitions

Current through May 31, 2024
In this chapter
(1) "aircraft" means a device that is used or
				  intended for flight or movement of people or goods in the air;
(2) "commercial" means an action or operation
				  that generates income from the buying, selling, renting, bartering, or trading
				  of goods or services;
(3) "council"
				  means the Alaska Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve Advisory Council established in
				  AS
				  41.21.625;
(4) "Critical Habitat Area" means the Chilkat
				  River Critical Habitat Area established in
				  AS
				  16.20.585;
(5) "department" means the Department of
				  Natural Resources;
(6) "developed
				  facility" includes a boat ramp, campground, picnic area, rest area, visitor
				  information center, swim beach, trailhead, building, parking area, and
				  developed ski area;
(7) "director"
				  means the director of the division of parks and outdoor recreation, Department
				  of Natural Resources, or the director's authorized agent;
(8) "division" means the division of parks
				  and outdoor recreation, Department of Natural Resources;
(9) "motorized vehicle" means a motorized
				  device for carrying persons or objects over land, water, or through the air,
				  and includes automobiles, snowmachines, bicycles, off-road vehicles, boats, and
				  aircraft;
(10) "preserve" means the
				  Alaska Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve established in
				  AS
				  41.21.611 and further described in
				  AS
				  41.21.612;
(11) "weapon" includes a bow and arrow,
				  slingshot, crossbow, and firearm;
(12) "explosive" means a chemical compound,
				  mixture, or device that is commonly used or intended for the purpose of
				  producing a chemical reaction resulting in a substantially instantaneous
				  release of gas and heat; "explosive" includes dynamite, blasting powder,
				  nitroglycerin, blasting caps, and nitrojelly; "explosive" does not include
				  salable fireworks as defined by
				  AS
				  18.72.100;
(13) "firework" means an explosive device or
				  combustible material used to produce lights, smoke, or noise for
				  entertainment;
(14) "personal
				  watercraft" means a vessel that is
(A) less
				  than 16 feet in length;
(B)
				  propelled by a water-jet pump or other machinery as its primary source of motor
				  propulsion; and
(C) designed to be
				  operated by a person sitting, standing, or kneeling on the vessel, rather than
				  by a person sitting or standing inside it.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 3 - Oil and Gas › Chapter 25 - Royalty Election Under Alaska Gasline Inducement Act › 11 AAC 25.010 - Applicability

Current through May 31, 2024
This chapter applies to the royalty inducements under
				  AS
				  43.90.300,
				  43.90.310, and
				  43.90.330 that are available
				  to
(1) a lessee or other person who is
				a qualified person under
				11 AAC 25.020; and
(2) gas that is qualified under
				11 AAC 25.030.
Authority:
AS
					 38.05.020
AS 38.05.180
AS
					 43.90.310
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 3 - Oil and Gas › Chapter 25 - Royalty Election Under Alaska Gasline Inducement Act › 11 AAC 25.020 - Qualified person

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) To qualify under
				AS
				43.90.300 for a royalty inducement under
				AS
				43.90.310 for qualified gas, a lessee or
				other person must
(1) for firm transportation
				capacity on the Alaska mainline,
(A) enter
				into a pre-subscription agreement with the licensee before the commencement of
				the first binding open season of the project;
(B) submit a bid before the close of the
				first binding open season of the project; however, the person may submit a bid
				after the close of the first binding open season, but no later than 180 days
				after the close of the first binding open season, if
(i) the licensee accepts the bid under
				18 C.F.R.
				157.34(d)(2); and
(ii) the lessee or other person makes, to the
				satisfaction of the commissioners, a good-faith showing of the circumstances
				that prevented the lessee or other person from submitting a timely bid, and the
				commissioners, on the basis of that showing, approve the tender of the bid;
				or
(C) be the holder of
				an inducement voucher issued to a person that qualifies under (A) or (B) of
				this paragraph;
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 3 - Oil and Gas › Chapter 25 - Royalty Election Under Alaska Gasline Inducement Act › 11 AAC 25.030 - Qualified gas eligible for royalty inducements

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) Only qualified
				gas is eligible for a royalty inducement under
				AS
				43.90.310. Qualified gas is royalty-bearing
				gas that is produced from a North Slope lease and shipped
(1) on the Alaska mainline in the firm
				transportation capacity acquired through the bid, precedent agreement, and
				transportation agreement required to qualify under
				11 AAC 25.020(a) (1) - (3);
(2) in an amount no greater than that
				specified in the bid required to qualify under
				11 AAC 25.020(a) (1); and
(3) for a term of years no longer than
				specified in the bid required to qualify under
				11 AAC 25.020(a) (1), excluding any option for extension of
				the term of years.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 3 - Oil and Gas › Chapter 25 - Royalty Election Under Alaska Gasline Inducement Act › 11 AAC 25.040 - Election of royalty inducements

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A qualified
				person that elects under
				AS
				43.90.310(b)(1) and this
				section to calculate the monthly value of the state's royalty share of
				qualified gas under the royalty value methodology set out in this chapter, or
				to amend under
				AS
				43.90.310(b)(2) the terms of
				an existing lease governing the exercise of the state's right to switch between
				taking the state's royalty on qualified gas in value or in kind, must submit an
				application for election on a form provided by the department and other
				documents and information requested by the department. The qualified person
				must submit the application and other documents and information
(1) no later than 90 days after issuance of a
				certificate of public convenience and necessity for the Alaska mainline, if the
				qualified person acquired firm transportation capacity in the first binding
				open season of the project; or
(2)
				no later than 90 days after issuance of a certificate of public convenience and
				necessity for the Alaska mainline or 30 days after acquisition of the
				inducement voucher, whichever is later, if a lessee elects the resource
				inducement as the holder of an inducement voucher received under
				AS
				43.90.330.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 3 - Oil and Gas › Chapter 25 - Royalty Election Under Alaska Gasline Inducement Act › 11 AAC 25.050 - Voucher for resource inducements

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) To request an
				inducement voucher under
				AS
				43.90.330, a person must apply for an
				inducement voucher on a form provided by the commissioners. No later than 30
				days after notice is received, the applicant must provide other documents and
				information requested by the commissioners to determine whether the applicant
				meets the requirements of AS 43.90 and
				11 AAC 25.020. Upon receipt of the
				application and other documents and information, the commissioners will make a
				joint determination on an application for an inducement voucher, and will issue
				an inducement voucher if the application is approved.
(b) To transfer an inducement voucher issued
				under (a) of this section, the holder of the voucher and the proposed
				transferee must file a joint application on a form provided by the
				commissioners. The joint application must include a copy of a binding contract
				between the holder and the proposed transferee for the sale and purchase of
				North Slope gas produced from a lease. No later than 30 days after notice is
				received, the applicants must provide other documents and information requested
				by the commissioners to determine whether to approve the transfer under
				AS
				43.90.330 and
				11 AAC 25.020. Upon receipt of the
				application and other documents and information, the commissioners will make a
				joint determination on the application, and will issue proof of transfer if the
				application is approved. A transfer is limited in time and quantity as set out
				in AS
				43.90.330(c).
Authority:
AS
					 38.05.020
AS 38.05.180
AS 43.90.310
AS 43.90.330
AS
					 43.90.410
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 11 - Natural Resources › Part 3 - Oil and Gas › Chapter 25 - Royalty Election Under Alaska Gasline Inducement Act › 11 AAC 25.060 - Monthly value of state's royalty share of qualified gas and reporting

Current through May 31, 2024
(a)
				The monthly value of the state's royalty share of qualified gas is the
				destination value of the qualified gas determined under
				11 AAC 25.100 -
				11 AAC 25.120, with adjustments to
				value for differences in location and quality as provided under
				11 AAC 25.130 -
				11 AAC 25.150, and changes in
				volume caused by pipeline, plant, and tanker in-kind fuel requirements, gains,
				and losses as provided under
				11 AAC 25.090, less
(1) transportation costs allowed under
				11 AAC 25.160 -
				11 AAC 25.220;
(2) processing costs allowed under
				11 AAC 25.230 -
				11 AAC 25.260;
(3) LNG plant costs allowed under
				11 AAC 25.270;
(4) deductions allowed by the 1980 Prudhoe
				Bay Royalty Settlement Agreement for Prudhoe Bay gas covered by that agreement,
				except that, consistent with the 1995 ANS Royalty Settlement Agreements, a cost
				or expense of Prudhoe Bay's Central Gas Facility may not be deducted;
				and
(5) deductions for cleaning and
				dehydration for qualified gas taken in kind from DL-1 leases not covered by the
				1980 Prudhoe Bay Royalty Settlement Agreement, as provided by the superior
				court in In the Matter of ANS Royalty Litigation, 1JU-77-847 Civil (April 6,
				1979); in this paragraph, "DL-1 lease" means an oil and gas lease issued by the
				state before January 1, 1979 on form DL-1.