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Alaska Administrative Code › Title 17 - Transportation and Public Facilities › Chapter 42 - Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport and Fairbanks International Airport › Article 6 - Fairbanks International Airport Tiedown Permits › 17 AAC 42.620 - Terms and conditions

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) The terms and conditions set out in this
				section apply to and are incorporated into all tiedown permits issued under
				17 AAC 42.600 -
				17 AAC 42.699.
(b) A tiedown permit issued on or before
				March 31, 2005 expires on March 31, 2005. A tiedown permit issued on or after
				April 1, 2005 and on or before March 31, 2010 expires on March 31, 2010.
				Tiedown permits issued after March 31, 2010 expire at succeeding five-year
				intervals after that date.
(c) A
				permittee shall pay the fee established for the applicable category of tiedown
				permit under
				17 AAC 42.125.
(d) A permittee may not transfer or sublet a
				permit or allow a person to park an aircraft not listed on the permit in the
				permittee's tiedown space.
(e)
				Subject to the requirements and limitations established under
				17 AAC 42.625, a permittee may use
				a tiedown space only to
(1) park an airworthy
				aircraft that is listed on the permit for the space;
(2) perform all maintenance and repair on an
				aircraft that is listed on the permit for the space so long as the permittee is
				authorized to perform the work under  14 C.F.R. Part 43, as amended through
				January 1, 2000;
(3) authorize
				others to perform maintenance and repair on an aircraft that is listed on the
				permit, subject to the requirements of
				17 AAC 42.105;
(4) temporarily park one or more vehicles and
				a permittee-owned mobile fuel tank if the space is a float space or a north
				general aviation gravel space; in any other category of tiedown space, a
				permittee may temporarily park one or more vehicles and a permittee-owned
				mobile fuel tank only while the aircraft assigned to the space is being flown,
				while the aircraft or the space is being repaired or serviced, or while the
				permittee is otherwise present at the space;
(5) install improvements on a space, subject
				to the requirements and restrictions of this section; and
(6) on a space permitted for commercial
				purposes, temporarily
(A) park aircraft of a
				customer of the permittee if the permittee is an aircraft maintenance and
				repair business located on a premises on the airport and the permittee obtains
				the airport manager's prior approval;
(B) park a vehicle owned by a person who
				pilots an aircraft listed on the permit for the space, whether or not the
				aircraft is being flown; and
(C)
				stage equipment used to ready aircraft for flight.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 17 - Transportation and Public Facilities › Chapter 42 - Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport and Fairbanks International Airport › Article 6 - Fairbanks International Airport Tiedown Permits › 17 AAC 42.625 - Permit limitations

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A person may not use a tiedown space for
				operation of a commercial aviation business or otherwise for a commercial
				purpose unless the permit expressly authorizes that use.
(b) Except as otherwise provided under
				17 AAC 42.635 or
				17 AAC 42.655, a permittee may
				hold more than one permit for a category of tiedown space.
(c) More than one permittee may be listed on
				the same permit consistent with the requirements of this subsection. A
				permittee may add another person to the permit if the person separately applies
				and qualifies for a permit under
				17 AAC 42.610 and is the first
				person on the applicable wait list under
				17 AAC 42.650. If a person is
				added to a permit, that person shall comply with all requirements applicable to
				the permit.
Authority:
AS
					 02.15.020
AS 02.15.060
AS
					 02.15.090
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 17 - Transportation and Public Facilities › Chapter 42 - Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport and Fairbanks International Airport › Article 6 - Fairbanks International Airport Tiedown Permits › 17 AAC 42.630 - Application for subsequent permit

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A permittee who
				wishes to retain a tiedown space after the expiration of a permit shall, during
				the 180 day period before the permit expires, submit an application for a
				subsequent permit under
				17 AAC 42.610, along with the
				permit fee established under
				17 AAC 42.125. If a permittee does
				not timely submit an application for a subsequent permit, the permittee's
				permit expires on its expiration date and, unless the space is needed for
				airport purposes, the airport manager shall make the space available to the
				next eligible applicant.
(b) The
				airport manager shall approve an application for a subsequent permit if the
				manager determines that the space is not needed for airport expansion,
				development, operation, or other state purpose and that the permittee qualifies
				for a permit under
				17 AAC 42.610 and is otherwise in
				compliance with the applicable requirements of
				17 AAC 42.600 -
				17 AAC 42.699.
(c) If the airport requires the space for
				other purposes, the airport manager shall follow the procedures established in
				17 AAC 42.670(c)
				- (g).
Authority:
AS
					 02.15.020
AS 02.15.060
AS
					 02.15.090
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 17 - Transportation and Public Facilities › Chapter 42 - Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport and Fairbanks International Airport › Article 6 - Fairbanks International Airport Tiedown Permits › 17 AAC 42.635 - Limitation on number of permits within a tiedown category

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) The airport
				manager shall limit the number of permits that a permittee may hold for a
				tiedown category to one when, considering the number of spaces in that category
				and the demand for those spaces, the manager determines it is in the best
				interest of the state to do so.
(b)
				The airport manager shall notify the public in accordance with
				17 AAC 42.400 of the manager's
				determination under (a) of this section. The notice must identify the affected
				tiedown category and state the effective date on which the manager's decision
				to limit the number of permits will take effect. The manager shall mail or
				deliver a copy of the notice to each permittee in the affected category. If a
				wait list exists for the affected category, the manager shall also mail or
				deliver a copy of the notice to each person on that wait list.
(c) An airport manager's decision to limit
				the number of permits a permittee may hold in a tiedown category under (a) of
				this section does not apply to a permittee who holds more than one permit in
				that category at the time the manager's decision takes effect. A permittee who
				holds more than one permit in the category at the time the manager's decision
				takes effect may continue to hold the permits and obtain subsequent permits so
				long as the permittee otherwise continues to qualify for the permits under
				17 AAC 42.600 -
				17 AAC 42.699.
(d) A limitation the airport manager
				implements under (a) of this section does not apply after the manager
				determines that it is no longer in the best interest of the state to apply the
				limit. The manager shall notify the public in accordance with
				17 AAC 42.400 of the manager's
				determination. The notice must identify the affected tiedown category and state
				the date that the limitation will no longer apply. The manager shall mail or
				deliver a copy of the notice to each permittee in the affected category. If a
				wait list exists for the affected category, the manager shall also mail or
				deliver a copy of the notice to each person on that wait list.
Authority:
AS
					 02.15.020
AS 02.15.060
AS
					 02.15.090
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 17 - Transportation and Public Facilities › Chapter 42 - Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport and Fairbanks International Airport › Article 6 - Fairbanks International Airport Tiedown Permits › 17 AAC 42.640 - Switch-list procedures

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) The airport manager shall establish and
				maintain a switch list by which a permittee may have an opportunity to receive
				reassignment to a different tiedown space in the same category. Placement on a
				switch list does not create a right to reassignment to a different
				space.
(b) The airport manager
				shall maintain a switch list for each category of space established under
				17 AAC 42.610(f) or (g) for which the manager receives a written
				switch request. Each list must be maintained in chronological order according
				to the date the airport manager receives a request for that category of tiedown
				space as described in (c) of this section. However, a permittee placed on a
				switch list under
				17 AAC 42.670(c) (2) or (3) or (e) shall be placed at the top of the list
				and ordered chronologically only as to any other permittee also placed on the
				list under
				17 AAC 42.670(c) (2) or (3) or (e). A switch list is a public record and
				must include each requesting permittee's
(1)
				name;
(2) mailing
				address;
(3) date of
				request;
(4) if available,
				telephone and facsimile numbers and electronic mail address; and
(5) list of the specific numbered spaces to
				one of which the permittee requests reassignment.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 17 - Transportation and Public Facilities › Chapter 42 - Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport and Fairbanks International Airport › Article 6 - Fairbanks International Airport Tiedown Permits › 17 AAC 42.650 - Wait-list procedures

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) If the number of available tiedown spaces
				in a category is not sufficient to meet demand, the airport manager shall
				establish and maintain in chronological order according to date of request a
				wait list of each person who has submitted a written request for a tiedown
				space in that category under (b) of this section. A wait list must include each
				person's name, mailing address, date of request, and, if available, telephone
				and facsimile numbers and electronic mail address. A wait list is a public
				record.
(b) To be added to a wait
				list, a person must submit a written request for a tiedown space. The request
				must include the person's name, mailing address, date of request, and, if
				available, telephone and facsimile numbers and electronic mail
				address.
(c) When a tiedown space
				becomes available and is not reassigned through the switch-list procedures of
				17 AAC 42.640, the airport manager
				shall mail or deliver by hand a notice that a space is available, along with an
				application for a tiedown permit for that space, to the first person in
				chronological order on the applicable wait list.
(d) To accept an offered permit under this
				section, a person must
(1) submit a completed
				tiedown permit application that includes all the information required under
				17 AAC 42.610(b)
				within 30 days after the date that the airport manager mails or delivers the
				offer to the person; and
(2)
				satisfy all applicable requirements for a permit under
				17 AAC 42.610 at the time that the
				person accepts the permit.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 17 - Transportation and Public Facilities › Chapter 42 - Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport and Fairbanks International Airport › Article 6 - Fairbanks International Airport Tiedown Permits › 17 AAC 42.655 - Wait-list contingency

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) This section applies to a wait list for a
				tiedown category on the airport only after the commissioner finds that the
				waiting period for persons on that list exceeds five years.
(b) Upon the commissioner's finding under (a)
				of this section, the airport manager shall notify the public of that finding in
				accordance with
				17 AAC 42.400. The manager shall
				also mail or deliver a copy of the notice to each person on the wait list for
				the tiedown category. The notice must identify the tiedown category of the wait
				list affected and state
(1) the date on which
				this section will apply to that wait list;
(2) the amount of the annual wait list fee
				established under
				17 AAC 42.125;
(3) the date by which a person on the wait
				list must pay the fee; and
(4) the
				manager's address for receiving wait list requests and fees.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 17 - Transportation and Public Facilities › Chapter 42 - Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport and Fairbanks International Airport › Article 6 - Fairbanks International Airport Tiedown Permits › 17 AAC 42.660 - Permit, switch-list, and wait-list information

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A permittee or
				a person on a wait list shall promptly report to the airport manager any change
				in the information contained in the permit or on a request for placement on a
				switch list or wait list.
(b) A
				permittee or a person on a wait list shall maintain a current mailing address
				on file with the airport manager at all times. The manager shall mail or
				deliver any notice regarding a permit, switch list, or wait list to the mailing
				address most recently provided by the person on file with the
				manager.
Authority:
AS
					 02.15.020
AS 02.15.060
AS
					 02.15.090
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 17 - Transportation and Public Facilities › Chapter 42 - Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport and Fairbanks International Airport › Article 6 - Fairbanks International Airport Tiedown Permits › 17 AAC 42.670 - Cancellation of permit, reassignment of space, or suspension of permit

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A
				permittee may cancel a tiedown permit for any reason upon written notice to the
				airport manager.
(b) The airport
				manager shall cancel a permit if the permittee fails to comply with an
				applicable material requirement of
				17 AAC 42.600 -
				17 AAC 42.699 or other applicable
				provision of this chapter within 30 days after the manager mails or delivers
				written notice of the noncompliance to the permittee.
(c) If the airport manager determines that it
				is necessary temporarily or permanently to convert a tiedown space to another
				category of tiedown space or to another use to accommodate airport expansion,
				development, operation, or other state purpose or that it is otherwise in the
				best interest of the state to do so, the manager shall require the permittee to
				vacate the space and
(1) if another tiedown
				space in the same category as the space vacated is available, reassign the
				permit to that space;
(2) if
				another space in the same category is not available, reassign the permittee to
				a space in a category as similar as possible to the space vacated and give the
				permittee the opportunity to provide the information required under
				17 AAC 42.640(b)
				and be placed on the top of the applicable switch list for reassignment under
				17 AAC 42.640(e) (1); or
(3) if no other space is vacant and
				available, suspend the permit and give the permittee the opportunity to provide
				the information required under
				17 AAC 42.640(b)
				and be placed on the top of the applicable switch list for reassignment under
				17 AAC 42.640(e) (1).
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 17 - Transportation and Public Facilities › Chapter 42 - Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport and Fairbanks International Airport › Article 6 - Fairbanks International Airport Tiedown Permits › 17 AAC 42.690 - Protest

Current through May 31, 2024
An applicant or permittee may protest the airport manager's
				  decision to deny an application or to cancel, reassign, or suspend a permit in
				  accordance with
				  17 AAC 42.910.
Authority:
AS
					 02.15.020
AS 02.15.060
AS
					 02.15.090
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 17 - Transportation and Public Facilities › Chapter 42 - Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport and Fairbanks International Airport › Article 6 - Fairbanks International Airport Tiedown Permits › 17 AAC 42.695 - Transitional compliance requirements

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A permit issued
				before January 14, 2001 for a tiedown space on the airport is canceled
				effective July 13, 2001. A prior permittee must apply under
				17 AAC 42.610 for a subsequent
				permit under
				17 AAC 42.630 no later than June
				13, 2001 in order to retain the permittee's space.
(b) No later than April 14, 2001 the airport
				manager shall mail or deliver an application for a permit under
				17 AAC 42.610 to each prior
				permittee.
(c) Any switch list or
				wait list established for a category of tiedown space before January 14, 2001
				is carried forward and remains in effect on and after that date.
(d) In this section, "prior permittee" means
				a person who holds a valid tiedown permit on January 14, 2001 that was issued
				before that date.
Authority:
AS
					 02.15.020
AS 02.15.060
AS
					 02.15.090
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 17 - Transportation and Public Facilities › Chapter 42 - Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport and Fairbanks International Airport › Article 6 - Fairbanks International Airport Tiedown Permits › 17 AAC 42.699 - Definitions

Current through May 31, 2024
In
				  17 AAC 42.600 -
				  17 AAC 42.699, unless the context
				  requires otherwise,
(1) "airport"
				means Fairbanks International Airport;
(2) "available," when used to describe a
				tiedown space of a particular category, means
(A) not the subject of a tiedown
				permit;
(B) not being temporarily
				or permanently converted by the airport manager to a different category space;
				and
(C) neither needed for nor
				being held by the manager to accommodate airport expansion, development,
				operation, or other state purpose;
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 17 - Transportation and Public Facilities › Chapter 42 - Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport and Fairbanks International Airport › Article 7 - Airport Closure and Construction › 17 AAC 42.700 - Airport closure

Current through May 31, 2024
The airport manager shall order the emergency or temporary
				  closure of the airport to aircraft operations if the manager determines that
				  closure is necessary to preserve the safety of persons or of aircraft or other
				  property. The manager shall give notice of the closure by issuing a Notice to
				  Airmen under FAA Order 7930.2G as described in FAA Advisory Circular No.
				  150/5200-28B or by other means of notice required by the FAA.
Copies of FAA Order 7930.2G and FAA Advisory Circular No.
					 150/5200-28B, may be obtained from the FAA Office of Airport Safety and
					 Standards, Airport Safety and Compliance Division, AAS-300, 800 Independence
					 Avenue, S.W., Washington, DC 20591, and on the internet at http://www.faa.gov.
					 Notices to Airmen are available from the FAA at the above address or on the
					 internet at
					 http://www.faa.gov/airports_airtraffic/air_traffic/publications/notices/.
Authority:
AS
					 02.15.020
AS 02.15.060
AS 02.15.220
AS
					 02.15.230
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 17 - Transportation and Public Facilities › Chapter 42 - Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport and Fairbanks International Airport › Article 7 - Airport Closure and Construction › 17 AAC 42.710 - Approval for airport construction

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) This section
				applies to requests for the commissioner's approval to construct, reconstruct,
				relocate, or extend a runway, airstrip, or private air facility within two
				miles of a proposed or existing federal aid highway under
				AS
				02.15.205.
(b) For the purposes of
				AS
				02.15.205, the commissioner's approval is
				required only if the proposed airport construction, reconstruction, relocation,
				or extension of a runway airstrip or private air facility would or could create
				an obstruction to air navigation as determined under  14 C.F.R. 77, as amended
				through January 1, 2000.
(c) A
				request for the commissioner's approval under this section must
(1) be submitted to the department in
				writing;
(2) detail the design of
				proposed construction; and
(3)
				include a map drawn to scale with sufficient topographic and dimensional detail
				to enable the department to analyze potential horizontal and vertical clearance
				conflicts between the proposed runway, airstrip, or private air facility and
				the federal aid highway.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 17 - Transportation and Public Facilities › Chapter 42 - Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport and Fairbanks International Airport › Article 8 - First Amendment Activity at International Airports › 17 AAC 42.800 - Purpose

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) The purpose of
				17 AAC 42.800 -
				17 AAC 42.840 is to establish
				standards and a procedure for permitting and conducting a first amendment
				activity at an airport. An activity permitted under
				17 AAC 42.820 must not interfere
				with the primary transportation function of an airport facility or with the
				ability of the airport manager to
(1) ensure
				that passengers, airport employees, lessees, permittees, concessionaires, and
				the public can use an airport facility safely, conveniently, and
				efficiently;
(2) prevent
				interference with the rights of passengers to have unobstructed access to
				public areas of an airport facility and to avoid undue delay in the passage
				within and between facilities;
(3)
				reduce opportunities for a traveler, and particularly a traveler unfamiliar
				with the currency or customs of the United States, to be deceived or improperly
				restrained by any individual or group at an airport facility; and
(4) prevent interference with emergency,
				anti-hijack, and other security procedures at an airport.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 17 - Transportation and Public Facilities › Chapter 42 - Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport and Fairbanks International Airport › Article 8 - First Amendment Activity at International Airports › 17 AAC 42.810 - Application for a first amendment activity permit

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A person must
				apply for and obtain a first amendment activity permit before conducting any
				first amendment activity at an airport. An applicant for a first amendment
				activity permit shall file a completed application on an airport form. The
				applicant must submit the form to the airport manager by mail or by delivery
				during normal airport business hours.
(b) The application must include
(1) the full name, mailing address, and
				telephone number of
(A) the applicant and, if
				different from the applicant, any person sponsoring, promoting, or conducting
				the proposed activity;
(B) the
				individual submitting the application if the applicant is an organization;
				and
(C) each individual who will be
				responsible for supervising the proposed activity;
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 17 - Transportation and Public Facilities › Chapter 42 - Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport and Fairbanks International Airport › Article 8 - First Amendment Activity at International Airports › 17 AAC 42.820 - Action on an application for a first amendment activity permit

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) The airport
				manager shall designate a person to act on behalf of the manager to process an
				application for a first amendment activity permit and to monitor compliance
				with any permit issued.
(b) Within
				three working days after receiving an application for a first amendment
				activity permit, the airport manager's designee shall mail or deliver to the
				applicant either a written permit or a written denial under (f) of this section
				that explains the reasons the permit is denied.
(c) To ensure that the permitted activity is
				conducted in a manner consistent with the considerations set out at
				17 AAC 42.800(a),
				the airport manager's designee may
(1) place
				reasonable restrictions on time, place, number of participants, and manner of
				exercise of first amendment activity; and
(2) as is necessary for the proper
				functioning of the airport, relocate the permitted activity from one area on
				the airport to another upon reasonable notice to the permittee.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 17 - Transportation and Public Facilities › Chapter 42 - Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport and Fairbanks International Airport › Article 8 - First Amendment Activity at International Airports › 17 AAC 42.830 - General terms and conditions for a first amendment activity permit

Current through May 31, 2024
(a)
				This section sets out general terms and conditions applicable to and is
				incorporated into each first amendment activity permit granted under
				17 AAC 42.800 -
				17 AAC 42.840. A person or
				organization granted a first amendment activity permit or participating in an
				activity under the permit shall comply with these general terms and conditions
				and, if applicable, with any specific terms and conditions established for the
				permit under
				17 AAC 42.820.
(b) A person or organization granted a first
				amendment activity permit and any person participating in an activity under the
				permit shall not interfere with the freedom of movement of a person, vehicle,
				or aircraft at an airport or otherwise interfere with the peaceful, orderly,
				safe, effective, and efficient use of airport property for airport
				purposes.
(c) The activity allowed
				by the first amendment activity permit may be conducted only in an area of an
				airport that is open to the general public for common use and is not
				secured.
(d) The activity allowed
				by the first amendment activity permit may not be conducted in or within 10
				feet of any of the following on an airport:
(1) in a department-operated terminal
				building,
(A) a ticket counter;
(B) a baggage claim area;
(C) a departure gate check-in
				counter;
(D) a departure gate
				waiting room or area;
(E) a
				federally regulated security screening point;
(F) a premises;
(G) a public, courtesy, or emergency
				telephone;
(H) a rest
				room;
(I) a stair, escalator, or
				elevator;
(J) a doorway, entry way,
				or open front of a store or food service area;
(K) a public service information
				counter;
(L) an individual waiting
				in line for access to or service at any of the areas listed at (A) through (K)
				of this paragraph;
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 17 - Transportation and Public Facilities › Chapter 42 - Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport and Fairbanks International Airport › Article 9 - Miscellaneous Provisions › 17 AAC 42.910 - Protest

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) Except as expressly excluded in this
				subsection, a person who is adversely affected by a decision of an airport
				manager under this chapter may seek review of that decision only by filing a
				protest under this section. This section does not apply to a decision to revoke
				a first amendment activity permit issued under
				17 AAC 42.800 -
				17 AAC 42.840, to a rent
				adjustment under
				17 AAC 42.295, to a decision to
				reject a rent adjustment protest under
				17 AAC 42.297; or to a decision by
				the commissioner on a request for approval for airport construction under
				17 AAC 42.710.
(b) Except as provided under (c) of this
				section, the airport manager must receive a protest within 21 calendar days
				after
(1) the earliest date the manager mailed
				or delivered the decision being protested to the protester; or
(2) the date that the manager orally conveyed
				the decision to the protester if the manager did not put the decision in
				writing.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 17 - Transportation and Public Facilities › Chapter 42 - Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport and Fairbanks International Airport › Article 9 - Miscellaneous Provisions › 17 AAC 42.920 - Appeal

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) This section applies to an appeal of a
				decision made by an airport manager following a protest under
				17 AAC 42.297 or
				17 AAC 42.910. A decision subject
				to appeal under this section is subject to review only as provided under this
				section.
(b) Except as provided
				under (c) of this section, the commissioner must receive an appeal within 21
				calendar days after
(1) the earliest date that
				the airport manager mailed or delivered the decision being appealed to the
				appellant or the appellant's representative;
(2) the date that the manager orally conveyed
				the decision to the appellant or the appellant's representative, if the manager
				did not put the decision in writing; or
(3) the date the manager's decision on the
				protest was due, if the manager has not mailed, delivered, or orally conveyed a
				decision on the protest to the appellant or the appellant's representative by
				that date.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 17 - Transportation and Public Facilities › Chapter 42 - Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport and Fairbanks International Airport › Article 9 - Miscellaneous Provisions › 17 AAC 42.990 - Definitions

Current through May 31, 2024
In this chapter, unless the context requires
				  otherwise,
(1) "air carrier" means a
				person engaged in the transportation of passengers or cargo in air commerce for
				compensation;
(2) "aircraft" has
				the meaning given in
				AS
				02.15.260;
(3) "aircraft operation" means the fuel
				powered or electrically powered rotation of an aircraft engine installed in or
				on an aircraft, as well as the movement of an aircraft under its own power;
				"aircraft operation" includes testing, runup, taxiing, take-off, landing, and
				all other activity of an aircraft from the start of the first propeller, rotor,
				turbine, or engine until all engine, propeller, rotor, or turbine rotation
				ceases;
(4) "airport" has the
				meaning given in
				AS
				02.15.260, but includes only Ted Stevens
				Anchorage International Airport and Fairbanks International Airport;
(5) "airport form" means a written form that
				the department has prepared for use under this chapter;
(6) "airport manager" means the department
				employee the commissioner has designated to supervise an airport or that
				person's designated representative;
(7) "airworthy" means the condition of an
				aircraft that is legally authorized and mechanically capable of flight through
				the air;
(8) "appraisal" means an
				unbiased estimate, prepared using methods generally accepted in the
				professional appraisal industry, of, as applicable, the nature, quality, dollar
				value, or utility of an interest in, or aspect of, identified real estate and
				related personalty;
(A) identified real
				estate and related personal property; or
(B) a legal right or privilege;
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 17 - Transportation and Public Facilities › Chapter 45 - Rural Airports › Article 1 - Rural Airports Generally › 17 AAC 45.005 - Applicability of chapter; general location information

Current through May 31, 2024
This chapter applies to rural airports. The location and
				  address of an airport, the name and address of the airport manager for an
				  airport, and the address of the department employees or other persons
				  designated to carry out the responsibilities of the department for an airport
				  under 17 AAC 45.010(a)
				  are available through the commissioner's office. Normal office hours of the
				  commissioner's office are 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through
				  Friday.
The address of the office of the Commissioner of
					 Transportation and Public Facilities is Commissioner of Transportation and
					 Public Facilities, Department of Transportation and Public Facilities 3132
					 Channel Drive, Juneau, AK 99801-7898.
Authority:
AS
					 02.15.020
AS 02.15.060
AS
					 02.15.200
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 17 - Transportation and Public Facilities › Chapter 45 - Rural Airports › Article 1 - Rural Airports Generally › 17 AAC 45.010 - Operation of airports; enforcement of chapter

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) An airport
				subject to this chapter is operated by the department. From time-to-time and as
				the commissioner or the regional director for the administrative region of the
				department in which the airport is located determines appropriate, the
				commissioner or the regional director may designate for an airport one or more
				department employees or other persons to carry out functions and
				responsibilities relating to leasing and property management at an airport and
				one or more department employees or other persons to carry out functions and
				responsibilities relating to maintenance and operation of an airport. One or
				more functions and responsibilities of the department may also be delegated to
				the airport manager.
(b) The
				department employee or other person designated by the commissioner or a
				regional director under (a) of this section to act for the department,
				including an airport manager, shall make a decision under this chapter in good
				faith and on a reasonable basis.
(c) When an action or decision of either the
				department or an airport manager under this chapter requires or otherwise calls
				for the department or the manager, as applicable, to exercise discretion, the
				department will or the manager shall evaluate such action or decision
				considering the best interest of the state.
(d) Except as otherwise provided by this
				chapter or in the designation made under (a) of this section, and subject to
				(c) of this section, a department employee or other person designated by the
				commissioner or a regional director under (a) of this section to act for the
				department or as a manager for an airport is authorized to enforce
(1) the provisions of this chapter;
(2) applicable laws and programs relating to
				aviation or air transportation that are consistent with
				AS
				02.15.010 -
				AS
				02.15.270 and this chapter; and
(3) the provisions of AS 28 and 13 AAC as
				they apply to vehicles or to persons operating vehicles on the
				airport.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 17 - Transportation and Public Facilities › Chapter 45 - Rural Airports › Article 1 - Rural Airports Generally › 17 AAC 45.015 - Approval of department or airport manager

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) When a
				provision of this chapter requires approval or authorization of either the
				department or the airport manager, but the provision does not set out a
				specific procedure for requesting that approval or authorization, the person
				seeking the approval or authorization shall
(1) contact the department or the airport
				manager, as applicable, and describe the action or matter for which approval or
				authorization is sought;
(2)
				provide such additional information as the department or the airport manager
				considers necessary to evaluate and act on the request;
(3) pay any fee established under
				17 AAC 45.127 for the type of
				matter or action; and
(4) if the
				department or the manager requests, provide the information required under (1)
				and (2) of this subsection in writing.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 17 - Transportation and Public Facilities › Chapter 45 - Rural Airports › Article 1 - Rural Airports Generally › 17 AAC 45.020 - General rules of conduct; violations

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A person using
				an airport shall
(1) comply with
(A) this chapter and other applicable
				law;
(B) orders that the department
				or the airport manager issues under
				AS
				02.15.020(a) or under any
				other state or federal law; and
(C)
				instructions, requirements, and restrictions that the department or the airport
				manager has posted or indicated by sign, signal, or other control device,
				unless otherwise directed by an authorized person directing aircraft, vehicle,
				or pedestrian traffic;
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 17 - Transportation and Public Facilities › Chapter 45 - Rural Airports › Article 1 - Rural Airports Generally › 17 AAC 45.030 - Aircraft rules

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A person may not, on or from an airport,
				navigate, land, fly, service, maintain, or repair an aircraft or conduct any
				aircraft operation, except in conformity with applicable FAA regulations, this
				chapter, and other applicable law.
(b) Except in an emergency, when safety
				dictates, or upon prior approval of the airport manager, aircraft operation on
				or from an airport is confined to designated runways, water lanes, helipads,
				taxiways, taxi lanes, aprons, and aircraft parking areas. When the airport
				manager determines that it is necessary for safe and secure operation of the
				airport, the airport manager may by control device or order regulate, control,
				and direct the availability of a runway, water lane, helipad, taxiway, taxi
				lane, apron, and aircraft parking area on an airport. The airport manager shall
				limit the use, time, type, weight, dimensions, and number of aircraft allowed
				to use an aircraft parking area when the manager determines that the limitation
				is justified by the design, safety, maintenance, or operation of the parking
				area or the airport. The airport manager may segregate aircraft operations on
				an airport according to aircraft use, size, type, or weight. The manager shall
				give notice of the manager's orders, limitations, and aircraft operation
				segregation decisions under this subsection by
(1) posting in the affected areas of the
				airport; or
(2) issuing a Notice to
				Airmen under FAA Order 7930.2K as described in FAA Advisory Circular No.
				150/5200-28B.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 17 - Transportation and Public Facilities › Chapter 45 - Rural Airports › Article 1 - Rural Airports Generally › 17 AAC 45.035 - After hours requests for airport services

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) To
				request that the department provide services at airport outside of the
				airport's normal operating hours, an air carrier must submit the request to the
				airport manager or designee, in writing on a form supplied by the department,
				at least 24 hours before the requested services. The department will grant a
				request only if personnel and resources are available. The department may grant
				a request made with less than 24 hours notice; however, late notice may hinder
				the department's ability to provide services.
(b) For requests the department meets by
				extending work hours for on-duty employees, the air carrier will be billed iu
				full hour increments at the rate of $250 per hour for each employee.
(c) For requests the department meets by
				issuing a call-out to employees during their off-duty hours, the air carrier
				will be billed $1,000 for each employee; any time worked by called-out
				employees in excess of four hours will be billed in full hour increments at the
				rate of $250 per hour for each employee.
(d) If an air carrier amends a landing permit
				to delay the air carriers operation 15 minutes or more past the airport's
				normal operating hours, a charge of $250 per hour will be billed to the air
				carrier.
(e) Repealed
				7/16/2020.
(f) If two or more air
				carriers request services under this section that overlap for some period of
				time at the same airport, the department will make reasonable efforts to offer
				cost sharing.
(g) The following
				aircraft are exempt from the charges in (b) - (e) of this section:
(1) aircraft operating outside of an
				airport's normal operating hours that do not require services from the
				department;
(2) aircraft owned or
				operated by the state or the United States government;
(3) aircraft on emergency medical
				transportation flights.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 17 - Transportation and Public Facilities › Chapter 45 - Rural Airports › Article 1 - Rural Airports Generally › 17 AAC 45.050 - Hazardous substance release

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A person who
				releases a hazardous substance on an airport shall immediately contain and
				clean up the release, using methods that ensure that contamination does not
				enter or spread on or in airport land or water or in an airport storm water
				drainage system. A person responsible under this chapter for a release shall
				immediately report the release to the airport manager and to each regulatory
				agency that requires such a report. Submission of a report to the manager under
				this subsection does not satisfy any other applicable requirement for reporting
				a release of a hazardous substance to any regulatory agency that has
				jurisdiction.
(b) If a person
				responsible under this chapter for a release does not take immediate action to
				report, contain, and clean up the release, the department may report, contain,
				or clean up the release as the department determines appropriate under the
				circumstances. The department may seek reimbursement for the department's costs
				of assessment, reporting, containment, and cleanup, as applicable, from any
				person responsible for the release.
Authority:
AS
					 02.15.020
AS 02.15.060
AS 02.15.090
AS 02.15.220
AS
					 02.15.230
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 17 - Transportation and Public Facilities › Chapter 45 - Rural Airports › Article 1 - Rural Airports Generally › 17 AAC 45.055 - Fueling operations and fuel storage

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A person who
				handles, stores, transports, or dispenses fuel on an airport, for either
				commercial or noncommercial purposes, shall do so consistent with 13 AAC 50 and
				other applicable law. Except with respect to noncommercial fueling of a
				personal motor vehicle, a person described in this subsection shall maintain
				spill prevention and response capability readily accessible to the site where
				the fuel is handled, stored, transported, or dispensed.
(b) Before operating a commercial fueling
				service that performs any function on an airport, a person must obtain a lease,
				permit, or concession that authorizes commercial fueling services. In addition
				to the rent or other fee charged under the lease, permit, or concession that
				authorizes a commercial fueling service at the airport, the lessee, permittee,
				or concessionaire must pay to the department the fuel flowage fee established
				under 17 AAC 45.127(o)
				on each gallon of fuel sold, delivered, or dispensed to which that fee
				applies.
(c) Before performing any
				function on an airport, an operator of a commercial fueling service shall, in
				addition to the requirements of (a) and (b) of this section, maintain and
				submit to the department a copy of the operator's Spill Prevention, Control,
				and Countermeasures Plan prepared under  40 C.F.R. 112, as amended as of January
				1, 2007, or, if none is federally required, maintain and submit to the
				department a written fuel spill prevention and response plan that includes
(1) the measures the operator will take to
				prevent a release of fuel;
(2) the
				steps the operator will take, in the event of a release of fuel, to
(A) stop the release; and
(B) contain and prevent spreading or
				migration of any fuel released; and
(3) the operator's plan in accordance with
				17 AAC 45.050(a)
				for immediate notification describing any release of fuel to the airport
				manager and to each regulatory agency that requires such a report.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 17 - Transportation and Public Facilities › Chapter 45 - Rural Airports › Article 1 - Rural Airports Generally › 17 AAC 45.060 - Restricted areas and access to restricted areas

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) An airport
				apron, runway, or taxiway available for use by aircraft is a restricted area
				unless posted otherwise by the airport manager. At an airport to which  49
				C.F.R. Part 1542  applies, or at another airport if the department or the
				airport manager determines that it is necessary to ensure the safety and
				security of persons or property on or in the vicinity of that airport or to
				comply with federal or state law, the airport manager or department may do one
				or more of the following:
(1) designate and
				post other areas on the airport as restricted;
(2) designate some or all of a restricted
				area as a Security Identification Display Area (SIDA);
(3) establish a security program for all or a
				portion of the airport.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 17 - Transportation and Public Facilities › Chapter 45 - Rural Airports › Article 1 - Rural Airports Generally › 17 AAC 45.065 - Firearms

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) Unless authorized by the department for
				airport wildlife hazard control, a person may not discharge a firearm across
				any portion of a runway, taxiway, or aircraft parking area.
(b) Before boarding an air carrier aircraft
				at an airport operated by the department under  49 C.F.R. Part 1542, a passenger
				transporting a firearm shall check the firearm, unloaded and encased in a
				closed container designed for transporting firearms, as or within luggage and
				notify the air carrier that the luggage contains a firearm.
(c) In this section, "firearm" has the
				meaning given in
				AS
				11.81.900.
A list of airports operated by the department under  49
					 C.F.R. Part 1542  is available at the commissioner's office at the address
					 provided in
					 17 AAC 45.005.
Authority:
AS
					 02.15.020
AS 02.15.060
AS 02.15.220
AS 02.15.230
AS 02.15.240
AS 18.65.750
AS
					 18.65.755
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 17 - Transportation and Public Facilities › Chapter 45 - Rural Airports › Article 1 - Rural Airports Generally › 17 AAC 45.070 - Explosives on airports

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A person who brings or possesses an
				explosive on an airport shall comply with the hazardous materials provisions of
				 49 C.F.R. Part 175, as amended as of January 1, 2007.
(b) A person shall give the airport manager
				at least 24 hours advance written notice before bringing explosives onto an
				airport or creating or receiving explosives on an airport. However, an airport
				manager may waive this notice requirement with respect to those types and
				quantities of fireworks that the manager specifies in a written notice posted
				by the manager at the airport.
(c)
				The airport manager may, based upon reasonable public safety and airport
				operations concerns,
(1) condition, direct,
				supervise, or prohibit an explosive or an operation involving an explosive on
				the airport; and
(2) require that
				an aircraft with an explosive aboard
(A) be
				fueled, serviced, and parked in a remote or other designated area of the
				airport; and
(B) depart the airport
				as soon as air traffic and safety considerations allow.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 17 - Transportation and Public Facilities › Chapter 45 - Rural Airports › Article 1 - Rural Airports Generally › 17 AAC 45.075 - Animals on airports

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) Unless the airport manager has first
				given approval,
(1) a person may not allow an
				animal in the person's custody or care or cause any other animal to enter
				uncontrolled upon or remain uncontrolled on airport property; and
(2) a person may bring only the following
				animals into a department-operated terminal building or restricted area of an
				airport:
(A) an animal that
(i) is trained or being trained to aid a
				person with a disability; and
(ii)
				accompanies a person with a disability or a trainer;
(B) an animal arriving or departing by air
				transportation and confined in a manner designed for that purpose;
(C) an animal being used by a law enforcement
				official.