Alaska Administrative Code

(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 Recreati…

(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;…

(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. (b) The use of horses, mules and burros in a state recreation area described in (a) of this section is subje…

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. Notes 11 AAC 20.988 Eff. 12/20/2002, Register 164 Authority:AS 41.21.020 AS 41.21.040 State regulations are updated q…

(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 p…

(a) The department may use the derelict vessel prevention program fund established under AS 30.30.096 to (1) reimburse (A) a municipality for a derelict vessel removal from waters of the state and from state or municipal property; or (B) a state agency, including the department, …

(a) For reimbursements under 11 AAC 200.010(a)(1)(A), (1) the department will run a 60-day solicitation on April 1 of each year to collect applications for reimbursement; the department will post information about the solicitation on the department's abandoned and derelict vessel…

(a) For reimbursements under 11 AAC 200.010(a)(1)(B), the department will accept on a continuous basis applications for reimbursement. The department will post information about the reimbursement process on the department's abandoned and derelict vessel program website, including…

(a) For the purpose of enforcing AS 30.30 and this chapter, a peace officer of the state, within the meaning given in AS 30.30.165, may (1) inspect a vessel believed to be abandoned or derelict; (2) post a written notice on the vessel as set out inAS 30.30.040(a) and AS 30.30.040…

In this chapter,(1) "abandoned" has the meaning given in AS 30.30.170; (2) "derelict vessel" means a vessel within the meaning given in AS AS 30.30.090; (3) "peace officer" has the meaning given in AS 30.30.165(a); (4) "removal" means the process of taking possession and disposin…

(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 depo…

(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…

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. Notes 11 AAC 21.020 Eff. 2/3/88, Register…

(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 p…

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. Notes 11 AAC 21.030 Eff. 2/3/88, Register 105 Authority:AS 41.21.020 AS 41.21.610 AS 41.21.616 AS 41.35.0…

No person may disturb, damage, or deface within, or remove from, the preserve state-owned or state-leased property or facilities. Notes 11 AAC 21.035 Eff. 2/3/88, Register 105 Authority:AS 41.21.020 AS 41.21.610 AS 41.21.616 State regulations are updated quarterly; we currently h…

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. Notes 11 AAC 21.040 Eff. 2/3/88, Register 105 Authority:AS 41.21.020 AS 41.21.040 AS 41.21.610 AS 41.21.616 State regulations …

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. Notes 11 AAC 21.045 Eff. 2/3/88, Register 105 Authority:AS 41.21.020 AS 41.21.…

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. Notes 11 AAC 21.050 Eff. 2/3/88, Register 105; am 4/20/2002, Register 162 Authority:AS 41.21.020 AS 41.21.040 AS 41…

A person may not discharge a firework in the preserve except as authorized by the director under 11 AAC 21.120. Notes 11 AAC 21.051 Eff. 4/20/2002, Register 162 Authority:AS 41.21.020 AS 41.21.040 AS 41.21.610 AS 41.21.616 State regulations are updated quarterly; we currently hav…

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. Notes 11 AAC 21.055 Eff. 2/3/88, Regist…

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. Notes 11 AAC 21.060 Eff. 9/1/2002, Register 163 Authority:AS 41.…

(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…

(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, equitabl…

(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. (b) The director shall respond in writing…

(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 c…

(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 produc…

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) "cou…

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. Notes 11 AAC 25.010 Eff. 5/29/2010, Re…

(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 f…

(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,…

(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 lea…

(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 commissioner…

(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…

(a) Unless otherwise provided in this chapter, a lessee calculating the monthly value of the state's royalty share of qualified gas under this chapter shall allocate gas and costs upstream of the inlet to the Alaska mainline as provided in this section. (b) Qualified gas must be …

(a) Unless otherwise provided in this chapter, a lessee calculating the monthly value of the state's royalty share of qualified gas under this chapter shall allocate gas and costs at and downstream of the inlet to the Alaska mainline as provided in this section. (b) Based on its …

(a) A lessee calculating the monthly value of the state's royalty share of qualified gas under this chapter may adjust its royalty volumes only to the extent allowed by this section. (b) If the costs of a pipeline, plant, or tanker are deductible under this chapter, and the pipel…

(a) The destination value for qualified gas is the fair market value at destination as determined under this section. (b) For purposes of this chapter, the destination for a lessee's unprocessed gas, residue gas, gas plant products, or LNG is the point at which the gas exits a pi…

(a) If, for a royalty reporting period, the published price designated by the commissioner for residue gas and methane in unprocessed gas reaching destination after entry into a first destination market serviced by the Canada mainline is less than 95 percent of the alternative va…

(a) If the destination for qualified gas is not a first destination market, and the commissioner has not designated an applicable location differential for that destination under 11 AAC 25.130 for purposes of adjusting a published price from a first destination market to the dest…

(a) The commissioner will establish location differentials to(1) calculate the destination value of qualified gas at a destination upstream of a first destination market; or (2) calculate the destination value of a gas plant product or component other than methane in a first dest…

(a) The commissioner will establish a quality differential to be used in valuing unprocessed gas. (b) The commissioner will establish a quality differential to allow a lessee that elects not to take a processing allowance for qualified gas to deduct a quality differential that is…

If a quality bank, NGL bank, or other mechanism is established to compensate or charge persons transporting gas on a pipeline for differences in the relative quality of gas tendered or received, a lessee shall adjust royalty volume or royalty payments to the state based on the sa…

(a) In calculating the monthly value of the state's royalty share of qualified gas, a lessee may deduct transportation costs as provided in 11 AAC 25.060 - 11 AAC 25.090 and 11 AAC 25.160 - 11 AAC 25.220. Only actual and reasonable transportation costs are allowed under this sect…

(a) If a lessee or an affiliate transports qualified gas under an arm's length contract, the transportation allowance used to determine the monthly value of the lessee's qualified gas must be the actual and reasonable costs incurred and paid by the lessee or an affiliate and not …

(a) If a lessee, its marketing affiliate, or any affiliate other than a transportation affiliate transports qualified gas on the Alaska mainline or Canada mainline and that pipeline is a transportation affiliate, the cost of transportation must be the allowable actual and reasona…

(a) If a lessee, its marketing affiliate, or any affiliate other than a transportation affiliate transports qualified gas on a pipeline other than the Alaska mainline or Canada mainline and that pipeline is a transportation affiliate, the cost of transportation must be the allowa…

(a) If a lessee, its marketing affiliate, or any affiliate other than a transportation affiliate transports qualified gas using an LNG transportation affiliate, transportation costs must be the LNG transportation affiliate's allowable actual and reasonable costs incurred between …

(a) A lessee may not include the following costs in calculating an arm's length transportation allowance under 11 AAC 25.170 or a non-arm's length transportation allowance under 11 AAC 25.180 - 11 AAC 25.200: (1) the cost of transportation of qualified gas downstream of destinati…

(a) A qualified person that elects under 11 AAC 25.040(b) to calculate royalties under this chapter may deduct a share of its actual and reasonable costs of unused capacity on the Alaska mainline and Canada mainline, if in the royalty reporting period the qualified person's total…