Alaska Administrative Code

(a) The nonrefundable fee for an initial or biennial renewed license to do business under AS 06.50 is $3,000, which must be paid to the department through the registry in two annual installments of $1,500. (b) Nothing in this section relieves an applicant from the obligation to p…

Notes 3 AAC 11.030 Eff. 1/1/2005, Register 172; repealed 12/21/2019, Register 232, January 2020 State regulations are updated quarterly; we currently have two versions available. Below is a comparison between our most recent version and the prior quarterly release. More compariso…

A licensee seeking to renew a deferred deposit advance license must make the request to the department through the registry. A licensee seeking to renew a license must submit the renewal application, bond, and first installment of the fee required under 3 AAC 11.020 to the depart…

In addition to the information required under AS 06.50.310(b)(1) - (10), reports submitted to the department, through the registry, must include the (1) total number of advance recipients offered a payment plan under AS 06.50.550(a)(2); (2) average length of the payment plans ent…

In addition to posting the information required under AS 06.50.500, the licensee must post notice that license in format ion may he found through the registry's consumer access Internet website in each business location, including each licensed Internet website and software appli…

(a) A person required to be licensed under this chapter may challenge information pertaining to the person that is entered into the registry by the department. The challenge must be limited to the factual accuracy of the information pertaining to the person's record as entered in…

(a) An applicant for a deferred deposit advance license under AS 06.50 must file with the department a bond as required under AS 06.50.040 with at least one surety. The bond must be executed by the applicant and by a surety company authorized to conduct a surety business in the s…

The department may use the registry as an agent for posting notice to a licensee or applicant regarding a deficiency, an application or license status change, or a request for additional information. The registry serves as the primary license record. Notes 3 AAC 11.100 Eff. 12/21…

(a) A licensee shall file a written report through an advance change notice in the registry at least 15 days prior to the occurrence of: (1) a material change to the license ownership; (2) a change in control person or office manager listed in Form MU2 of the licensee's applicati…

In addition to other provisions in 3 AAC 01 that apply to this title, the regulations regarding debt collection activities under 3 AAC 01.210-3 AAC 01.220 apply to the provisions of this chapter. Notes 3 AAC 11.120 Eff. 12/21/2019, Register 232, January 2020 Authority: AS 06.50.5…

A licensee must pay a late filing civil penalty of $25 per day for each day that a report required under AS 06.50.310 and 3 AAC 11.050 is late. Notes 3 AAC 11.300 Eff. 12/21/2019, Register 232, January 2020 Authority: AS 06.01.035 State regulations are updated quarterly; we curre…

(a) An application is considered abandoned if the department does not receive any response from the applicant or licensee for 60 days after the department assigns a notice of deficiency to the record of the applicant or licensee in the registry. (b) An abandoned application is de…

A licensee terminating deferred deposit advance operations must (1) provide electronic notice to the department through the registry of a decision to cease operations or the cessation of operations not later than seven days after that decision or cessation; and (2) submit a compl…

When the department conducts an investigation under AS 06.50.330, (1) the licensee shall provide the department unrestricted access to the licensee's place of business, accounts, and records, including electronic records and records stored outside of the licensee's place of busin…

When the department conducts an investigation or examination under AS 06.50.330, the applicant shall pay the fees and actual expenses of required travel, including transportation, lodging, and per diem expense not to exceed the per diem allowance for employees of the state under …

In this chapter, unless the context requires otherwise, (1) "control person" means a key individual described in the deferred deposit advance license application form of the registry NMLS who directly or indirectly exercises control over the applicant. A member, partner, director…

Territory proposed for incorporation as a city must encompass a community. Notes 3 AAC 110.005 Eff. 5/19/2002, Register 162; am 1/9/2008, Register 185 Authority: Art. X, sec. 1, AS 29.05.011 AS 44.33.812 Ak Const. Art. X, sec. 7, Ak Const. Art. X, sec. 12, Ak Const. State regulat…

(a) In accordance with AS 29.05.011(a)(5), a community must demonstrate a reasonable need for city government. In this regard, the commission may consider relevant factors, including (1) existing or reasonably anticipated social or economic conditions; (2) existing or reasonably …

In accordance with AS 29.05.011(a)(3), the economy of a proposed city must include the human and financial resources necessary to provide essential municipal services on an efficient, cost-effective level. In this regard, the commission (1) will consider (A) the reasonably antici…

(a) In accordance with AS 29.05.011(a)(4), the population of a proposed city must be sufficiently large and stable to support the proposed city government. In this regard, the commission may consider relevant factors, including (1) census enumerations; (2) durations of residency;…

(a) In accordance with AS 29.05.011(a)(2), the boundaries of a proposed city must include all land and water necessary to provide the development of essential municipal services on an efficient, cost-effective level. In this regard, the commission may consider relevant factors, i…

In determining whether incorporation of a city is in the best interests of the state under AS 29.05.100(a), the commission may consider relevant factors, including whether incorporation (1) promotes maximum local self-government, as determined under 3 AAC 110.981; (2) promotes a …

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(a) The population of a proposed borough must be sufficiently large and stable to support the proposed borough government in accordance with AS 29.05.031(a)(1) and art. X, sec. 3, Constitution of the State of Alaska. In this regard, the commission may consider relevant factors, i…

In accordance with AS 29.05.031(a)(3), the economy of a proposed borough must include the human and financial resources necessary to provide the development of essential municipal services on an efficient, cost-effective level, In this regard, the commission (1) will consider (A)…

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In determining whether incorporation of a borough is in the best interests of the state under AS 29.05.100(a), the commission may consider relevant factors, including whether incorporation (1) promotes maximum local self-government, as determined under 3 AAC 110.981; (2) promotes…

The provisions of 3 AAC 110.045 - 3 AAC 110.065 apply to a petition for borough incorporation using either (1) the legislative review method provided in art. X, sec. 12, Constitution of the State of Alaska; or (2) the local option methods provided in AS 29.05. Notes 3 AAC 110.067…

(a) The territory must exhibit a reasonable need for city government. In this regard, the commission may consider relevant factors, including (1) existing or reasonably anticipated social or economic conditions, including the extent to which residential and commercial growth of t…

The territory must be compatible in character with the annexing city. In this regard, the commission may consider relevant factors, including the (1) land use, subdivision platting, and ownership patterns; (2) salability of land for residential, commercial, or industrial purposes…

The economy within the proposed expanded boundaries of the city must include the human and financial resources necessary to provide essential municipal services on an efficient, cost-effective level. In this regard, the commission may consider relevant factors, including the (1) …

The population within the proposed expanded boundaries of the city must be sufficiently large and stable to support the extension of city government. In this regard, the commission may consider relevant factors, including (1) census enumerations; (2) duration of residency; (3) hi…

(a) The proposed expanded boundaries of the city must include all land and water necessary to provide the development of essential municipal services on an efficient, cost-effective level. In this regard, the commission may consider relevant factors, including (1) land use and ow…

In determining whether annexation to a city is in the best interests of the state under AS 29.06.040(a), the commission may consider relevant factors, including whether annexation (1) promotes maximum local self-government, as determined under 3 AAC 110.981; (2) promotes a minimu…

Territory that meets the annexation standards specified in 3 AAC 110.090 - 3 AAC 110.135 may be annexed to a city by the legislative review process if the commission also determines that any one of the following circumstances exists: (1) the territory is wholly or substantially s…

Territory contiguous to the annexing city, that meets the annexation standards specified in 3 AAC 110.090 - 3 AAC 110.135 and has been approved for local action annexation by the commission, may be annexed to a city by any one of the following actions: (1) city ordinance if the t…

(a) On a regional scale suitable for borough government, the social, cultural, and economic characteristics and activities of the people in the area proposed for annexation must be interrelated and integrated with the characteristics and activities of the people in the existing b…

The population of the proposed borough after annexation must be sufficiently large and stable to support the resulting borough. In this regard, the commission may consider relevant factors, including (1) census enumerations; (2) durations of residency; (3) historical population p…

The economy within the proposed expanded boundaries of the borough must include the human and financial resources necessary to provide the development of essential municipal services. In this regard, the commission may consider relevant factors, including the (1) reasonably antic…

(a) The proposed expanded boundaries of the borough must conform generally to natural geography and must include all land and water necessary to provide the development of essential municipal services. In this regard, the commission may consider relevant factors, including (1) la…

In determining whether annexation to a borough is in the best interests of the state under AS 29.06.040(a), the commission may consider relevant factors, including whether annexation (1) promotes maximum local self-government, as determined under 3 AAC 110.981; (2) promotes a min…

Area that meets the annexation standards specified in 3 AAC 110.160 - 3 AAC 110.195 may be annexed to a borough by the legislative review process if the commission also determines that any one of the following circumstances exists: (1) the area manifests a reasonable need for bor…

Area that meets the annexation standards specified in 3 AAC 110.160 - 3 AAC 110.195 and has been approved for local action annexation by the commission may be annexed to a borough by any one of the following actions: (1) borough ordinance if the area is wholly owned by the annexi…

(a) Two or more municipalities may merge if, in accordance with AS 29.06.130, the commission determines that the proposed merger (1) meets the standards in 3 AAC 110.220 - 3 AAC 110.235 and (A) for a proposal to form a merged city, meets the standards for incorporation of cities,…

In determining whether merger is in the best interests of the state under AS 29.06.130, the commission may consider relevant factors, including (1) the ability of the proposed merged municipality to efficiently and effectively provide reasonably necessary facilities and services …

Municipalities that meet the merger standards required under 3 AAC 110.220 - 3 AAC 110.225, and are approved by the commission for local option merger, may merge if the petition for merger is submitted by the number of voters required under AS 29.06.100(a), and if a majority of t…

(a) Municipalities that meet the merger standards required under 3 AAC 110.220 - 3 AAC 110.225 and are approved by the commission for legislative review merger, may merge 45 days after presentation to the legislature of the commission's final decision on a legislative review peti…