11 AAC 18.010 - Special park use permits
(a) No person may
promote, organize, or engage in any of the following activities in a state park
without a permit:
(1) an organized or
promoted assembly of more than 20 persons;
(2) any promotional or entertainment event,
including an organized athletic event, competitive recreational event, or
spectator event, whether or not an admission fee is charged;
(3) camping within a developed campground for
longer than 15 consecutive days in a calendar year or longer than the period
designated by the director for the site or area in which the camp is
made;
(4) constructing or placing
an improvement, structure, or property within a park, including a sign (with
the exception of a state regulatory marker), fixture, shelter or cabin,
personal property, road, trail, excavation, fill, or buttress;
(5) discharging explosives;
(6) conducting exploration, scientific
research, or information collection activities requiring authorization under
11 AAC 12.170 and
11 AAC 12.175;
(8) using a state park for recurring or
permanent motorized access, including aircraft landings and takeoffs across
land or water closed to motorized use, to land not owned or controlled by the
state;
(9) occupying a campsite
with more than the allowed number of vehicles;
(10) uses limited or prohibited by the
director under 11 AAC 12 or 11 AAC 20; and
(11) any other incompatible use as defined
under regulation, or that does not otherwise have lawful recreation as its
primary purpose.
(b) For
a permit required under this section, a fee must be paid if required under
11 AAC
05.170(b)(4). However, nothing in
this section limits the department's authority to charge other applicable fees
under 11 AAC 05.170.
Notes
Authority:AS 41.21.020
AS 41.21.026
AS 41.21.040
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