17 AAC 45.500 - Assigned-space aircraft parking designation
(a) The
commissioner will designate an airport for assigned-space aircraft parking if
the commissioner determines in writing that the designation is in the best
interest of the state. In making this determination, the commissioner will
consider the applicable factors set out at
17 AAC 45.900 and the following:
(1) the number of aircraft based at the
airport, other than those based on leased premises, the demand for transient
aircraft fee parking, and the amount of space available for assigned-space
aircraft parking at the airport;
(2) the potential impact of assigned-space
aircraft parking fees on airport users; and
(3) the department's estimate of the cost to
implement the requirements of
17 AAC 45.500 -
17 AAC 45.590 at the airport
compared to the potential revenue the department would receive for
assigned-space aircraft parking at the airport.
(b) The department will inform the public
that the commissioner has designated an airport for assigned-space aircraft
parking by giving notice in accordance with
17 AAC 45.400. The notice will
include
(1) the name of the airport;
(2) any limitations established under (e) of
this section on the number of permits for a category of assigned space that may
be held by any one person;
(3) the
deadline for submitting a permit application to the department in order to be
considered for the initial award of permits; this date will be at least 30 days
after the first date the notice is published or posted;
(4) the address for obtaining a permit
application form;
(5) the address
for submitting a permit application; and
(6) if permits are to be awarded by lottery
under 17 AAC 45.550, the time and place
for an assigned-space permit lottery.
(c) When the commissioner designates an
airport for assigned-space aircraft parking, the department will establish the
first date on which the requirements of
17 AAC 45.500 -
17 AAC 45.590 will apply to the
airport.
(d) The categories for
permits under
17 AAC 45.500 -
17 AAC 45.590 are float, wheel,
and ski/tundra tire, as the department determines to be applicable for each
airport the commissioner designates for assigned-space aircraft parking. If the
department determines that assigned spaces of one permit category may be used
for parking aircraft with landing gear of a different category without posing
unreasonable safety, operational, or management conflicts, the department will
permit that use.
(e) When the
department determines that the demand for assigned spaces in a category at an
airport exceeds the number of spaces available, the department will limit the
number of permits for a category of assigned spaces that a person may hold at
that airport. During any period that a limit under this subsection on the
number of permits a person may hold is in effect at an airport, the department
will deny an application for a new permit or a permit renewal for a category of
assigned space at that airport if the applicant already holds at that airport a
number of permits for that category that is equal to or in excess of the limit
established for that category under this subsection.
(f) If the department determines in writing
that the demand for assigned spaces in a category at an airport exceeds the
number of spaces available by 50 percent or more, the department may, after
determining the maximum number of spaces in that category allowed per permit
holder under (e) of this section, cancel permits in excess of that number held
at that airport for that category by the same permit holder. If the department
cancels permits under this subsection, it will do so in a manner that assures
that no person holds more than the maximum number of spaces established for
that category at that airport under (e) of this section.
(g) When the department determines in writing
that it would be cost-effective and in the best interest of the state to do so,
the department will use an agent or contractor to manage assigned spaces at an
airport. The department will authorize that person to do one or more of the
following, as appropriate:
(1) issue
assigned-space permits;
(2) collect
rents and fees;
(3) maintain the
assigned space.
Notes
Authority:AS 02.15.020
AS 02.15.060
AS 02.15.090
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