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Alaska Statutes.

Title 31. Oil and Gas

Chapter 5. Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Act

Section 90. Permits and Fees to Drill Wells.

AS 31.05.090. Permits and Fees to Drill Wells.

A person desiring to drill a well in search of oil or gas shall notify the commission of the person's intent on a form prescribed by the commission and shall pay a fee of $100 for a permit for each well sought to be drilled. Upon receipt of notification and fee, the commission shall promptly issue a permit to drill, unless the drilling of the well is contrary to law or a regulation or order of the commission, or unless the person is in violation of a commission regulation, order or stipulation pertaining to drilling, plugging or abandonment of a well. The drilling of a well is prohibited until a permit to drill is obtained in accordance with this chapter.

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