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Alaska Statutes.

Title 35. Public Buildings, Works, and Improvements

Chapter 10. Public Works

Section 230. Encroachment Permits.

AS 35.10.230. Encroachment Permits.

An encroachment may be constructed, placed, changed, or maintained across or within a public facility, but only in accordance with regulations or procedures adopted by the department. An encroachment may not be constructed, placed, maintained, or changed until it is authorized by a written permit issued by the department, unless the department provides otherwise by regulation. The department may charge a fee for a permit issued under this section.

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