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(a) A museum may apply for a museum assistance grant if
(1) the museum will be open to the public on a regularly scheduled basis, publicized in its area of service, in the fiscal year for which a grant is requested, and
(2) the grant will benefit one or more museums or museum-related agencies.
(b) A museum-related agency may apply for a museum assistance grant if
(1) the agency will be organized and operated for the benefit of the general public, through museum programs, projects, publications, museum staff development or initial development activities, in the fiscal year for which the grant is requested, and
(2) the grant will benefit one or more museums or museum-related agencies.
(c) Additional eligibility criteria for each fiscal year's grants may be imposed at the discretion of the administrator of state museums and will be included in the application forms for that year.
History: Eff. 10/21/89, Register 112
Authority: AS 14.07.060
AS 14.57.010 (b)
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