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Title 5 . Fish and Game
Chapter 99 . Subsistence Uses
Section 21. Definition

5 AAC 99.021. Definition

In addition to the definitions in AS 16.05.940 , in this chapter "road-connected area" means the location of domiciles that are normally accessed by motorized highway vehicles operating on constructed roads that connect to the main highway system in the relevant area, including roads that can be negotiated during all portions of the year; in this section, "normally accessed" means that it is reasonably feasible to transport persons, food, and other supplies to domiciles by motorized highway vehicles.

History: Eff. 7/31/87, Register 103

Authority: AS 16.05.258


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