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(a) The following weighing and measuring devices are exempt from the requirements in 17 AAC 90.740:
(1) a noncommercial device;
(2) a device that the director approved for commercial use before 1/18/2002, if that approval has not been revoked before 1/18/2002;
(3) a law enforcement device in use before 1/18/2002;
(4) a device that is accurate and correct and meets the requirements of the documents described in 17 AAC 90.750 and is
(A) a unique, non-production device constructed for a particular installation, if the director determines through testing and evaluation that the device is accurate for its intended commercial application;
(B) a custom-built, but non-unique, device manufactured or assembled only with NTEP-approved electrical and mechanical components including the indicator and load cell, if the director determines through testing and evaluation that the device is accurate for its intended commercial application;
(C) a device submitted for state evaluation; or
(D) a device that the director determines through testing and evaluation is accurate for its intended commercial application and will be replaced by an approved device by a date specified by the director, not to exceed one year from the date of determination.
(b) In determining whether to grant an exemption under (a) of this section, the director will apply the test, methods, and requirements under 17 AAC 90.750 that director determines are necessary to determine whether an exemption should be provided.
History: Eff. 1/18/2002, Register 161
Authority: AS 45.75.040
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