18 AAC 90.525. Permit issuance or denial

(a) The department will issue or deny a permit after reviewing the information contained in an application, the public record that results from public notice and any public hearing under 18 AAC 90.520, and comments received from local, state, or federal agencies. The department's decision will be in writing and, if denying a permit, will state the reasons for that denial.

(b) The department will, in its discretion, deny a permit if

(1) the applicant fails to supply information or evidence required by this chapter;

(2) the special precautions referred to in 18 AAC 90.515(12) are inadequate;

(3) the applicant or a person under the applicant's direct supervision has failed to abide by a condition of a previous permit;

(4) a proposed action is unlawful; or

(5) the department finds that there is an unreasonable adverse effect.

(c) The department will, in its discretion, include conditions in a permit to protect human health, safety, or welfare, animals, or the environment.

History: Eff. 2/15/98, Register 145; am 11/30/2003, Register 168

Authority: AS 46.03.010

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