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Alaska Statutes.

Title 41. Public Resources

Chapter 35. Historic Preservation

Chapter 35. Historic Preservation

Section 10. Declaration of Policy.

Section 20. Title to Historic, Prehistoric, and Archeological Resources; Local Display.

Section 30. Designation of Monuments and Historic Sites.

Section 40. Administration and Financial Support of Monuments and Historic Sites.

Section 45. Fees For Guided Tours Through Historical Sites. [Repealed, Sec. 3 Ch 89 SLA 1987].

Section 50. Regulations.

Section 60. Power to Acquire Historic, Prehistoric, or Archeological Properties.

Section 70. Preservation of Historic, Prehistoric, and Archeological Resources Threatened By Public Construction.

Section 80. Permits.

Section 90. Notice Required of Private Persons.

Section 100. Excavation and Removal of Historic, Prehistoric, or Archeological Remains On Private Land.

Section 110. - 41.35.190. Historic Sites Advisory Committee. [Repealed, E.O. No. 83, Sec. 20 (1993)].

Section 200. Unlawful Acts.

Section 210. Criminal Penalties.

Section 215. Civil Penalties.

Section 220. Enforcement Authority.

Section 230. Definitions.

Section 240. Short Title.

Section 300. Creation.

Section 310. Composition of Commission.

Section 320. Appointment of Members.

Section 330. Term of Office.

Section 340. Compensation.

Section 345. Officers.

Section 347. Meetings and Quorum.

Section 350. Duties of the Commission.

Section 360. Reports. [Repealed, Sec. 35 Ch 126 SLA 1994].

Section 370. Executive Director. [Repealed, E.O. No. 83 Sec. 20 (1993)].

Section 375. Powers of Chairman.

Section 380. Gifts and Income.

Article 01. ALASKA HISTORIC PRESERVATION ACT

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