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(a) After consultation with appropriate governmental and private entities, the commissioner will designate a portion of a recreation river as closed to float plane landing or takeoff, if the commissioner determines that the landing or takeoff would be a significant public safety concern. In addition, the commissioner will designate a portion of a recreation river as a float plane landing area and exclude or restrict all other vehicular traffic, if the commissioner determines that other vehicular traffic would be a significant public safety concern. A float plane landing area will not be designated within a non-motorized portion of a recreation river. The commissioner will notify the public of an area closed to float plane landing or takeoff or designated as a float plane landing area by publication in a newspaper of general circulation in the affected area and by giving notice to appropriate federal authorities.
History: Eff. 12/13/95, Register 136
Authority: AS 41.23.400
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