18 AAC 75.710. Exemption from surface oiling permit

A person who proposes to construct one or more of the following types of surfaces is not required to obtain a surface oiling permit under this chapter, but shall ensure that construction of the surface does not result in pollution of land or waters of the state:

(1) a bituminous treatment surface that includes a surface constructed by sweeping the surface, applying a priming material, applying a bituminous body coat, and spreading a blotter or cover of mineral aggregate;

(2) a road-mix bituminous surface for which the mineral aggregate and the bituminous material are mixed directly in the surface;

(3) a plant-mixed bituminous surface for which the mineral aggregate and the bituminous material are thoroughly mixed at a suitable plant and then deposited on the surface;

(4) a bituminous macadam surface with a wearing course composed of broken stone aggregate of relatively coarse size and a bituminous material that is forced by penetration into the interstices of the stone after the stone has been compacted on the base; and

(5) a bituminous concrete or sheet asphalt surface with a wearing course composed of a bituminous mixture prepared in a stationary plant under close control of temperature, moisture content, and mixture composition.

History: Eff. 5/14/92, Register 122

Authority: AS 46.03.020

AS 46.03.740

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