Alaska Administrative Code
Title 11 - Natural Resources
Part 6 - Lands
Chapter 64 - Shore Fisheries Leasing
11 AAC 64.070 - Size of lease tracts
Universal Citation: 11 AK Admin Code 11 AAC 64.070
Current through August 30, 2024
(a) If an applicant has more than one set gillnet site, and the area between individual sites is not claimed by another person for set gillnet purposes, the applicant may include all such set gillnet sites in one lease tract if
(1) the maximum
number of set gillnet sites included in one tract does not exceed that number
allowed by
11 AAC 64.080;
(2) the maximum distance between set gillnet
sites does not exceed twice the minimum distance, minus one foot, allowed
between nets by Department of Fish and Game commercial finfish regulations, set
out in 5 AAC 03 - 5 AAC 39, for the local area, unless otherwise determined by
the director;
(3) the maximum
distance of the tract side line from the nearest set gillnet site within the
tract does not exceed one-half the distance allowed between set gillnet sites
by Department of Fish and Game Commercial Finfish regulations set out in 5 AAC
03 - 5 AAC 39; and
(4) the maximum
distance between the seaward end line of a tract and the landward end line of
an offshore tract is not greater than one-half the distance from the seaward
end of the nearest set gillnet as determined by Department of Fish and Game
Commercial Finfish regulations set out in 5 AAC 03 - 5 AAC 39.
(b) In establishing the size and proper location of a tract, the director will, in his or her discretion, require the applicant to survey the tract.
Authority:AS 38.05.020
AS 38.05.082
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