(1) is valid for a period of up to six
years;
(2) may include
site-specific conditions of use, such as seasonal use restrictions determined
appropriate by the department and, on game refuges and critical habitat areas,
by the Department of Fish and Game;
(3) is not valid unless signed by an
authorized individual within the Department of Fish and Game if the permit is
for a cabin located within a state game refuge or critical habitat
area;
(4) is not valid unless the
annual cabin rental fee prescribed by 11 AAC 05.180 is timely received by the
department;
(5) is not valid
unless the permit is signed by the applicant or applicant's authorized agent;
and
(6) will contain the following
general stipulations and conditions:
(A) the
permit does not convey an interest in state land or grant any preference right
for the lease or purchase of state land;
(B) the permit is revocable immediately upon
violation of any of its terms, conditions, or stipulations, upon nonpayment of
fees, or upon failure to comply with any other applicable statutes and
regulations;
(C) the permit is not
transferable or assignable;
(D) the
permit must be displayed in general view on the cabin at all times;
(E) no additions to or enlargements of the
cabin are allowed, except for routine maintenance and upkeep;
(F) all garbage and foreign debris brought
into, or placed on, the cabin site must be removed by the permittee unless
otherwise authorized by the director;
(G) the state must be held harmless from all
claims, demands, suits, loss, liability, and expense for injury to, or death
of, a person arising out of or connected with the uses covered by the
permit;
(H) if the cabin is
destroyed or damaged beyond repair, rebuilding the structure is not authorized
without prior written approval of the director; this approval may not be
unreasonably withheld;
(I) the
cabin may not be used for a commercial activity or as a permanent
residence;
(J) no new road or trail
across state land is authorized under the permit, and access must be consistent
with the provisions of 11 AAC 96;
(K) no restriction or interference with
public access to or across state land is allowed;
(L) the permit does not relieve the permittee
of the responsibility of securing other necessary state, federal, or local
permits or authorizations; and
(M)
the department reserves the right to require measures to mitigate disruptions
to public use of the area, and to fish and wildlife populations and their
habitats, which may be created by the permittee, or occur as a direct result of
the permittee's failure to comply with the terms of the permit or any
applicable law.
