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Appendix I: Legal Framework for Activities on State Lands on the North Slope
Appendix I: Legal Framework for Activities on State Lands on the North Slope
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Appendix Legal Framework for Activities on State Lands on the North SIope' iSOURCE: Final Best Interest Finding, Beaufort Sea Areawide, Appendix B
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AS 38.05.130 Allows the director, DO&G, to approve oil and gas exploration and development activities in the case where the surface estate is not held by the state or is otherwise subject to third party interests, provided the director determines that adequate compensation has been made to the surface estate holder for any damages which may be caused by lease activities. AS 38.05.180 Establishes an oil and gas leasing program to provide for orderly exploration and development of petroleum resources belonging to the state of Alaska.
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ADNR/DF AS 41.17.082 Alaska Forest Resources Practices Act. Requires that all forest clearing operations and silvicultural systems be designed to reduce the likelihood of increased insect infestation and disease infections that threaten forest resources.
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AS 46.04.010-900 Oil and Hazardous Substance Pollution Control Act. This act prohibits the discharge of oil or any other hazardous substances unless specifically authorized by permit; requires those responsible for spills to undertake cleanup operations; and holds violators liable for unlimited cleanup costs and damages as well as civil and criminal penalties.
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18 AAC 60.220-240 Requires a Solid Waste Disposal Permit to control or eliminate detrimental health, environmental, and nuisance effects of improper solid waste disposal practices and to operate a solid waste disposal facility. 18 AAC 60.520 General requirement for containment structures used for disposal of drilling wastes.
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§ 109 - Criteria for Oil Removal Contingency Plans § 110 - Discharge of Oil § 112 - Oil Pollution Prevention. 112.7 - Guidelines for implementation of SPCC plan § 113 - Liability Limits for Small Onshore Oil Storage Facilities § 114 - Civil Penalties for Violation of Oil Pollution Regulations § 116 - Designation of Hazardous Substances § 117 - Determination of Reportable Quantities for Hazardous Substances Coast Guard Regulations - 33 C.F.R.§§ 153-157 Oil Spill Regulation § 153 - Reporting Oil Spills to Coast Guard §§ 155-156 - Vessels in Oil Transfer Operations Water Quality: EPA Regulations - 40 C.F.R.
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§ 930 - Federal Consistency with Approved Coastal Management Programs § 931 - Coastal Energy Impact Program Solid Waste Disposal Act, as amended by Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA)
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§ 162 Final Best Interest Finding, Beaufort Sea Areawide B-7
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