Alaska Administrative Code (Last Updated: January 12, 2017) |
Title 17. Transportation and Public Facilities. |
Chapter 17.15. Utility and Railroad Permits. |
Article 17.15.2. Utility Standards and Requirements. |
Section 17.15.131. Utility accommodation on controlled-access highways.
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(a) A utility facility may not be installed within the controlled-access limits of a highway unless the utility demonstrates to the satisfaction of the department that (1) a feasible alternative does not exist; and (2) the proposed utility facility will not adversely affect the design, construction, maintenance, safety, or operation of the highway. (b) Access for maintenance of a utility facility located within controlled-access limits of a highway or from the entrance or exit ramp of a highway is prohibited, except if (1) alternate locations and means of access are unavailable or impractical due to terrain and environmental constraints; and (2) that use will not adversely affect safety and traffic operation, or damage the highway, a highway structure, or a department installation. (c) Where an existing highway will be or has been converted to a controlled-access highway, the department may (1) relocate any existing facility that can be maintained only from the proposed controlled access of a highway or its entrance or exit ramps; or (2) make other provisions to maintain any existing facility without using access from the highway or its entrance or exit ramps; or (3) allow access as set out in (b) of this section.
Authorities
19.05.020;19.05.040;19.20.030;19.20.070;19.25.010;19.25.200;19.30.121;19.40.065;44.42.020;44.42.030
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Authority
AS 19.05.020 AS 19.05.040 AS 19.20.030 AS 19.20.070 AS 19.25.010 AS 19.25.200 AS 19.30.121 AS 19.40.065 AS 44.42.020 AS 44.42.030History
Eff. 5/23/82, Register 82; am 7/15/2009, Register 191