11 AAC 51.075. Surveying and field marking of easements

(a) The department may require as a condition of any sale, lease, grant, or other disposal of state land that the purchaser, lessee, or grantee survey, mark, or both survey and mark access easements reserved or retained under this chapter in a manner consistent with the following requirements:

(1) marking of an access easement across uplands must include clearly visible monuments or signs at the following places:

(A) at the intersection of the access easement and any public road, railroad, trail, or aircraft landing site;

(B) at the intersection of the access easement and any navigable or public water;

(C) along the access easement at intervals reasonably sufficient to allow the route to be followed, unless the easement's route is shown by a clearly visible trail or road;

(2) marking of an access easement along a water body or waterway must include a clearly visible monument or sign where the access easement intersects any public road or trail.

(b) Both the purchaser, lessee, or grantee and the successors or assignees of that person shall perpetuate and maintain any marking required under (a) of this section.

(c) A person may not obstruct, move, or destroy a marking on an access easement without written permission from the department.

History: Eff. 5/3/2001, Register 158

Authority: AS 38.04.005

Editor's note: The subject matter of 11 AAC 51.075 was formerly located at 11 AAC 53.350. The history note for 11 AAC 51.075 does not reflect the history of the earlier section.

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