17 AAC 15.131. Utility accommodation on controlled-access highways

(a) No utility facility may be installed longitudinally within the controlled-access limits of a highway unless the utility demonstrates to the satisfaction of the department that there is no feasible alternative, and that 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.

(c) A facility located within the controlled-access limits of a highway as of May 23, 1982 must be relocated or other provisions made so that it can be maintained without using access from the highway or from entrance or exit ramps of the highway.

History: Eff. 5/23/82, Register 82

Authority: AS 19.05.020

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