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Alaska Statutes Title 46. Water, Air, Energy, and Environmental Conservation § 46.04.047. Noncrude oil operations

Current as of January 01, 2025 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

Notwithstanding AS 46.04.040, the department may, with respect to noncrude oil operations, approve proof of financial responsibility by a person, other than the applicant, who does not agree to be subject to a direct action in the state or to appoint an agent for service of process if the applicant

(1) provides proof of financial responsibility in the form and amounts otherwise required under AS 46.04.040;

(2) provides a sworn statement that

(A) is acceptable to the department;

(B) attests that the applicant has diligently attempted to obtain a form of proof of financial responsibility that would provide for a direct action and appointment of an agent for service of process;

(C) describes the steps the applicant has taken to obtain a form of proof of financial responsibility that would provide for a direct action and appointment of an agent for service of process;

(D) states that a form of proof of financial responsibility that would provide for a direct action and appointment of an agent for service of process is unavailable to the applicant;

(3) continues diligent efforts to obtain a form of proof of financial responsibility that would provide for a direct action and appointment of an agent for service of process and provides a sworn statement every six months that is acceptable to the department, containing the information required in (2) of this section.

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