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The document outlines the procedures and stipulations for obtaining a Limited Material Permit from the State of Alaska's Department of Natural Resources. It includes contact information for various regional offices, details on the permit application process, responsibilities of the purchaser, and specific conditions under which material can be extracted from designated sites. The permit allows for the removal of up to 200 cubic yards of material, with certain restrictions to ensure environmental protection and compliance with state regulations.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by entering your complete name, including middle initial, address, and phone numbers in the designated fields. If applicable, list your contractor's name after yours.
Provide the location details by filling in the section, township, range, and meridian. For example, you might write 'SE1/4 Section 33 T10N, R2E, SM'.
If known, include the commonly used name of the site and/or the DOT/PF number for easier identification.
Describe the general location with additional descriptors such as subdivision or road names to ensure clarity.
Specify the material type and quantity you wish to remove. For instance, indicate '40 cubic yards of pit run gravel'.
Clearly state the intended use of the material. For example, 'Gravel will be used to build a driveway to my garage.'
Calculate the total cost by multiplying cubic yards by price per cubic yard and attach a check made payable to the State of Alaska.

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How much does a mining claim cost in Alaska?

In Alaska, online payment is not accepted; however, in-person payments are also accepted at the Fairbanks District Office. Amount: $200 per lode claim, mill site, and tunnel site. For placer claims, $200 for each 20 acres or portion thereof.

Can you live on a mining claim in Alaska?

No. State law requires that the mining site must be reclaimed. During the seasonal shutdowns for many typical Alaskan mining operations, you might get approval to leave a structure such as an equipment storage shed onsite, but not to continue occupying living quarters during non-mining periods.

How much do you get paid mining in Alaska?

While ZipRecruiter is seeing salaries as high as $37.02 and as low as $18.64, the majority of Mining salaries currently range between $25.10 (25th percentile) to $32.12 (75th percentile) in Alaska.

Who owns the mineral rights in Alaska?

The act also gave Alaska the right to all minerals underlying the selections, and required that the state either retain mineral rights when conveying surface estates to private entities or return those rights to the federal government. Under Alaska Statute 38.05.

How to get a mining claim in Alaska?

The following tasks must be done to locate and maintain a mining claim on Alaska State land: o A discovery of minerals on the property must occur; o The claim must be properly staked according to State statutes and regulations; o A certificate of location must be recorded in the Recording District Office in which the