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Code · Alaska · Title 46 · Chapter 16

Sec. 46.16.070. Innovative gold recovery demonstration grant program.

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Sec. 46.16.070. Innovative gold recovery demonstration grant program.
(a)The innovative gold recovery demonstration grant program is established as a direct grant program to give a person engaged in placer mining the opportunity to study and test new methods of gold recovery and water use reduction.
(b)The commissioner of natural resources may make a grant under this section to a person that has
(1)a proven history of successful placer mining in the state;
(2)the capability to produce verifiable results; and
(3)the capability to study and test new methods of gold recovery and water use reduction under actual operating conditions.
(c)The commissioner of natural resources may not make a grant under this section to a person in excess of $100,000.
(d)The commissioner of natural resources shall monitor and evaluate the results of grants made under this section.
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