Alaska Stat. § 08.60.100
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In AS 08.60.050 08.60.100, (1) junk means any secondhand and used machinery, scrap iron, copper, lead, zinc, aluminum, or other metals; it also includes wrecked automobiles, tools, implements, rags, used building materials, rubber, and paper;
(2) junk yard means a location where junk is gathered together and stored for a commercial or public purpose;
(3) person means an individual and, where consistent with collective capacity, a committee, firm, partnership, company, corporation, club, governmental agency, organization, association, or other combination of individuals.
Article 2. Scrap Metal Dealer Record Requirements.
(2) junk yard means a location where junk is gathered together and stored for a commercial or public purpose;
(3) person means an individual and, where consistent with collective capacity, a committee, firm, partnership, company, corporation, club, governmental agency, organization, association, or other combination of individuals.
Article 2. Scrap Metal Dealer Record Requirements.
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