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<strong>20<strong>12</strong></strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>Ranger</strong> <strong>Guidebook</strong> 3-7-<strong>12</strong><br />

requirements pertaining to marine discharge and pollution requirements and to insure that<br />

passengers, crew, and residents at ports are protected from improper sanitation, health, and safety<br />

practices.<br />

(b) The ocean ranger shall monitor, observe, and record data and information related to the<br />

engineering, sanitation, and health related operations of the vessel, including but not limited to<br />

registration, reporting, record-keeping, and discharge functions required by state and federal law.<br />

(c) Any information recorded or gathered by the ocean ranger shall be promptly conveyed to<br />

the <strong>Alaska</strong> Department of Environmental Conservation and the United States Coast Guard on a<br />

form or in a manner approved by the commissioner of environmental conservation. The<br />

commissioner may share information gathered with other state and federal agencies.<br />

(d) In this section, "ocean ranger" means<br />

(1) a marine engineer licensed by the United States Coast Guard; or<br />

(2) a person who holds a degree in marine safety and environmental protection, or an<br />

equivalent course of study approved by the department, from an accredited maritime educational<br />

institution.<br />

Sec. 46.03.480. Fees.<br />

(a) There is imposed an environmental compliance fee on each commercial passenger vessel<br />

operating in the marine waters of the state.<br />

(b) The fee imposed by (a) of this section for all commercial passenger vessels, other than<br />

vessels operated by the state, is a separate fee for each voyage during which the commercial<br />

passenger vessel operates in the marine waters of the state. The fee shall range from $.70 to<br />

$1.75 per berth, based on the overnight accommodation capacity of the vessel, determined with<br />

reference to the number of lower berths, according to the following categories:<br />

(1) $75 for a commercial passenger vessel with overnight accommodations for at least 50<br />

but not more than 99 passengers for hire;<br />

(2) $175 for a commercial passenger vessel with overnight accommodations for at least 100<br />

but not more than 249 passengers for hire;<br />

(3) $375 for a commercial passenger vessel with overnight accommodations for at least 250<br />

but not more than 499 passengers for hire;<br />

(4) $750 for a commercial passenger vessel with overnight accommodations for at least 500<br />

but not more than 999 passengers for hire;<br />

(5) $1,250 for a commercial passenger vessel with overnight accommodations for at least<br />

1,000 but not more than 1,499 passengers for hire;<br />

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