"basskisser" wrote in message
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Calif Bill wrote:
"basskisser" wrote in message
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Calif Bill wrote:


Go to Pillar Point Harbor. They have a large sandy beach inside
the
breakwater where they do not dredge. The boat does not get into
the
water
system as little parts. And the $100 would be eaten up in paper
work
a
couple of times over.

Perhaps you should take a look at the laws of your own state
regarding
such issues. Start with AB 1014

Task Force- Prevention of Abandoned Boats - RBOC is following-up on
the
provisions of AB 1014 [Canciamilla, Chapter 357, Statutes of 2003],
legislation the organization sponsored in an effort to develop
strategies to prevent recreational vessels from being abandoned and
to
facilitate the ability of owners to turn in their recreational
vessels
to public agencies for disposal in lieu of abandonment.



Under AB 1014, the Department of Boating and Waterways is
convening,
an "abandoned vessel advisory committee" to assist in this effort.
RBOC is participating on the committee.


What about this Assembly Bill contravenes The getting rid of an
abandoned
boat by the harbor? They drag it up on the beach, the salvagers
strip it,
the remains, greatly diminished in bulk are put in the land fill.

IT'S ****ING ILLEGAL TO DISPOSE OF BOATS IN THIS MANNER.......
Read you own damned state laws, for God's sake. IF you were to take a
look, you'd find, by doing a simple search like I did, no less than 100
laws pertaining DIRECTLY to the abandonment of recreational vessels.


Where is the boat abandoned by the harbor district? Better get hold of
yourself, you may explode.