Calif Bill wrote:
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Calif Bill wrote:
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Harry Krause wrote:
basskisser wrote:
Calif Bill wrote:


I don't know about Kevin, but *I* am registered in several
states.
And, yes, I DO say it's illegal to abandon boats in CA. And
it
is.
If
you think that when they beach a boat and let the salvagers
have at
it,
that it's not abandonment, then you are just dumb. Now, IF
they
are
doing as you said, they are also violating your states
environmental
laws. So, you lied, you know it.


California Bile isn't overly concerned about environmental
issues.

True, but, regardless, there are such laws. And he can't tell
me
that
the harbors are just abandoning boats against state laws and
statutes.


Where are they abandoning the boat? They are putting it in
temporary
storage, and since they now own the boat, they can let all the
salvagers
they want at the boat.

Oh, NOW they are putting it in "temporary storage, huh? Please,
I've
asked before, give the number of the marina that is doing this. I'd
like to talk to them. I'll give a full report, including the name
of
the person I talk to, so anyone here can see for themselves that
you
are full of ****. YOU said that they run the boat up on the beach
and
let the salvager's have at it. That is a damned LIE. IF they did
that,
they'd have more lawsuits, criminal charges, and environmental
citations than they knew what to do with.


Why would they have criminal charges. They own the beach, they own
the boat
(mechanics lien), and what is enviromentally pooched?

Jeez, you are dumb, Bill. It doesn't matter who owns the beach. That
doesn't give them a right to dump boats there.
There are very strict environmental laws dealing with illegal dumping
in CA waters, regardless of whether it actually causes environmental
harm. I suggest you read your own state's laws before commenting
further, your looking like an ass. Now, let me check my email and see
if Pillar point has gotten back to me yet. If so, I'll post it here, so
you can, again, be wrong.