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On Tue, 03 Feb 2004 00:38:48 GMT, jchaplain wrote:
regulations, etc. Also be aware that the DEP HQ is right on the River in Old Lyme and they just LOVE to write tickets, so make sure you have all the life jackets, registration and that your safety equipment is up to snuff. They hit me up last year for an expired fire extinguisher which was original equipment on the boat and located IN the Center Console. It didn't matter that I had two other good bottles and a supression system for the outboards - one bad bottle and I got fined. ~~ mutter ~~ Is this standard for the DEP to be able to issue fines for safety reasons? I never heard of that. I thought their job was to protect the environment and it was up to the coast guard to enforce boating safety regulations. Does the DEP have a right to board you without cause? and in doing so they have a right to examine your boat? Yes. Later, Tom S. Woodstock, CT ---------- "...the tyrannical fascination which angling holds for all those who have been once initiated into its mysteries." Rafael Sabatini (1925) |
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