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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 444 - Registration of Vessels and Reports of Accidents › Section 444.11 - Repealed

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 444 - Registration of Vessels and Reports of Accidents › Section 444.12 - Repealed

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 444 - Registration of Vessels and Reports of Accidents › Section 444.13 to 444.14 - Repealed

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 444 - Registration of Vessels and Reports of Accidents › Section 444.15 - Repealed

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 444 - Registration of Vessels and Reports of Accidents › Section 444.16 to 444.17 - Repealed

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 444 - Registration of Vessels and Reports of Accidents › Section 444.18 - Renumbered

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 445 - Navigation of Vessels on the Navigable Waters of New York State and on the Tidewaters Bordering on or Lying Within the Boundaries of Nassau and Suffolk Counties › Section 445.1 - Inland navigation rules

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The Inland Navigation Rules of the United States Coast
						Guard, Department of Homeland Security at 33 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR)
						parts 83-88 and 90 are adopted and incorporated by reference in this Part and
						apply to vessels on the navigable waters of New York State and on the
						tidewaters bordering on or lying within the boundaries of Nassau and Suffolk
						counties.  33 CFR part 83  is published at,
https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-33/chapter-I/subchapter-E/part-83?toc=1
.
						And, 33 CFR parts
						84-88 and
						90 are published at
https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-33/chapter-I/subchapter-E
,
						and by the National Archives and Records Administration. These Federal
						regulations are also available for inspection and copying from the Office of
						Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation, Bureau of Marine Services, 625
						Broadway, Albany, NY 12233,
https://parks.ny.gov/recreation/boating/
;
						and from the New York Department of State, One Commerce Plaza, 99 Washington
						Avenue, Albany, NY 12231-0001.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 445 - Navigation of Vessels on the Navigable Waters of New York State and on the Tidewaters Bordering on or Lying Within the Boundaries of Nassau and Suffolk Counties › Section 445.2 - Aid in distress

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It shall be the duty of every master or pilot of any
						vessel to render such assistance as he or she can possibly give to any other
						vessel coming under his or her observation and being in distress on account of
						accident, collision or otherwise.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 446 - Appearance Ticket And Simplified Information › Section 446.0 to 446.1 - Repealed

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 446 - Appearance Ticket And Simplified Information › Section 446.2 to 446.8 - Repealed

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 446 - Appearance Ticket And Simplified Information › Section 446.9 to 446.10 - Repealed

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 446 - Appearance Ticket And Simplified Information › Section 446.11 to 446.12 - Repealed

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 446 - Appearance Ticket And Simplified Information › Section 446.14 to 446.17 - Repealed

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 446 - Appearance Ticket And Simplified Information › Payment of State Aid to Counties, Cities, Towns or Villages Enforcing Navigation Law › Section 446.21 - Definitions

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As used in sections 446.21  -446.25 of this Part:
(a) State aid shall mean payments by the
						State to a county, city, town or village toward the cost of enforcing the
						provisions of the Navigation Law.
(b) Enforcement year shall mean the calendar
						year.
(c) County shall mean each
						county in the State of New York, except those counties which lie within the
						territorial limits of the City of New York. The term county with reference to
						such counties lying within the territorial limits of the City of New York shall
						mean the City of New York.
(d)
						Cities, towns or villages shall mean each city, town or village lying within a
						county that does not enforce the provisions of the Navigation Law.
(e) Authorized expenditures shall mean those
						expenditures determined by the commissioner to be reasonable and necessary for
						the adequate and proper enforcement of the provisions of the Navigation Law.
						Such authorized expenditures are listed under section
						446.25  of
						this Part.
(f) County, city, town
						or village representative shall mean the person or persons authorized by the
						county board of supervisors, city council, town board, or village board of
						trustees to deal directly with the commissioner in the administration of the
						State aid program.
(g) Commissioner
						shall mean the Commissioner of Parks, Recreation and Historic
						Preservation.
(h) Authorized
						equipment shall mean all equipment required on boats by section 40  of the
						Navigation Law, and shall include boats, motors, lifesaving, firefighting,
						safety and communications equipment, boat trailers, and any other items that
						the commissioner deems reasonable and necessary, which are used exclusively in
						the duties performed and associated with navigation safety and
						enforcement.
(i) Enforcement shall
						mean to actively maintain a navigation patrol, to effect the issuance of
						uniform navigation summonses for violations of the Navigation Law and/or any
						rule or regulation enacted thereunder.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 446 - Appearance Ticket And Simplified Information › Payment of State Aid to Counties, Cities, Towns or Villages Enforcing Navigation Law › Section 446.22 - Effective date of state aid

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On and after July 1, 1965, the amount of State aid to
						  be allocated to counties, cities, towns and villages pursuant to article 4-A of
						  the Navigation Law, as amended by chapter 168 of the Laws of 1965, shall be
						  determined by the commissioner as hereinafter provided. Section 79-b  of the Navigation Law, as amended by
						  chapter 168 of the Laws of 1965, provides that each county, city, town or
						  village enforcing the provisions of the Navigation Law, including section 71
						  thereof, shall be entitled to receive State aid as hereinafter provided. A
						  county, city, town or village seeking reimbursement for expenditures incurred
						  in enforcement of the Navigation Law shall submit to the commissioner, by
						  October 1st of each year, an estimate of such information as he may require.
						  Within one month after the close of the calendar year, each county, city, town
						  or village shall submit to the commissioner a statement of authorized
						  expenditures actually incurred, in such form and containing such information as
						  he may require.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 446 - Appearance Ticket And Simplified Information › Payment of State Aid to Counties, Cities, Towns or Villages Enforcing Navigation Law › Section 446.23 - Formula for dispersion of state aid

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The amount of State aid to be allocated to counties,
						  cities, towns or villages, pursuant to this Part, shall be determined by the
						  percentage proportion which the authorized expenditure of each individual
						  county, city, town or village, not exceeding $100,000 for each county,
						  including municipalities therein, shall bear to the total authorized
						  expenditures of all the counties, cities, towns or villages for enforcement of
						  the Navigation Law during such enforcement year. Such percentage proportion
						  shall then be applied against an amount equal to one half of the amount
						  received by the commissioner in fees received for registration of motor boats
						  during such enforcement year. The amount thus determined shall constitute the
						  maximum amount of State aid to which each county, city, town or village shall
						  be entitled; provided, however, no county, city, town or village shall receive
						  State aid in an amount in excess of one half of its authorized expenditures as
						  approved by the commissioner for such enforcement year ($50,000 maximum) per
						  county, including municipalities therein.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 446 - Appearance Ticket And Simplified Information › Payment of State Aid to Counties, Cities, Towns or Villages Enforcing Navigation Law › Section 446.24 - General agreement

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(a) All
						personnel assigned to duty of Navigation Law enforcement shall be mentally and
						physically capable of performing the duties to which they are assigned. They
						shall have a good knowledge of the provisions of the Navigation Law and the
						powers, duties and limitation of authority of peace officers. They shall have a
						thorough knowledge of the operation of small boats and the rules and
						regulations pertaining to such operation.
(b) All persons engaged in the Navigation Law
						enforcement program shall actively cooperate with the commissioner or his
						authorized representative, including but not limited to the answering of
						questions, making reports and showing records as requested. The commissioner
						reserves the right to refuse payment to any county, city, town or village for
						that portion of authorized expenditures paid to personnel deemed to be unfit to
						carry out the duties assigned.
(c)
						All counties, cities, towns and villages participating in the State aid program
						agree to:
(1) investigate complaints or
						Navigation Law violations within their jurisdiction, including those referred
						to the county, city, town or village by the commissioner;
(2) investigate accidents occurring within
						their jurisdiction;
(3) enforce the
						provisions of the Navigation Law that are applicable to waters within their
						jurisdiction;
(4) submit such
						reports as the commissioner may desire;
(5) keep records pertaining to violations,
						accidents and authorized expenditures;
(6) advise boat owners on the safe method of
						operating boats;
(7) assist in the
						distribution of such public information as may be provided by the
						commissioner;
(8) certify that all
						claims and documents which are part thereof are true and correct;
(9) purchase and maintain uniform navigation
						summonses and issue same for violations of the Navigation Law;
(10) maintain an up-to-date navigation
						enforcement logbook, by day, for each navigation season. The log shall contain
						the hours patrolled, the body or bodies of water patrolled, the name of the
						person(s) on patrol, a brief resume of any accidents investigated, and any
						extraordinary equipment needed in the investigation. Upon demand of the
						commissioner and/or his authorized representative, the log shall be made
						available for examination; and
(11)
						make available any or all equipment purchased or rented under the State aid
						program to the commissioner and/or his authorized representative for the
						purpose of inspection, investigation or any other official duties.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 447 - Conduct Of Regattas › Section 447.1 - Definitions

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As used in this Part:
(a) Commissioner shall mean the Commissioner
					 of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation.
(b) Regatta is an organized water event of
					 limited duration which is conducted according to prearranged schedule over a
					 predetermined course and in which general public interest is
					 manifested.
(c) Regatta permit is
					 written permission from the commissioner authorizing the holding of regattas on
					 the navigable waters of the State, pursuant to the provisions of section 34  of the
					 Navigation Law. However, on waters over which the Federal government exercises
					 active control regarding the regulation of regattas, permits shall be obtained
					 from the Federal government (United States Coast Guard), in which case a New
					 York State regatta permit will not be required. Application for a regatta
					 permit shall be made to the commissioner, on forms to be provided by
					 him.
(d) Sponsor is an individual,
					 society, club, firm, partnership, corporation or association of persons who has
					 organized and is conducting the regatta and in whose name the regatta permit is
					 issued.
(e) Special navigation
					 inspector shall mean the person or persons appointed by the commissioner
					 pursuant to the provisions of section 18  of the Navigation Law.
(f) Racing shell is any boat, specially
					 designed for racing and propelled solely by means of oars, not including
					 lifeboats or standard type rowboats that are not specifically designed for
					 rowing races.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 447 - Conduct Of Regattas › Section 447.3 - During regatta

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(a) The
					 special navigation inspectors shall be expected to take whatever measures are
					 necessary, in addition to those listed below, to insure the safety of
					 participants, spectators or any other persons during the authorized
					 regatta.
(b) Immediately prior to
					 the start of the regatta, at least two special navigation inspectors shall take
					 stations whereby they are in the most suitable position to accomplish the
					 following:
(1) warn traffic approaching
					 regatta area;
(2) prevent
					 spectators in boats or ashore from getting too close to regatta area;
(3) give assistance in case of participant
					 accident (unless a boat is specifically assigned to this task) or other type of
					 mishap;
(4) stay close to the
					 majority of participants (during races);
(5) summon medical aid or other type of
					 assistance from shore; and
(6)
					 escort commercial and recreational traffic through the regatta
					 course.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 447 - Conduct Of Regattas › Section 447.4 - After regatta

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(a) When
					 the regatta is over, the special navigation inspectors shall supervise the
					 dispersion of spectators in an orderly manner.
(b) It shall be the duty of special
					 navigation inspectors to cause the removal of all equipment temporarily
					 authorized for use during the regatta, prior to sunset on the last day of the
					 regatta.
(c) Within 48 hours after
					 a regatta, the special navigation inspectors shall compile a joint report and
					 submit it to the commissioner. The report shall contain:
(1) general observation of the
					 inspectors;
(2) report of
					 violations of law or rules and regulations;
(3) complete data on accidents sustained by
					 participants, spectators or any persons in regatta area.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 448 - Placing Of Navigation Aids And Floating Objects In Navigable Waters Of New York State-diver Regulations And Use Of Diver Flags › Section 448.1 - Definitions

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(a) Aids to
					 navigation shall mean buoys, beacons or other fixed objects in the water which
					 are used to mark obstructions to navigation or to direct navigation through
					 safe channels.
(b) Floating object
					 shall mean any anchored marker or platform floating on the surface of the
					 water, other than aids to navigation, and shall include, but not be limited to,
					 bathing beach markers, speed zone markers, information markers, swimming or
					 diving floats, mooring buoys, and ski jumps.
(c) Adjacent upland owner shall mean the
					 person or persons having title in fee to the land bordering on the water in
					 which the floating object is to be placed.
(d) Special marker shall mean buoys, signs,
					 floating or fixed objects in the water or on shore, other than aids to
					 navigation, which are used to convey information, warning, or to indicate areas
					 of control or regulation.
(e)
					 Commissioner shall mean the Commissioner of Parks, Recreation and Historic
					 Preservation.
(f) Diver shall mean
					 anyone who dives below the water for exploratory purposes with or without the
					 use of scuba equipment.
(g) Diver's
					 flag shall mean a red flag at least 12 inches long by 12 inches wide with a
					 white diagonal stripe exactly three inches wide, or shall mean a rigid replica
					 of the international code flag "A" not less than one meter in height that is
					 visible all around.
(h) Bathing
					 beach area shall mean the water area used in connection with a bathing beach at
					 a pond, lake, stream or other navigable water of the State which is used for
					 bathing or swimming with the express or implied permission or consent of the
					 owner or lessee of the premises and which is operated for a fee or any other
					 consideration or openly advertised to the public as a place for bathing or
					 swimming. It includes but is not limited to the water area adjacent to a
					 bathing beach that is owned or operated by a:
(1) condominium or a cooperative and used
					 exclusively by members of the condominium, cooperative project or corporation
					 or association and their family and friends;
(2) temporary residence (hotel, motel, cabin
					 or camping colony);
(3) children's
					 camp; or
(4) State or local
					 government entity.
It does not include the water area adjacent to a bathing
						beach that is owned or maintained by an individual for the use of family or
						friends.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 448 - Placing Of Navigation Aids And Floating Objects In Navigable Waters Of New York State-diver Regulations And Use Of Diver Flags › Section 448.2 - Aids to navigation

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(a)
					 Lateral system. Prior to establishing a lateral system of marking on any
					 waterway, a base or outlet and a source or head of navigation shall be first
					 established thereon. Upon waters which have no singular inlet or outlet,
					 arbitrary assumptions may be made to establish one location as the base or
					 outlet and another as the source or head of navigation.
(b) Starboard side. When proceeding from the
					 base or outlet towards the source or head of navigation, red navigation aids
					 shall mark the starboard or right side of the channel, and boats proceeding
					 towards the head of navigation shall keep such aids on their starboard or right
					 side. All such navigation aids shall conform to the following general
					 specifications:
(1) Color. Signal
					 red.
(2) Numbering. Starting at the
					 base or outlet and ending at the head or inlet, even-numbered buoys only shall
					 be used to mark the right or starboard side of the channel, and from such
					 starting point shall advance in even numerical progression to the source or
					 head of navigation. Numbering requirements shall be at the discretion of the
					 commissioner.
(3) Lighting. Red
					 flashing lights may be installed and shall conform to light characteristics as
					 specified by the commissioner depending upon the location of the navigation
					 aid. Unlighted aids shall be equipped with red reflective material on the
					 uppermost part of the aid. The type and extent of reflective material must be
					 approved by the commissioner.
(4)
					 Shape. Spar, conical (nun), pillar or structural shapes may be used.
(5) Construction. Types of construction shall
					 be approved on an individual basis considering the location of the aid and
					 other factors.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 448 - Placing Of Navigation Aids And Floating Objects In Navigable Waters Of New York State-diver Regulations And Use Of Diver Flags › Section 448.3 - Special anchorage areas

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(a)
					 Special anchorage area designation.
(1)
					 Pursuant to the provisions of section 43  of the Navigation Law, the commissioner
					 may, by rule, regulation or order, designate such areas as he or she may deem
					 proper as special anchorage areas.
(2) An adjacent upland owner only may make
					 application to the commissioner for a revocable permit to maintain a special
					 anchorage area, without expense to the State, within the limits of his
					 property. The commissioner may approve of the establishment of special
					 anchorage areas if, in his opinion, such area will not be a hazard to
					 navigation.
(3) When authorization
					 in the form of a revocable permit has been duly granted, the special anchorage
					 area shall be deemed lawfully established. If, in the judgment of the
					 commissioner, special anchorage areas authorized by him are found to be
					 improperly maintained, or have become a hazard to navigation, or the reason for
					 their establishment no longer exists, or that the permittee has failed to
					 comply with the conditions of the permit or rules and regulations contained
					 herein, the commissioner may revoke such permit by causing a written notice to
					 be mailed to the person to whom it was issued, directing the removal of all
					 floating objects contained within such permit area by a specified date. The
					 person to whom such notice is directed shall thereupon remove the floating
					 objects in accordance with such instructions. In case of failure by the person
					 so directed to remove the floating objects within the specified time, the
					 commissioner may cause their removal. The cost and expense of such removal
					 shall be a charge against the person authorized to maintain the area, and the
					 commissioner may bring any action or proceeding against such person to recover
					 the cost of removal of such floating objects.
(4) All such areas when so designated shall
					 be marked in accordance with the specifications contained in this
					 Part.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 448 - Placing Of Navigation Aids And Floating Objects In Navigable Waters Of New York State-diver Regulations And Use Of Diver Flags › Section 448.5 - Special markers

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(a)
					 Permits. The commissioner may authorize the placing of special markers in the
					 navigable waters of the State through the issuance of revocable permits as
					 provided in section
					 448.4  of this
					 Part.
(b) General specifications.
					 All special markers shall conform to the following general specifications:
(1) Shape. Can, at least one and one-half
					 feet from waterline to top of buoy if floating, if fixed on a stanchion, the
					 can must be at least one foot in length and diameter and the bottom of the can
					 shall be not less than three feet above the waterline.
(2) Color. Upper one fourth of the marker and
					 the lower one fourth of the marker shall be international orange in color. The
					 bottom stripe of orange shall show at least three inches above the waterline.
					 The center section shall be white.
(3) Lighting. Fixed white lights may be
					 installed and shall conform to light characteristics as specified by the
					 commissioner depending upon the location of the marker and other factors.
					 Unlighted markers shall be equipped with orange reflective material on the
					 uppermost part of the aid. The type and extent of reflective material must be
					 approved by the commissioner.
(4)
					 Numbering. A letter of the alphabet or a combination of letters may be used to
					 identify the location of a special marker on a chart. Such letter or
					 combination of letters may be placed on the white section of the
					 buoy.
(5) Construction. Types of
					 construction shall be approved on an individual basis considering the location
					 of the marker and other factors. However, all floating markers shall be of
					 light materials which are entirely self buoyant.
(6) Symbol specifications. All symbols shall
					 be in the center of the white section, equally spaced, on not less than two
					 sides of the marker. The symbol shall cover an area of at least three-fourths
					 of the height of the white section. The symbol shall be at least one inch thick
					 and international orange in color. All lettering on the marker shall be black
					 in color and in block form, running horizontally and shall be of good
					 proportion in relation to the size of the symbol.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 448 - Placing Of Navigation Aids And Floating Objects In Navigable Waters Of New York State-diver Regulations And Use Of Diver Flags › Section 448.6 - Shore signs regulating navigation

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All signs placed on shore which shall prohibit, zone,
						control or regulate navigation shall display the same color, symbol and
						lettering in good proportion as required on special marker buoys of the same
						significance.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 448 - Placing Of Navigation Aids And Floating Objects In Navigable Waters Of New York State-diver Regulations And Use Of Diver Flags › Section 448.7 - Penalty

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A violation of this Part shall constitute an offense
						punishable by a fine of not to exceed $50.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 448 - Placing Of Navigation Aids And Floating Objects In Navigable Waters Of New York State-diver Regulations And Use Of Diver Flags › Section 448.8 - Diver regulations and use of diver flags

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(a) A diver's flag shall be flown when any
					 individual is diving alone or in the company of others.
(b)
(1) The
					 diver's flag shall be red, square or rectangular in shape, of a minimum of at
					 least 12 inches long by 12 inches wide with a white diagonal stripe of exactly
					 three inches wide.
(2) The diver's
					 flag shall be a rigid replica of the international code flag "A" not less than
					 one meter in height that is visible all around.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 448 - Placing Of Navigation Aids And Floating Objects In Navigable Waters Of New York State-diver Regulations And Use Of Diver Flags › Section 448.9 - Repealed

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 449 - Equipment To Be Carried On Public Vessels › Section 449.1 - Definitions

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The following terms when used in this Part, unless
						otherwise expressly stated, shall be deemed to mean and include:
(a) Portable fire extinguishers;
					 classification.
(1) A class B-1 extinguisher
					 shall mean the foam type with a minimum charge of one and one-fourth gallons,
					 the dry chemical type with a minimum charge of two pounds or the carbon dioxide
					 type with a minimum charge of four pounds.
(2) A class B-2 extinguisher shall mean the
					 foam type with a minimum charge of two and one-half gallons, the dry chemical
					 type with a minimum charge of 10 pounds or the carbon dioxide type with a
					 minimum charge of 15 pounds.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 449 - Equipment To Be Carried On Public Vessels › Section 449.2 - Application of rules

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(a) All vessels
					 certified as public vessels shall be equipped as herein specified after January
					 1, 1963.
(b) Special consideration
					 may be given to departures from the specific requirements of this Part when it
					 can be shown that special circumstances or arrangements warrant such
					 departures.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 449 - Equipment To Be Carried On Public Vessels › Section 449.3 - Equipment required

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(a)
					 Outboard motor boats--Classes "A" and "1".
(1)
					 One life preserver for each passenger and crew member as specified on vessel's
					 "Certificate of Inspection".
(2)
					 One anchor and cable. The anchor and cable shall be of such type or design and
					 strength to hold the vessel secure during conditions of severe weather,
					 characteristic to the waterway upon which the vessel will operate.
(3) One "class B-1" portable fire
					 extinguisher, to be located near the steering station.
(4) Fixed fire extinguishing system (required
					 only if vessel has either enclosed fuel tank space, or a permanently installed
					 fuel tank).
(5) Mechanical horn, or
					 mechanical whistle.
(6) A natural
					 ventilation system shall be installed. The inspector may, in addition, require
					 the installation of a mechanical ventilation system on any vessel if the age,
					 construction, condition, type or location of machinery or tanks indicates that
					 such a system is necessary or if the hull design is such that vapors may be
					 trapped and difficult to remove with natural ventilation.
(7) Navigational lights as required by law
					 for classes A and 1 vessels.
(8)
					 Hand portable bilge pump having a capacity of not less than five gallons per
					 minute.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 449 - Equipment To Be Carried On Public Vessels › Section 449.4 - Renumbered

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 449 - Equipment To Be Carried On Public Vessels › Section 449.5 - Renumbered

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 449 - Equipment To Be Carried On Public Vessels › Section 449.6 - Renumbered

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 449 - Equipment To Be Carried On Public Vessels › Section 449.7 - Renumbered

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 449 - Equipment To Be Carried On Public Vessels › Section 449.8 - Renumbered

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 450 - Inspection Of Reports And Records › Section 450.1 - Inspection of records and reports

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Attorneys-at-law, insurance companies, banks, Federal,
						State or municipal agencies and their paid employees acting within the scope of
						their employment, and other persons having a necessary and specific interest
						and need in obtaining accident reports or records relating to vessel
						registrations required to be filed in the Office of Parks, Recreation and
						Historic Preservation, Bureau of Marine and Recreational Vehicles may, on forms
						provided for the purpose, request that a search be made and/or photocopies be
						made of such record or report and released to them. Nothing contained herein
						shall require the Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation to
						divulge or release information pertaining to reports or records, the disclosure
						of which might interfere with any investigation or prosecution by any law
						enforcement agency, district attorney, special commission or grand jury
						empowered under law to conduct such investigation or
						prosecution.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 450 - Inspection Of Reports And Records › Section 450.2 - Fees for searches and copies of records and reports

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(a) Fee for searches. The fee for a search
					 shall be 50 cents multiplied by the number of files necessarily searched, the
					 number of names or numbers against which the search is made and the number of
					 documents for which the search is made. If a certificate showing the result of
					 a search is required, there shall be an additional fee of 50 cents.
(b) Fees for copies of records and reports.
					 The fees for copies of records and reports, other than accident reports, shall
					 be as follows: photostatic copies, $1 per page; accident report, $3.50. If
					 certification of a record or report is required, there shall be an additional
					 fee of 50 cents.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 450 - Inspection Of Reports And Records › Section 450.5 to 450.6 - Renumbered

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 450 - Inspection Of Reports And Records › Section 450.7 to 450.8 - Renumbered

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 450 - Inspection Of Reports And Records › Section 450.13 to 450.16 - Repealed

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 450 - Inspection Of Reports And Records › Section 450.20 to 450.24 - Repealed

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 451 - Safe Boating › Section 451.1 - Purpose and scope

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(a) The
					 commissioner (commissioner) of the Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic
					 Preservation (agency) establishes a comprehensive safe boating education
					 program through the Marine Services Bureau of this agency to:
(1) teach basic boating skills necessary for
					 safe and enjoyable boating;
(2)
					 impart to each student a sense of responsibility for their actions when
					 operating a vessel or personal watercraft (PWC);
(3) impart an understanding of what could
					 happen if the student neglects that responsibility and fails to observe safe
					 boating principles;
(4) encourage
					 each student to use common sense and be courteous to other users of the
					 waterway; and
(5) encourage each
					 student to take the time and effort to learn more about boating.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 451 - Safe Boating › Section 451.2 - Boating safety certificate or exemption required

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(a) An operator of a vessel or a PWC must
					 comply with safe boating principles.
(b) A youth who is at least 10 but less than
					 18 years old must not operate a vessel without adult supervision unless the
					 youth has obtained and is carrying a boating safety certificate or
					 exemption.
(c) A person who is at
					 least 14 years old must not operate a PWC without obtaining and carrying a
					 boating safety certificate or exemption.
(d) A youth who is less than 14 years old
					 must not operate a PWC without supervision by an adult who has obtained and is
					 carrying a boating safety certificate or exemption.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 451 - Safe Boating › Section 451.3 - Application for a boating safety certificate

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In general, every person who is required to carry a
						boating safety certificate must:
(a)
					 register for the course with the volunteer instructor, commercial instructor or
					 commercial organization that is sponsoring the course;
(b) provide the information required, affirm
					 and sign the student record form distributed at the course;
(c) attend all course sessions;
(d) attain at least age 10 before taking the
					 course;
(e) successfully complete
					 the course requirements, including a score of at least 76 percent on the final
					 examination, and comply with this Part.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle I - Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation › Chapter V - Marine And Recreational Vehicles › Subchapter A - Motorboats › Part 451 - Safe Boating › Section 451.4 - Temporary and permanent boating safety certificate

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(a) Temporary certificate. The instructor
					 issues the temporary boating safety certificate directly to a student who
					 successfully completes the course requirements and the instructor notifies the
					 agency. The temporary certificate is valid for 90 days. The instructor shall
					 not issue more than one temporary certificate nor issue a replacement
					 certificate to a student.
(b)
					 Permanent certificate. The agency issues the permanent boating safety
					 certificate as follows:
(1) adult operator.
					 After receiving the temporary certificate the adult operator (age 18 or over)
					 must follow the directions on the student record form, apply to the agency for
					 a permanent boating safety certificate, and pay the $10 fee (by credit card,
					 check or money order) to the agency. After receiving the instructor's properly
					 completed forms and the adult operator's properly completed form and fee, the
					 agency may issue the boating safety certificate directly to the operator by
					 regular mail; or
(2) youth operator
					 (at least age 10 but less than age 18). After receiving the instructor's
					 properly-completed forms, the agency may issue the permanent boating safety
					 certificate directly to the youth operator by regular mail;
(3) replacement boating safety certificate
					 and fee. In the event the original boating safety certificate is lost,
					 mutilated or destroyed an operator must apply to the agency's Marine Services
					 Bureau for a replacement boating safety certificate and pay the agency a $10
					 processing fee (by credit card, check or money order). The agency may issue the
					 replacement directly to the operator by regular mail.