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Deer: A Zone, B Zone, C Zone, D Zone, X-Zones, Additional Hunts, Archery
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Subdivision 2. Game, Furbearers, Nongame, and Depredators 

Chapter 1. General Provisions and Definitions 

§250. General Prohibition Against Taking Resident Game Birds, Game Mammals and Furbearing Mammals.
§250.1. Prohibition on the use of Lead Projectiles and Ammunition Using Lead Projectiles for the Take of Wildlife
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§250.5. Shooting Time.
§251. Prohibition on Pursuing or Shooting Birds and Mammals from Motor-Driven Air or Land Vehicles, Motorboats, Airboats, Sailboats or Snowmobiles.
§251.1. Harassment of Animals.
§251.2. Permits to Pursue, Drive, Herd, or Take Birds and Mammals.
§251.3. Prohibition Against Feeding Big Game Mammals.
§251.4. Mountain Lion Possession Permit.
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This rule applies even with outboard marine engines that are installed by someone other than the watercraft manufacturer (dealer, service company, owner, etc.).Which fuel hose(s) used in the watercraft’s fuel system must meet the hose permeation standard and have a component EO for California?permalinkAccording to §2853(a)(16), all fuel hoses from the watercraft fuel tank to the first attachment point on the marine engine must to be certified. Fuel hoses that are installed on the engine itself, such as hoses running from a fuel rail to an individual fuel injector, are not subject to this fuel hose certification requirement.Can evaporative system designers use a single canister to control emissions from multiple tanks within a single vessel if the canister is certified to cover the total volume of the multiple tanks?permalinkYes, a single canister can be used for multiple fuel tanks as long as the canister is designed to control the total volume of fuel stored in those tanks and meet the applicable standard. For example, a canister that is certified for use on tanks up to 50 gallons may also be used on a fuel system that consists of two 24-gallon tanks.Can the test results from a single, worst case model of carbon canister be scaled and applied to similarly constructed canisters of various sizes?permalinkYes, worst case carbon canisters are defined as the lowest length/diameter (L/D) for the evaporative family. A canister evaporative family is defined as all canisters using the same carbon and same cross section design with the only difference being the length of the carbon bed. The emissions test results can scaled on a carbon volume basis to arrive at tank size ratings for the other carbon canisters in the same canister evaporative family. The canister dimensions and associated maximum fuel tank size for each canister model must be submitted as part of the component certification application package.How many components must be tested in order to obtain CARB certification?permalinkFive. The SIMW regulation requires that a component manufacturer must test a minimum of five components according to §2856(a)(3)(D).