Ohio Admin. Code 1501:47-5-02 - Anchoring, docking, mooring, beaching watercraft on wildlife areas
(A) Under authority
of section 1531.06 of the Revised Code and
after compliance with Chapter 1547. of the Revised Code, the chief of the
division of wildlife orders that:
(B) It shall
be
is unlawful for any person to use a
watercraft mooring or tie-up stake on any property administered or controlled
by the division of wildlife without first having complied with the
requirements
provisions of rule
1501:31-9-06 of the
Administrative Code ("User fee schedule").
(C) It shall
be
is unlawful for any person to anchor,
dock, moor, beach, or tie up any watercraft or leave any watercraft unattended
for a period in excess of eight consecutive hours on the Resthaven wildlife
area, Margaretta township, Erie county, Ohio.
(D) Watercraft, except watercraft occupied
continuously by persons fishing or hunting rails, gallinules, or waterfowl
shall
are not
permitted to be anchored, docked, moored,
beached, tied up, or left unattended by any person on any land or water area of
the division of wildlife for a period of time in excess of four hours unless
such watercraft is anchored, docked, moored, beached, or tied up at a
division-designated public docking area.
(1)
It shall be
is unlawful for any person to anchor, dock, moor,
beach, tie up or leave unattended for a period in excess of forty-eight hours,
more than one watercraft on any lake administered or controlled by the wildlife
division except as herein provided.
(2) It shall
be
is unlawful for any person to dock,
moor, tie up, leave unattended, or control more than one watercraft at a
wildlife division public docking area.
(3) The provisions of this rule and
provisions in rule
1501:31-5-02 of the
Administrative Code shall
do not apply to concessionaires properly licensed
by the department of natural resources to rent watercraft to the public, or
watercraft owned by any division within the department of natural resources, or
watercraft owned by any agency of the federal government or any political
subdivision.
(4) It
shall be
is
unlawful for any person to anchor, dock, moor, beach, or tie up any watercraft
at a division-designated public docking area from December first to March first
of the following year except therefrom,
waterfowl hunters having a tie-up permit may use such areas during the
waterfowl season.
(5) It
shall be
is
unlawful for any person to anchor, dock, moor, beach, or tie up any watercraft,
to any designated division public docking area when such watercraft is not
properly licensed
registered, numbered, or otherwise marked as
required in accordance with the provisions
of Chapter 1547. of the Revised Code.
(E) Public boat docking areas are designated
by signs and may be extended by the chief of the division at any time. Such
areas are hereby established on the following water areas:
|
Aquilla lake |
Geauga county |
|
Clark lake |
Clark county |
|
Clouse lake |
Perry county |
|
Fox lake |
Athens county |
|
Grant lake |
Brown county |
|
Highlandtown lake |
Columbiana county |
|
Knox lake |
Knox county |
|
Monroe lake |
Monroe county |
|
Oxbow lake |
Defiance county |
|
Ross lake |
Ross county |
|
Rush run lake |
Preble county |
|
Shreve lake |
Wayne county |
|
Spencer lake |
Medina county |
|
Spring valley lake |
Warren county |
|
Tycoon lake |
Gallia county |
|
Veto lake |
Washington county |
|
Zepernick lake |
Columbiana county |
(F) It
shall be
is
unlawful for any person to dock, moor, or tie up any watercraft at the division
of wildlife dock at the state fish hatchery on South Bass island, Put-In-Bay
township, Ottawa county, Ohio unless such person has official business at the
state fish hatchery.
(G) It
shall be
is
unlawful for any person to anchor, beach, tie up, or leave any watercraft
unattended in the Metzger marsh boat launching channel, for a period in excess
of four consecutive hours.
Notes
Promulgated Under: 119.03
Statutory Authority: 1546.04, 1547.61
Rule Amplifies: 1546.02, 1546.03, 1546.04, 1547.61
Prior Effective Dates: 04/25/1974, 10/30/1977, 08/16/1984, 09/01/1999, 11/19/2000, 01/26/2018, 11/01/2022
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