17 Pa. Code § 11.203 - State park waters
The Department has jurisdiction over the following bodies of water:
(1)
General.
(i) Lakes,
impoundments and other bodies of water that are wholly owned by the Department
or completely surrounded by State park land.
(ii) Creeks, streams and nonnavigable rivers
that run through or along State parks.
(iii) Water areas within a 100-foot safety
zone around launching, swimming, docking, mooring and marina facilities at
State parks.
(2)
Presque Isle State Park. Misery Bay, Marina Lake, Thompson
Bay, Horseshoe Pond, Duck Pond, lagoons and all the waters in Lake Erie and
Presque Isle Bay within 500 feet of the low-water mark of the peninsula of
Presque Isle, under section 9 of the act of May 27, 1921 (P. L. 1180, No. 436)
(32 P. S. §
923), regarding dedication of
lands, and section 5 of the act of May 27, 1921 (P. L. 1180, No. 436)
(55 P. S. §
361), regarding entry upon
dedicated lands; rules and regulations.
(3)
Pymatuning State Park.
Pymatuning Lake, under section 3 of the act of May 2, 1929 (P. L. 1530, No.
456) (32 P. S. §
763),
regarding construction of dam; use of reservoir and surrounding lands for
recreation and other purposes; and rules and regulations.
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