SB162 - Exempting Commercial Vessels from No Rafting regulations

[Woodsy]

The Dive has every right to anchor & setup shop wherever they like! Same as you & I!

If you get mad because the Dive shows up and anchors hours before you get to your favorite spot... get up earlier, or go someplace else!

As far them being exempt from the no rafting... If I were them, I would just take some pics (with time stamp/date) when they roll into the sandbar. So there is NO dispute as to who was anchored first when the MP show up to write a ticket.

Woodsy

[DBreskin]

Originally Posted by Woodsy

As far them being exempt from the no rafting... If I were them, I would just take some pics (with time stamp/date) when they roll into the sandbar. So there is NO dispute as to who was anchored first when the MP show up to write a ticket.

Part of The Dive’s operation includes allowing customers to tie up (raft) at their take-out window when picking up orders.

[joey2665]

Originally Posted by Woodsy

The Dive has every right to anchor & setup shop wherever they like! Same as you & I!

If you get mad because the Dive shows up and anchors hours before you get to your favorite spot... get up earlier, or go someplace else!

As far them being exempt from the no rafting... If I were them, I would just take some pics (with time stamp/date) when they roll into the sandbar. So there is NO dispute as to who was anchored first when the MP show up to write a ticket.

Woodsy

Not sure if you were referencing my post, but I was referring to neighbors on land not on the water in coves and sand bars. You are correct, first come first serve

[Woodsy]

Joey...

I was referencing your post.... in this case the rights of "neighbors' on land stop at the high water mark (unless you are somehow blocking access to their dock/mooring, then their littoral rights apply).

Woodsy

[joey2665]

Originally Posted by Woodsy

Joey...



I was referencing your post.... in this case the rights of "neighbors' on land stop at the high water mark (unless you are somehow blocking access to their dock/mooring, then their littoral rights apply).



Woodsy

I don’t disagree with you their right do end there. I just think the dive should be fair and not stay in one location all the time because he can get a little noisy at times. I had been in that area many times over this past summer while the Dive was out and it creates quite a acrowd just hoping they’ll be courteous to their neighbors and spread the wealth


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