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Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: North Reading, MA and South Down Shores
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The application indicates that they will not issue mooring permits for small craft that can be easily removed from the water. South Down has limited storage and a busy marina that precludes easy removal and storage. I agree that it is not easy to get a mooring...the process requires application to marine safety, a public hearing and ultimately, approval by the govenor's office. In addition, moorings are granted on the basis of how much frontage you have. Hope this clarifies things a bit. Regards, Jetskier ![]() |
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I had a friend get a ticket for leaving his PWC on his mooring.Boats only I guess.Here's the rub though,This PWC is registered as a boat!Hmm.
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Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Maynard, MA & Paugus Bay
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I use a half canoe with a trolling motor on it to get to my mooring, I also am going to use it to fish. I leave it hooked up to the mooring when I take my boat out. are you telling me I cannot do this? They will tow it away or ticket me, that doe snto make sense if it is the case |
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