[HISTORY: Adopted by the City Council of the City of Ogdensburg 12-15-1975 as Ch. 44, Art. IV, of the
1975 Ogdensburg Municipal Code. Amendments noted where applicable.]
A.Â
In
the event that it is desired to hold race meets and use the municipal
dock, permission shall be obtained from the City Council, and such
events shall be conducted under the supervision of the Director of
Parks and Recreation.
[Amended 12-7-1992 by L.L. No. 3-1992]
B.Â
All
vessels are forbidden to work their main engine or engines in dock
trials while moored at the municipal dock.
C.Â
No
pleasure watercraft exceeding 40 feet in length shall use the municipal
dock for mooring or any other purpose unless prior permission is obtained
from the Harbor Master under such conditions as he may prescribe.
D.Â
The
municipal dock of the City of Ogdensburg shall not be used by any
commercial vessels except for the following circumstances:
(1)Â
In the event of an emergency situation wherein serious personal injury
or property damage is imminent.
(2)Â
Where the commercial vessel is a tourist passenger boat limited to
local short voyages or is a regularly scheduled commercial passenger
boat operated through the Saint Lawrence or Great Lakes Region.
Passenger vessels and naval units desiring to use the municipal
dock on any specific date or days must apply in writing to the Director
of Parks and Recreation advising the dates desired. The vessel or
unit making prior application as shown by date of application shall
be granted priority, thereby avoiding any possible confusion.
Any master, owner, agent or other person in charge of any type
watercraft who shall operate the same carelessly, willfully or negligently
into the municipal dock in the City of Ogdensburg, causing the same
to said dock or any of its appurtenances, shall be caused to pay the
full cost of repairing all damages.