OWNER ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBILITIES Sample Clauses

OWNER ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBILITIES. Owners and their guests must use the Marina’s shore side sanitary facilities. Garbage and refuse must be disposed of in accordance with Federal, State, County and Municipal recycling laws. Recyclable material must be placed in the receptacle loosely and not bagged. Federal and State laws prohibit the discharge or deposit of any rubbish, waste materials or refuse materials of any kind or description into the waters of any river, stream, pond or tidal water as well as upon uplands. Overboard discharge of contaminated bilge water or holding tanks within the Xxxxxx xxxxx to hauling is strictly illegal! Discharge of contaminated bilge water, holding tanks, engine cooling system fluid (antifreeze), transmission fluid, hydraulic fluid, engine oil from crank case, drainage of fresh water supply, including hot and cold and hot water heater after the boat has been hauled, blocked and stored by the owner is strictly illegal and must be performed by Marina personnel. In accordance with EPA Coastal Zone Act, boat owners are requested to place an oil absorbent device in the bilge of their vessel. Boat owners shall be responsible for any toxic material, which is generated from the boat owner’s vessel. ANY DISCHARGE FROM VESSEL RESULTING IN SOIL CONTAMINATION WILL AUTOMATICALLY SUBJECT OWNER TO SOIL REMEDIATION CHARGES WHICH WILL BE BASED UPON SIZE OF CONTAMINATED AREA. Vessel owners must keep the areas clean and free of debris around where the vessel is stored or the Marina will do so at the owner’s expense. Owners are required to recycle in accordance with the municipality’s recycling program and the use of dumpsters in Xxxxxx Xxxxxx is for Marina generated trash only. Because of environmental laws and regulations, owners are strictly prohibited from power washing their vessels whether it be the bottom, top side, or vessel superstructure.
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