Personal Watercraft Sample Clauses

Personal Watercraft. A. Definition - PWC are defined here as jet and air-powered watercraft operated by standing, sitting, or kneeling on or behind the vessel, in contrast to a conventional boat where the operator stands or sits inside the vessel. They are further defined as any watercraft which uses a two-cycle inboard engine to power a water jet pump for propulsion, instead of a propeller as in a conventional boat. PWC are known by such brand names as Bombardier, Sea Doo, Jet Ski, Wave Runner, etc., and are often referenced as jet skis, water bikes, jet bikes, and water scooters (Snow 1989). The registered trade name, Jet Ski (Kawasaki Motors Corporation) is widely used as a generic term for all brands of PWC.
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Personal Watercraft. Subparagraph D of Article HI, USE OF THE PREMISES, is amended to add the following after the last paragraph: “The rights and privileges hereby granted extend only to the operation of personal watercraft by LESSEE. LESSEE may not rent, sell or lease personal watercraft for use by members of the public without the written consent and approval of the City Council.”
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Personal Watercraft. 17. The mooring of personal watercraft (i.e., jet skis, wave runners, etc.) is permitted upon approval of the HM. Tenders (i.e., small rubber rafts) are permissible as long as they do not protrude beyond the pilings or interfere with other moored boats. Marina Safety
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Personal Watercraft may be ships if used in navigation. As such, when they are used for a work activity either the MCA (if used in navigation, for example, in travel between points), HSE or the local authorities (if not used in navigation), will be the enforcing authority depending on the main work activity. The MAIB may also undertake an accident investigation.
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