Personal Watercraft. Dinghies, and Accessories The slip is for moorage of the registered boat only. Dinghies and other accessories must be stored aboard the boat or in designated storage areas. Jet skis, paddleboards, SUP, kayaks, and other personal watercraft are required to have either own moorage or be stored on the boat, in the dock box or other storage area and may not be tied to the back or front of the boat while the boat is in the slip. These items may not be left in the slip while the boat is not in the slip. Tow tubes, inflatables, float pads (i.e. Lily pads) must be stored on your boat.
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.”
Personal Watercraft. 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.
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.
Personal Watercraft. Personal watercraft include vessels such as jet skis. Many personal watercraft are small and able to achieve high speeds (on the order of 50 knots). The “Tongass Narrows Voluntary Waterway User Guide” (3/18/98) states: “ Although these craft are not restricted in Tongass Narrows, due to the high volume and variety of traffic in Tongass Narrows, mariners wishing to operate personal watercraft should not operate them in Tongass Narrows .” The Ketchikan harbormaster has indicated that few personal watercraft operate there (i.e., “ less than ten ”), but some personal watercraft operate from Xxxxxxx Cove and south of town.
Personal Watercraft. We do not cover Damage to motors of a Personal Watercraft caused by or arising from water ingress unless the water ingress results directly from an Occurrence that results in Damage the hull of the Personal Watercraft and such Damage to the hull is the cause of the water ingress. Watercraft Owned by Others We do not cover any Damage to Watercraft that are neither owned by You nor Consigned to You. This exclusion shall not apply if You have accepted responsibility to arrange material damage insurance for Watercraft that are neither owned by You nor Consigned to You and You have told Us of this.
Personal Watercraft personal watercraft powered by a Jet-pump propulsion system of any size, their furnishings and equipment. PREMISES - In addition to the definition of Premises in Section I, the following are also insured under the Definition of Premises for Section II:
Personal Watercraft personal watercraft powered by a Jet-pump propulsion system of any size, their furnishings and equipment. PREMISES: means the land and buildings contained within the lot lines on which your dwelling is situated. PUBLIC WATER MAIN: Means a pipe forming part of the water distribution system, which conveys consumable water but not waste water. RESIDENCE EMPLOYEE: An employee of an Insured whose duties are incidental to the maintenance or use of the Premises, including household or domestic services. This does not include persons while performing duties in connection with an Insured's business.
Personal Watercraft. A recreational jet-propelled watercraft that the rider sits or stands on, rather than inside of as in a boat. The current reasonable cost to replace an item in New Zealand that is of equivalent age, quality, capability and is in the same general condition.
