Examples of Harbor line in a sentence
Drift nets fishing with 900 foot gear are permitted north of the Gull Harbor line to Budd Inlet, Dana Passage boundary.
WSR 80-09-005 (Order 343), § 332-30-115, filed 7/3/80.] WAC 332-30-116 Harbor line relocation.
Set net fishing in Budd Inlet with 600 foot gear is permitted in those waters north of a line running east to west from Priest Point through the #4 buoy to the opposite shore, and south of Dana Passage Boundary, set nets have priority south of the Gull Harbor line: a line running east/west from the first piling north of Gull Harbor to the opposite shore (See accompanying map).
Drift net fishing in Budd Inlet is permitted in those waters north of a line running east to west from Priest Point through the #4 buoy to the opposite shore, and south of the Gull Harbor line, however, set nets have priority.d. Drift Nets (north of Gull Harbor)1.
The Harbor line for the Inner Harbor shall be the harbor line as shown on the Official Zoning Map B of the Town of Camden depicting the Inner Harbor.
Two additional lateral lines (N-P and O-Q) will be drawn perpendicular to line N- from points N and O to the Harbor line.
If it is determined that the Team should receive a yellow and/or red card, the tournament director will report to the head referee.
Set net fishing in Budd Inlet with 600 foot gear is permitted in those waters north of a line running east to west from Squaxin Point (formerly known as Priest Point) through the #4 buoy to the opposite shore, and south of Dana Passage Boundary, set nets have priority south of the Gull Harbor line: a line running east/west from the first piling north of Gull Harbor to the opposite shore (See accompanying map).
Habitat A place or type of site where a plant or animal naturally or normally lives and grows Harbor line (inner and outer) Are the lines set by the Washington State Department of Natural Resources delineating their harbor management areas.
Drift net fishing in Budd Inlet is permitted in those waters north of a line running east to west from Squaxin Point (formerly known as Priest Point) through the #4 buoy to the opposite shore, and south of the Gull Harbor line, however, set nets have priority.