ยง 35-d. Aquatic invasive species signs at public boat launches. 1. The
department of environmental conservation shall design and establish
universal signage which may be posted at any access point to the
navigable waters of the state relating to the threat and mitigation of
aquatic invasive species, as defined in subdivision ten of section
9-1703 of the environmental conservation law, in the waters of the
state. The department shall provide the universal signage on its website
in a downloadable format.
2. Commencing within one year of the effective date of this section,
owners of each public boat launch shall conspicuously post the universal
sign of not less than eighteen inches by twenty-four inches, established
pursuant to subdivision one of this section, at each public boat launch
in the state.
Structure New York Laws
Article 3 - Navigable Waters of the State
30 - Navigation, Jurisdiction Over.
31 - Excavation, Fill or Other Modification of Water Course.
32 - Location of Structures in or on Navigable Waters.
32-A - Using Net or Weir Unlawfully in Hudson River.
32-B - Lights Upon Swing Bridges.
32-C - Interfering With Navigation.
32-D - Dumping or Depositing of Certain Materials in the Genesee River.
33 - Deposit of Refuse in Navigable Waters of the State.
33-C - Regulating Disposal of Sewage; Littering of Waterways.
33-D - Sanitary Facilities Aboard Crafts on Lake Champlain.
33-E - Marine Sanitation Devices Aboard Vessels in Vessel Waste No-Discharge Zones.
34-A - Permits for Racing Shell Regattas Not Required.
35-A - Floating Objects Other Than AIDS to Navigation.
35-B - Markers for Skin or Scuba Divers.
35-C - Real Time and Wind Water Level Telemetry System.
35-D - Aquatic Invasive Species Signs at Public Boat Launches.
36 - Removal of Unauthorized Floating Object.
37 - Public Use of Privately Owned Navigable Waters.
38 - Lake George Water Levels.