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"Chapter 170 <br /> WATERWAYS,USE OF <br /> §170-1. Definitions. <br /> §170-2. Promulgation of Regulations;Posting of Signs. <br /> §170-3. Enforcement;Violations and Penalties. <br /> §1704. Speed. <br /> §170-5. Water-skiing,Tubing,Kneeboarding. <br /> §170-6. Personal Watercraft Operation. <br /> §170-7. Swim Areas. <br /> §170-8. Divers and Diving. <br /> §170-9. Moorings. <br /> §170-10. Abandonment. <br /> §170-11. Pollution. <br /> §170-12. Operation of Vessels Under the Influence of Intoxicating Liquor or Controlled <br /> Substance. <br /> §170-13. Watercraft Equipment. <br /> §170-14 Watercraft Operation Without Personal Flotation Devices or in Overloaded or <br /> Unsafe Conditions. <br /> 0170-15 Public Access Board Facilities. <br /> §170-16 Jurisdiction; Severability. <br /> i <br /> §170-1. Definitions. <br /> A. "Foreshores"-a foreshore is the part of a waterway shore that is between average high water <br /> and average low water(tidal and seasonal),or in other words beaches and marsh. <br /> B. "Headway Speed" - the slowest speed at which a watercraft may be operated and maintain <br /> steerage way. <br /> C. "Harbormaster" - Chief Harbormaster and Assistant Harbormasters duly empowered by the <br /> General Laws of Massachusetts. <br /> D. "Personal Watercraft"-a small vessel which uses an inboard motor powering a water jet pump as <br /> its primary source of motive power and which is designed to be operated by persons sitting, <br /> standing,or kneeling on the vessel. The term includes but is not limited to a jet ski, wet <br /> bike,or surf jet so-called,plus motorized or propelled surfboards. <br /> E. "Persons"-includes individuals,corporations,societies,associations,partnerships,and trusts. <br /> F. "Private Swim Area"-a privately owned(e.g.by corporations,homeowners associations, <br /> etc.)area,belonging to more than one family unit,which is defined by signs and floating <br /> markers and that has been approved by the Selectmen and the Harbormaster as a private swim <br /> area. <br /> i <br />