Sentences with phrase «of boat harbors»

It won't go into effect until January 2019, which gives the state a chance to work with animal advocates to track, neuter, and release feral cats out of boat harbors.

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White - sand beaches with approximately a mile of lakeside walkways and harbor side boat docks create a European atmosphere reminiscent of Tuscany, Portofino and Lake Como.

In the 31 years since, he has sailed into every harbor on the Maine coast, raised crops and cattle, guided on Merrymeeting Bay, won the state skeet championship, married the attractive daughter of an old Maine market hunter and guide (it was kind of a shotgun wedding: they went duck shooting before and after the ceremony), sold boats and finally settled into the excursion - boat business.

Cameras may focus on the Homebush Bay venues, but the real glory of Sydney is its harbor, and the best way to see it is from — no joke, mate — an ice - cream boat.

Last year I was visiting friends in Boca and met a gentleman with a nice 40 foot cruiser — the man had not taken the boat out of harbor in three years.

There is so much for little ones to take in, from the shapes of the boats at the harbor to the natural beauty along the way.

It was hard to be inside on such a spectacular summer day, but made easier by the location of the meeting: in the Atlantic Room, directly above Rowe's Wharf, with a view of a sparkling Boston harbor filled with sailboats and power boats.

He cited reasons including the minimum $ 67,000 per year lease cost required by the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago, which owns the harbor; a Park District consultant's report that showed more than $ 11.7 million in necessary upgrades over the next 15 years; and the outpouring of opposition from boat owners and Wilmette residents.

Whatever the cause, the rare new chunk of real estate on the North Shore became controversial when a Wilmette Park District official said it would enhance the potential acquisition of the lease to an adjacent boat harbor by the district.

Those parameters, he said, are the minimum $ 67,000 per year annual lease cost required by the Water Reclamation District, which owns the harbor; a Park District consultant's report that showed more than $ 11.7 million in necessary repairs and improvements over the next 15 years; and the outpouring of opposition from boat owners and Wilmette residents.

Among other major projects in this year's capital spending plan, the Park District will spend $ 60 million on fixing the downtown Grant Park garage, $ 10 million to help replace the barriers that protect Lake Michigan's shoreline, $ 7.5 million for restoration of four lagoons and $ 8 million for a new boat harbor downtown.

The district's harbors, which boats, have been the source of lower cost, Claypool said: «You have space for nearly 5,000 controversy in the past.don't know until you solicit the

The proposed marina at Navy Pier is one of two downtown boat harbors envisioned in a «staff agreement «reached late last week between the Fair Authority and the park district.

Boaters complain that a shortage of existing transient slips discourage harbor hopping and visitors from coming by boat from Wisconsin or Indiana for the weekend.

-- All 1,162 boat moorings to be displaced from Burnham Harbor by the fair will be relocated temporarily to the two new harbors, both of which will be funded by the fair.

The proposed harbor, near Loyola University, was one of five sites suggested by a marina consultant hired by the Park District to find new harbor locations to meet growing demands for boat slips.

«So there are ways that you can increase the number of... boat racks, for instance, in order to increase revenue at the harbor,» Graham said.

Dozens of these types of boaters — who say they're not rich and work hard to afford a boat — complain they are being priced out of the city's harbors by the Chicago Park District, which has raised harbor rates every year as far back as memories can reach.

Boating fees already go toward upkeep of the city's harbors and marinas, and they pay for other Park District maintenance.

The changes would increase the harbor's capacity from 1,000 to 1,600 boats, said Laura Foxgrover, director of park services for the Park District.

A Chicago Park District proposal to dam four lakefront harbors because of record high water is drawing fire from critics who say it would seriously hamper boating and fishing and could jeopardize a 19 - year salmon stocking program that has made Chicago a salmon fishing capital of the Midwest.

Robert White, a charter boat captain operating out of Diversey harbor and a board member of the Midwest Charter Assocation, says Diversey harbor is protected by a breakwater that makes it the calmest in Chicago.

Boats have until Oct. 20 to be out of Chicago Park District harbors.

If your boat is not out of the harbor, you can expect a ticket.

Scott Stevenson, vice president of Westrec, which operates the harbors for the Chicago Park District, said Belmont was dropped as a late - leaver facility over concern for the boats» safety.

Carl Swanberg, 61, retired Chicago Park District harbor master who pleaded guilty to charges that he funneled bribes from boat owners seeking harbor permits back to Gerald Pfeiffer, former director of the Park District's marine division, was sentenced to 60 days «work release Monday by U.S. District Judge Ilana Diamond Rovner.

Boaters, however, have been the most vocal critics of Netsch «s plan, which was advanced in part because some large boats are unable to enter Diversey and Jackson Park harbors under low bridges.

With accommodations for more than 5,000 boats, these harbors constitute the nation's largest municipal harbor system and feature state - of - the - art floating docks, moorings, star docks, fuel facilities and other amenities for Chicago boaters and their guests.

In hopes of bringing boats back to the Syracuse Inner Harbor, where the water depth is as little as two feet in places, the Onondaga County IDA voted to let state canal officials dump mud dredged from the harbor on property owned by the county agency.

The proposal also includes a harbor and a 50 - boat slip on the roughly 60 - acre parcel on Erie Boulevard, the former site of American Locomotive Co..

SUNSET PARK — An NYPD detective killed in the line of duty three decades ago was honored Friday morning with a police harbor boat officially named after him.

That means as of 12:01 a.m. Thursday, motorized boat traffic must operate at idle speed only, causing no wake on those bays and harbors.

He likely would have been thrilled by the crowd of more than 100 people, the beautiful weather and mostly by the large flotilla of boats — including the Coast Guard, fire and rescue craft from Greenport, Shelter Island, and Orient, and the Suffolk County Sheriff's Patrol — in the harbor to pay homage to him, hospital president and CEO Paul Connor III said.

These unpredictable eruptions may also create a floating blanket of rocks, called a pumice raft, which can clog harbors and damage boats.

I was able to do research on this big boat — this 190 - foot research vessel — that was working out of New York harbor.

Horns resounded along the docks in Dublin as a procession of about 50 boats made its way into the harbor.

«It started Aug. 8, the day the governor signed the bill,» Anthes - Washburn said, gazing out over the harbor here, where a mass of fishing trawlers, scallopers and clam boats formed a rocking forest of rigging and nets.

Many of the organisms that wound up living on the panels are known as fouling species — microorganisms, algae, and invertebrates that anchor to boat hulls, jetties, and aquaculture facilities and wreak havoc for both humans and local marine communities — so lighting up marinas and harbors may not be in our best interest.

No fountain, no pictures or paintings of boats on the ocean, rivers, harbors.

Last weekend we went to a boat parade where a ton of fishing boats covered in colorful lights made their way up and down the harbor.

Looking out from his window at the corner of Fulton and Nassau streets in one of the city's tallest buildings, Beach could look up and see the next tall building being built, or he could look out to the water and see the parade of boats floating past in the New York harbor.

The rule is meant to fix the issue of stray animals at boat harbors and facilities, but the wording has animal groups alarmed.

The state's Department of Land and Natural Resources says feral cats pose risks to public health and wildlife, and they're all over boat harbors and facilities.

Reported Brigette Namata of KHON - 2, the leading Hawaiian television news channel, on September 8, 2017, «The state's Department of Land and Natural Resources says feral cats pose risks to public health and wildlife, and they're all over boat harbors and facilities.

The policy change, expected to be authorized soon by Hawaii governor David Ige, who appointed Case to head the Department of Land & Natural Resources in April 2015, states that, «Any dog, cat, or other domestic pet, while being a stray within a small boat harbor, may be seized by officers and employees of the department, or by any other person authorized by law, and shall be disposed of as provided in chapter 183D - 65, Hawaii Revised Statutes.»

Overlooking a pretty harbor filled with wooden fishing boats, it's kept its old - world charm but also boasts a lively nightlife, with a good mix of bars, restaurants, and clubs.

Our boats depart from this South Maui harbor, giving guests quick access to the many of the top snorkeling spots along the coastline as well as the crater.

Filled with some 2,000 gleaming boats of every shape and size, Ventura County's largest harbor is also filled with opportunity.

You can even take some of the exhibits out for a spin, ranging from a 45 - minute ride around the harbor on the 1914 Pilot boat (the oldest working boat of its kind on the West Coast) to a military - themed tour in a Vietnam - era Swift Boat or a four - hour ride on the San Salvador, a replica of the ship that explorer Juan Cabrillo sailed into San Diego Bay in 1542.

When the torture of spending hours in the loud city was over, we excitedly got on the bus to be taken back to the harbor for our night on a boat that would be cruising the waters of Ha Long.