- (1) Facilities to store or moor a boat or vessel at a park marina may be obtained on a first come, first served basis from the Park Superintendent at an established monthly rate.
- (2) A lease must be negotiated for space other than on a day-to-day or transient basis.
- (3) Moorage will be limited to occupancy of an assigned space in a slip or dry storage area provided as a part of the park development and specifically designed for the type of boat to be accommodated.
- (4) No vessel or craft using barrels or metal containers for flotation will be permitted in park marinas. Exception: The use of metal containers when filled with an appropriate amount of flotation material such as styrofoam will be allowed.
- (5) Individuals under lease may not arrange for or provide electric service to their place of mooring. Where such service is allowed, it will be provided through the Park Superintendent.
- (6) All mooring shall be such as to permit easy and prompt removal of craft in the event of fire or other emergency.
- (7) All moored craft shall be kept in a safe and seaworthy condition.
- (8) Swimming is prohibited in all harbor areas.
(9) Proper sanitation, neat appearance and acceptable aesthetic standards shall be met at all times.
- (a) No garbage or refuse of any kind may be dumped overboard. All such material shall be placed in proper receptacles provided on land.
- (b) Littering of shoreline areas is strictly prohibited.
- (c) Each craft moored in the harbor must be kept in good repair and appearance by the owner.
- (d) Craft may not be removed from the water and left parked upon park property for more than forty-eight (48) hours without written permission of the Superintendent.
- (e) All vessels moored in a park marina must have an approved type of treatment device if they have a toilet on board.
Authority: T.C.A. §11—1—108. Administrative History: Original rule certified May 24, 1974. Amendment filed August 24, 1987; effective October 8, 1987.