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JMSD
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Fulltimer
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4/2/2006 9:31:13 PM
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The Marine Police had alot to say. You just are not willing to listen. Let me sum it up for you.
Point 1) This bill is going to ban boats that are 26 feet, 11 inches and a speed in excess of 60 mph. This would be a class 3 boat. That caused only one collision with a fixed object and three with floating objects. ie logs, floating docks, etc.
Point 2) Class 4 boats, which are 40 feet or or longer that resulted in only one incident that was caused by carbon monoxide poising.
Point 3) Class 2 vessels, boats longer than 16 feet, but less than 26 feet.
Oh no, 55 accidents. 7 with a collision with FIXED objects. five with floating objects and 14 with other vessels.
Point 4) Class 1 vessels, boats that are 16 feet or less. 30 accidents that included 19 personal water crafts.
Mr Bronson, that was interviewed by daily home, does this make you ready to get out on the lake if this bill passes????????? You just thought you were threatened by big boats, now you are going to be more threatened by class 2 and class 1 vessels.
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