New York A02361 mandates that owners of public boat launches maintain safety devices, including a ring buoy or life preserver and a life-belt device.
New York A02361 amends the navigation law to require owners of public boat launches to maintain at least one ring buoy or life preserver and a life-belt device on the premises. The ring buoy or life preserver must be equipped with a quarter-inch line, not less than five hundred feet in length, with a suitable reel attached. Additionally, a life-belt device must be anchored on the shore with a half-inch line, not less than five hundred feet in length, and a suitable reel.
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