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0 11 ACI ~ 574. Section 4. RECREATIONAL ACI'IVITILSKAND F CILIT"IE ES • 4.01 BATHING AND SWIMMING. (a) No persons, regardless of age or manner of dress, shall swim, bathe, or wade in any waters or waterways in or adjacent to any Park, except in such waters and at such places and times as are provided therefor and in compliance with this Ordinance. (b) In each and every bathing area all persons shall be covered with bathing suit which conforms to commonly accepted standards. No person shall dress or undress in any Park Area except in such bathing houses or structures as provided and maintained by the park for that purpose. (c) No person, shall wash or be washed with soap or other cleaners in bathing areas. 4.02 BOATING. (a) No person shall operate any board, canoe, raft, or other watercraft (except toys), whether motor-powered, or not, upon any park watercourse, lake, or pond except at such places as are.or may he designated for such use or purpose. (b) No Watercraft shall be launched, anchored, beached, or re- moved from any patk Waters except at such places as are designated for such use or purpose. (c) No person shall navigate, direct or handle any craft in such manner as to unjustifiably or unnecessarily endanger the occupants of any other craft. All motor boats must be kept out of the way of sailboats, rowboats, canoes, or other un- _ motorized vessels. All boat owners or operators shall lend emergency assistance, if such be required by other boats in difficulties. • (d) Only electric motorized boats shall be permitted on park Waters. (e) No boat, operating for hire, or carrying passengers for money, or contemplating same, shall land or receive such passengers at any dock or landing.place or anchorage in a Park juris- diction except by special permit. 4.03 PICNIC AREAS AND USE (a) No picnicking shall be done in any Park Areas except such as may be set apart and designated for that purpose. The Park Manager and his assistants will regulate the activities in such Areas when so required to safeguard park property and to secure the maximum use for the comfort and convenience of all. Visitors shall comply With the directions given to achieve this end. (b) Use of the individual fireplaces, together with tables and benches, follows generally the rule of "first come, first served" except in areas where reservations may be taken and a fee charged. (c) It shall not be permitted to build campfires anywhere within the park other than in fireplaces, grills, and camps toves within the established picnic and campground areas. Campfires should not be left unattended for any length of time unless they are "dead" out. Wilderness campers are encouraged to une packstoves in place of wood fires. -5- •