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 Recreactional Boating at risk of $800.00 yr permit?
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07/09/07 06:34 PM
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John Wester
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Have any of you guys seen this out there? This is the first I've heard of it. http://www.boattest.com/nmma.aspx
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Re: Recreactional Boating at risk of $800.00 yr permit?
[Re: John Wester]
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07/09/07 06:50 PM
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fishinwithDALEsr
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I would imagine WORST case - if this is enforced - it would only apply to "new" boats after passed due to the millions and millions of pre-existing boats - there would be no realistic way to get them permits in a reasonable amount of time.
I highly doubt that even.
I would compare that to a new EPA regulation that requires all car owners to get permits to have high speed rubber (tires!)
Not too realistic.
Anything but FIRST sucks..... 
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Re: Recreactional Boating at risk of $800.00 yr permit?
[Re: fishinwithDALEsr]
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07/09/07 07:50 PM
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David Lee
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