Maine Statutes

§ 38 §3303 — Exceptions

Maine·Title 38 WATERS AND NAVIGATION·Ch. 37 NONWATER-DEPENDENT FLOATING STRUCTURES

The following facilities and structures are not subject to the prohibition in section 3302:

1.Functionally water-dependent uses. Any facility or structure, the primary purpose of which is a functionally water-dependent use;
2.Swimming structures. Any dock, wharf or swimming and diving float that is used as a floating structure for swimming or diving or for the temporary tie-off of watercraft, is placed on internal waters of the State and is temporarily or permanently anchored to the bottom of those waters;
3.Water toys. Any floating water toy, including, but not limited to, air mattresses, pool toys, floating noodles, swim rings, water mats and inflatable platforms smaller than 250 square feet in surface area;
4.Ice fishing shacks. Any ice fishing shack described in Title 12, section 6

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Legislative History

PL 2025, c. 378, §12 (NEW).

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