Rhode Island § 42-64-7.10 § 42-64-7.10. Preservation and support of the fishing industry and other current uses at Newport and Galilee.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 42-64-7.10 — § 42-64-7.10. Preservation and support of the fishing industry and other current uses at Newport and Galilee.

Rhode Island § 42-64-7.10

Title 42State Affairs and Government

Ch. 42-64Rhode Island Commerce Corporation

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 42-64-7.10 (2026).

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§ 42-64-7.10. Preservation and support of the fishing industry and other current uses at Newport
               and Galilee.
With respect to the ports of Newport and Galilee, the department of environmental
            management shall maintain, manage, and operate these ports in a manner that is consistent
            with their current use, for not less than ninety-nine (99) years, so that the commercial
            fishing industry is guaranteed the use of not less than the current portion of these
            ports as is currently being employed to support the commercial fishing industry and
            to guarantee the commercial fishing industry not less than the current amount of dockage
            being occupie

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§ 42-64-7.10. Preservation and support of the fishing industry and other current uses at Newport and Galilee.

With respect to the ports of Newport and Galilee, the department of environmental management shall maintain, manage, and operate these ports in a manner that is consistent with their current use, for not less than ninety-nine (99) years, so that the commercial fishing industry is guaranteed the use of not less than the current portion of these ports as is currently being employed to support the commercial fishing industry and to guarantee the commercial fishing industry not less than the current amount of dockage being occupied on July 7, 1999.