HRS §200-17
Boat slip for Coast Guard auxiliary rescue
The department can set aside one boat slip in each harbor for a Coast Guard auxiliary vessel. The vessel must be ready for search and rescue. The Coast Guard pays the regular slip fee. The department can make rules with the Coast Guard.
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The statute, as written — Designated slip for Coast Guard auxiliary
(a) The department may designate one boat slip, that is not contiguous to the United States Coast Guard, in each harbor to be dedicated to a Coast Guard auxiliary vessel and designated as an auxiliary operational facility. The slip shall be occupied by a Coast Guard auxiliary vessel that shall be equipped and operated to answer emergency search and rescue calls. The Coast Guard shall pay the regular slip rate. (b) The department may adopt rules pursuant to chapter 91 in consultation with the United States Coast Guard to implement this section.
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