Title NAV, Navigation

§ 79-c. Rules. The commissioner may adopt and amend when he deems\nnecessary all rules and regulations to carry out the provisions of this\narticle.\n

§ 80. Three feet depth to be maintained. Whenever a municipal\ncorporation shall divert or cause to be diverted the water, or a portion\nthereof, of a fresh water stream or streams outside the limits of an\nincorporated city flowing into a tidewater creek or estuary which\ntidew…

§ 81. Supervisor to serve notice. It shall be the duty of the\nsupervisor of the town or the president of the incorporated village in\nwhich any such tidewater creek or estuary is located, in whole or in\npart, to serve written or printed notice on the chief officer of the\nmuni…

§ 82. Commissioner of transportation to inspect and report. In case of\nany controversy arising between such town or village officer and the\nsaid municipal corporation diverting such fresh water as to the depth or\nwidth of said tidewater creek or estuary, the commissioner of\n…

§ 83. Injunction. At any time after fifteen days' notice has been\ngiven, as hereinabove provided for, by the supervisor of a town or the\npresident of a village in which such tidewater creek or estuary is\nlocated, either of such officers, as the case may be, may apply to the\n…

§ 84. Application of this article. The provisions of this article\nshall also apply in every respect to any stock corporation or\nassociation, or any individual diverting the water of a fresh water\nstream which would otherwise flow into a tidewater creek or estuary, and\nthe se…

§ 85. Penalty. Any corporation or individual continuing to divert\nwater from such fresh water stream without maintaining the navigable\ndepth of the tidewater creek or estuary into which it flows, as herein\nprovided for, shall be liable to a penalty of fifty dollars per day fo…

§ 86. Payment by city of New York. For the purpose of carrying out any\nwork which may be required to be done by the city of New York under the\nprovisions of this article, and to provide the means for doing such\nwork, said city must at all times make the necessary appropriatio…

§ 87. Board of commissioners of pilots; powers and duties. 1. There\nshall continue to be in the city of New York, a board entitled the\n"board of commissioners of pilots," consisting of six persons, who shall\nhold their offices respectively, for two years from the time of thei…

§ 88. Pilotage at Sandy Hook, Sands Point or Execution Rocks; rates.\n1. Every foreign vessel and every American vessel under register\nentering or departing from the Port of New York by the way of Sandy Hook\nor by the way of Sands Point or Execution Rocks, shall take a Sandy H…

§ 88-a. Unlicensed piloting. A person other than a lawfully\nauthorized Sandy Hook pilot or a person heretofore licensed as a Hell\nGate pilot who pilots or offers to pilot or tows or offers to tow any\nboat or vessel (except barges, vessels under fifty-five tons burden, and\nca…

§ 89-a. Pilotage on the Hudson river; rates. 1. Every foreign vessel\nand every American vessel under register, except vessels proceeding\notherwise than by sea and of less than three hundred gross registered\ntons and having a fully loaded draft of seven feet or less, entering …

§ 89-b. Pilotage on Long Island Sound and Block Island Sound; rates.\n1. Every foreign vessel and every American vessel under register\ntransiting the New York state waters of Long Island Sound or Block\nIsland Sound east of Execution Rocks or Sands Point, and any such\nvessels …

§ 90. Licensing of Sandy Hook pilots; apprenticeship. 1. No license\nshall hereafter be granted to any person to act as pilot for the port of\nNew York by way of Sandy Hook or by the way of Sands Point or Execution\nRocks, unless the applicant shall have served an apprenticeship…

§ 91-a. Licensing of Hudson river pilots. The commissioners, or a\nmajority of them, shall license, for such terms as they may think\nproper, as many pilots as they may deem necessary to pilot ships through\nthat portion of the Hudson river specified in this act, the continuatio…

§ 91-b. Licensing of Long Island-Block Island Sound Pilots. 1. The\ncommissioners, or a majority of them, shall license, for such terms as\nthey may think proper, as many pilots as they may deem necessary to\npilot ships transiting the New York state waters of Long Island Sound …

§ 92. Examination of applicants. It shall be the duty of the\ncommissioners, before they shall grant a license to any person applying\ntherefor, to call such applicant before them, within one month\nthereafter, and in the presence of one or more pilots licensed for the\nwaters r…

§ 93. Bond. Before granting any such license, the commissioners shall\nrequire the applicant to furnish a bond to the people of this state,\nwith two sureties to be approved by such commissioners or a majority of\nthem, in a penalty not exceeding five hundred dollars. Such bond …

§ 94. Suspension or revocation of licenses; suspension of pilots. 1.\nIf any pilot licensed under this article shall become intoxicated while\nin charge of any ship or vessel as pilot, he shall forfeit his pilotage,\nand be suspended from duty for six months, for the first offen…

§ 95. Regulation of pilots and persons employing them. 1. The board of\ncommissioners may alter or amend any existing regulation for pilots, and\nmake, duly promulgate and enforce new rules or regulations, not\ninconsistent with the laws of this state or of the United States, wh…

§ 97. Miscellaneous provisions. 1. All actions and proceedings by the\nboard of commissioners to enforce any liability or to recover any fines,\npenalties or forfeitures given by law to such officers, or to the board\nof commissioners, may be brought and prosecuted by such offic…

§ 98. Application of article. The provisions of this article shall not\napply to vessels navigating under a coastwise license and employed in\nthe coasting trade. If, however, any such vessel shall employ a pilot\nlicensed under the provisions of this article, such pilot shall b…