Part 79: Public Use Of That Portion Of Lakeview Wildlife Management Area Designated As Natural Beach
(Statutory authority: Environmental Conservation Law, § 11-2101)
Contents:
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§79.0 Introduction
The regulations governing public use of that portion of the Lakeview Wildlife Management Area designated as natural beach shall be as follows.
§79.1 Introduction
The portion of the Lakeview Wildlife Management Area designated as natural beach shall be the tract of land, comprising a barrier beach approximately 4.5 miles long, bounded by a continuous line extending from a point on the shore of Lake Ontario at the southwestern corner of the lands of Southwick Beach State Park southerly along the shore of Lake Ontario approximately 4.5 miles to the northwestern corner of lands presently owned by J. T. Robey; thence N 88 44'E along the boundary of said lands of J.T. Robey 409.76 feet to a point , and continuing N88 44'E approximately 250 feet to the edge of Lakeview Marsh; thence northerly along the edge of the marsh approximately 4.5 miles to the boundary of Southwick Beach State Park; thence n 86 34'W along said boundary approximately 375 feet to the lake shore at the point of beginning.
§79.2 Prohibited acts
The following acts are prohibited:
(a) erecting or posting any sign or notice, except as permitted by the department;
(b) building, maintaining or using a fire, except in an area provided for that purpose;
(c) operating an musical instrument, radio, television set, phonograph or tape recorder, or making any excessive or unnecessary noise in any manner;
(d) erecting or maintaining a camp, tent, or structure of any kind;
(e) injuring, defacing, disturbing or befouling any part of an area or any building, sign, equipment or other property found thereon;
(f) removing, injuring or destroying any tree, flower, fern, shrub, rock, sand, or other plant or mineral;
(g) disposing of, except in receptacles provided for such purpose, any garbage, sewage, metal or glass containers, refuse, waste, fruit, vegetables, food stuffs, paper, or other litter or obnoxious material;
(h) trapping, hunting, or discharging firearms;
(i) swimming or bathing;
(j) using motorized equipment; and
(k) picnicking.