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By Parimal M. Rohit Supervisors also waived
estimated gross receipts totaling $2,437.50; organiz- ers were still required to pay the cost of liability insurance, however.
Coast Guard to discuss recre- ational boating safety What Happened: The U.S. Coast Guard announced public comment will be per- mitted on the Recreational Boating Safety Strategic Plan for 2017-2021, according to a notice posted on the Federal Register website last month.
What’s On Tap: The public can provide comments on the strategic plan during the National Boating Safety Advisory Council meeting to be held April 21-23 in Arlington, Virginia. Information about the Recreational Boating Safety Strategic Plan is available at
1.usa.gov/22IBKW2 while details about the three-day meeting can be viewed at
1.usa.gov/1RoaKnw. Public comments must be submitted
by April 20.
County alters permit and slip fees for 41st annual Halibut Derby
What Happened: A permit fee was reduced and slip fee waived for the 41st annual Halibut Derby in Marina del Rey, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors determined on March 29. The county’s Department of Beaches and Harbors will reduce permit fees to $150 and waive three-boat slip fees for the duration of the derby, which lasts two days. Three-boat slip fees run $207 a piece.
What’s On Tap:Marina del Rey Anglers hosts the 41st Annual Halibut Derby at Burton Chace Park in Marina del Rey, April 9-10. Proceeds from the event help Marina del Rey Anglers fund activities and events such as the Youth
Fishing Program and White Sea Bass Grow Out Program. Contact Keith Lambert, director of
Marina del Rey Anglers, at 310-437-0677 for more information.
Salton Sea Recreation Area re- opens boat launch ramp
What Happened: Recreational boaters seeking additional opportunities to navi- gate inland waterways were given some good news on March 25: California State Parks announced a public-private partner- ship to re-open a boat launch ramp at Salton Sea. The Varner Harbor and Launch Ramp on the eastern shore of Salton Sea, one of two public areas where recreational boaters can access the water, will be re- opened thanks to a collaboration between California State Parks, Salton Sea Action Committee and DEVCO, a construc- tion firm. A ribbon-cutting ceremony was
reportedly held at the boat launch ramp area in late March. DEVCO performed dredging and repair
work.
What’s On Tap: Recreational boaters and anglers can now access the Salton Sea from the Varner Harbor and Launch Ramp. Boaters are required to pay a $3 boat launch fee and $5 day use fee. Call 760-393-3059 for more informa-
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California State Parks re-opened a boat launch ramp at Salton Sea, allowing recreational boaters to access the desert waterway.
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