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New Rules On Their Way Regarding Anchoring in Georgia’s Waters

By Sandy Parks · On June 21, 2019

(Waterway Guide) – Boaters who transit the Intracoastal Waterway will want to look closely at the bill recently signed into law in Georgia that affects 140 miles of the ICW. This law allows for more regulations of where and when boaters may anchor, management of waste in onboard holding tanks as well as to where liveaboards may be located. The bill was designed to help Georgia with the increase of abandoned boats along their waterways and it will certainly effect boaters in the area. Read More

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