The boat ramp located at the large lake at Charley Brown park shall be subject to the rules and regulations for use by boats as follows:
(A) No motors shall be allowed on the boats except for trolling motors and shall not exceed five (5) miles per hour.
(B) There shall be no swimming in said lake from the boats or from the bank of said lake.
(C) There shall be one life jacket per individual in said boat and the life jackets shall be capable of supporting for flotation purposes the individuals in said boat.
(D) All batteries used for the trolling motors in said boat shall be secured to the boat so the battery may not fall over or fall out of the boat even if said boat shall capsize.
(E) The boat ramp at the lake shall be open from the sunrise to sunset each and every day the park is open.
(F) The lake shall be open to the public and the boats to be used on said lake shall not exceed seventeen feet (17') in length and in no event shall any houseboat or pontoon boat be allowed on said lake.
(G) Prior to any boat being allowed on said lake, the boat shall obtain the appropriate city decal from the city clerk and one of the conditions of said decal shall be a proof through certificate of insurance with a one hundred thousand dollar ($100,000.00) public liability clause and the city shall be named as an interested party on said certificate of insurance with a notice of said insurance cancellation to be sent to the city in the event said policy is cancelled. Further conditions for obtaining a city decal shall be available at the city clerk's office. The city decal shall be valid for a one year season beginning on January 1 of each year and terminating on December 31 each year, and boater using said lake shall be required to obtain a new decal every year. (Ord. 94-1219, 9-6-1994)
Violations of any of the aforedescribed rules and regulations by any person, firm or corporation shall be fined not less than fifty dollars ($50.00) nor more than one hundred dollars ($100.00) for each offense and a separate offense shall be deemed committed for each and every offense. (Ord. 94-1219, 9-6-1994)