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LOCAL REGULATIONS, ACCESS & PUMPOUT INFORMATION LOCAL REGULATIONS, ACCESS & PUMPOUT INFORMATION egulations are in force throughout the year, unless other- on land at any such facility. wise noted. Regulatory markers may be placed seasonally n. No person shall engage in any commercial activity at such by the DEEP and private parties as a reminder, however facility unless so authorized by the DEEP. Rthe regulations are in effect regardless. The following pages con- o. No person shall erect or post any notice or sign unless tain state regulations, laws and local ordinances affecting boating. authorized in writing by the Commissioner. Operate your vessel in a manner so as not to interfere with p. No person shall consume any alcoholic liquor. “Alcoholic any other vessels, structures or people. Always have due regard liquor,” as used in this subsection, shall have the same definition for conditions and circumstances such as weather, current, vis- as in section 30-1 of the Connecticut General Statutes. ibility, water depth, width of channel, proximity to shore, water q. No person shall engage in sport fishing from the courtesy hazards, vessel traffic and water use. docks or from the ramp surface when said sport fishing interferes with boating activities. “Courtesy docks” means, in this subsection, Prohibited Activities at Boat Launches floating or non-floating platforms that are located adjacent to a Sec. 26-16-1 of the Regulations of Connecticut State launch ramp for use by boaters to facilitate the loading or unload- Agencies: ing of boats. At any boating access area which is under the control of the r. No person shall engage in bathing, swimming, snorkeling or Department of Energy & Environmental Protection and is intended SCUBA diving. to provide public access, or parking related to such access to s. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than seven feet and streams, lakes, ponds or tidal waters, including Long Island Sound, under the control of their owner or keeper. The person responsible the following regulations shall apply: for the dog must hold the leash at all times. The provisions of this a. No person shall discard any fish or portion thereof. subsection shall not apply to the proper use of dogs while in the b. No person shall dispose of any litter, as defined in Section act of hunting, however, all dogs may be prohibited on any area or 22a-248 of the Connecticut General Statutes, except into a recep- during any time period when so posted by the Department. tacle provided for such purpose, and no person shall dispose at such facility of any litter not generated at such access area. c. No person shall wash or clean any vehicle except a boat Facilities for Transient Boaters trailer. A vessel or boat trailer may be cleaned only with plain Finding a place to dock for up to 15 days/nights in coastal water. No person shall use any detergent or chemical agent to Connecticut has gotten easier! The Department of Energy & clean a vessel or boat trailer. Environmental Protection (DEEP), through US Fish and Wildlife d. No person shall park a vehicle except in an area designated Service’s Boating Infrastructure Grant (BIG) Program, is providing by the Commissioner for parking. grants to municipalities and private facility owners for transient e. No person shall kindle a fire. tie-up opportunities for recreational boats 26 feet and larger. f. No person shall engage in camping. Congress created this program recognizing that infrastructure for g. No person shall engage in disorderly conduct. large boats was not being addressed with funds generated by h. No person shall damage any building, equipment, poster or Federal excise tax on fishing equipment, trolling motors, import vegetation. i. No person shall use any such facility for purposes other duties on boats and motorboat fuels. The tax from motorboat than: fuels is a significant portion of the funds collected under the Sport 1. fishing, where permitted; Fish Restoration and Boating Trust Fund and is now available to 2. parking where permitted for the purpose of fishing, boating, transient boaters under this user pay-user benefit program. Ten hunting, or observing wildlife; projects are complete and can be found on the map on pages 34 3. launching of boats or; and 35 of this guide and in the list of facilities showing the icon 4. the observation of wildlife from constructed observation for “Facilities for Transient Boaters” or FTB. More information on decks. each facility can be viewed on DEEP’s interactive BIG Facility Map j. No person shall use any such facility for any purpose when it at www.ct.gov/deep/transientboaterfacilities. Zoom in to is posted closed by the Commissioner. each site location and open the pop-up screen by clicking on the k. No person shall tie up, moor or anchor a vessel in a manner red star. To obtain more information, enlarge that may obstruct or interfere with the launching of any other ves- the screen for photographs and amenities sel except when actively launching or retrieving a vessel. offered. Two projects are in the construction l. No person shall leave any vessel unattended in the water or phase. Contact Kate Brown at 860-447-4340 on land, or tied to any state dock or pier. or e-mail: [email protected] for program m. No person shall moor or anchor a vessel or leave a vessel information. 36 2018 Connecticut BOATERS GUIDE LOCAL REGULATIONS, ACCESS & PUMPOUT INFORMATION Local Regulations and open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Boat • Respect local and state regulations and Public Boat Launches Launch photos and additional information is avail- ordinances regarding vessel speeds and safety NOTE: Floating docks, where provided, will be able at: www.ct.gov/deep/boatlaunches. requirements. installed no later than April 15 and the removal • State boat launches are not plowed. • Vehicle speed in boat launches is 10MPH. process will begin no earlier than November 15, • In addition, when a state boat launch • Unless posted; parking spaces are for car weather conditions and water levels permitting. parking lot is full, the launch is closed and the w/trailers, or cars but only if single car spaces Unless otherwise noted, the boat launches are additional launching/retrieval of vessels may not are full. Groups should park multiple cars in trail- be allowed. ered spaces. NO ALCOHOLIC STATE PARK – TRAILERED CAR TOP/ HC ACCESSIBLE – NOTE: SEASONAL WEEKEND CONDITIONS MAY LIMIT AND HOLIDAY PARKING BEVERAGES NOTE:LAUNCH OPEN ONLY LAUNCH CARRY-IN ACCESS ACCESSIBILITY FEE MAY BE CHARGED ALLOWED DURING PARK HOURS Entries without launch symbols may PUMPOUT LAND PUMPOUT FACILITIES FOR INDICATES CLEAN VESSEL not have public access. BASED FACILITY BOAT TRANSIENT BOATERS ★ ACT FUNDED ANDOVER 5- West Hill Pond - 261 acres 9- Bloomfield Town Park Ponds used. Renter-supplied electric motors Perkins Road, Barkhamsted. -10 acres may be used. 1- Bishops Swamp - 53 acres Launch: Lake drawn down after Regulations: No boating during Use of internal combustion engines Labor Day. Parking: 20 spaces. closed park hours. 13- Branford Yacht Club prohibited. Regulations: 8 hp limit from Memorial (Branford River) Day through September 15; 6 mph BOLTON (203) 488-9798 ASHFORD between sunset and sunrise; 15 Apr - Nov 15, Fri - Sun, 8 am - 7:30 mph maximum during daytime. No 10- Bolton Lake, Lower - 175 acres. pm; Mon - Thur, 8 am - 4:30 pm 2- Ashford Lake - 50.8 acres. waterskiing. 1025 Boston Turnpike, Bolton 10 mph limit, no waterskiing, no Parking: 30 spaces. motors 8:30 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. Regulations: Motors limited to 6 hp. Public Access: none 14- Brewer’s Bruce BERLIN & Johnson’s Marina Halls Pond - 81.5 acres (Branford River) (Ashford / Eastford) 6- Silver Lake - 146 acres BOZRAH VHF 9 or 203-448-8329 For information, See #74-Eastford 282 Norton Lane, Berlin. May 15 - Oct 30, Daily, 7 am - 5 pm Parking: 15 spaces. Gardner Lake Regulations: 8 mph limit, no waterski- (Salem /Montville /Bozrah) ★ ing except for period June 15 to first For information see, #235- Salem 15- Branford Town Pumpout Boat 3- Lake Chaffee - 33 acres. Sunday after Labor Day, when (West Haven, North Haven, East 10 mph limit, no waterskiing, no speeds in excess of 8 mph and BRANFORD Haven, Branford, Thimble Islands and motors 8:30 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. waterskiing are permitted between 11 Sachemhead Harbor, Guilford) a.m. and 6 p.m. 11- Branford River - Branford Branford Town Pumpout Boat Morey Pond - 44.8 acres 38 Goodsell Point Road, Branford. VHF 9 or 203-430-9305 (Ashford / Union) Launch: Crowded on weekends, May 1 - Oct 31, Fri - Mon, 9 am - 5 For information, see #271- Union steep ramp. Parking: 50 spaces. pm BETHEL Regulations: Stony Creek, 6 mph in BARKHAMSTED the established channel from the reef ★ 4- Lake McDonough Huntington State Park Pond extension of Linden Point northward. (Compensating Reservoir) - 391 (Redding/Bethel) Branford Harbor, Slow-No-Wake acres. For information, see #231 Redding in all waters north of the line from BRIDGEPORT Launch is owned and operated by Indian Neck Point to Lovers Island. the Metropolitan District Commission BETHLEHEM All tidal marshes, marsh channels 16- Brewster St. and open the third Saturday in and estuaries, Slow-No-Wake. All Launch is located at the end of April through Labor Day. Launching 7- Long Meadow Lake - 120 acres shores, 6 mph within 100 yards of Brewster St. allowed only at the boathouse. Fee 15 mph limit. Internal any shore. Launch is owned and operated by the applies, for details see, www.themdc. combustion engines prohibited. City of Bridgeport. org/recreation-areas Parking: 50 Parking: on street only.
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