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but is not limited to jet skis, wave runners, water scooters, water bikes,
etc.

“Personal Flotation Means a US Coast Guard approved life

Device” vest, life jacket, life belt, or equivalent. Seat cushions and life rings
are specifically excluded for purposes of this definition.

“Safety Patrol Officer” “SPO” Personnel hired by POA Manager to enforce rules or
engage in safety patrols.

“Sunset/Sunrise” All power craft are to be at idle speed between sunset and sunrise.

These times are readily available from the internet.
Cell tower lights are not actual depiction of sunset.

“Water Skiing” Means towing a person(s) by a power craft in any manner such as on
skis, wake boards, surfboards, tubes, kneeboards, or other flotation
devices. A PWC is not allowed to tow any of the above-mentioned
devices on Heritage Lake.

“Watercraft
Operating Permit” The permit issued by the POA to an individual who has passed the
required Test. With the introduction of a permanent POA ID Card
system and the online databases that supports that, this permit is no
longer issued as a separate ID card. Instead, having successfully
passed the test for the permit, the user will appear in the database
upon inquiry, eliminating the need for a separate ID card. Upon

passing the test the user is emailed a certificate that shows they
passed the test and can be used to show their permit status in the
event of a database error.

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