§ 84-7. Areas of specific speed restriction.

1.

The following three (3) areas shall be Slow-No-Wake:

a.

In the Cove Island Channel, in the area north of a line running east to west through a point located approximately nine hundred (900) feet south of the southern entrance to the channel;

b.

In Westcott Cove, in the area west of a line running from the jetty separating the two (2) beaches at Cummings Park, south to the eastern end of the breakwater located at the easternmost projection of the Shippan Point Peninsula;

c.

In Stamford Harbor, north of a line beginning at the southern tip of Shippan Point, then along the east breakwall to its western end, then south two hundred (200) feet, then west to a point south of the eastern end of the west breakwall, then northerly to the southwestern corner of the federal anchorage, then west to Highwater Rock and on to the unnamed charted rocks located approximately eight hundred (800) feet northwest of the end of the west breakwall, then north to the southern end of the stone jetty located southwest of the Dolphin Cove inlet.

d.

For the purposes of this section, "Slow-No-Wake" shall have the same meaning as its definition in Section 15-121-A1 of the Regulations of the Connecticut State Agencies, as amended from time to time.

2.

No vessels shall be operated within one hundred (100) feet of the Cummings Park Fishing Pier.

3.

The City of Stamford shall place on station and maintain the following markers:

a.

In Stamford Harbor, danger beacons marking the locations of the following charted rocks: Highwater Rock at 41-01.07N/073-32.49W, the submerged rocks lying approximately eight hundred (800) feet northwest of the westernmost end of the west breakwall at 41-01.09N/073-33.07W, and the submerged rocks located north of the west breakwall towards the eastern end at 41-00.97N/073-32.46W.

b.

Other markers identified and located in consultation with, and for which a permit is issued by, the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection.