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Courtesy of: Sea Partners, USCG Marine Safety Office San Francisco BayWASTE MANAGEMENT PLANS FORRECREATIONAL VESSELST itle 33 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Part requires all oceangoingvessels 40 feet or more in length used in commerce or equipped with a galley andberthing to have a written WASTE MANAGEMENT plan . This includes numbered anddocumented recreational vessels operating seaward of the inland/internationaldemarcation Master or Person in Charge of the vessel is responsible for ensuring that a writtenwaste MANAGEMENT plan is on board, and that each person handling garbage followsthat plan must describe the vessel s procedures for collecting, processing, storing anddischarging garbage, and designate the person who is in charge of carrying out theplan.
Courtesy of: Sea Partners, USCG Marine Safety Office San Francisco Bay WASTE MANAGEMENT PLANS FOR RECREATIONAL VESSELS Title 33 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Part 151.57 requires all oceangoing
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