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Massachusetts General Laws > Part I > Title XIV > Chapter 91 - Waterways


Current as of: 2009
§ 1Definitions
§ 2Duties of public works department relative to commonwealth lands and certain islands
§ 2APowers as to property acquired, built or improved in Plymouth by Pilgrim tercentenary commission
§ 3Powers as to Boston harbor
§ 4Improvement of Boston harbor; access to piers, railroads, etc.
§ 5Power to take or purchase real property and to build thereon
§ 6Power to lease piers, etc.; port of Boston fund
§ 7Equipment of piers, etc.; rules and regulations
§ 8Acquisition of Apple Island and shore lands by department
§ 9Plans for utilization of acquired property
§ 9AConstruction or reconstruction of piers and waterfront terminal facilities; written contracts
§ 10Powers and duties relative to harbors, etc
§ 10ATemporary moorings of floats or rafts; permits, issuance or refusal; review; public nuisances
§ 10A½Harbors and inland waters maintenance fund
§ 10CDocking of commercial vessels; permits; applications; appeal
§ 10DScuba divers and skin divers; access to commonwealth tidelands
§ 11Improvement and preservation of rivers, streams, harbors, etc.
§ 11AResource protection, navigational safety and development projects; work agreements with local authorities
§ 12License for structures in Connecticut, Westfield and Merrimack rivers
§ 12ALicense for structures in streams with respect to which expenditures for channel improvement and flood control have been made
§ 13Licenses for booms in Connecticut river and great ponds
§ 14License for wharf, pier, dam, sea wall, etc. in or over tide water; conduits or cables under tide water
§ 15Revocation and expiration of authority or license; exception; mortgageable interest
§ 16Cessation, determination of authority for non-use
§ 17Construction of licenses; approval
§ 18Licenses; notice; hearings; records
§ 18APublic access to great ponds; petition
§ 19Restriction on structures in great ponds
§ 19ALowering waters of great ponds; penalty
§ 20Supervision by department of erections under legislative grants
§ 21Compensation for displacement of tidewater
§ 22Compensation when title to land is in commonwealth
§ 23Unauthorized work in public waters; public nuisances
§ 24Money paid into general fund
§ 25Powers and duties relative to province lands
§ 26Exemption of portion of province lands from certain provisions of law
§ 27Bounds of province lands; regulations
§ 28Unlawful existing structures; legality
§ 29Improvement of tidal and non-tidal waters by counties or towns; assumption of liability for improvements
§ 29AProtection of private property along shores; construction of structures by cities or towns
§ 30Removal of gravel, sand, stones, etc. from beaches; notice; penalty
§ 30ARemoval of natural barriers preventing erosion by sea; jurisdiction of superior court; penalty
§ 31Surveys and improvements for preservation of harbors
§ 32Survey of Connecticut river
§ 33Improvement of topographical survey of commonwealth; sale of maps
§ 34Establishment of harbor lines
§ 35Great ponds; definition
§ 36Applications to congress for appropriations for harbors
§ 37Enforcement of stipulations in deeds from commonwealth
§ 38Removal of wrecks, etc., on shores or in waters
§ 39Removal of wrecks in tide waters
§ 40Notice to owner of vessel causing obstruction
§ 41Removal after notice
§ 42Liability for expense of removals
§ 43Sale of vessel or other obstruction
§ 44Liability of insurer
§ 45Application to United States for reimbursement
§ 46License for breaking up and disposing of floating structures
§ 46APenalty for violation of sec. 46
§ 47Application for license; issuance; conditions; bond
§ 48Completion of work by department; failure to comply with terms of contract
§ 49Penalty for grounding floating structure within harbor; sinking by accident
§ 49ARemoval of whales, etc., from tidewaters
§ 49BRemoval of dilapidated wharves or piers; notice; revocation of license; liability for cost; lien
§ 50Foreign corporations engaged in business of wrecking or salvaging; license; bond; penalty
§ 51Impairment of right, etc., derived from federal government
§ 52Supervision of transportation and dumping of dredged material in tidewaters; payment of cost; burning and towing of rubbish
§ 53Terms of license
§ 54Dumping; notice; inspector; cost of supervision
§ 55Penalty for violations
§ 56Application of secs. 52—55 to United States, etc.
§ 57Jurisdiction of supreme judicial court
§ 58Arrest without warrant
§ 59Discharge of petroleum products, refuse or other matter into or on lakes, rivers or tidal waters; penalty; exception; enforcement
§ 59ATort liability for discharge or deposit of crude petroleum or products; double damages
§ 59BMarinas; licensing by division of water pollution control; restrictions; term; renewal; fees
§ 63Salvage, recovery, etc. of underwater archaeological resources; permits; restrictions; disposition of resources; enforcement; violations; penalties; jurisdiction and venue

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