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House approves bill limiting long-term occupancy and unattended vessels on sovereign lands
Summary
Senate Bill 33 sets time limits for occupancy and unattended vessels on state sovereign lands (15 days for camping; 48–72 hours for anchored/beached vessels in place) and authorizes state patrol of such lands; representatives asked about private docks and penalties before the House passed the bill 52–19.
Representative Noel presented Senate Bill 33 to give state sovereign lands authorities clearer tools to manage extended campsite occupancy and unattended or anchored vessels. The bill establishes that people staying on sovereign lands longer than 15 days may be subject to state action; anchored or beached vessels…
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