Permit conditions Definitions In this permit: “You” refers to anyone working under this permit listed as a permittee or designee above. “Eligible equipment” is customer-owned water-related equipment that is a watercraft, dock or lift that you remove from Lake Minnetonka (DNR Division of Waters number 27-0133). Eligible equipment must have a place to attach a tag as required by the permit. Equipment owned or used by your businesses, or types of water-related equipment not listed here, are not eligible for this pilot project (without prior approval from the DNR). Equipment that has been transported away from a Lake Minnetonka access without being tagged is no longer eligible equipment. “Enrolling” equipment refers to the process of tagging eligible equipment and using a mobile application or a DNR watercraft inspector to document that the equipment has been tagged and to provide additional information about that equipment to the DNR. Equipment must be enrolled at an access of Lake Minnetonka. “Enrolled equipment” is eligible equipment that has been tagged and that may be handled according to this permit. Scope This permit allows you to return eligible equipment to Lake Minnetonka with zebra mussels attached after the equipment has been serviced, repaired or seasonally stored. Required actions The business owner or manager must successfully complete DNR pilot project training and ensure that any designees listed on this permit have been trained either by DNR or the lake service provider permittee to follow all pilot study requirements and protocols. You must transport enrolled equipment with zebra mussels attached directly from Lake Minnetonka to an address specified on this permit when you are removing the equipment from the lake. When you are returning the equipment to the lake, you must transport the equipment from an address on this permit directly to Lake Minnetonka. If you have more than one business location listed on this permit, you may transport enrolled equipment between those addresses. You may not transport any enrolled equipment with attached zebra mussels to a water body other than Lake Minnetonka. You must use tags, mobile applications or documentation required by DNR for the pilot project. You must tag, mark, and/or enroll in a smartphone or tablet application all eligible equipment in accordance with this permit. In the case of docks or other equipment that may be in more than one section, only one section must be tagged but all sections must be stored and transported with the tagged section at all times.
Permit conditions Definitions In this permit: “You” refers to anyone working under this permit listed as a permittee or designee above. “Eligible equipment” is customer-owned water-related equipment that is a watercraft, dock or lift that you remove from Lake Minnetonka (DNR Division of Waters number 27-0133). Eligible equipment must have a place to attach a tag as required by the permit. Equipment owned or used by your businesses, or types of water-related equipment not listed here, are not eligible for this pilot project (without prior approval from the DNR). Equipment that has been transported away from a Lake Minnetonka access without being tagged is no longer eligible equipment. “Enrolling” equipment refers to the process of tagging eligible equipment and using a mobile application or a DNR watercraft inspector to document that the equipment has been tagged and to provide additional information about that equipment to the DNR. Equipment must be enrolled at an access of Lake Minnetonka. “Enrolled equipment” is eligible equipment that has been tagged and that may be handled according to this permit. Scope This permit allows you to return eligible equipment to Lake Minnetonka with zebra mussels attached after the equipment has been serviced, repaired or seasonally stored. Required actions The business owner or manager must successfully complete DNR pilot project training and ensure that any designees listed on this permit have been trained either by DNR or the lake service provider permittee to follow all pilot study requirements and protocols. You must transport enrolled equipment with zebra mussels attached directly from Lake Minnetonka to an address specified on this permit when you are removing the equipment from the lake. When you are returning the equipment to the lake, you must transport the equipment from an address on this permit directly to Lake Minnetonka. If you have more than one business location listed on this permit, you may transport enrolled equipment between those addresses. You may not transport any enrolled equipment with attached zebra mussels to a water body other than Lake Minnetonka. You must use tags, mobile applications or documentation required by DNR for the pilot project. You must tag, mark, and/or enroll in a smartphone or tablet application all eligible equipment in accordance with this permit. In the case of docks or other equipment that may be in more than one section, only one section must be tagged but all sections must be stored and transported with the tagged section at all times.
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