§ 4121 Harbor Control Authority
This law lets the local board that runs a harbor pick and pay staff, decide what they do, and set rules to keep the harbor working right.
A city board that manages the town’s fishing pier hires a dock manager, tells him his duties, pays his salary, and writes rules about where boats can tie up.
Because the law says the board can appoint officers, define their duties, pay them, and make needed regulations, the board can do exactly that for the dock manager and the boat rules.
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§ 4121 Harbor Control Authority
Last verified: January 11, 2026