What do you think the penalty is for getting caught swimming in a reservoir with a "no swimming" regulation.
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where i live in Massachusetts we have some old secluded quarries that are also drinking water supplies people get caught sometimes by the dozens at these spots and from what i read in the court notes it's whatever your town or city fines  you for trespassing here it's like 50-75 bucks
668770
not necessarily means if someone get drown in an event like that the rest should follow... it is better for the rest to dive for thier drowned co-player and raised her up like a trophy then it would make sense...
1080282
try a sequestering agent like Super Sequa-Sol, it is in no way toxic and can be added while people are in the water.
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http://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-NVb99sQ4RK5BVgIbxdcQdcRtfT8-?cq=1&p=26\n\nPhone phreaking is against the law.\n\nOffering money for solutions is against the community guidelines.\n\nReported to abuse.
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Some would say you'd be sick FOR participating in watersports.\n\nAs long as you don't have open sores, I don't think you could catch anything...
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Not unless it's a nude pool.
370132
in a public swimming pool like where you pay to get in yes \nsomewhere like apartments or hotels no they must have a sign tht says no lifegaurd on duty though
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It is of course casual warter, you may take your ball out and drop away from the water but no closer to the hole with no penalty.\n\nCasual water is any water not normally present on the course, this mostly occurs after a heavy rainfall.\n\nYou also may elect to play the ball as it lies, you choice.\n\nLeon
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Nice try.\nNo bites on this end of the lake.
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There is a one stroke penalty when hitting in a water hazard, so you hit 1 stroke from the tee, drop a ball for 2 and then hit it again for 3 strokes.\n\nThe rules pertaining to where and how you take that drop differe depending on what kind of water hazard it is.\n\nLeon
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If the lake is legally owned by a private individual(s)they can elect not to have the boat enter the lake.Florida statues state that  if it is a state run park the land is owned by the state and may mandate such policies, as times park is opened/closed and entrance fees etc. So again we go back to it may be a public lake but in essence it is still privately owned!Find out the facts before entering the lake !Is it really worth the battle to find yourself with severe fines??????
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Yes, if someone gets hurt in your pool you might be liable.  You need to do what you can to make your pool unaccessible.  Put up a high fence with a lock upon it.  You might also consider getting an alarm that sounds if the surface of the water is disturbed.
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no. i think at the end of the day you get fined, then a warning and eventually can get arrested.
359402
I know an excellent trainer in Vancouver.  No wait, I just remembered he drowned last year trying to save an air mattress at the shallow end of the pool. I'm really Sorry.
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You fish til you get caught, thats if you don't mind breaking laws and not paying for the fish that the very guy next to has purchaced a license for.....
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To go swimming in the nude.