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	Name:	Maverick -
	Subject:	Marine Patrol Question
	Date:	5/26/2009 11:37:15 AM

Gary:

Thanks for the report, very informative and also you guys do a great job and provide a great service to all boaters in and around Lake Martin and Alabama.

My question is I have seen where others have posted they have the Marine Patrol check their boats and equipment for compliance at the beginning of each year. So my question is how do you go about doing such as I am 99+% sure I am in compliance, but never hurts to have somebody else recheck me. Sort of rather be safe than sorry. So Gary, how do you go about having the Marine Patrol do such, just wave you down while on the lake or is there a number to call for such a service.

Thank you in advance for your reply as I think such is a great service to all the folks just wanting to ensure they are in compliance and did not miss something by accident.

Also Gary, I have one other question, more so out of curiosity than not. Just recently purchased what the manufacture says is a 22.75 foot pontoon boat, but if you measure the middle pontoon it is actually 24" and the side pontoons are around 23' so with the middle pontoon being 24' is wearing the kill switch required. I actually always wear them, but just curious more so than anything in case one day I forget to put the kill switch on.