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Also, the arc of the swing must not impede or obstruct access to the land of any riparian property owner, the access and proper use of any public access point, or otherwise hinder the orderly access to and use of waterways by the general public.
Michael's, Maryland have local mooring requirements that also must be met. If you have any questions regarding mooring buoys, please contact Jeannine Moaney, Department of Natural Resources Fishing and Boating Services at Skip to Main Content.
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Find out what's involved with this popular volunteering opportunity. Donate Donate online Find out how to donate to the Trust. Our Friends Join us today. Canals are better with Friends Becoming a Friend by making a monthly donation is one of the most effective ways to support our work.
Let's Fundraise Request your pack. Leave a gift in your Will Leave a gift in your Will and be remembered. Leave a gift in your Will Will you leave a gift in your Will to keep the canals and rivers you care about alive? Leave a gift in memory Remember somebody special. Give in memory Celebrate the life of a loved one by giving a gift in their memory. Give a gift in celebration Celebrate someone special. Give in celebration Got a favourite place in mind?
Dedicate it in celebration of a loved one today. Corporate giving Make a difference to the wellbeing of your community. Supporter promise Read our supporter promise. We care for our supporters We are caring and open and aim to put our supporters at the heart of everything we do.
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