Cal. HNC § 1137
This is the official text of Cal. HNC § 1137, part of California’s Harbors and Navigation Code — regulates ports, harbors, and boating.
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Official statutory text
(a) The account required pursuant to Section 1136 shall show all of the following:
(1) The name of each vessel piloted.
(2) The name of each vessel for which pilotage has been charged or collected.
(3) The amount charged to or collected for each vessel.
(4) Any rebates made and allowed and for what amounts.
(5) The amount of the fees and surcharges not collected pursuant to Section 1193.
(6) The depth of each vessel’s draft and its highest gross tonnage.
(7) Whether the vessel was inward or outward bound.
(b) The board shall record the accounts in full detail in a book prepared for that purpose. The account book is a public record.
(1) The name of each vessel piloted.
(2) The name of each vessel for which pilotage has been charged or collected.
(3) The amount charged to or collected for each vessel.
(4) Any rebates made and allowed and for what amounts.
(5) The amount of the fees and surcharges not collected pursuant to Section 1193.
(6) The depth of each vessel’s draft and its highest gross tonnage.
(7) Whether the vessel was inward or outward bound.
(b) The board shall record the accounts in full detail in a book prepared for that purpose. The account book is a public record.
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