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§  61. Repairs and modifications. 1. Before any repair or modification  is made to the structure or engineering plant of a public vessel, or any  repair  or  modification  is  made  that  may  affect   the   stability,  seaworthiness or safe operation of a public vessel, or in the event that  the  owner  of  a  public  vessel  becomes  aware  of any such repair or  modification, the owner shall notify the  inspector  of  the  repair  or  modification   or  proposed  repair  or  modification  in  writing.  The  inspector shall be authorized to determine whether a proposed repair  or  modification  may  be  made,  whether  inspection of the vessel shall be  required before any proposed repair or modification is made, or  whether  inspection  should  be  made after repair or modification. The inspector  shall also be authorized to determine whether the vessel may be operated  pending inspection, or whether the vessel may  only  be  operated  after  inspection,  or whether it may not be operated. The inspector may impose  conditions on any such repair or modification, inspection and  operation  taking  into consideration the nature of the proposed or existing repair  or modification, the condition of the vessel and any other  factors  the  inspector  deems  relevant  to  the  stability,  seaworthiness  and safe  operation of such vessel. The owner shall comply with the  determination  of the inspector.    2.  An  owner  who  fails  to  give  notification  as required by this  section, or who modifies or permits the  repair  or  modification  of  a  public  vessel  in  contravention  of  the requirements of this section,  shall be guilty of a  violation  punishable  as  set  forth  in  section  seventy-three-c of this article.    3.  A  public  vessel which the inspector has directed to be inspected  prior to operation pursuant to the provisions of this section shall  not  be  operated  upon  the navigable waters of the state if such vessel has  not been inspected. A public vessel which the inspector has directed not  to be operated pursuant to the provisions of this section shall  not  be  operated  upon  the  navigable waters of the state. An owner who permits  the operation of a public vessel in contravention of this section  shall  be guilty of a misdemeanor punishable as set forth in seventy-three-b of  this  article,  and  the certificate of inspection of said public vessel  may, in the discretion of the inspector, be suspended until such time as  the inspector determines that said vessel is stable, seaworthy and safe.

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§  61. Repairs and modifications. 1. Before any repair or modification  is made to the structure or engineering plant of a public vessel, or any  repair  or  modification  is  made  that  may  affect   the   stability,  seaworthiness or safe operation of a public vessel, or in the event that  the  owner  of  a  public  vessel  becomes  aware  of any such repair or  modification, the owner shall notify the  inspector  of  the  repair  or  modification   or  proposed  repair  or  modification  in  writing.  The  inspector shall be authorized to determine whether a proposed repair  or  modification  may  be  made,  whether  inspection of the vessel shall be  required before any proposed repair or modification is made, or  whether  inspection  should  be  made after repair or modification. The inspector  shall also be authorized to determine whether the vessel may be operated  pending inspection, or whether the vessel may  only  be  operated  after  inspection,  or whether it may not be operated. The inspector may impose  conditions on any such repair or modification, inspection and  operation  taking  into consideration the nature of the proposed or existing repair  or modification, the condition of the vessel and any other  factors  the  inspector  deems  relevant  to  the  stability,  seaworthiness  and safe  operation of such vessel. The owner shall comply with the  determination  of the inspector.    2.  An  owner  who  fails  to  give  notification  as required by this  section, or who modifies or permits the  repair  or  modification  of  a  public  vessel  in  contravention  of  the requirements of this section,  shall be guilty of a  violation  punishable  as  set  forth  in  section  seventy-three-c of this article.    3.  A  public  vessel which the inspector has directed to be inspected  prior to operation pursuant to the provisions of this section shall  not  be  operated  upon  the navigable waters of the state if such vessel has  not been inspected. A public vessel which the inspector has directed not  to be operated pursuant to the provisions of this section shall  not  be  operated  upon  the  navigable waters of the state. An owner who permits  the operation of a public vessel in contravention of this section  shall  be guilty of a misdemeanor punishable as set forth in seventy-three-b of  this  article,  and  the certificate of inspection of said public vessel  may, in the discretion of the inspector, be suspended until such time as  the inspector determines that said vessel is stable, seaworthy and safe.

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Statutes > New-york > Nav > Article-4 > Part-2 > 61

§  61. Repairs and modifications. 1. Before any repair or modification  is made to the structure or engineering plant of a public vessel, or any  repair  or  modification  is  made  that  may  affect   the   stability,  seaworthiness or safe operation of a public vessel, or in the event that  the  owner  of  a  public  vessel  becomes  aware  of any such repair or  modification, the owner shall notify the  inspector  of  the  repair  or  modification   or  proposed  repair  or  modification  in  writing.  The  inspector shall be authorized to determine whether a proposed repair  or  modification  may  be  made,  whether  inspection of the vessel shall be  required before any proposed repair or modification is made, or  whether  inspection  should  be  made after repair or modification. The inspector  shall also be authorized to determine whether the vessel may be operated  pending inspection, or whether the vessel may  only  be  operated  after  inspection,  or whether it may not be operated. The inspector may impose  conditions on any such repair or modification, inspection and  operation  taking  into consideration the nature of the proposed or existing repair  or modification, the condition of the vessel and any other  factors  the  inspector  deems  relevant  to  the  stability,  seaworthiness  and safe  operation of such vessel. The owner shall comply with the  determination  of the inspector.    2.  An  owner  who  fails  to  give  notification  as required by this  section, or who modifies or permits the  repair  or  modification  of  a  public  vessel  in  contravention  of  the requirements of this section,  shall be guilty of a  violation  punishable  as  set  forth  in  section  seventy-three-c of this article.    3.  A  public  vessel which the inspector has directed to be inspected  prior to operation pursuant to the provisions of this section shall  not  be  operated  upon  the navigable waters of the state if such vessel has  not been inspected. A public vessel which the inspector has directed not  to be operated pursuant to the provisions of this section shall  not  be  operated  upon  the  navigable waters of the state. An owner who permits  the operation of a public vessel in contravention of this section  shall  be guilty of a misdemeanor punishable as set forth in seventy-three-b of  this  article,  and  the certificate of inspection of said public vessel  may, in the discretion of the inspector, be suspended until such time as  the inspector determines that said vessel is stable, seaworthy and safe.