100 – Granting Revocable Permits.
§ 100. Granting revocable permits. The corporation is hereby authorized, in its discretion, to issue revocable permits granting certain limited privileges therein, whenever the same can be done without detriment to canal navigation or damage to the banks or other structures thereof. It shall prescribe the terms and conditions by which such revocable permits may […]
101 – Railroads Operating Over Canals.
§ 101. Railroads operating over canals. The corporation shall have a general supervisory power over so much of any railroad as passes over any canal or feeder belonging to the state or approaches within ten rods thereof, so far as may be necessary to preserve the free and perfect use of such canals or feeders, […]
102 – Pipe Lines Crossing Canals.
§ 102. Pipe lines crossing canals. No pipe line shall be constructed upon or across any of the canals of this state, except by the consent of and in a manner and upon the terms prescribed by the corporation, unless constructed upon a fixed bridge across such canal and with the consent of the person, […]
103 – Tolls for Lock and Lift Bridge Passage by Vessels and Use of Locks and Lift Bridges.
§ 103. Tolls for lock and lift bridge passage by vessels and use of locks and lift bridges. 1. The corporation shall have the power to impose tolls for the passage through locks and lift bridges by vessels which are propelled in whole or in part by mechanical power, and to collect such tolls by […]
104 – Use of Dry Docks for Repairs.
§ 104. Use of dry docks for repairs. The corporation may grant permission to owners of vessels operating upon the canals to use the state dry docks to the extent space is not required for the needs of canal maintenance vessels, and the corporation shall collect from such owners equitable charges for the use thereof. […]
110 – Canal Officers Not to Be Interested in Floats, Contracts, or Hydraulic Works.
§ 110. Canal officers not to be interested in floats, contracts, or hydraulic works. No public officer or employee connected with the care or management of the canal system shall be interested in any hydraulic work dependent upon the canals for a supply of water or in any commercial float navigating the canals, or directly […]
111 – Ineligibility to Appointment on the Canals.
§ 111. Ineligibility to appointment on the canals. No person owning any hydraulic works dependent upon the canals for their supply of water, or employed in or connected with any such works, or engaged in transporting property upon the canals or owning or otherwise interested in boats navigating the canals, shall be employed upon the […]
112 – Exemption of Canal Officers From Arrest in Civil Actions.
§ 112. Exemption of canal officers from arrest in civil actions. Neither the corporation, nor any officer or responsible employee in the corporation in charge of canal structures or forces thereof, or other public officer employed upon or in charge of the canal system or part thereof shall be liable to arrest or to be […]
113 – Delivery of Property on Discharge of Employees.
§ 113. Delivery of property on discharge of employees. Every person employed upon the canal system and occupying any house, office, building, or land belonging thereto, who is discharged from his employment or otherwise separated from the service, and the spouse and family of every such person, shall deliver to the corporation or a person […]
90 – Record of Operating Expenses.
§ 90. Record of operating expenses. The corporation shall keep an accurate account of all moneys appropriated by the legislature for the improvement, maintenance, repair and operation of the canal system and shall cause to be prepared and filed in the office of the corporation on or about January first of each year, a statement […]