A. 
No mechanically propelled boat shall be operated in a careless manner or at a speed greater than five miles per hour within a zone which will be bounded by the shoreline and a line which will be parallel with and 300 feet from the shoreline and marked by suitable markers provided for and maintained by the Orange Lake Association.
B. 
Boats operated outside said zone shall not be operated at such a rate of speed as to endanger the property or person of another or in a way or in a manner which unnecessarily interferes with the free and proper use of the waters of said lake.
C. 
No boat shall be operated at a speed in excess of five miles per hour within a distance of 150 feet from another boat.
The exhaust of every engine used on any boat on Orange Lake shall be effectively muffled by equipment so constructed and used as to muffle the noise of the exhaust in a reasonable manner.
The landing upon the surface of Orange Lake by aircraft is prohibited unless the same is necessary under actual distress conditions.
[Amended 9-20-2010 by L.L. No. 7-2010]
A. 
Moorings for all sailboats, inboard and outboard motorboats and all other vessels designed primarily for travel in water propelled in any manner other than by hand on Orange Lake shall be located such that all parts of the mooring and the vessel moored thereto are confined to the area between lines extended into the lake on the same axis as the property line runs onshore where it meets the lake or at a right angle to the mean high-water mark at that point, whichever results in the greater setback and within 100 feet from the shoreline as measured by the high-water mark so as not to interfere with normal navigation or reasonable access to docks and shorelines of adjacent parcels, excepting that area directly in front of Lots 12 and 13, as designated on a map entitled "Orange Lake Park, Town of Newburgh," prepared by Jargsdorf, dated September 1940, as revised and filed in the Orange County Clerk's office on June 26, 1952, and excepting that the area directly in front of lots designated Nos. 552, 583 and 628 on a map entitled "Section 1, Orange Lake Estates, Butler-Fornari Realty Corporation," prepared by Blake and Woodhull, surveyors, dated March 20, 1928, and filed in the Orange County Clerk’s office, shall be extended to 150 feet from the high-water mark. For purposes of this § 133-12, "moorings" shall mean free-floating objects that are anchored or tied to the lake bottom, or ballasts on the lake bottom, to which vessels may be moored. Moorings include single-point and double-point or "fore and aft" moorings. Moorings and the vessel moored thereto shall be anchored or tied so that the moored vessel is at all times within the aforesaid lines extended into the lake. Double-point moorings with two attachment points to prevent boats from swinging may be utilized to meet this requirement and enable the safe adjacent placement of vessels and docks.
B. 
The primary investigation and enforcement responsibility for this § 133-12 is vested with the Town's Code Compliance Supervisor or his or her designee. Whenever a violation of this section occurs, any neighboring property owner may file a complaint in regard thereto. All such complaints must be in writing and shall be filed with the Code Compliance Department. Enforcement shall be upon written complaint only. If the parties to a dispute cannot agree to a line of sight delineating the parties' lot lines marked by at least two points on land, a survey must be provided to the Code Compliance Supervisor. If the survey is insufficient in the judgment of the Code Compliance Supervisor to establish a line of sight, the Code Compliance Supervisor may require the complaining party to retain at its expense a New-York-State-licensed surveyor to stake the applicable lot lines so as to provide a line of sight. If a party challenges the accuracy of such survey or staking, the challenging party must procure at its expense a survey by a New-York-State-licensed surveyor of the applicable lot lines, and said lot lines must be staked, within 45 days of notice of said challenge.