LD 1920
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sale in lieu of a permanent certificate of number as required in
section 13056, as long as the new owner applies to the commissioner
on the date of sale for a certificate of number. The temporary 20-
day boat number is nontransferable.

 
A. The application and fee for a certificate of number,
together with a copy of the temporary registration issued by
the dealer, must be forwarded by the dealer to the
commissioner within 48 hours after the date of sale of the
motorboat.

 
B. The dealer shall affix the temporary 20-day boat number
plate to the bow of the motorboat and shall clearly mark
thereon the date issued, date of expiration and the dealer's
Maine dealer's number.

 
4. Requirements. The following restrictions requirements
govern the use of 20-day plates.

 
A. The Notwithstanding any other requirements for the
display of a boat number, the new owner shall conspicuously
display the temporary 20-day boat number is nontransferable
and must be conspicuously displayed plate on the bow of the
motorboat, notwithstanding any other requirements of display
of boat number when the motorboat is operated.

 
B. The operator of a motorboat must have the temporary
registration aboard at all times while the motorboat is in
operation.

 
C. After expiration of the 20-day period, the owner shall
remove and discard the temporary 20-day boat number and
display the permanent boat number and validation stickers
assigned by the commissioner in accordance with section
13056, subsection 12, paragraph B.

 
Sec. 370. 12 MRSA §13060, sub-§5 is enacted to read:

 
5. Penalty.__The following penalties apply to violations of
subsection 4.

 
A.__A person who violates subsection 4 commits a civil
violation for which a fine of not less than $100 nor more
than $500 may be adjudged.

 
B.__A person who violates subsection 4 after having been
adjudicated as having committed 3 or more civil violations
under this Part within the previous 5-year period commits a
Class E crime.


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