Boat ramps, access sites and depth charts must be online within five years
What the document says“shall digitize and make publicly available online, as applicable, geographic information system data that includes, with respect to Federal waterway access and navigation information-- (1)(A) the location of boat ramps, portages, and fishing access sites under the authority of the Federal land or water management agency;”
Within 5 years of enactment, each Secretary must, to the maximum extent practicable, digitize and publish online geographic information system data on access and navigation: the location of boat ramps, portages and fishing access sites under the authority of the Federal land or water management agency, the dates those facilities and sites are open or closed, and bathymetric information and depth charts, as feasible.
What the document actually says“shall digitize and make publicly available online, as applicable, geographic information system data that includes, with respect to Federal waterway access and navigation information-- (1)(A) the location of boat ramps, portages, and fishing access sites under the authority of the Federal land or water management agency;”
The map data must show where boats can be put in. It must show carry paths and fishing spots. These must be run by one of the five agencies.
The maps must give the dates each spot is open or shut. They must show water depth where that can be done. The same five year date applies.
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