Shelter Island Must Post No-Swimming Signage

By Staff on April 17th, 2012

Background photo courtesy Town of Shelter Island. Photo enhancements BoatingLocal.

Shelter Island Reporter reports that the State of New York has warned the town of Shelter Island that it could be fined for failing to post “Swimming Prohibited” signs at 3 beaches—Fresh Pond, Shell Beach and Menhaden Lane.

According to state Dept. of Health Services, the beaches lack certain facilities, including lifeguards and permanent bathrooms, that would allow them to operate as public beaches.

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Shelter Island Must Post No-Swimming Signage

Shelter Island Reporter reports that the State of New York has warned the town of Shelter Island that it could be fined for failing to post “Swimming Prohibited” signs at 3 beaches—Fresh Pond, Shell Beach and Menhaden Lane.

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Shelter Island Must Post No-Swimming Signage

Shelter Island Reporter reports that the State of New York has warned the town of Shelter Island that it could be fined for failing to post “Swimming Prohibited” signs at 3 beaches—Fresh Pond, Shell Beach and Menhaden Lane.

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