If a boat is entered more than once for a park, or an owner's name appears on more than one boat entered at that park, the application will be disqualified. Even if an owner has more than one boat, they may not apply for more than one dock lottery at the same park. A boat CANNOT be entered more than once at a park, even if there is more than one owner. You may enter a park's lottery only once per boat OR owner OR household. You may apply for more than one park lottery. The online form must be filled out completely by a boat owner. Each year dock holder must sign a new contract, and dock holder must have a current boat and customer information on file.Īll parks holding lotteries will use the online process. Result in termination of the dock contract. Violations of these contract rules will. No other person is permitted to use the dock while dock holder is not using the dock. The dock holder must be the owner of the boat and the primary user of the dock. Dock holder cannot sublease the dock or include the dock with the sale of the boat. #Dock it boat game update#
If a dock holder purchases a new boat (same size) the dock holder must contact the park office to update the information. A dock contract is for the designated boat only.Customers will not be allowed to select a dock that is too small for their boat, per the dock plans.Docks that are not renewed will be filled from the alternate list. Existing dock holder contracts are sent in February and should paid in full by March 31.Winners will receive a contract in the spring that may be renewed annually for up to five years.
Entrants will be informed of the results in November.If you have questions, contact the park directly. Details and contact information for all parks holding lotteries are listed in the "Parks with Docks" section, below.The lottery application period opens October 1 and closes October 31.The lottery process is being made consistent for all state parks with docks available for seasonal lease. Fall 2022 DNAP eNews - Prairie Restoration.
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