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File a Float Plan

For your own safety and before boating, file a float plan with a reliable person who will notify authorities if You Go Missing

Below are Three tools to help you file a float plan

1.  Email a Float Plan with your Phone – Use the float plan template on the new Boat California app and email it to your friend and/or family member. Download the App

2.  Printable Float Plan – Provided by NV Dept of Wildlife Boating Safety

3.  Printable Float Plan – Provided by California State Parks Division of Boating & Waterways

The float plan and checklist is not a definitive list of everything that may be required for safe boating on any particular boat or paddling excursion. Knowing what is required is the responsibility of each individual boater and paddler.

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Board of Directors, Tahoe Lakefront Owners' Association

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(530) 583-Lake (5253)
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PO Box 7073, 
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