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V‘ ‘ I r. i § 6-112 MINNETRISTA CITY CODE Sec. 6>112. Ileckless operation of vehicles or watercraft. No person shall operate any watercraft, automobile, vehicle or power propelled device on the open water, or upon an ice covered body of water, in such a manner as to endanger life, limb or property. (Ord. No. 10, § 7(11), 6-1-61) State law references—Reckless, careless, etc., operation, M.S. § 361.041; local boating regulations, M.S. § 361.26. Sec. 6*113. Swimming or diving in channels. No person shall swim in any channel or jump or dive from a channel bridge. (Ord. No. 10, § 7(10), 6-1-61) Cross reference—Fishing from bridges, § 12-2. Sec. 6-114. Fish houses, warming houses, etc. (a) No person shall place any fish house, warming house, or other similar structure on any frozen public waters within the harbor limits of this city unless: (1) There is legibly painted thereon in letters three (3) inches in height the following information: a. Name of owner; b. Address of owner; c. Telephone number of owner, or if the owner has no telephone, the word.s: "No phone”; and (2 1 The door of such structure can be opened from the outside at all times when the same is in use. (b) No person shall leave any fish house, warming house or other similar structure on any frozen waters within the harbor limits of this city after February 28 of any j’ear. (c) No person shall use any fish house, warming house, or other similar structure for any unlawful purpose. (Ord. No. 10, § 17(15)-(17), 6-1-61) Secs. 6-115 —6-125. Reserved. ARTICLE IV. LITTLE LONG LAKE* Sec. 6-126. Intent of article provisions. Little Long Lake is located within a relatively small but deep basin, which is bounded by ridges and hills. The one hundred four (104) acre lake is separated into two (2) basins by a •Editor’s note—Ord. No. 152, § 1, adopted June 6, 1988, added provisions to the Code, but did not specify manner of codification. At the discretion of the editor, therefore, said provisions have been codified as Art. IV, §§ 6-126 —6-129, herein. Supp. No. 2 314 1