Where must signage be posted in relation to the shoreline?

Signage must be posted every 100 feet along the shoreline and next to any riparian lands to ensure that the public is adequately informed about regulations, potential hazards, or areas of restricted access. Posting signage at this distance allows for clear communication and visibility for individuals who are using the shoreline for recreational purposes or activities. It helps to effectively convey important safety information, responsible usage guidelines, and protections relevant to aquatic ecosystems, which is crucial for maintaining both public safety and environmental integrity.

In addition, placing signage near riparian lands emphasizes their importance, as these areas are vital for the health of aquatic habitats. Ensuring signage is close to these lands further reinforces the responsibility of individuals using the shoreline to respect and protect the surrounding ecosystems.