| (3) Cultural resources. It is an offense for any person
to take, remove, destroy, deface, tamper with, disturb, or otherwise
adversely impact any prehistoric or historic resource, including but
not limited to, buildings, structures, cultural features, rock art,
or artifacts, except by written order of the director.
(m) Peace and quiet. It is an offense for any person
to:
(1) disturb other persons in sleeping quarters or in
campgrounds between the hours of 10 p.m. and 6 a.m.;
(2) cause, create, or contribute to any noise which
is broadcast, or caused to be broadcast, into sleeping quarters or
campgrounds, or which emits sound beyond the person's immediate campsite,
between the hours of 10 p.m. and 6 a.m., whether by shouting or singing,
by using a radio, phonograph, television, or musical instrument, or
by operating mechanical or electronic equipment;
(3) use electronic equipment, including electrical
speakers, at a volume which emits sound beyond the immediate individual
camp or picnic site at any time without specific permission of the
director; or
(4) create a disturbance capable of negatively affecting
other park users by causing excessive noise by any means. Specific
allowable noise levels for specific parks or parts of parks may be
established by written order of the director.
(n) Public Nudity. It is an offense for any person
to disrobe or appear nude in public. Females are considered to be
disrobed when their breasts below the top of the areola are exposed
except when nursing a baby.
(o) Soliciting. It is an offense for any person to
solicit funds or donation of any item, or offer to sell any goods,
wares, merchandise, liquid, or edibles, or render any service for
hire, or distribute written material, in a state park, except by authority
of a concession agreement approved by the director.
(p) Water Recreation. It is an offense for any person
to:
(1) engage in water skiing, surf boarding while being
towed, towing a person or a similar device, or operate a motorized
ski device on lakes of less than 650 surface acres located in a state
park;
(2) enter water or swim in an area closed for that
activity;
(3) swim at night unless otherwise posted;
(4) introduce, carry into, or possess, use, break,
dispose of, throw, or abandon any glass container in the water of
a swimming area, swimming pool, or in the beach area adjacent to the
water of a swimming area;
(5) moor, dock, or berth a boat or any other object
between the hours of 10 p.m. and 6 a.m., except in mooring areas designated
by the director; or
(6) moor, dock, or berth a commercial vessel at any
part of a state park except by permit from the director.
(q) Water, Wastewater, Sewage, and Garbage. It is an
offense for any person to:
(1) deposit waste water, sewage, or effluent from sinks,
toilets, or other plumbing fixtures directly on the ground or into
the water;
(2) use any water fountain, drinking fountain, pool,
sprinkler, reservoir, lake or any other water body contained in the
park for bathing, laundering, and washing dishes, pets, or vehicles
(including trailers);
(3) deposit fish parts at any location except park
fish cleaning facilities;
(4) discard, deposit, or dump garbage in a state park,
except for:
(A) garbage generated inside the park during the course
of park visitation; or
(B) an amount of garbage consistent with what ordinarily
would accumulate in a vehicle in the course of a day's travel;
(5) dispose of garbage except in a receptacle provided
for that use or as may otherwise be specifically authorized by department
personnel; or
(6) use water provided by the state park for purposes
other than drinking, washing or culinary uses.
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