DEC has engaged the services of a marine fisheries consultant to produce a report of recommendations in an effort to revise and improve New York State commercial licensing system. All stakeholders are encouraged to review the New York Marine Fisheries Licensing Report (PDF) and provide comments on the recommendations. Comments will be accepted through September 30, 2019.
Submit written comments to the contact information below:
Mail: Maureen Davidson, NYSDEC, 205 Belle Mead Road, Suite #1, East Setauket, New York 11733.
Email: FW.Marine@dec.ny.gov with the subject line "GLP Permits"
Commercial Licensing Report Public Comment Period
586 views·2 replies·by george
Ah, a consultant's report...
Consultant - A person who will steal your watch to tell you what time it is!!
The only thing uttered by a consultant to me in my prior life that was worth repeating was, "Technology transfer is a contact sport."
I got through 30 pages, but after that I gave up. It's NY's problem, not mine. However that $15K minimum income caveat to keep a license active is truly a killer, effectively eliminating the possibility for using fishing to supplement one's income. Truly sad...
Consultant - A person who will steal your watch to tell you what time it is!!
The only thing uttered by a consultant to me in my prior life that was worth repeating was, "Technology transfer is a contact sport."
I got through 30 pages, but after that I gave up. It's NY's problem, not mine. However that $15K minimum income caveat to keep a license active is truly a killer, effectively eliminating the possibility for using fishing to supplement one's income. Truly sad...
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