What is explicitly prohibited at the Pier?

Diving or jumping from the pier is explicitly prohibited primarily for safety reasons. The height and structure of piers can pose significant risks to individuals who attempt to dive or jump, such as serious injuries upon impact with the water or the pier itself. Additionally, these activities can disrupt the recreational use of the pier by others, including those who may be fishing or enjoying the view.

While fishing, launching motorized watercraft, and swimming may also have regulations or designated areas, the prohibition on diving or jumping is more strictly enforced due to the potential for accidents and the need to maintain a safe environment for all visitors to the pier. Ensuring safety on the pier is essential to protecting both individuals and the structures in the area.