Senator Campsen proposes the following amendment (SR-1005.KM0003S):

Amend the bill, as and if amended, by striking all after the enacting words and inserting:

SECTION 1. Section 50-25-1320(3) and (4) of the S.C. Code is amended to read:

 (3) No boat, watercraft, or any other type of vessel powered by an outdrive or inboard motor having an engine automotive horsepower rating in excess of one hundred ninetytwo hundred horsepower is permitted. This restriction does not apply to towboats which have been approved by the American Waterski Association or any Coast Guard approved boat commonly referred to as an inboard boat designed by the manufacturer for towing waterskiers with the motor or engine located near the midpoint of the boat between the bow and stern, propeller driven by a single rod drive shaft extending through the hull with the propeller located under the boat in front of a rudder. V-Drive towboats will not be permissible.
 (4) Personal watercraft may not exceed one hundred ninety horsepower.
 (4)(5) There is no minimum or maximum restriction on length of boats, watercraft, or any other type of vessel. Boats, watercraft, and other vessels operated for law enforcement, emergency medical services, or dam maintenance and repair are exempted from the restrictions in items (1) and (3) of this section.

SECTION 2. Section 50-25-1350 of the S.C. Code is amended to read:

 Section 50-25-1350. On Lake William C. Bowen it is unlawful to:
 (1) waterski or tow rafts, discs, or other similar floating devices within three hundred feet of any bridge or within one hundred feet of public dock facilities of the Spartanburg Water Systemoperate a personal watercraft, specialty propcraft, or vessel in excess of idle speed within one hundred feet of a wharf, dock, bulkhead, or pier or within fifty feet of a moored or anchored vessel or person in the water;
 (2) waterski and tow rafts, discs, or other similar floating devices upstream and west of the Interstate Highway 26 bridge which crosses over Lake William C. Bowen;
 (3) pull more than two skierspersons at one time from any boat or to waterski while carrying one or more persons piggyback;
 (4) operate any boat, watercraft, or any other type of a vessel between midnight and one hour before sunrise.

SECTION 3. This act takes effect upon approval by the Governor.