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The document is a Marine Event Application from the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) that outlines the requirements and conditions for organizing marine events on navigable waterways. It includes sections for event details, organizer information, requests for practice times, and specific application conditions such as submission deadlines and safety responsibilities. The document emphasizes the need for approval from TWRA and other agencies, as well as the sponsor's liability for any injuries or damages.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the permit marine TWRA application in the editor.
Begin by filling out the 'Event Type' section, selecting whether it is an annual event or a first-time occurrence. Specify the body of water and river mile for clarity.
Provide details about the event location, including county and city. Indicate the number of participants, starting time, actual date, rain out date, and ending time.
In the 'Organization Name' field, enter your organization’s name along with the event site coordinator's name and contact information including address, phone numbers, and email.
Complete the 'Requests' section by specifying practice times/dates and whether buoys are needed. Include any special conditions that may apply to your event.
Review the application conditions carefully to ensure compliance with TWRA regulations before submitting your form.

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