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From http://www.cleanmarinas.org/:
“The Clean Texas Marina Program is a
partnership among the Marina Association of Texas, Texas Sea Grant College
Program, Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) and Texas Parks &
Wildlife Department (TPWD). This program enables marinas to be recognized
for their efforts in environmental responsibility. It also lets boaters
identify those marinas that promote clean activities and follow best
management practices. Participation is voluntary and shows a marina's
commitment to keeping Texas boating areas safe and clean.”
Interestingly,
“pledged marinas” are marinas in the process of becoming certified marinas, a
preliminary stadium in other words. They seek certification and have already
pledged themselves to introduce and implement appropriate measures.
The programme’s logo is seen at the end of this page:
http://www.marinaassociationoftexas.com/zoom/zoomcleanmarinalogo.htm
A
blue rim bearing white words “CLEAN” (top) and “MARINA” (bottom)- separated by
three blue waves on each side of that rim - encloses a map of Texas (in blue
outline) on which an anchor is diagonally placed, flukes towards lower right.
An effect perhaps present in the logo only is that of depth as the words and
waves seem stamped onto the rim.
The official site lists two sorts of
flags (the manual only mentions a “burgee”): “Clean Texas Marina Flag
Rectangular-shaped. $50.00 each” and “Clean Texas Marina Flag Pennant-shaped.
$50.00 each”.
Source:
http://www.marinaassociationoftexas.com/articles/april_08/clean_marina_products.htm
Apparently Texans are very modest and shy, at least about these
flags, only one photo of which – showing the pennant - was found and that in
b/w (click July 2009 full issue, then look up p. 8 of this pdf file):
http://www.marinaassociationoftexas.com/newsletter.htm
Caption: “Clean
Texas Marina flag presentation at Bluff Creek Marina on Possum Kingdom Lake.”
I suppose the field is white and the
logo blue. No “stamp” effect as far as I can see.
Jan Mertens, 21 August 2009