Auxiliary Craft Sample Clauses

Auxiliary Craft. Dinghies or other auxiliary craft of a size suitable to be carried on board the boat may be water-stored in the slip so long as this storage does not extend beyond the limits of the assigned slip, and providing the auxiliary craft is removed from the slip when the boat is out of the subject harbor for more than one day.
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Auxiliary Craft. 29 Section 20.4 Notices................................................30 Section 20.5
Auxiliary Craft. No auxiliary craft shall be moored permanently to any vessel within the Mooring Area except for public safety reasons and maintenance; provided, however, that maintenance craft shall be moored only during the period in 183 which maintenance is taking place.
Auxiliary Craft. 1 Vessel per slip. Dinghies, kayaks, or other non-motorized auxiliary craft of a size suitable to be carried on board the Boat may be stored on board in the Slip, so long as this storage does not extend beyond the limits of the assigned slip.
Auxiliary Craft. Owner covenants and agrees that all additional vessels or crafts, including, but not limited to, runabouts, rowboats, dinghies, kayaks, and life rafts must be placed so as not to extend beyond owner’s primary vessel and owner hereby covenants and agrees if such craft are not capable of being stowed or stored in accordance with the covenant, a separate slip, if available, will be reserved and contracted from the marina.

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