Auxiliary Vessels Sample Clauses

Auxiliary Vessels. Only one auxiliary vessel is permitted to each primary vessel at no charge from March 1st to November 15th when in the company of the primary, except that auxiliary vessels may be left in the primary vessel’s exclusive slip unaccompanied for 24 hours at no charge. An auxiliary vessel may not exceed a maximum length of 25 ft. Auxiliary vessels may not have an enclosed cabin and must be consistent with and designed to support the type of fishery or operation engaged in by the primary vessel.
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Auxiliary Vessels. Auxiliary vessels must be stored on board the VESSEL. If another vessel or toy is moored to the VESSEL or its mooring, Owner assumes sole responsibility for any damages that may occur to the vessel or toy or any damage to other vessels or moorings that occurs as a result of the vessel or toy occupying an area in the marina without LPRM’s prior authorization. LPRM may, at its sole discretion, remove the vessel or toy if LPRM deems it to present a risk to persons or property, at the Owner’s expense.
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