Berthing and Mooring Sample Clauses

Berthing and Mooring. The Harbour Operator shall control the access and movement of all Vessels in and around the Harbour Facilities, including the timing and approach of each Vessel. The Harbour Operator shall ensure all Vessels use appropriate berths or moorings within the Harbour Area, and that each Vessel approaches and leaves the Harbour Facilities in a safe manner, following any directions of the Harbour Operator.
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Berthing and Mooring. The Harbour Operator shall control the access and movement of all Vessels in and around the Harbour Facilities, including the timing and approach of each Vessel. The Harbour Operator shall ensure all Vessels use appropriate berths or moorings within the Harbour Area, and that each Vessel approaches and leaves the Harbour Facilities in a safe manner, following any directions of the Harbour Operator. The Harbour Operator shall assess the need for a Waste Management Plan at each of the Harbour Facilities and develop and implement each Waste Management Plan in accordance with the Merchant Shipping and Fishing Vessels (Port Waste Reception Facilities) Regulations 2003/1809.
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Berthing and Mooring. LG shall provide ACMS barges with a safe berth at the Destination mooring area, dock, and unloading facility free of wharfage, dockage, port or other charges. LG will also maintain at least a 10 foot channel dredged between such areas and the sailing line. While barges are in the care, custody or control of LG, or its agents, contractors or subcontractors, all applicable U.S. Coast Guard Regulations shall be complied with, and in the event that ACMS should in any manner be held responsible for any act or omission of LG in such compliance, then LG agrees to indemnify, save and hold ACMS harmless for all such responsibility and liability.

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