Mooring of Vessels Sample Clauses

Mooring of Vessels. All persons landing by vessel or dinghy must register at the Harbormaster’s office within 12 hours of landing. The method of mooring of vessels at each slip shall be by tying the vessels to mooring ball by the bow only. No vessel shall be moored to the buoys at the xxxxx. Rafting or mooring of more than one vessel to any buoy shall be prohibited, without the prior approval of the Harbormaster.
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Mooring of Vessels. Only vessels (not to exceed the design limitations of the Cargo Dock Berth as shown on Appendix Two) being loaded or unloaded by Lessee may be moored along the water frontage of the Cargo Dock. Mooring non-commercial ships of third-parties (unrelated to Xxxxxx’s operations or unaffiliated with Lessee), including pleasure craft and houseboats, is prohibited. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in this Section 5.03, Lessee may sublease the Cargo Dock as a layberth for a period of no more than a week at a time for such rental payments as Lessee see fit; provided, however, that Xxxxxx agrees not to market the Cargo Dock as a layberth or solicit layberth business.
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Mooring of Vessels. Only boats, barges, or other equipment (not to exceed 425 feet in length) being loaded or unloaded by Lessee may, be moored along the water frontage of the Leased Premises. Mooring boats and barges of others, including pleasure craft and houseboats, is specifically prohibited unless special arrangements are made with Authority regarding additional payments or rental for berthing. Lessee agrees to remove, or cause to be removed, within twenty-four (24) hours any vessel owned or controlled by Lessee berthed at, the Leased Premises which in the opinion of the Authority is a hazard to navigation. As used herein, hazard to navigation shall mean any vessel that in the opinion of the Authority is likely to sink or block the ship channel.
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Mooring of Vessels a) The Client acknowledges that the Pilbara Port Authority or other relevant port authority at the Port may have certain rights in relation to the direction of mooring of Vessels at the Site and associated matters. b) The Client shall comply with any direction or notice given by any such authority. c) The Client will provide its own ropes for securing Vessels and method of embarkation for the Vessel. d) In the event of a Cyclone Warning being issued by the Australian Government, Bureau of Meteorology, the Client shall only use ropes, chains, flexible steel wire rope or other material that is rated in line with appropriate Australian Standards to a minimum breaking strain as per the guidelines set out in the Port Cyclone Contingency Plan or Base Marines cyclone contingency plan for a Vessel of that size. e) In the event that mooring lines part or a Vessel comes away from her mooring for any reason, the coming away from her mooring and any event thereafter involving the Vessel remains the sole responsibility of the Client and the Client releases and indemnifies the Company for any Claim relating to such events by any person.
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Mooring of Vessels. 29 Section 20.3
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Mooring of Vessels. All Gaming Vessels shall be moored within the Mooring Area in such a manner and in such number so as not to violate any applicable permits obtained by President from the U.S. Corps of Engineers.
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Mooring of Vessels a) The Client acknowledges that the Department of Transport as Head Lessor and the title holder to the Site has certain rights in relation to the direction of mooring of Vessels at the Site. b) The Client shall comply with any direction or notice given by the Department of Transport with which the Company or the Client is obliged to comply.
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Mooring of Vessels. The Customer acknowledges and warrants that the Master of a Vessel must ensure that the Vessel is appropriately secured to the relevant Common User Wharf or Dedicated Facility (as applicable), and that the moorings are tended at regular intervals to prevent vessel movement in all weather conditions, in accordance with best practice.
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