Common use of Mooring Clause in Contracts

Mooring. 1. Each tenant is responsible for the safe mooring of their boat and shall furnish and maintain their own lines and chaffing gear. Chaffing gear shall be attached to the boat or tied to the floats; no other type of fastening is permitted. Care should be taken not to foul any other berth or access with mooring lines. 2. If a vessel is moored illegally, the Asset and Facilities Manager is authorized to padlock the offending vessel. 3. Vessels moored at the Marina shall not be used as living quarters. Exception: Tourist vessels moored at the Xxxxxx xxx be used as living quarters for a maximum period of two weeks.

Mooring. 1. Each tenant is responsible for the safe mooring of their boat and shall furnish and maintain their own lines and chaffing gear. Chaffing gear shall be attached to the boat or tied to the floats; no other type of fastening is permitted. Care should be taken not to foul any other berth or access with mooring lines. 2. If a vessel is moored illegally, the Asset and Facilities Manager Marina Caretaker is authorized to padlock the offending vessel. 3. Vessels moored at the Marina shall not be used as living quarters. Exception: Tourist vessels moored at the Xxxxxx xxx be used as living quarters for a maximum period of two weeks.

Mooring. 1. Each sublet tenant is responsible for the safe mooring of their boat and shall furnish and maintain their own lines and chaffing gear. Chaffing gear shall be attached to the boat or tied to the floats; no other type of fastening is permitted. Care should be taken not to foul any other berth or access with mooring lines. 2. If a vessel is moored illegally, the Asset and Facilities Manager Marina Caretaker is authorized to padlock the offending vessel. 3. Vessels moored at the Marina shall are not be used as living quarters. Exception: Tourist However, tourist vessels moored at the Xxxxxx xxx be used as living quarters for a maximum period of two weeks.