Public Access to Facilities. If applicable to the project, the Contractor agrees to allow public access to any facilities developed with monies defined herein on the same basis to all residents of New York State for a period not less than five (5) years after the date of final payment under this Contract or five (5) years after the date that the final payment was due. Failure to comply with the provisions of this clause shall be considered an abandonment of the Project.
Public Access to Facilities. The City, Town or County must allow reasonable public access to all recreational vessels for the useful life of tie-up facilities. Reasonable public access means access a) at locations where the public can reasonably reach the facility, b) where all recreational vessels typical to that facility can easily use that facility, c) open for reasonable periods, and d) charging equitable fees. Public access must also be allowed to the shore and to basic features such as fuel, water, electricity, restrooms, and pumpouts at facilities that have these services. If overnight dockage is provided, the City, Town or County hereby agrees to either provide pumpout service to transient boaters during reasonable times or ensure that a pumpout facility is located within two miles that is both operable and available to transient boaters during reasonable times. Public access to the remainder of the park or marina where the facility is found is neither required nor discouraged.
Public Access to Facilities. The Subgrantee must allow reasonable public access to all recreational vessels for the useful life of the tie-up facilities. Reasonable public access means access a) at locations where the public can reasonably reach the facility, b) where all recreational vessels typical to that facility can easily use that facility, c) open for reasonable periods, and d) charging equitable fees. Public access must also be allowed to the shore and to basic features such as fuel, water, electricity, restrooms, and pumpouts at facilities that have these services. If overnight dockage is provided, the Subgrantee hereby agrees to either provide pumpout service to transient boaters during reasonable times or ensure that a pumpout facility is located within two miles that is both operable and available to transient boaters during reasonable times. Public access to the remainder of the park or marina where the facility is found is neither required nor discouraged.
Public Access to Facilities. The Contractor shall allow reasonable public access to all recreational vessels for the useful life of the tie-up facilities. Reasonable public access means access a) at locations where the public can reasonably reach the facility, b) where all recreational vessels typical to that facility can easily use that facility, c) open for reasonable periods, and d) charging equitable fees. Public access shall also be allowed to the shore and to basic features such as fuel, water, electricity, restrooms, and pump-outs at facilities that have these services.
