Common use of Securing Vessel Clause in Contracts

Securing Vessel. At all times while the Vessel is berthed at the Marina, Owner shall cause it to be safely and properly secured in a manner acceptable to County. If County deems it necessary from time to time to re secure the Vessel for any reason, then on the third and all subsequent occasions necessitating re securing of the Vessel, Owner shall pay County a reasonable service charge for doing so plus the cost of all materials used therefore. However, proper securing of Vessel remains the responsibility of Owner and County does not assume and shall have no responsibility or liability whatsoever for the safety of the Vessel, and shall not be liable for fire, theft, or any damage to the Vessel, its equipment, or any property in or on the Vessel, by reason of County’s decision either to re secure the Vessel or not to re secure the Vessel, except any such damage as is caused by County’s willful injury or sole gross and active negligence in re securing the Vessel.