Commercial Harbor definition

Commercial Harbor means a harbor or off-shore mooring facility which is primarily for the movement of commercial cargo, passenger and fishing vessels entering, leaving, or traveling within the State, and facilities and supporting services for loading, off-loading, and handling of cargo, passengers, and vessels. HRS §266-1.
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Examples of Commercial Harbor in a sentence

  • The Port District will collaborate with SDAPCD to provide educational outreach to owners and operators of Commercial Harbor Craft, focusing on, but not limited to, regulatory compliance, funding opportunities, incentive programs, and air pollution reduction technologies.

  • CARB adopted the Airborne Toxic Control Measure for Commercial Harbor Craft (CHC Regulation) to reduce diesel PM and criteria pollutant emissions from ocean going vessels.

  • On March 29, 2018, ARB issued a notice of violation alleging violations of the Airborne Toxic Control Measure for Commercial Harbor Craft at California Code of Regulations (CCR), title 17, section 93118.5 (17 CCR§ 93118.5) by Hornblower Yachts.

  • Engines will be of size suitable for diesel electric hybrid system and conform to CARB standards as set in the Final Regulation Order Commercial Harbor Craft Regulation (Reference section 8 Requirements for New and Newly Acquired Engines & section 9 Requirements for New and Newly Acquired In-Use Harbor Craft).

  • SDAPCD will collaborate with the Port District to provide educational outreach to owners and operators of Commercial Harbor Craft, focusing on, but not limited to, regulatory compliance, funding opportunities, incentive programs, and air pollution reduction technologies.

  • SDAPCD will consider new or modified incentive options for owners and operators of Commercial Harbor Craft to adopt vessel technologies which reduce pollution.

  • Shall have Non-Resettable Hour Meters (reference section 2 Installation and Use of Non-Resettable Hour Meters in Final Regulation Order Commercial Harbor Craft Regulation).