Designated Anchorage definition

Designated Anchorage means an area designated by a Harbourmaster as an anchorage area or berth and published on charts, in the PLA Handbook of Tide Tables and Port Information or in Notices to Mariners;

Designated Anchorage means any area of sand within one nautical mile of the Fort Jefferson Harbor Light.

Designated Anchorage means an area of water established and marked as an anchorage by lawful authority.

Examples of Designated Anchorage in a sentence

• Once a NOR has been properly submitted as provided herein, time shifting from the Designated Anchorage (or next closest available anchorage where NOR was tendered) to Loading Berth, commencing with pilot on board and ceasing when all fast alongside, shall not count as laytime.

• NOR may be tendered by telephone (with confirmation in writing) by Vessels any time day or night (including Saturdays and Sundays but excluding Authorized Holidays) when the Vessel is at the Designated Anchorage, or, as provided in sub-part 3 directly below, the next closest available anchorage.

• Vessels filing a Berth Application to utilize CMT normally will be required to anchor at the Designated Anchorage.

• Analysis of the change in pelvic tilt for the unilateral and bilateral cohorts showed no significant difference.

• The only item discussed by the board was food trucks and trailers.

• Masters are advised to tender the NOR only when the vessel has arrived and anchored at the Designated Anchorage.

• The Owner or Shipping Agent must apply to the VPCM Harbour Master to anchor in a Designated Anchorage.

• The scope of Service includes but not limited to the Survey of Lagos Anchorages in accordance with the NPA Act.- Identification of Designated Anchorage Grounds.- Marking and Demarcation of the Designated Anchorage Areas- Designation of Anchorage Areas for International Maritime Dangerous Goods Vessels and other Vessels.More information is contained in the Request for Proposal (RfP) to be issued to prequalified bidders.

• Designated Anchorage AreasAnchorage areas as they appear on the NOAA charts, and are generally used by commercial vessels.Security Zones and other Designated AreasSecurity zones and other operational zones, as designated by the Coast Guard or other appropriate authority.

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More Definitions of Designated Anchorage

Designated Anchorage means an anchorage designated in the document titled ‘Harbour Master’s Directions’ as amended from time to time and published on Ports Victoria’s website. Empties means cargo containers which do not contain any Cargo.

Designated Anchorage means anyarea of sand within one nautical mile of the Fort Jefferson Harbor Light.

Designated Anchorage means an area described in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Parks Regulations 2019.‘environment’ includes:

Designated Anchorage means any coastal area designated as an anchorage under the laws of St. Christopher and Nevis;

Designated Anchorage means an area designated by the Harbourmaster as an anchorage area and published on charts, port information or in Notices to Mariners;

Designated Anchorage means an area of water established and marked as an anchorage