Mooring definition

Mooring means any swing or pile mooring whether private, commercial or recreational mooring that is located within the coastal marine area of Northland.

Mooring means any gear (including an anchor or stake) set out on the seabed in a permanent manner to which a boat or other floating structure may be secured by a chain, cable, wire or rope;

Mooring means the berthing and unberthing services, including shifting along the quayside, that are required for the safe operation of a waterborne vessel in the port or in the waterway access to the port;

Examples of Mooring in a sentence

• Such insurance shall include removal of the vessel if it is wrecked/sunk while occupying the pontoon or a Town Council mooring, any damage caused to the pontoon or other property and vessels and Pontoon Mooring Agreement 2021-22v.2 to cover any damage caused by pollution or fire.

• Pontoon Mooring Agreement 2021-22v.2 The berth licence is granted on the understanding that no commercial activities are conducted on the pontoon.

More Definitions of Mooring

Mooring when used as a noun means a mooring anchor and mooring buoy together with attached chains, cables, ropes and pennants and related equipment, unless the term is qualified or restricted.

Mooring means the mooring system and related infrastructure by which the FSRU is moored.

Mooring means a device which is used to secure a boat or ship in a fixed location and includes a mooring pile and a floating dock;

Mooring means any appliance used by a craft for anchoring purposes and which appliance is not carried aboard such craft when underway as regular equipment.

Mooring means any buoy, pile, pontoon chain or other apparatus used for the mooring of vessels;

Mooring means the water space at the Mooring Site temporarily allocated to you from time to time by us for the Mooring of the Boat during the period of this agreement.

Mooring means the location where a vessel is secured to the submerged land of a waterway by mooring tackle.