Examples of Port of Nome in a sentence
Vessels remaining in an unsafe stored condition will be repositioned by a private contractor hired by the Port of Nome, with all costs chargeable to the vessel owner.
Any vessel located within the Port of Nome upon which any conduct occurs that is in violation of the law or this tariff, may be refused future access to the Port.
Safety and warning signs shall be observed and adhered to at all times by all persons within the Port of Nome.
Vessels requiring shore-side assistance from the Port of Nome to secure the vessel shall be charged one line handling fee per visit.
All persons entering or using Port of Nome property are required to maintain the same in an orderly and clean manner.
In each and every instance, the requirements and regulations of the Port of Nome shall be additional and supplemental to any and all rules, regulations, ordinances, statutes and laws of all other governmental entities.
Adequate signage shall be displayed as a danger signal in plain view on all hazardous cargo in staging, transshipment or laying at rest in the Port of Nome.
Acids, gasolines, fuel oil, volatile fuels, distillates, liquid petroleum products, explosives and hazardous substances (“Petroleum Products and Hazardous Substances”) shall be unloaded from or loaded to vessels only at those locations within the Port of Nome designated as suitable for such purposes by the Port Director.
Each user of the Port of Nome transferring Petroleum or Hazardous Substances to or from a vessel, other than for use and/or consumption on the vessel, shall have available and be capable of implementing an Oil Discharge Prevention and Contingency Plan (ODPCP) approved by the Alaska Department of Conservation (ADEC), Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and United States Coast Guard (USCG) capable of fully containing damages that might otherwise be caused by an explosion, fire, contamination or pollution.
Home-ported vessels dry-docked within the Port of Nome that remain idle throughout the applicable period shall pay a flat rate identified below for the winter-season (November through May) or summer-season (June through October).