Common use of Mooring Clause in Contracts

Mooring. The Boat Owner shall properly moor and bumper his Boat, with a minimum of four (4) mooring lines, each line ½ inch in diameter. The main lines must be attached to the mooring rings on the Slip, and the Boat Owner has the option of attaching a spring lines to the posts on each side. Tires may not be used as fenders. Although the State has no obligation to do so, if the State notices the Boat is improperly moored, the State may, at its option, install proper mooring. The Boat Owner shall be responsible for all costs associated therewith.

Mooring. The Boat Owner shall properly moor and bumper his his/her Boat, with a minimum of four (4) mooring lines, each line ½ shall be a half-inch (½) inch in diameter. The main lines must be attached to the mooring rings on the Slip, and the Boat Owner has the option of attaching a spring lines to the posts on each side. Tires may not be used as fenders. Although the State has no obligation to do so, if the State notices the Boat is improperly moored, the State may, at its option, install proper mooring. The Boat Owner shall be responsible for all costs associated therewith.