Berth 2 definition

Berth 2 means the Bunbury Port Authority’s general purpose berth known as Berth 2 and situated on the southern side of the Inner Harbour of the port;
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Berth 2 means the north tanker berthing facilities capable of safely berthing and mooring vessels from 30,000 to 80,000 SDWT.
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Examples of Berth 2 in a sentence

  • The scope of Jetty 2 (or Berth 2), also referenced in FEED deliverables as Option C, is indicated on drawing 195910-000-PI-DR-1003 showing scope options beyond the Facility.

  • In addition to the plans described above, Chevron shall submit the following information to the CSLC and California Coastal Commission (CCC): Analytical results from line sampling Observations of line condition and integrity noted during sampling and, if applicable, whether these observations affect line purge procedures Analytical results from line purging EXHIBIT D Biological Resources Chevron could abandon in place Anchor 2 at Berth I and Anchor 4 at Berth 2.

  • Chevron could abandon in place the 500-foot segment of abandoned return line at Berth 2.

Related to Berth 2

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  • Loading Zone means a parking stall which is set aside for use by commercial vehicles if there is a sign referable to that stall marked ‘Loading Zone’;