Berthage definition

Berthage means a charge to every Vessel while occupying a berth, or while fast to or tied up alongside any other Vessel occupying a berth at the Terminal.

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Berthage means any properties or facilities within the SMOA 17 Marina which are

Berthage means any properties or facilities owned by HICA which are capable of use for the mooring, anchoring or storage of vessels.

Examples of Berthage in a sentence

• The Berthage Fee also applies to Vessels that are fastened to or tied up alongside any other Vessel occupying the Berth Corridor.

• Vessel Owners or their Vessel Agent must request an exemption from the Berthage Fee at the time they file their request for a Berth Permit.

• The Authority reserves the right, in its discretion, to determine for the purposes of Berthage Fees the length of any Vessel.

• Berthage is a fee provided for in the Fee Schedule, assessed by the Authority, based on physical size (LOA) of a Vessel when it utilizes the Berth Corridor, as well as the Vessel’s length of stay at the Berth Corridor, from the time when the first line is made fast to when the last line is cast off (the “Berthage Fee”).

• The Berthage Fee, Wharfage Fee and Operator Charges and liabilities incurred during the time a Vessel is at the Berth Corridor are incurred on the credit of the Vessel and the Operator shall have a right of action against the Vessel for all such items.

More Definitions of Berthage

Berthage means a charge on a ship:

Berthage means reserved space alongside the Wharf used to secure vessels at the discretion of the Wharfinger.

Berthage means the period of time during which a vessel is secured to a mooring at a port;

Berthage means any properties or facilities within the SMOA 17 Marina which are capable of use for the berthage or storage of vessels. Commonly known as a slip.

Berthage means a charge on a vessel

Berthage means a charge in respect of the time during which a vessel is secured to or moored to buoys or any other location at the port where a vessel may be moored;

Berthage means the tying of a vessel or seaplane to a wharf, float or dock that is in turn connected to an upland lot by a ramp or walkway. “BOWEN ISLAND MUNICIPALITY” or “MUNICIPALITY” means the