Public dock definition
Public dock means a dock constructed and maintained to provide public access from public land to a water body.
Public dock means all regular monthly berths in the Marina, and other docks or berthing areas not under exclusive long-term control of an organization or entity other than the City of Berkeley. (Ord. 6925-NS § 1 (part), 2006: Ord. 6645-NS § 1, 2001)
Public dock means a dock over waters under the jurisdiction of the commission extending from riparian public land or from private land to which the public has been granted a license to travel and either of which is open to public use.
More Definitions of Public dock
Public dock means the public boat launching dock serving the Main Lagoon and located adjacent to the parking area of the Premises (as depicted in the aerial view of the Premises appearing in Exhibit "A").
Public dock means any structure located on land owned by the Town and used as a Dock, wharf, pier, Boat launch or recovery area together with all adjacent and underlying lands related thereto;
Public dock means all regular monthly berths in the marina, and other docks or berthing areas not under exclusive long-term control of an organization or entity other than the City of Berkeley.