Vessel Maintenance / Contractors. Apart from minor maintenance and bright work, no work involving the Vessel may be accomplished while at the dock or otherwise on Marina property. The determination of what constitutes minor maintenance and bright work will be at the sole and absolute discretion of the Manager. Prohibited work includes, but is not limited to, painting, heavy sanding, use of paint remover, spray guns, welding or the burning of paint on the topsides or above the decks. Contractors hired by Vessel Owner to work on the Vessel must be registered with the Manager prior to the commencement of such work, and each such contractor must maintain and provide proof of liability insurance in an amount of at least $1 million, a valid business license and a valid sales tax permit issued by the CDTFA, provided, however, Manager still must approve the contractor or vendor by adding them to its approved contractor/vendor registry, which approval may be withheld or revoked at Manager’s sole and absolute discretion. Vessel Owner further agrees to comply with all applicable rules, regulations, orders, statutes and laws of the Company, the State of California and/or all other governmental entities with jurisdiction over the Harbor or the Marina. Access will not be provided to un-registered contractors.
Vessel Maintenance / Contractors. Apart from minor maintenance and bright work, no work involving the Vessel may be accomplished while on Dry-Storage Facility property. The determination of what constitutes minor maintenance and bright work will be at the sole and absolute discretion of the Manager and must be done on “work racks” provided for such purposes. Prohibited work includes, but is not limited to, painting, heavy sanding, use of paint remover, spray guns, welding or the burning of paint on the topsides or above the decks. Contractors hired by Vessel Owner to work on the Vessel must be registered with the Manager prior to the commencement of such work, and each such contractor must maintain and provide proof of liability insurance in an amount of at least $1 million, a valid business license and a valid sales tax permit issued by the CDTFA, provided, however, Manager still must approve the contractor or vendor, by adding them to its approved contractor/vendor registry, which approval may be withheld or revoked at Manager’s sole and absolute discretion. Vessel Owner further agrees to comply with all applicable rules, regulations, orders, statutes and laws of the Company, the State of California and/or all other governmental entities with jurisdiction over the Harbor or the Dry-Storage Facility. Access will not be provided to un-registered contractors.
Vessel Maintenance / Contractors. (a) A Licensee may work on their own vessel providing such work, in the judgment of the Ports Director, does not interfere with the rights, privileges, or safety of other persons, Licensees or property. Marina staff must be informed of all vessel repairs and any maintenance that could impact the Marina. (b) No major repairs, refinishing or re-fitting of vessels will be allowed in the Marina. (c) Licensee is required to notify the Marina when he/she expects workmen to be onboard and the nature of work to be performed. The City requires all contractor for hire, craftsmen or any other person performing any work whatsoever on Licensee’s vessel while in or on the premises of the Marina, including City-owned or leased submerged lands and uplands, to first provide the Marina all evidence of occupational licensing, and any other documentation required by Marina policies, including, but not limited to, certification of xxxxxxx’x compensation and one million in liability insurance coverage, in order to protect the health, safety, welfare and property of all concerned parties. Hiring of any unlicensed and/or uninsured contractors for work located on city property, including the mooring and anchorage fields, is not allowed. Failure to meet these conditions will require the Licensee to remove their vessel from the premises.
