SECTION 1

Registered boats (other than registered fishing boats) at moorings in the Harbour of St. Peter Port:-

SECTION 2

Registered boats (other than registered fishing boats) at moorings in the Harbour of St. Sampson's:-

SECTION 3

Registered boats (other than registered fishing boats) moored at a pontoon in either the Harbour of St. Peter Port or the Harbour of St. Sampson's:-

SECTION 4

Registered fishing boats in the Harbour of St. Peter Port:-

1. Albert Dock

2. Pool (Area A):-

SECTION 5

Registered fishing boats in the Harbour of St Sampson's:-

SECTION 6

Boats other than registered boats or registered fishing boats charge for each period of 24 hours or part thereof.

Vessels with a beam to length ratio of 0.4 or greater will carry an additional loading of 50% to the above charges.

MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES

SECTION 1

House boats moored in any location in the Harbour of St Peter Port or the Harbour of St Sampson's:-

SECTION 2

Vessels making casual use of berths, moorings, slipways, careening areas etc:-

1. Registered boats using facilities for a period of less than 1 month - 25p per foot length overall per day for pontoon berths, or, 20p per foot length overall per day in all other areas.
2. Registered boats contracted to using facilities for a minimum period of 1 month - pro-rata, calculated on a daily basis, to the appropriate annual mooring charge.
3. Boats other than registered boats during the period 15th September to 14th May inclusive - 25p per foot length overall per day for periods of less than one month.
4. Boats other than registered boats during the period 15th September to 14th May inclusive contracted to using facilities for a minimum of 1 month - pro-rata, calculated on a daily basis to the appropriate annual mooring charge.

SECTION 3

Monthly charges payable in respect of any vessel contracted for a minimum period of one month to be deposited or allowed to remain in a standing or careening area at either harbour:-

1. in respect of a registered boat for which a mooring is for the time being
allocated

2. in respect of any other registered boat

3. in respect of any non-registered boat for which a mooring is for the time being allocated under the terms of an overwintering contract with the Board, provided the period of the lay-up is not less than one calendar month falling wholly within the period of the overwintering contract

4. in respect of any other case

SECTION 4

Vessels making casual use of any standing or careening area shall be charged as in Section 3 above modified as follows:-

PROVIDED that if the number of days in the standing area is 2 or less the charge is waived.

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APPENDIX 1

On this page except where the context otherwise requires:-

"boat" means anything made for the conveyance by water of human beings or of property

"casual use" means use by a boat whose owner has been allocated a temporary mooring in circumstances appearing to the Board to be of an ad hoc nature, or for over-wintering

"length overall" and "overall length" includes the boat and anything fixed to it

"overall beam" means the greatest breadth of the boat including anything fixed to it but excluding portable fenders

"registered boat" means a boat for the time being registered under the provisions of the Boats and Vessels (Registration, Speed Limits and Abatement of Noise) Ordinance, 1970

"fishing boat" means a boat of which the owner has satisfied the Board:-

(a) that the boat is used wholly or principally for catching fish for profit as a business, and
(b) that his income is derived wholly or mainly from such business

"registered fishing boat" means a fishing boat which is a registered boat

"house boat" means a registered boat which is used for the purpose of human habitation (including persons sleeping on board) for any continuous period greater than a period of twenty-eight days or periods which, in the aggregate, amount to a period greater than a period of twenty-eight days during any calendar year

"mooring charges year" means the period commencing on the first day of April in any year and ending on the thirty first day of March in the year next following

"moorings map" means either the St Peter Port moorings map or the St Sampson's moorings map, as the case may be, and reference to the "areas of the mooring map" shall be construed accordingly

"the St Peter Port moorings map" means the map signed by the Bailiff on 31st December, 1991 and lodged at the Greffe

"the St Sampson's moorings map" means the map signed by the Bailiff on 8th February, 1991 and lodged at the Greffe

"the square footage" of a boat is calculated by multiplying the overall length of the boat by its overall beam, and

(i) any part of the overall length of the boat which is less than one foot shall be deemed to
be one foot
(ii) any part of the overall beam of the boat which is less than six inches shall be
disregarded and any part of the overall beam of the boat which is more than six inches
but less than one foot shall be deemed to be six inches.

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APPENDIX 2

Owners of the following classes of boats, shall be exempted from mooring fees:-

(a) Boats used exclusively for life-saving or rescue operations or both.

(b) Boats used exclusively by the Sea Scouts and Sea Rangers.

(c) Boats which in the opinion of the Board are used exclusively as guard-boats.

(d) Boats of a length overall not exceeding twelve feet used in conjunction with an in/out haul mooring by boatowners with an allocated mooring.

(e) Boats owned by the Harbour Authority.

(f) Boats used exclusively by the Sea Cadet Corps.