HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC 1979-04-30 Discussion ItemBerths shall be assigned y►*"d respect to the overall length
of a Vessel, and a vessel may , ; be assigned to a berth where
the vessel's overall length exceeds the berth's length, with
the exception that any vessel in violation of this provision
on its effective date shall be permitted to remain in viola-
tion thereof until the expiration of the dockage agreement
involving such vessel. (Ord. No. 8575, § 1.)
Sec. 50.44. Removal of vessels — For cause.
Tie director may cause the removal of any vessel from
city marina property when it is 'necessary in order to repair
the dock, because of a previous reservation or for any good
or reasonable cause; and should the owner or person m c arge
17. re se o remov' a su h a vessel, the city, through the director,
may assess reasonable charges for the cost of having the
vessel moved. (Ord. No. 8575, § 1.)
Sec. 50-45. Same — Before hurricane.
The owner or captain of a vessel located at a city marina'.
or within a city yacht basin , shall remove or cause to be re-
moved his vessel from city property on or before issuance
of, hurricane warnings by the U.S. weather bureau. (Ord. No.
8575, § 1.)
50.46. Tenant responsibility Vessel appearance.
It shall be unlawful for any person who owns, is in charge
of, or is aboard any ° vessel located at city property to display
any advertisement or exhibit any sign, or hang any wash-
ing or laundry upon any part of the vessel where it can be
seen or is visible from any premises in the immediate vicinity.
"For Sale" signs, not to exceed one foot square are excepted
from the aforementioned, prohibition and may be displayed
on any boat. It shall also be the responsibility of tenants to
keep their vessels in suchondition that they do not become
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