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The Cattewater Harbour Revision Order 2025

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As published

14 Licensing of moorings

(1) The Commissioners may grant a licence to any person to place, lay down, maintain, retain, renew and use moorings for vessels in the harbour. (2) A licence— (a) may be granted for such period and on such terms and conditions as the Commissioners think fit; (b) may relate to one mooring, or to several moorings. (3) The Commissioners may make reasonable charges for the grant of a licence under this article. (4) In respect of moorings already lawfully laid down in the harbour at the date this Order comes into force, a licence under paragraph (1) must be obtained by the owner or user of the mooring within 12 weeks of that date.

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14 Licensing of moorings

(1) The Commissioners may grant a licence to any person to place, lay down, maintain, retain, renew and use moorings for vessels in the harbour. (2) A licence— (a) may be granted for such period and on such terms and conditions as the Commissioners think fit; (b) may relate to one mooring, or to several moorings. (3) The Commissioners may make reasonable charges for the grant of a licence under this article. (4) In respect of moorings already lawfully laid down in the harbour at the date this Order comes into force, a licence under paragraph (1) must be obtained by the owner or user of the mooring within 12 weeks of that date.

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