ARTICLE 12 – ALLOCATION OF MOORING PLACES
- The mooring place that each boat must occupy is fixed by the Concessionaire or its Agents, who are responsible for policing the port.
The appointment of mooring places is made, in the spaces marked, within the limit of available mooring places.
The Concessionaire or its Agents, however, are the only judges of the circumstances that might allow them to depart from this rule.
- Visits by boats stopping over are organised by the Concessionaire or its Agents, in conjunction with available mooring places.
The short-stay visitor must change his mooring place if, for policing or operations reasons, the move is requested by the Concessionaire and his Agents.
He must leave his mooring place at the first injunction of the Agents of the Concessionaire if, because of lack of room, the latter have made available a mooring place already allocated, but that was temporarily available.
- Visiting boats arriving outside of opening hours must moor on the guest dock, if space is available, to the exclusion of any other place.
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