A. At all times while a vessel is berthed at the marina, the permittee shall cause it to be safely and properly secured, in a manner acceptable to the Harbormaster. If the Harbormaster deems it necessary to re-secure or move a vessel for any reason, the permittee or the owner may be required to pay a reasonable service charge for doing so, plus the cost of all materials used therefor. However, the City shall have no responsibility or liability for fire, theft, sinking, or any other damage to the vessel, its equipment or any property in or on the vessel, by reason of the Harbormaster’s decision whether or not to re-secure or move the vessel, except only such damage caused by the Harbormaster’s willful injury or sole gross negligence.

B. No person shall berth within the marina any vessel of any kind whatsoever that is in such a condition that it is liable to sink or damage docks, floats or other vessels, or that may become a hazard to navigation.

C. In the event a vessel is wrecked or sunk within the marina, it shall be the owner’s responsibility to mark its position immediately, and to provide for the raising and disposition of such vessel within 24 hours, and to assume all liability for damage caused to City property or other vessels in the marina. (Ord. 6925-NS § 1 (part), 2006: Ord. 6645-NS § 1, 2001)