Boat Ramp Clause Samples

The Boat Ramp clause defines the terms and conditions under which a boat ramp may be used or accessed within a property or facility. Typically, this clause outlines who is permitted to use the ramp, any restrictions on hours or types of watercraft, and responsibilities for maintenance or liability. For example, it may specify that only residents or members can use the ramp, or that users must follow posted safety guidelines. The core function of this clause is to manage access, ensure safety, and allocate responsibility for the use and upkeep of the boat ramp, thereby reducing potential disputes or accidents.
Boat Ramp a. The boat ramp is for the exclusive use of our Dry Land Trailer customers. b. All others who wish to use the ramp are responsible for paying the appropriate ramp fees and should register with the office.
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Boat Ramp. To be used only for launching and retrieving craft. “STRICTLY NO PARKING AT ANY TIME” on the ramps or the immediate area of the ramps. Users shall ensure their procedures are quickly and efficiently performed, to avoid ramp congestion. Abuse of the facility will incur appropriate action from the Management Committee.
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