Living Aboard Sample Clauses

The "Living Aboard" clause defines the rules and conditions under which a person may reside on a vessel for extended periods. Typically, this clause outlines whether living aboard is permitted, any restrictions on duration or activities, and may specify requirements such as additional fees, insurance, or compliance with marina regulations. Its core practical function is to set clear expectations and boundaries for both the vessel owner and the marina or harbor, helping to prevent disputes and ensure the safe and orderly use of facilities.
Living Aboard. Lodging or living aboard vessels for more than three (3) nights in any seven (7) day period is prohibited.
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Living Aboard. The Marina hereby consents to the individuals identified on Exhibit A living aboard the Vessel identified in the Wharfage Contract (the “Vessel), subject to the terms of this Addendum and the terms of the Wharfage Contract. Owner understands and agrees that living aboard is a privilege granted at the Marina’s option which may be revoked by the Marina at its discretion, as provided below. The Marina reserves the right to restrict the number of individuals who may live aboard a vessel and to set a minimum vessel size which may be considered for purposes of living aboard.
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Living Aboard. No person may live-aboard the Boat stored at the Marina.
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Living Aboard. No person may live-aboard the Boat moored at the Marina without prior written authorization to live-aboard given by the Harbormaster. See Oak Harbor Municipal Code Section 6.36.080 and Sections 6.40.150–6.40.160.
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Living Aboard. Owner's Vessel shall not be used by any person for purposes of living aboard without prior written approval by ▇▇▇▇▇▇. Occupancy of the Vessel by the Owner or others in excess of an aggregated 90 days within any one year period or continuous periods of three days or more (or such other time periods as shall be designated from time to time by governmental authority) shall constitute living aboard the Vessel for purposes hereof.
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