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COPY The Port of Redwood City-Tariff No. 8 4� Revised Page 15 675 Seaport Boulevard Cancels Redwood City,California 94063 3� Revised Page 15 Phone: 650 306-4150 Fax: 650)369-7636 Conection No.160 www.redwoodci ort.com Issued:June 1,2014 Effective: ul 1,2014 SECTION II-VESSEL BERTHING AND DOCKAGE PORT REQUIREMENTS FOR VESSEL BERTHING Item No. 200 (A) (r�) Applicauon for a berth must be made to and appxoved by the Port befoxe docking a vessel at a marine texminal ot facility at the Port of Redwood City. (1) Applicauon for a berth(Port form provided) should be made as far in advance as possible,but not less than 72 hours before the vessel's arrival.In an emergenry,if the berth is available,the Port Manager may waive this time requixement. (B) The Port schedules bertlung considering the availability of the terminals and facilities. (1) A vessel failing to arrive at a scheduled time may lose her turn on berth,and a new applicarion for berthing will be xequired.Vessel agents are required to prompdy advise the Port of any change in a vessel's estimated time of arrival(E.T.A). (C) The Port of Redwood City teserves the right for the Port Manager to require a vessel at a berth to work at her expense a minimum of two 8 hour shifts per day on all hatches possible. (D) The Port of Redwood City reserves the right,exercisable by written oxder of the Port Manager,to require a vessel to shift her position or vacate a berth with all expenses incurred and all risks of damage for the account of the vessel. (1) Failure to comply with the order given in part(D)will subject the vessel to a dockage charge of$�$�88$214.00 per hour in addition to dockage charges specified in this section. (2) This added dockage charge will commence at the time specified in the written orders given to the master or other officer of the vessel and will continue until the orders are complied with bp moving the vessel as required. (3) If the vessel is not self-propelled and the owner,operator or charterer fails to comply with the Port's order,the Port Manager may have the vessel shifted or removed from the berth by tugboat with all expenses incurred and all risks of damage far the account of the vessel. (Subject to Item 114 herein). (E) Vessels not engaged in loading or dischaxging cargo will be berthed only with the clear understanding that: (1) The vessel will shift position ox leave the berth when requested to do so by the Pnrt. (2) The vessel refusing to move as xequested may be shifted by tugboat ar otherwise by the Port and all expenses for the move and any damage to the vessel,wharf or other property will be for the account of the vessel so moved. (Subject to Item 114 herein) Issued by: Port of Redwood City, Michael J. Giari, Port Manager Scannet