Harbour Dues With Effect From 1 April 2022
CHARGES TO BE LEVIED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE LANCASTER PORT COMMISSION HARBOUR REVISION ORDER 1967 ON ALL VESSELS, OTHER THAN A VESSEL USED WHOLLY FOR RECREATION, ENTERING OR REMAINING IN THE PORT OF LANCASTER, OR LYING IN THE PORT AFTER MIDNIGHT ON 31st MARCH 2022 AND PAYABLE ON DEMAND.
1 | SHIPS DUES (2 parts - All Vessels) per Visit | £ PER GRT |
1(a) | Berthing Dues | 0.90 |
For every vessel coming in ballast into the Port of Lancaster and not loading or unloading within the Port of Lancaster | 1.00 | |
AND | ||
i(b) | Port Conservancy Dues | |
Up to 499 GRT | 0.12 | |
500-999 GRT | 0.75 | |
1000-1999 GRT | 0.90 | |
2000+ GRT | 1.10 | |
ii | No charges will be demanded from any vessel which having left the Port returns thereto only by reason of stress of weather or other sufficient emergency | N/A |
£ PER DWT | ||
iii | Any vessel not availing themselves of our Pilotage Service will be charged a Buoy and Light Conservancy charge, per voyage in and per voyage out, of | 0.22 |
2 | PERIOD CHARGES | £ PER GRT |
i | On vessels remaining in the Port in excess of 7 days, for every 7 days or part of 7 days after the expiration of 7 days, computed from the time of first entering the Port, during which a vessel remains in the Port | 1.00 |
ii | On cargoes which are not readily computed in tonnage terms, are to be by special arrangements with the Commissioners | |
3 | CARGO DUES | £ PER TONNE |
iii | Loading & unloading all cargoes | Rates Upon Application |
iv | On cargo on quays or lands in excess of 7 days either waiting to load or having been unloaded for each 7 days or part thereof | By arrangement |
v | For periods in excess of 14 days, which may only be incurred with the express permission of the Harbour Master | By arrangement |
4 | PASSENGER DUES | £ PER HEAD |
i | Vessels with passengers only | 50.00 |
5 | FRESH WATER | £ as described |
i | Fresh Water supplied to vessels at Lancaster Quays or Glasson Dock - per tonne | 3.50 |
ii | For labour involved on each occasion water is supplied | 50.00 |
6 | MOORING CHARGES | £ as described |
i | For each occasion, except for arrival and departure shall be counted as one occasion, a vessel is moored, unmoored or unmoored and moored, a charge for each such labour shall be levied | Inner Dock Berths - £45 NAABSA Berths - £130 |
7 | LEVY FOR WELFARE AND INTERNET PROVISION | £ as described |
Mission to Seafarers Welfare & Wi-Fi Internet Access - Levy for all commercial vessels using the North Wall and East Wall berths, payable once per visit. | 25.00 | |
8 | WASTE FEE | £ PER PORT ENTRY |
i | A Mandatory charge is payable on all vessels over 300 GT entering the Port as a contribution towards the disposal of Ships' waste in accordance with MARPOL Regulations (this is levied irrespective of whether or not the vessel utilises the available facilities) | 50.00 |
9 | ISPS PORT SECURITY | £ PER PORT ENTRY |
i | A Port Security Charge will be levied on all commercial vessels over 300 GT and above entering the Port. This fee is by way of contribution towards the security provisions made in order to comply with the ISPS Code. | 50.00 |
10 | BERTH LEVELLING LEVY | £ PER PORT ENTRY |
i | A Mandatory charge is payable on all vessels over 300 GT entering the Port as a contribution towards the levelling off, of the NAABSA Berths. | 400.00 |
12 | DEFINITION OF VESSELS | |
Vessels for the purpose of this schedule are defined: | ||
i | Every description of vessel used in navigation however propelled | |
ii | Any kind of rig or production platform which floats or is capable of floating | |
iii | Any dracone or floating dock, crane or floating plant | |
iv | A vessel, however propelled, designed to be supported on foils | |
v | A hovercraft as designed in the Hovercraft Act 1968 |