Country : USANome

SCHEDULE OF CHARGES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT

05.010 Dockage Rates:

(a) All vessels berthing at the Port of Nome shall pay dockage as follows:

1) A vessel permitted to anchor in any Port of Nome anchorage away from the shoreline, that is being loaded or unloaded by lighters, shall pay dockage at the daily rate assessed upon the size of that anchored vessel, commencing when the first lighter of the operation places the first line upon any Port of Nome facility and continuing until the last lighter is free from any Port of Nome facility. Lightering vessels will not be charged dockage during this transfer of cargo.

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2) A vessel permitted to beach or run aground in the tidelands or at the mean high tide line away from any Port of Nome facility shall pay dockage at the daily rate assessed upon the size of that vessel or, the port may determine that any vessel beached or grounded more than thirty (30) days in succession can be rescheduled as an idle vessel for purposes of dockage charges.

3) Daily dockage rates for any vessel berthed at the Port of Nome facility shall be based on a 24 hour period constituting one day and will be paid in accordance with the size of the vessel as follows:

(A) Vessels up to 200 ft in length .....……………………. $ 1.00/ft per day

(B) Vessels over 200 ft in length ...……………………… $ 1.50/ft per day

(C) Vessels anchored within the breakwaters (outer harbor) …...Negotiable

(D) Vessels 50 ft and over operating inside the inner harbor during the months of June through October shall have the option to apply for a docking permit and pay at the current rate (for that size vessel) as follows:

1) Weekly ……………………………………… 50% of daily rate

2) Monthly ……………………………………. 30% of daily rate

3) Operating Season (June through October)... 20% of daily rate

(E) Vessels up to 49 ft. in length shall pay a flat rate per vessel as follows:

1) Daily ………………………………………… $ 25.00

2) Weekly …..………………………………… $ 75.00

3) Monthly ……………………………………... $ 175.00

4) Operating Season (June through October)… $ 600.00

(F) Idle vessels home-ported in the inner harbor of the Port of Nome during the “off-season” (November through May) shall pay a flat rate of $500 for the off-season unless stored in the fenced in boat yard on the Port’s Industrial Pad, in which case the vessel shall pay terminal storage rates for square footage utilized.

(G) Vessels stored in the Port of Nome during the immediately preceding winter months of November through May and that remain in dry-dock through the operating season, shall pay a flat rate of $125 to store the vessel during the operating season.

4) Monthly dockage rates for any vessel berthed at a Port of Nome facility shall be twenty-five percent (25%) of the daily rate for that vessel, if the vessel remains without interruption at its assigned berth, continuously conducting repairs on board and/or dockside for a minimum period of two months.

5) Vessels permitted to dry-dock above the mean high tide line shall pay the dockage rate applicable to home-ported vessels for the appropriate season.

6) Cruise ships or federal government vessels (over 300 feet) requiring shore-side assistance from the Port of Nome to secure the vessel shall be charged a line handling fee per visit. Notification must be made to the Port Director at least 72 hours prior to vessel arrival that vessel is requiring assistance to moor. Specific arrival and departure times shall be provided to the Port Director at least 12 hours prior to each docking.

7) Vessels moving between different Port of Nome facility docks shall be assessed dockage based on the combined elapsed time at all locations.

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8) A single vessel when actively engaged as a tug boat, assisting and made fast outboard a vessel and working cargo, shall be accorded free dockage. A tug boat leaving its tended vessel shall have waived its right to free dockage and will be charged accordingly upon mooring to any other Port of Nome facilities.

9) Any support vessels (i.e. skiffs, launches, rafts, etc.) will be accorded free dockage as long as they remain attached to or part of the main vessel. Support vessels occupying berthing facilities independent of their main vessel will be charged full dockage charges as set forth in Section 5.010 (c).

05.020 Wharfage Rates:

(a) A wharfage charge for all cargo loaded or off-loaded between any vessel and the Port of Nome shall be paid as follows:

1) Bulk liquid products - inbound only………………………… $0.03 per gal

outbound only………………………. $0.01 per gal

over-side only………………………. $0.005 per gal

2) Dry commodities ( excluding rock, sand, gravel,

project cargo and company gear) - $10.00 per ton

over-side cargo……………..………. $5.00 per ton

over-stow cargo (outbound).………. $5.00 per ton*

3) Rock, sand and gravel –

under 2,000 tons per barge load…. $2.00 per ton

over 2,000 tons per barge load…… $1.50 per ton

over 40,000 tons per project………. $1.25 per ton

(*Over-stow rate based on full wharfage being paid for inbound cargo destined to points beyond Nome.)

4) Project cargo in excess of 2,000 tons

in one shipment for one consignee to

be consumed in one project ......……………………………. 75% of published rate

5) Empty containers, bottles or tanks, that are non-revenue cargo,

being shipped in or out for re-fill of product only….……….. No Charge

6) Ship’s gear. ship’s stores, and shore-side cargo handling equipment (as defined) . . …………………………………………………………..… No Charge

05.030 Terminal Storage Rates:

(a) A terminal storage fee for all cargo and equipment stored at the Port of Nome shall be paid as follows:

1) For open storage on uplands west of the

Snake River (except Causeway)……………………............ $0.04/sq. ft. per week

2) For open storage on Causeway road or docks……………. $0.05/sq. ft. per week

3) For open storage on uplands east of the Snake River……. $0.04/sq. ft. per week

05.035 Amenities & Other Charges:

(a) A charge for these amenities will be assessed as follows:

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1) Line Handling (Ships over 300’) …………………………….. $600.00 per visit

2) Dump Truck/Refuse (Ships over 300’)

(a) Unregulated Refuse……………………………………… $275.00 per load

(b) Refuse regulated under MARPOL……………………… $2,000.00 per tote*

(* A tote is 64 cu.ft.)

3) Potable Water - First 1000 gallons…………………… $100.00 Flat Fee

1,001 – 9,999 gallons…………..…… $0.05 per gallon

10,000 gallons and above..………… $0.03 per gallon

4) Garbage Dumpster Fee……………………………………….. $35.00 per visit

5) Security Fee (Cruise Ships)………………………………….$1,000.00 per 12 hour shift (vessels that overnight require two security shifts)

6) Waste Oil……….……………………………….…………… $1,700.00 per 55 gallon

drum (or any portion thereof)

7) Emergency Services Stand By (2 hour limit)..……………. $1500.00 per call