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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Section One-General Information
Section Two-Waterways and Berths-Rules & Regulations
Section Three-Dockage-Rules & Rates
Section Four-Facilities-Rules & Regulations
Section Five-Wharfage-Rules & Rates
Section Six-Free Time, Storage, and Demurrage(Rules & Rates)
Section Seven-Container Gantry Cranes
Section Eight-Franchises, Business Permits, and Insurance–Rules & Fees
Section Nine-Finance, Billing and Waiver of Charges-Rules & Regulations
Section Ten-Security, Safety, Damage, And Environmental (Rules, Regulations, & Fees)
Section Eleven-Miscellaneous Rates and Fees
Section Twelve-Definitions
Effective: October 1, 2006
SECTION ONE GENERAL INFORMATION
100 Location
105 Governance and Administration
110 Consent to Terms of Tariff
115 Application and Interpretation of Tariff
120 Communications (Phone and Fax)
125 Communications (Radio)
130 Piloting Services
135 Tug and Towing Services
140 Stevedoring, Cargo Handling, and Security Services
145 Foreign Trade Zone
150 United States Coast Guard
155 Potable Water
160 Truck Scales
165 Railroad
170 Recognized Working Hours
175 Holidays
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SECTION TWO WATERWAYS AND BERTHS – RULES & REGULATIONS
200 Vessel Representation
205 Access to Port Everglades
210 Assignment of Berth
215 Entrance Channel
220 Turning Basins
225 Dock Facilities
230 Anchorage
235 Anchoring Prohibited in Turning Basins and Channels
240 Mooring
245 Vessel Speed
250 Collision and Allision
255 Harbor Transit Reporting Requirements
260 Change of Location of Vessels
265 Crewing of Vessels
270 Barges Entering or Leaving Port
275 Requirement of Vessels to Work Overtime
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SECTION THREE DOCKAGE – RULES & RATES
300 Basis of Dockage Charge
305 Dockage Duration
310 Dockage Grace Period
315 Notice of Sailing Time
320 Dockage Rates – Cargo Vessels
325 Dockage Rates – Cruise Ships
330 Dockage Rates – Lay-In Vessels
335 Dockage Rates – Yachts
340 Dockage Rates – Intercoastal Container Barge
345 Dockage Rates – Cruise Ship Wet Docking
350 Berth Usage For Tendering/Fleet Landing
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SECTION FOUR FACILITIES – RULES & REGULATIONS
400 Disclaimers of All Implied Warranties and Exclusions of Liability
405 Indemnification of Broward County
410 General Restrictions and Limitations
415 Suspension of Operations
420 Unclaimed or Abandoned Cargo and Property
425 Illegal Loading and Discharging
430 Cleanliness of Premises
435 Removal of Empty Yacht/Boat Cradles
440 Obstruction of Facilities
445 Bunkering
450 Container and Cargo Staging
455 Storm Protection
460 Transit Sheds
465 Roll On/Roll Off Ramps
470 Cruise Ship Terminals
475 Location of Cargo
480 Dry Bulk Cargo
485 Backloading Petroleum
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SECTION FIVE WHARFAGE – RULES & RATES
500 Earned Wharfage
505 Wharf Use Charge
510 Non-Waterborne Cargo
515 Wharfage and Container Crane Incentives for Qualifying Ocean Carriers
520 Non-Waterborne Liquid Bulk Transfer
525 Transshipment Cargo
530 Intercoastal Tug and Barge
535 Wharfage Rates – Cargo
540 Wharfage Rates – Cruise Passengers
SECTION SIX FREE TIME, STORAGE, AND DEMURRAGE
(RULES & RATES)
600 Free Time Allowances
605 Computation of Free Time
610 Conditions Governing Storage of Cargo
615 Free Time and Storage During Longshore Strikes
620 Right to Terminate Storage
625 Inside Transit Shed Storage Rates
630 Open Ground Storage Rates
635 Wharf Demurrage Rates
SECTION SEVEN CONTAINER GANTRY CRANES
700 Container Gantry Cranes – Specifications
705 Container Gantry Cranes – Rules & Regulations
710 Container Gantry Cranes – Rental Rates
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SECTION EIGHT FRANCHISES, BUSINESS PERMITS, AND INSURANCE – RULES & FEES
800 Franchises and Business Permits
805 Insurance
SECTION NINE FINANCE, BILLING AND WAIVER OF
CHARGES – RULES & REGULATIONS
900 Payment of Bills and Credit Terms
905 Treatment of Accounts in Delinquent Status
910 Collection and Enforcement
915 Cargo and Cruise Passenger Statements for Wharfage and Statements for Other Franchised Activities
920 Cargo Statements for Storage
925 Responsibility for Cargo and Cargo Charges
930 Sales and Use Taxes
935 Cargo Storage and Demurrage Billing
940 Waiver/Reduction of Dockage Charges
945 Waiver/Reduction of Parking Charges
950 Waiver of Charges for Declared Emergency
955 Access to Records
960 Posting of Financial Security
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SECTION TEN SECURITY, SAFETY, DAMAGE, AND ENVIRONMENTAL (RULES, REGULATIONS, & FEES)
1000 Booming of Vessels
1003 Personnel on Docks
1006 Reporting of Hazardous Commodities
1009 Damage to Facilities and Equipment
1012 Protection of Facilities and Waterways
1015 Discharge of Pollutants
1018 Pollutant Spill Cleanup
1021 Discharge of Oily Waste From Vessels
1024 Certificates of Adequacy
1027 Explosives, Flammables, and Hazardous Materials
1030 Vehicle Parking
1033 Fumigation, Fogging, and Pest Control
1036 Sanitary Waste Water Removal From Vessels
1039 Operation of Petroleum Bulk Pipelines
1042 Cathodic Protection of Underground Pipelines
1045 Operations of Asphalt Pipelines
1048 Conditions Governing Identification, Retirement, and Removal of Asphalt and Petroleum Bulk Product Piping
1051 Liquid Petroleum Pipeline and Cargo Hose Testing
1054 Fire Fighting Agents
1057 Fire Protection Service Fee
1060 Permit and Inspection Work–Fees
1063 Standby Fire Watch Service Fee
1066 Security Fees
1069 Cruise Terminal Security
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SECTION ELEVEN MISCELLANEOUS RATES AND FEES
1100 Harbormaster Fees
1105 Linehandler Fees
1110 Labor and Equipment Fees
1115 Potable Water, Hose Rental, and Hook-Up Fees
1120 Overtime Charges For Use of Facilities
1125 Electric Service Fee
1130 Electricity For Refrigerated Containers
1135 Parking Fees
1140 Grid Yard Areas
SECTION TWELVE DEFINITIONS
1200 Definitions
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