docking fee

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docking fee - a fee charged for a vessel to use a dock

dockage

fee - a fixed charge for a privilege or for professional services

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Currently, dhow operators pay a daily docking fee of between Dh100 to Dh200 per day depending on the capacity of the vessel.

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Reyes said he is also opposing the P30 docking fee per boat that will be charged by the developer of the Guimaras-Iloilo Ferry Terminal.

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Mr Bu Onk said most of these speedboat owners who are amateur Bahraini fishermen can't afford to pay the docking fees at luxurious clubs and resorts.

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These include a live-in butler, a private chef, a yacht with free docking fees for the next five years, a stay at a rental mansion at the Hamptons for one summer, courtside tickets for the Brooklyn Nets for an entire season and weekly dinners for a year at Daniel, a Michelin-starred French restaurant in the city.

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Docking Fees for boats and Passenger Pontoon Fees shall be paid upon booking based on passenger manifest.

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It also urges city officials to create new dedicated revenue streams for basic parks maintenance, and it identifies three new opportunities to do so: 1) a surcharge on tickets for sporting events; 2) a surcharge on greens fees at the city's public golf courses; 3) a surcharge on docking fees at marinas that are overseen by the Parks Department.

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They were being charged dollar-denominated docking fees. Ironically, these ships were only there to refuel and reprovision after patrolling the area west of Luzon which includes Subic Bay.