Cìsean agus Cosgaisean
Cosgaisean Cidhe agus Cala – Geàrr-chunntas
Tha dà phrìomh sheòrsa cìse ann:
- Cìsean Laighe – sa chumantas air am pàigheadh gach turas achleachdas soitheach goireas agus gu math coltach ri ‘cìsparcaidh’. Tha an ìre de chìs stèidhte air ‘Gross RegisterTonnage’ (GRT) an t-soithich no air fad an t-soithich.
- Cìsean Cidhe – canar uaireannan cìsean trafaig no cìsean puirtriutha seo. Tha iad a’ gabhail a-steach luchd-siubhail,carbadan,caragò/bathar a tha a’ dol tarsainn a’ chidhe airson a dhol airbòrd soithich no tighinn dhith. Tha na cìsean, mar as trice, airan pàigheadh a rèir gach ionad de bhathar, msaa.
Dh’fhaodadh gum bi cìsean eile rim pàigheadh cuideachd, m.e.airson solar uisge no dealain airson soitheach, cìsean dìon,faighinn cuidhteas de sgudal, iasad crann-togail, drochaidtomhais,msaa.
Tha cìsean air an stèidheachadh leis an ùghdarras puirt guspàigheadh airson cosgais obrachaidh a th’ air tighinn orraagus/no airson cur ri cosgais calpa airson am port/cidhe athabhann sa chiad àite. Tha cosgaisean teirgidh cuideachd air angabhail a-steach, cho math ri cosgaisean cumail suas aguscàraidh. Faodaidh na cosgaisean an leudachadh chun an acarsaidsan fharsaingeachd, a’ gabhail a-steach nithean leithid glanadhgrùnnd, taicean luingearachd, msaa. Tha cuibhreann airsontilleadh an luchd-seilbh gu coitcheann air a ghabhail a-steachcuideachd.
Bheir Bòrd-stiùiridh CMAL sùil air an structair chosgaisean uair sabhliadhna.
Clàr de Chìsean Laighe agus Cìsean Cala aig Cidheachan abhuineas do CMAL
- Clàr de Chìsean Laighe agus Cìsean Cala aig Cidheachan a bhuineas do CMAL 2012 (Word, 44k)
- PDF goireasach de Chìsean Laighe agus Cosgaisean Cala airson a phriontadh (PDF, 157k)
Cosgaisean bho 1 Giblean 2012.
Cìsean Coitcheann
Cìsean Laighe
Cìsean Cidhe
Cosgaisean Bathair/Connaidh
Eile
Cìsean airson Eathraichean Iasgaich
Cìsean airson Soithichean Spòrs
Cìsean Eile
Cosgaisean uisge
Cìsean cidhe
Cìsean Drochaid-tomhais
Notaichean
Tha ùine ‘tadhail’ air a mhìneachadh mar 4 ceithir latha no pàirtde cheithir làtha. Feumaidh soitheach sam bith a tha a’ laighe àsdèidh seo pàigheadh airson an dà chuid cìsean cidhe agus cìseanlaighe, i.e. bidh aon chìs gu lèir (cìsean cidhe is cìsean laighe) riphàigheadh gach turas.Cìsean Coitcheann
Berthing Dues
| Berthing Dues | per GRT |
| Ship dues – when using the quayside | £0.32 |
| Ship dues – when using slipway | £0.16 |
| Charge for staff outwith normal port working hours – before midnight | £19.50 per staff member, per hour or part thereof |
| Charge for staff outwith normal port working hours – after midnight | £19.50 per staff member, per hour or part thereof |
Pier Dues
| Category | Rate |
| Drivers/Passengers | £0.38 (each) |
| Cars | £1.70 (each) |
| Commercial vehicles (incl. coaches) |
£1.01 (per metre) |
| Livestock | £0.73 (per head) |
Commodity/Fuel Charges
| Item | Rate |
| Quarry products and minerals |
£0.91 (per tonne) |
| Petroleum products | £1.85 (per tonne - 1,185 litres) |
| Grains | £2.80 (per tonne) |
| General/all other goods | £1.23 (per tonne) |
For frequent users, the following discounts apply:
| Calls (per port per annum) | Berthing Dues discount* | ||||||
| Year ending: | Mar 2012 | Mar 2013 | Mar 2014 | Mar 2015 | Mar 2016 | Mar 2017 | Mar 2018 |
| First 100 calls |
Nil |
Nil | Nil | Nil | Nil | Nil | Nil |
| Next 2000 calls | 80% | 80% | 70% | 60% | 50% | 40% | 40% |
| Next 3000 calls | 90% |
90% | 90% | 90% | 90% | 90% | 90% |
| Additional calls |
95% |
95% | 95% | 95% | 95% | 95% | 95% |
* Rate halfed for slipway use.
A frequent user, for the purpose of qualifying for a volume discount, is defined as follows:
- More than 100 calls per annum at any one CMAL facility;
- Vessel (or vessels) belong to the same operator;
- Schedule of calls (i.e. a timetable) is agreed with CMAL prior to the commencement of that schedule; and
- CMAL’s standard terms and conditions for harbour use are adhered to.
For customers making more than 100 calls at a port in a year, the maximum level of berthing dues discount applicable to that customer for that port will also apply to the pier/traffic dues at that port until 31/03/2013. Therafter there will be no discount on pier/traffic dues.
The discounted pier/traffic due charges for Frequent Users are as follows:
| Max. discount applicable | Drivers/ passengers | Cars | Commercial Vehicles* (per metre) |
Livestock (per head) |
| 80% | £0.0764 | £0.3395 | £0.2016 | £0.1464 |
| 90% | £0.0382 | £0.1697 | £0.1008 | £0.0732 |
| 95% | £0.0191 | £0.0849 | £0.0504 | £0.0366 |
* includes coaches.
Discounts are only available to customers who pay tonnage related berthing dues. Where a customer has a number of vessels with varying gross register tonnages which call at a port, the average GRT per call will be used in the berthing dues calculation. The average GRT is calculated as follows:
Other
Vessels which are engaged in a commercial activity but which are less than 25 metres in length and which satisfy the following criteria will be charged the composite rates shown in the ‘Charges for Fishing Vessels’ section:
- Have a Gross Register Tonnage of less than 25 tonnes; or
- Have no Gross Register Tonnage; or
- No Gross Register Tonnage is available.
Charges for Fishing Vessels
Composite Rate
This includes berthing dues, passenger/crew dues, fish landing dues, bunker delivery/commodity dues (does NOT include the cost of bunkers) and water dues.
Per Berthing
| Vessel size |
Berthing etc. |
Landing Due |
Total |
| Not exceeding 10m | £14.48 | £8.02 | £22.50 |
| Not exceeding 12.5m | £18.28 | £18.72 | £37.00 |
| Not exceeding 15m | £21.93 | £24.07 | £46.00 |
| Not exceeding 17.5m | £25.24 | £34.76 | £61.00 |
| Not exceeding 20m | £28.89 | £40.11 | £70.00 |
| Over 20m - per metre | £3.29 | £4.81 | £8.10 |
Season Ticket - Per Annum
| Vessel size |
Berthing etc. |
Landing Due |
Total |
| Not exceeding 10m | £123 | £321 | £444 |
| Not exceeding 12.5m | £157 | £481 | £638 |
| Not exceeding 15m | £190 | £642 | £832 |
| Not exceeding 17.5m | £207 | £802 | £1009 |
| Not exceeding 20m | £223 | £963 | £1186 |
| Over 20m - per metre | £17.78 | £80.22 |
£98 |
Composite charges are also available for shorter time periods. The annual composite charge is divisible as follows:
- For a 1 month season ticket – 15% of the annual composite rate is payable; and
- For a 6 month season ticket – 65% of the annual composite rate is payable.
The purchase of a season ticket covers the vessel composite dues for activity at all CMAL owned facilities for the duration of the ticket. This includes the use of small vessel moorings (where available)
Season tickets must be purchased in advance and are non-refundable. For fishing vessels not involved in fishing related activities the applicable rates will be the ‘Berthing etc.’ element of the composite charges.
Charges for Pleasure Craft
Pleasure craft are defined as vessels which do not have a Gross Register Tonnage and which are not engaged in activities which lead to commercial gain.
Composite Rate
This includes berthing dues, passenger/crew dues and water dues.
Per Berthing
| Vessel Size |
Charge per call |
| Not exceeding 10m | £11.50 |
| Not exceeding 15m | £17.00 |
| Not exceeding 20m | £22.50 |
| Over 20m - per metre |
£2.23 |
Season Ticket - Per Annum
| Vessel Size |
Charge per annum |
| Not exceeding 10m | £223 |
| Not exceeding 15m | £335 |
| Not exceeding 20m | £446 |
| Over 20m - per metre |
£45 |
Composite charges are also available for shorter time periods. The annual composite charge is divisible as follows:
- For a 1 month season ticket – 15% of the annual composite rate is payable; and
- For a 6 month season ticket – 65% of the annual composite rate is payable.
The purchase of a season ticket covers the vessel composite dues for activity at all CMAL owned facilities for the duration of the ticket. This includes the use of small vessel moorings (where available)
Season tickets must be purchased in advance and are non-refundable.
Short Stay
Pleasure craft requiring a short stay visit to a maximum of 4 hours between 0800 and 1800 will be subject to a nominal charge of £5.00, irrespective of length of vessel.
Small Vessel Moorings (for pleasure craft)
Where available, small vessels moorings are provided for vessels with a displacement of up to 15 tonnes. Charges for the use of small vessel moorings are as follows:-
- Overnight £10.00 per visit; and
- Short stay (see above) £5.00 per visit. Visits in excess of 4 hours will be charged the overnight rate
Use of small vessel moorings is included in the cost of a CMAL Season Ticket
Other Charges
Water charges
Only charged when a composite rate or frequent user discount does not apply and only for water which is taken by hose direct from the standpipe on to the vessel’s water tank(s) - £2.00 per tonne, or part thereof, subject to a minimum charge of £10.00.
Slipway charges
For pleasure craft only (commercial craft pay the General Charges) - £4.00 per complete operation i.e. includes one launching and one recovery of vessel.
Weighbridge Charges
Vehicles (not presented for shipment) - £20.00 per weigh.
Notes
- Pier / traffic dues and commodity charges apply to goods/items shipped AND landed.
- General Charges apply to all vessels not covered by the other defined categories and which are not exempt (in law) from paying pier and harbour charges.
- No charges will apply for vessels operated by the RNLI, vessels which are involved in an emergency or which are seeking shelter due to stress of weather.
- All charges, discounts and information contained in this schedule will be reviewed on an annual basis.
- Priority for overnight berthing will be given to vessels providing the lifeline ferry services. Other overnight berthing will be accommodated whenever possible.
- The duration of a ‘call’ is defined as a period of 4 days or part thereof. Any vessel remaining alongside after this period will be charged the initial charge for each subsequent 4 day period or part thereof.
- Where vessels are not covered by any of the composite charges shown, the owner/operator of the vessel will be responsible for the payment of both the pier and berthing dues for the vessel i.e. one combined charge (pier dues plus berthing dues) will be raised per vessel visit.
- Vessels which are owned and/or operated by registered charities will receive a 40% discount on the published rates when the following conditions will apply:
• Schedule of calls (i.e. a timetable) is agreed with CMAL prior to the commencement of that schedule; and
• CMAL’s standard terms and conditions for Harbour Use are adhered to.
