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Westport Marina Moorage Rates Increase July 1

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Westport Marina will implement a three-year phase-in of moorage rate increases starting July 1, 2026. The new rate begins at $4. 44 per foot per month including tax, with separate rates for working and recreational vessels. Working vessels must now provide proof of classification as commercial fishing, charter, or support vessels.

The tariff updates also include a $250 cancellation reinstatement fee (up from $100), revised transient rates, and a new Working Vessel Relief Rate. Marina officials remind customers that dock clean-up is required, with items left in violation subject to removal. The marina will also complete maintenance projects during summer peak season, requiring some vessel relocations.

📄 Source: Local Government — https://portofgraysharbor.com/news/moorage-list-Tkzof-ehysm-j3mt2-e3mfz-9eb58-y52j2-lrrxf-rpzgy
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    Westport Marina will implement a three-year phase-in of moorage rate increases starting July 1, 2026“Beginning July 1, 2026, moorage rates will increase through a planned three-year phase-in starting from $4.44 per foot per month (including tax), with distinct rates for working and recreational vessels.”
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    The new rate begins at $4.44 per foot per month including tax“Beginning July 1, 2026, moorage rates will increase through a planned three-year phase-in starting from $4.44 per foot per month (including tax), with distinct rates for working and recreational vessels.”
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    Separate rates are provided for working and recreational vessels“Beginning July 1, 2026, moorage rates will increase through a planned three-year phase-in starting from $4.44 per foot per month (including tax), with distinct rates for working and recreational vessels.”
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    Working vessels must now provide proof of classification as commercial fishing, charter, or support vessels“Now, all working vessels must provide proof of classification—whether commercial fishing, charter (traditional or 6-pack), or support vessel.”
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    The tariff updates include a $250 cancellation reinstatement fee“The moorage cancellation reinstatement fee has increased from $100 to $250, and subleasing language has been simplified for clarity.”
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    The cancellation reinstatement fee is up from $100“The moorage cancellation reinstatement fee has increased from $100 to $250, and subleasing language has been simplified for clarity.”
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    The tariff updates include revised transient rates“Updates also include revised transient moorage rates, waitlist and placement policies, and a new Working Vessel Relief Rate for eligible applicants.”
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    The tariff updates include a new Working Vessel Relief Rate“Updates also include revised transient moorage rates, waitlist and placement policies, and a new Working Vessel Relief Rate for eligible applicants.”
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    Marina officials remind customers that dock clean-up is required“Dock Clean-Up Reminder It’s dock clean-up time! Only dock steps, hoses, and mooring lines are allowed in your stall; all other items must be removed. Gear, totes, chairs, tables, and any miscellaneous extras create safety hazards, impede access for other users, and interfere with marina operations. Items left in violation of these rules will be tagged and subject to removal . Any removed items can be retrieved by contacting the Marina Office. Help us keep docks safe, clear, and accessible for everyone by taking care of your space right away. To review what is allowed on the docks, visit the Westport Marina Tariff HERE.”
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    Items left in violation are subject to removal“Items left in violation of these rules will be tagged and subject to removal . Any removed items can be retrieved by contacting the Marina Office.”
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    The marina will complete maintenance projects during summer peak season“While summer is peak season for moorage, it is also a critical time for completing maintenance and improvement projects throughout the marina. These projects ensure long-term safety, reliability, and usability of our facilities.”
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    Some vessel relocations are required due to maintenance projects“Your cooperation allows us to complete work efficiently and minimize disruption during a very busy time. These improvements benefit everyone who uses the marina. Thank you for your continued support.”

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