Post by Deleted on Dec 20, 2018 8:42:42 GMT
I'm currently in a dispute with CRT about their mooring t&c.
Basically what happened is one of the boats left our residential mooring (3 vessels in a line) so I moved to their spot which is the correct mooring for my address which I pay individual council tax for.
Mooring manager now claims the new occupant who bid at auction must use this space and I must move onto no.2 despite my physical address being no.3. They reckon their t&c override local authority planning.
I've been told if I don't move back to the previous spot (middle of the 3) my mooring agreement will be terminated.
What bothers me is if I am in the no.2 mooring spot but my address is no.3 and the person with no.2 address is a drug dealer the police will turn up and knock my door down not his.
Its a silly situation because the t&c say berths are not allocated. However on a residential mooring with fixed berth sizes they have to be allocated otherwise it doesn't work properly and you get problems.
Previously I bid on the no.3 mooring which is what I pay council tax for and is my address but an existing occupier moved onto it before I arrived - with permission from CRT. I challenged it and mooring manager (who has now left) said she was happy with it. Then that boat left. Because I did not ask permission to move onto what is the correct spot for my boat I have breached t&c.
Stupid situation because my boat is now on the correct mooring according to the original planning and all the moorings are the same size you pay the same rate regardless of vessel size. Fixed berths.
The non allocation is for when you have loads of boats of different sizes on a linear mooring who are all paying by length of boat.
I really think the "mooring manager" might pull the trigger and terminate my agreement.
Not sure what to do but it needs challenging.
Basically what happened is one of the boats left our residential mooring (3 vessels in a line) so I moved to their spot which is the correct mooring for my address which I pay individual council tax for.
Mooring manager now claims the new occupant who bid at auction must use this space and I must move onto no.2 despite my physical address being no.3. They reckon their t&c override local authority planning.
I've been told if I don't move back to the previous spot (middle of the 3) my mooring agreement will be terminated.
What bothers me is if I am in the no.2 mooring spot but my address is no.3 and the person with no.2 address is a drug dealer the police will turn up and knock my door down not his.
Its a silly situation because the t&c say berths are not allocated. However on a residential mooring with fixed berth sizes they have to be allocated otherwise it doesn't work properly and you get problems.
Previously I bid on the no.3 mooring which is what I pay council tax for and is my address but an existing occupier moved onto it before I arrived - with permission from CRT. I challenged it and mooring manager (who has now left) said she was happy with it. Then that boat left. Because I did not ask permission to move onto what is the correct spot for my boat I have breached t&c.
Stupid situation because my boat is now on the correct mooring according to the original planning and all the moorings are the same size you pay the same rate regardless of vessel size. Fixed berths.
The non allocation is for when you have loads of boats of different sizes on a linear mooring who are all paying by length of boat.
I really think the "mooring manager" might pull the trigger and terminate my agreement.
Not sure what to do but it needs challenging.