Legislative part

The beneficiary of such an authorisation may be entitled to charge users a fee for services rendered.

Breaches of the mooring regulations are recorded by officers and agents of the judicial police and by State officials and agents authorised to record breaches of the seaport regulations, the navigation regulations and the regulations governing the conservation of the public maritime and river domain. Where the beneficiary of the authorisation is a local authority, they may also be recorded by civil servants and agents of these authorities, sworn in…

The rules relating to temporary occupation authorisations that may be granted for the development, organisation and management of anchorage areas and light facilities on the public river domain are set out in article L. 2124-14 of the General Code of Public Ownership. The provisions of articles L. 341-9 and L. 341-10 apply to anchorages and light facilities built on the public river domain even when they are not located in…

Harbour dues and other fees collected in marinas may be allocated to the development and operation of anchorages or isolated facilities for the reception and practice of pleasure boating within their pleasure boating basin.

The conditions for the application of articles L. 341-8 to L. 341-12 are set by decree in the Conseil d’Etat. In particular, this decree defines the general rules governing the policing and operation of these anchorages.

In order to protect public health and the aquatic environment, pleasure craft equipped with toilets and built after 1st January 2008, which access sea and river ports as well as mooring and light equipment areas, must be equipped with facilities for either storing or treating the waste water from these toilets. These provisions also apply to floating establishments open to the public, built after 1st January 2008 and stationed on…