Selkirk Marine Railway Dry Dock Regulations, 1989 (SOR/89-331)
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Regulations are current to 2024-11-26
SCHEDULE I(Section 2)Application for the Use of the Marine Railway Dry Dock at Selkirk, Manitoba
- Department of Public Works and Government Services
- Selkirk, Manitoba
- I (We), the undersigned, hereby make application for the vessel described below to be dry-docked in the Dry Dock, for the purpose and time stated, on the day of , 19
- Name of Vessel
- Port of Registry
- Owner’s Name
- Owner’s Address
- Master’s Name
- Master’s Address
- Agent’s Name
- Agent’s Address
- Gross Tonnage
- Length, Overall
- Length between Perpendiculars
- Breadth, Extreme
- Draft, Forward
- Draft, Aft
- Type of Vessel (screw, sailing, not self-propelled, etc.)
Engines: Steam, Gasoline or Oil Fuel: Coal or Oil Keel: Bar or Flat (If bar, state depth) - Rise of Floor Amidships
- Is there any explosive matter on board? (If so, describe)
- Does this vessel carry, or did it carry on its last voyage, any oil with a flash-point below 23°C?
- Is there any oil escaping from the vessel? (If so, to what extent?)
- Estimated number of days dock is required
- Purpose for which dock is required
- Special features of ship, such as the length of “cut up” forward and aft, camber of keel, if any, and underwater form (State if “usual”; if “unusual”, give particulars)
- (1)
- (Signature of Agent)
- (2)
- (Signature of Witness)
Date 19
- SOR/2003-303, ss. 6, 7(E)
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