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Port Wardens Tariff (SOR/79-154) - Canada Shipping Regulations. (ID: 9613)
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This Tariff may be cited as the Port Wardens Tariff. Interpretation 2. In this Tariff, "Act" means the Canada Shipping Act. Application 3. This Tariff applies to every harbour in Canada for which a port warden has been appointed under the Act. Fees 4. The master or owner of a ship in respect of which a port warden has performed a service described in column I of an item of the schedule shall pay to the port warden the fee set out in column II of that item. Duplication of Services 5. Where a certificate of readiness to load is issued pursuant to subsection 614(2) of the Act at a port of call for a chamber or compartment in a ship, and the fee therefor as set out in the schedule is paid but cargo is not loaded at that port, the fee shall not be payable in respect of that chamber or compartment at the port where the cargo is loaded. Tonnage 6. For the purpose of the fees set out in the schedule, tonnage of lumber, logs, pitprops and pulpwood shall be computed on the basis that (a) 1,000 feet, boardmeasure, equal one and one-half tonnes; and (b) 1 fathom equals four tonnes. SCHEDULE (s. 4) TARIFF OF FEES Column I Column II Item Description of Service Rate ($) Damage Surveys 1. Survey of the opening of the hatches of any ship, per visit 135.00 2. Memorandum relating to the condition of the hatches opened in the presence of the port warden 88.00 3. Examination of the condition and stowage of cargo on board any ship, pursuant to section 533 of the Act, or examination of any merchandise, vessel, material, produce or other property, pursuant to section 536 of the Act: (a) per tonne examined or surveyed 0.069 (b) minimum fee payable 135.00 (c) maximum fee payable 957.00 4. Original memorandum relating to an inquiry, examination and ascertainment of the cause of damage to goods, made pursuant to section 533 of the Act, or relating to any merchandise, vessel, material, produce or other property, made pursuant to section 536 of the Act 88.00 Disputes 5. Hearing and arbitration on any difficulty or matter in dispute, pursuant to section 549 of the Act, per hour or part thereof 45.00 Grain Surveys 6. Survey of the condition of any ship before the loading of cargo and any statement made in respect thereof, pursuant to subsection 538(1) of the Act, per visit 135.00 7. Survey of one or more chambers or compartments in any ship, and issuance of a certificate of readiness to load with respect thereto, pursuant to subsection 538(2) of the Act, per visit 135.00 8. Examination at a port of the state of fitness of a ship that has been laden with grain at that port, and issuance of a certificate of fitness to proceed to sea, pursuant to section 543 of the Act: (a) per tonne loaded 0.069 (b) minimum fee payable 233.00 (c) maximum fee payable 957.00 9. Examination at a port of the state of fitness of a ship, where the ship has not been laden with bulk grain at that port but is carrying a cargo of bulk grain that was loaded at another port and subsequently overstowed with other cargo, and issuance of a certificate of fitness to proceed to sea, pursuant to section 543 of the Act 233.00 10. Examination at a port of the state of fitness of a ship in transit that has at another port been laden with grain, examined as to its state of fitness and issued a certificate, and issuance of a further certificate of fitness to proceed to sea, pursuant to section 543 of the Act 135.00 11. For a survey or examination described in item 6, 7 or 8 of a tanker loading grain or a bulk carrier loading grain in wing tanks, in addition to the fee set out in item 6, 7 or 8, per tank surveyed 40.00 Timber Deck Cargo Surveys 12. Supervision of the loading of a timber deck cargo, pursuant to section 539 of the Act: (a) per tonne loaded 0.069 (b) minimum fee payable 135.00 (c) maximum fee payable 957.00 12.1 Issuance of a certificate in relation to timber deck cargoes, pursuant to section 539 of the Act 135.00 13. Examination at a port of the state of fitness of a ship that has been laden with a timber deck cargo at that port, and issuance of a certificate of fitness to proceed to sea, pursuant to section 543 of the Act, per visit 233.00 14. Examination at a port of the state of fitness of a ship in transit that has at another port been laden with a timber deck cargo, examined as to its state of fitness and issued a certificate, and issuance of a further certificate of fitness to proceed to sea, pursuant to section 543 of the Act, per visit 135.00 Concentrate Surveys 15. Survey of the stowage of concentrates on board a ship, pursuant to section 540 of the Act, (a) per tonne loaded 0.069 (b) minimum fee payable 233.00 (c) maximum fee payable 957.00 15.1 Certificate of approval of the stowage of concentrates on board a ship, pursuant to section 540 of the Act 135.00 16. Examination at a port of the state of fitness of a ship that has been laden with concentrates at that port, and issuance of a certificate of fitness to proceed to sea, pursuant to section 543 of the Act, per visit 135.00 17. Examination at a port of the state of fitness of a ship in transit that has at another port been laden with concentrates, examined as to its state of fitness and issued a certificate, and issuance of a further certificate of fitness to proceed to sea, pursuant to section 543 of the Act, per visit 135.00 Dunnage and Separations 18. Determination of necessary dunnage and separations between cargoes or part cargoes, and issuance of a certificate with respect thereto, pursuant to section 542 of the Act, per hold 51.00 19. Examination of the amount of cargo carried by a ship, pursuant to paragraph 372(a) of the Act, or inspection of a ship to determine the existence of overloading or improper loading, pursuant to subsection 392(2) of the Act 88.00 General 20. For certificates in writing, under the hand of the port warden, of any matters of record in the port warden's office, per certificate 40.00 21. For copies of any records or entries in the port warden's books or documents filed in the port warden's office, per copy 15.00 Additional Fees 22. Surveys, inspections or examinations, between 5:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m., Monday to Friday other than on a holiday, in addition to any other prescribed fee, (a) per hour or part of an hour, including travelling time (b) minimum fee payable 70.00 140.00 23. Surveys, inspections or examinations, Saturdays or holidays, in addition to any other prescribed fee, (a) per hour or part of an hour, including travelling time (b) minimum fee payable 70.00 210.00 24. Surveys, inspections or examinations, Sundays, in addition to any other prescribed fee, (a) per hour or part of an hour, including travelling time (b) minimum fee payable 99.00 297.00 25. For any service rendered at a place more than 16 km from the port warden's office, or at a vessel at anchorage, between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday to Friday other than on a holiday, for each part of an hour engaged in travel, in addition to any other prescribed fee 45.00 26. When required to proceed to a place more than 16 km from the port warden's office Total of all actual travel, lodging and meal expenditure s Established by SOR/79-154 12 February, 1984 pursuant to sections 627 and 633 of the Canada Shipping Act. amended by SOR/83-291 31 March, 1983 pursuant to section 633 of the Canada Shipping Act, effective April 1, 1983 The Schedule. SOR/84-605 25 July, 1984 pursuant to section 633 of the Canada Shipping Act Section 3; and the Schedule. SOR/85-1025 25 October, 1985 pursuant to subsection 633(2) of the Canada Shipping Act The Schedule. PLEASE NOTE THAT THE CANADA SHIPPING ACT IS NOW CHAPTER S-9 OF THE REVISED STATUTES OF CANADA, 1985. SOR/94-344 5 May, 1994 pursuant to subsections 408(4) and 529(1) of the Canada Shipping Act, effective June 1, 1994. The Schedule. SOR/95-273 6 June, 1995 pursuant to subsections 408(4) and 529(1) of the Canada Shipping Act, effective July 1, 1995. Items 1 to 21 in column II of the Schedule; the heading preceding item 22; and items 22 to 25 in the Schedule. SOR/97-487 30 October, 1997 pursuant to subsections 408(4) and 529(1) of the Canada Shipping Act, in force on December 1, 1997. Column II of item 6 of the Schedule; column II of item 11 of the Schedule; item 12.1 is added to the Schedule; item 15 of the Schedule; and item 15.1 is added to the Schedule. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Last updated: 2003-04-01 Important Notices Transport Canada Pacific Region Prairie & Northern Region Ontario Region Quebec Region Atlantic Region About us Our offices Organization and senior management Departmental publications Programs and services Acts Regulations Media room e-news News releases Reference centre Speeches and statements Media contacts Hot news Events Environment Environmental protection Sustainable development Climate change Emergencies Emergencies and crises Emergency preparedness Security Transport of dangerous goods Air Our offices Passengers Pilots Flight instructors Maintenance technicians Commercial airlines Security Transport of dangerous goods Marine Our offices Small commercial vessels Large commercial vessels Pleasure craft Marine security Marine infrastructure Transport of dangerous goods Rail Our offices Safety at railway crossings Rail infrastructure Transport of dangerous goods Road Our offices Child safety Information for Drivers Infrastructure Motor carriers Road safety Transport of dangerous goods Major issues Enhancing transportation security Straight Ahead: Vision Strategic Highway Infrastructure Program TC Government On-line Government of Canada Initiatives Port Wardens Tariff (SOR/79-154) - Canada Shipping Regulations.