S.I. No. 42/1988 - Harbour Rates (Dublin Harbour) Order, 1988.

1. RECEIVING RATE

Receiving at warehouse, sorting, weighing nett, sampling at time of weighing, marking, stowing and furnishing particulars of weights and of damage. This rate includes rent up to the beginning of the month following receipt of the first part of any consignment

Casks

£16.29

Cases

£10.20

Bales

£6.53

2. RENT

Casks

97p per month

Cases

53p per month

Bales

41p per month

3. UNHOUSING

Casks

£3.69

Cases

£2.61

Bales

97p

4. WEIGHING GROSS

All packages (at receipt or delivery)

75 p

All packages (at any other time)

£3.69

5. WEIGHING NETT AND/OR SAMPLING OUTSIDE RECEIVING RATE

Casks

£9.78

Cases

£5.31

6. DIVIDING

£7.28 per part

7. IN TRANSIT RATES

Receiving, weighing gross, stowing, unhousing and rent to end of week

Casks

£4.87

Cases and Bales

£2.49

Rent per week thereafter

Casks

26p

Cases and Bales

14p

MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, CIGARS, CIGARETTES — STORED UNDER BOND

Housing

Unhousing

Rent Per Week

Packages not exceeding .057 c.mtrs.

26p

26p

10p

Packages not exceeding .142 c.mtrs

49p

49p

13.2p

Packages not exceeding .34 c.mtrs.

75p

75p

26.25p

WINES AND SPIRITS

Housing

Unhousing

Rent Per Week

Pipe/Butt/Puncheon

£3.69

£3.69

£1.84

Hogshead or Barrel

£2.49

£2.49

£1.25

Quarter Cask

£1.24

£1.24

49p

Cases/Carton

37p

37p

26p

GIVEN under my Official Seal, this 16th day of March, 1988.

BRENDAN DALY,

Minister for the Marine

EXPLANATORY NOTE.

This Order authorises the Dublin Port and Docks Board to charge revised warehousing rates.

8. (a) Where small lots have to be warehoused and accounted for individually, the Board may fix minimum charges in respect of each lot, not exceeding the following:—

Housing — £312

Unhousing — £312

Rent — 49p per week or £1 97 per month

(b) In the absence of special circumstances the minimum rates shall not be applied where average rates are charged or where occasional variations occur in traffic handled at the standard rates.

Increased rates on general goods in special circumstances.

9. The Board may increase a rate chargeable in respect of general goods by an amount or amounts up to a total of 100 per cent above that rate for the handling or storing of:—

(a) Goods under bond;

(b) Packages or units weighing more than 1,500 kilos each or exceeding 1.2 metres in any dimension;

(c) Goods which cannot be piled or tiered beyond a limited height without the use of racking or other equipment;

(d) Goods for which special accommodation or special conditions of temperature or humidity are provided;

(e) Goods which for any special reason have to be set out or stored so that more space is occupied than would otherwise be required;

( f ) Goods which in the opinion of the Board are—

(i) hazardous, inflammable, objectionable or fragile,

(ii) in a dirty or mouldy condition or infested by insects,

(iii) insufficiently protected by packing or in frail or leaking packages or containers,

(iv) of a kind for which special cleaning, treatment or fumigration of warehouses is necessary before, during or after storage,

(v) of a kind which, because of their nature of condition, require to be stored apart from other goods,

(vi) inadequately or indistinctly marked;

(g) Goods of a value of more than £200 per tonne or of a kind which in the opinion of the Board require an exceptional degree of care.

(h) Goods which have to be unloaded from or loaded into cargo containers.

Cost to include overheads.

10. For the purpose of paragraphs 11 to 14 of this Part "cost" shall include the direct cost including, cost of labour, materials and supervision provided by the Board for the service supplied, together with a reasonable addition for overheads, and any special circumstances which may be involved.

Sundry services.

11. Where the Board undertakes Customs clearance, cartage forwarding and agency, furnishing stock lists or movement records, transferring, giving bond, landing or shipping, coopering or such other sundry services as are ordinarily undertaken by warehousekeepers, it may charge therefor at the rates current at the Port of Dublin for such services, and in the absence of such current rates the Board may charge the cost to the Board of providing such services.

Goods warehoused without prior notice.

12. Where goods are brought to warehouse without prior notice and have to be dropped and subsequently restowed, the cost to the Board of such restowing shall be chargeable in addition to the housing rates.

Exceptional goods.

13. Housing and unhousing of goods of exceptional size or weight or of a kind which cannot safey be handled with normal warehouse equipment shall be chargeable at cost.

Overtime

14. The Board may make such additional charges as are necessary to meet the extra cost to the Board of work required to be done or attendance provided outside the hours during which the warehouses are normally open for business or on any Saturday, Sunday, Public Holiday or Good Friday.

Units of one tonne.

15. Rates for housing, unhousing and rent set out in this Schedule are in respect of units of one tonne save where otherwise stated.

PART II

Special Provisions relating to General Goods

Special provisions subject to general provisions.

S.I. No. 42 of 1988.

HARBOUR RATES (DUBLIN HARBOUR) ORDER, 1988.

I, BRENDAN DALY, Minister for the Marine, in exercise of the powers conferred on me by

section 104

of the

Harbours Act, 1946

(No. 9 of 1946), and the Communications (Transfer of Departmental Administration and Ministerial Functions) Order, 1987 (

S.I. No. 91 of 1987

), and after due compliance with section 106 of the said

Harbours Act, 1946

, hereby order as follows