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Reserved Moorage
RESERVED MOORAGE:
There are 920 reserved stalls in the Homer Harbor leased on an annual basis from October 1 to September 30 of the next year. Estimated wait times for a reserved stall vary depending on the stall size requested, anywhere from one year up to as high as ten years.
Reserved stalls are unique to the person or entity that originally signed up on the Stall Wait List, and cannot be sold. If a boat is sold the stall will not transfer with it. The old owner may assign a different boat to the stall or cancel the reservation, and the new owner must apply for the Stall Wait List. Under very limited circumstances a reserved stall may be transferred, consult the Tariff for full details.
Mooring charges are calculated based on the greater of two numbers: length of the stall assigned or the overall length of the vessel. Consult current Moorage Rates for more information.
HOW TO RECEIVE A RESERVED STALL:
To apply for a reserved stall, a Stall Wait List application must be completed and submitted to the Port of Homer. Reserved stalls are offered to any individual, partnership, corporation or governmental agency that apply. All applicants, except government agencies, shall designate a single individual whose name shall appear on the waiting list and who will be responsible for payment of all fees. Stall Wait List offers are given once a year in the fall after Reserved Stall Renewals and Stall Swap Requests have been processed.