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The Clydeport Operations Limited (Greenock Ocean Terminal Cruise Berth) Harbour Revision Order 2018
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3.—(1) Subject to the provisions of this Order, the Company may in the lines and situations and upon the lands delineated on the deposited plans and sections and within the limits of deviation shown on them and according to the levels shown, construct, operate and maintain in the port the following works along with all necessary works and conveniences connected with them—
Work No. 1 — Dredging works in front of the existing quay wall to provide the required water depth of up to 11 metres below Chart Datum, as shown hatched black on Drawing No. 185055/SK03 of the deposited plans and sections.
Work No. 2A — The construction of mono piles set into the river bed, commencing at a point at NS27932, 76894 proceeding in a south-easterly direction, terminating at a point at NS28039, 76725 as shown coloured red on Drawing No. 185055/SK04 of the deposited plans and sections.
Work No. 2B — The construction of a floating pontoon connected to mono piles, commencing at a point at NS27929, 76891, proceeding in a south-easterly direction, terminating at a point at NS28035, 76725 as shown coloured green on Drawing No. 185055/SK05 of the deposited plans and sections.
Work No. 3 — The construction of a means of access for pedestrian and vehicular use, as shown coloured orange on Drawing No. 185005/SK06 of the deposited plans and sections, commencing at a point at NS27944, 76770 and terminating at a point at NS27986, 76797 so as to connect the new floating pontoon at Work No. 2B with Greenock Ocean Terminal quayside.
Work No. 4 — The construction of a means of access for pedestrian use, as shown coloured pink on Drawing No. 185005/SK07 of the deposited plans and sections, commencing at a point at NS27965, 76736 and terminating at a point at NS28007, 76763 so as to connect the new floating pontoon at Work No. 2B with Greenock Ocean Terminal quayside.
(2) The Company may, within the limits of deviation, reconstruct, extend, enlarge, replace or relay the works authorised by paragraph (1) and may maintain the same as reconstructed, extended, enlarged, replaced, or re-laid.
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I1Art. 3 in force at 30.11.2018, see art. 1
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