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Mooring Fees

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Mooring Fees

Waterways committee reviews proposed 2027 mooring permit increases, schedules Oct. 6 workshop

The Town of Barnstable Waterways Committee reviewed proposed 2027 mooring fee increases and related permit changes, asked for more detail on commercial moorings and wait‑list pricing, and directed staff to present the full proposal at an Oct. 6 public workshop before referral to the town manager.

BarnstableSep 23, 2026

Harbor master proposes modest mooring fee increases; committee backs recommendation

BarnstableOct 7, 2026

Board approves revision of Greenwich mooring fees, schedules public hearing Oct. 19

GreenwichOct 9, 2026

Harbor commission approves 2027 mooring fees, will notify permit holders

EssexAug 27, 2026

Resident urges committee to capture more revenue from commercial moorings; officials flag limits and enforcement gaps

Shelter IslandJun 16, 2026

Fees And Fines

Council amends mooring fee schedule: resident increase reversed, nonresident rates raised

After debate and amendments, the council passed an ordinance changing private mooring permit fees: resident rate set at $0.63 per required mooring pound (minimum $157.50); nonresident rate set at $1.46 per pound (minimum $400). The change is revenue‑neutral and shifts costs toward nonresidents.

NewportJul 23, 2025