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obvious dangers to individuals and property but also because of the significant impact for the environment. The incident involving the Saga


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SUMMER REVIEW It has been another busy summer for Dart Harbour. The Dartmouth Regatta as always was a full on period for us but in a different way owing to the change in visitor profile. Overall, the number of visitors was down on previous years with a 10% fall in visitor charges (taking into account the 9 days to ensure that the bank holiday and regatta period was captured); conversely, the overall visitor numbers for August 2018 were comparable to August 2017.


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Pearl II has also kept the Harbour Master busy but happily resulted in very little damage to the yachts involved (which were all able to partake in Regatta as they had planned). The additional temporary


As far as safety is concerned, some of the trends of previous years were repeated with quite a few unlit vessels and, sadly, an increase in incidents of speeding. Some of the boat owners responsible for the more serious cases of speeding have received letters, with their first warning also being their final warning. We are committed to doing all in our power to reduce incidents of speeding not just because of the


pontoons (moved from other areas of the river) used to help with dinghy and tender berthing in Dartmouth proved to be very popular and prevented some of the problems we have seen in previous years through over- crowding. Mooring income from Annual


Berthing charges is also up in 2018, demonstrating the success of our mooring optimisation plan. As an outcome of this plan a number of visitor berths have been converted to residential berths which has helped optimize


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