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Revised Jan. 2022
WATERFORD MOORING & PULLEY POLE PERMITS
2021 permits expired on December 31st and applications are now being processed for calendar year 2022.
A permit holder shall have priority rights to the same mooring, if renewed by March 31st of each calendar year.
All moorings and pulley poles are issued a 4 digit number.
You MUST contact the Harbor Master for approval prior to contracting for installation of moorings/pulley poles.
For your convenience, permit application forms are enclosed. Please be certain to provide current and
accurate information, along with your e-mail address. Complete all information and include a copy of your current
inspection and your vessel registration for the current year. Note: Both pages must be signed and returned.
NEW mooring or pulley pole applications:
$75.00
RENEWAL mooring or pulley pole applications:
$50.00
(Renewing a 2021 mooring or pulley pole permit)
Please complete the application forms and return BOTH pages, along with your check, by March 31, 2022 to:
Waterford Harbor Management Commission, C/O Waterford Police Dept. 41 Avery Lane, Waterford CT 06385
It is the responsibility of each vessel owner to have his/her mooring inspected by a qualified, approved inspector at least
once every three years. The renewal will not be approved without a current signed inspection on file.
If you have not had your mooring inspected within the past three years, please contact an approved, qualified
mooring inspector from the list below.
If you have a pulley pole it MUST be inspected every year, please contact an approved, qualified mooring inspector,
from the list below. If you would prefer to use another inspector that is not listed, you must obtain permission from the
Harbor Master, David Crocker. *Only vessels up to 16’ may use pulley poles.
If you wish to use a qualified inspector NOT on the list below, you must first contact the Waterford Harbor Master,
David Crocker at (860) 442-5994 for approval.
______________________________________________________________________________________
Gwenmor Marina
860-536-0281
______________________________________________________________________________________
H.S. Plaut Environmental Company- Harry Plaut
860-598-9579 / 860-982-7555
______________________________________________________________________________________
Jeanette T. Fisheries- Mike Theiler
860-235-5117
______________________________________________________________________________________
Kane Underwater Services LLC - Chris Kane
860-912-7221
______________________________________________________________________________________
Seaport Construction LLC- Chris Drake
860-536-5095 / 860-460-3185
______________________________________________________________________________________
Three Belles Marina- Amanda Beers
860-739-6264
After approval of your 2022 permit application, your 2022 decals will be mailed to you. The decal #2 must be affixed to
your mooring ball approximately 2 inches to the right of your permit number; the #1 decal must be affixed to your vessel.
All inspectors must use the current years’ inspection forms issued by the Waterford Harbor Management Commission
only and have prior authorization from the Waterford Harbor Master, David Crocker before installation.
If you have any questions please contact the Waterford Harbor Master, David Crocker at (860) 442-5994 or via email at
crockerd64@gmail.com.
Revised Jan. 2022
TOWN OF WATERFORD HARBOR MANAGEMENT COMMISSION
APPLICATION FOR INDIVIDUAL, NON-COMMERCIAL PULLEY POLE SYSTEM AND PERMIT
TO BE COMPLETED AND RETURNED TO THE HARBOR MANAGEMENT COMMISSION
C/O Waterford Police Department, 41 Avery Lane, Waterford, CT 06385
Applicant’s Name: _________________________________________________________________________
Residential Address: _______________________________________________________________________
Mailing Address: __________________________________________________________________________
Email Address: ___________________________________________________________________________
Telephone #: Home _____________________ Work: ___________________ Cell: _____________________
Request for permission to renew a 2022 pulley pole adjacent to my property in the ______________________.
*If the pulley pole is not on or adjacent to your property, the owner of the property is:
Name:__________________________ Address:______________________________Phone:_____________
*Written authorization from the property owner must accompany the application*
The pulley pole is located at the following coordinates: N41° _________________ W72° ________________
*Coordinates must be in proper format (IE) N41-12.345 W72-67.891
Name of Vessel: ____________________________ CT Reg. Or Documentation # ___________________
Make of Vessel: ___________________________ Type (cruiser, sail, etc.): ___________________________
Length:________ Water depth at high tide: ________Year installed : ________ Inspection date : __________
*Pulley poles must be made of stainless or galvanized steel pipe at least 2” in diameter; the landward anchor
must be at a height to achieve a clearance of at least 5 feet above mean high water; the line(s) must be strung
sufficiently taught to ensure providing at least 5 feet clearance at mean high water; line between poles can
span no more than 40 feet; the span between lines of existing pulley pole systems must be a minimum of 20
feet; any registered vessel/boat may not exceed 16 feet or engine larger than 35 HP affixed to a pulley pole
system, and no pulley pole system may be installed on or over SAV areas.
*Pulley poles will not be permitted without a current year inspection by a qualified inspector*
Permits expire on December 31st of each calendar year and are not transferable to other parties. I understand that my
dinghy/vessel must be properly registered in Connecticut or be documented with a Connecticut Certificate of Decal in
order to obtain a pulley pole.
_______________________________________
Signature of Pulley Pole Owner
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
Do not write in this space – for Harbormaster’s use only
Annual Inspection: ____________________
Permit Number Assigned:__________ Approved __________________________ Date: ______________
(Harbormaster)
Revised Jan. 2022
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT (page 2)
PLEASE SIGN AND RETURN THIS FORM
ALONG WITH YOUR APPLICATION FORM AND FEE
Calendar Year 2022
To All Mooring & Pulley Pole Permit Holders:
The final step in the mooring permit process is to issue decals which must be affixed to mooring
buoys or pulley poles. The color of the decals will change each year and will be marked with the year
and your 4 digit permit number. Upon approval of your 2022 mooring permit application, your 2022
decals will be mailed to you. The decal that begins with #1 must be affixed to your vessel and the
other decal that begins with #2 should be affixed to your mooring or pulley pole.
By signing this form, you are acknowledging the following:
• Your buoy is white with a clearly visible horizontal blue reflective band around the
circumference of the buoy, centered midway between the top of the buoy and the waterline.
• Winter Mooring Sticks MUST be removed by May 31st and replaced by conforming buoy.
• Your mooring or pulley pole permit number is identified on your mooring buoy in numbers at
least 3” in height.
• You will affix your decal to your mooring buoy or pulley pole in a clearly visible spot,
approximately 2” to the right of your 4 digit permit number.
• If you are not renewing your mooring or pulley pole permit, you are responsible for removing
your ground tackle and notifying the Waterford Harbor Management Commission.
• If your ground tackle becomes “lost”, you are responsible for hiring a certified diver to search
for the lost equipment and provide a signed statement to the Harbor Master attesting to the
details of the search. You will not receive a new mooring or pulley pole permit until such
search is performed and signed statement is received.
• Moorings or pulley poles that are not in compliance with this permit are subject to removal by
the Harbor Master, at the owner’s expense. Gear that is removed by the Harbor Master will be
retained for 6 months. The gear will be disposed of if the owner does not contact the Harbor
Master or the Harbor Management Commission within the 6 month timeframe.
If you have any questions, please contact the Harbor Master, David Crocker at (860) 442-5994 or by
email at crockerd64gmail.com.
Acknowledged by (your signature): __________________________________ Date: ___________
Printed Name: ____________________________________________________________________
Revised Jan. 2022
Introduction
EXCERPT FROM THE WATERFORD HARBOR MANAGEMENT PLAN
APPENDIX B
Minimum Mooring Tackle Specifications
Utilization of proper tackle is necessary to secure vessels adequately at their moorings. Storms, wind, waves,
tides, currents and wash must be considered when selecting appropriate mooring tackle. Each person mooring
a vessel in the Waterford Harbor Management Area is responsible for any damage to their own vessel or to any
other vessel or property that may be caused by their vessel. The Harbor Management Commission recommends
minimum standards for tackle to secure vessels adequately in the Harbor Management Area, but these standards
are advisory only, and the Town of Waterford assumes no liability for personal injury or property damage which
may result from the utilization of any mooring tackle which meet or exceed these recommendations.
The Harbor Management Commission will periodically review and update the recommended minimum standards
for mooring tackle. These recommended minimum standards will be provided to each person applying for a
mooring permit. It must be remembered, however, that no standards can ensure adequate vessel security under
all conditions, particularly severe coastal storm conditions with associated wind and wave hazards.
Minimum Recommended Standards for All Moorings
1. Mooring tackle should meet the following minimum standards:
Boat Length
Mushroom
Bottom
Top
Nylon or Dacron
(Feet)
Anchor
Chain
Chain
Line
(Pounds)
(Inches)
(Inches)
(Inches)
Under 16
75
3/8
5/16
1/2
16-19
150
3/8
5/16
1/2
20-22
200
1/2
5/16
5/8
23-25
250
1/2
5/16
5/8
26-30
300
5/8
3/8
3/4
31-35
400
5/8
3/8
3/4
36-40
500
3/4
1/2
7/8
41-50
600
3/4
1/2
1
51-65
750
1
1/2
1-1/4
1. Only “purpose built” (manufactured for the express purpose of mooring a vessel) anchors should be used
on permanent moorings.
2. The maximum length of the pennant should be two and one-half (2-1/2) times the distance from the
bow chock to the water plus the distance from the bow chock to the mooring cleat or post.
3. All pennant lines running through a chock or any other object where chafing may occur should have
adequate chafe guards.
4. The total scope of the chain should be no less than two and one-half (2-1/2) times the depth of the
water at high tide at the location of the mooring unless the Harbor Master approves a lesser length
based on a finding that special physical conditions exist which make such length unnecessary. The
bottom and top chains should each consist of approximately fifty percent (50%) of the scope.
5. All shackles, swivels and other hardware used in the mooring hook-up should be proportional in size to
the chain used.
6. All Shackles should be properly sized.
7. It is recommended that the pennant be spliced or shackled into the bitter end of the top chain below the
permanent buoy so the strain is not carried by the buoy. A second pennant and anchor meeting the
minimum specifications should be used in heavy weather.
8. The pick-up or permanent buoy should be of a type and size to be determined by the Harbor
Management Commission and should be marked in accordance with standards provided by the Harbor
Master.
9. It is recommended all chains, shackles, swivels and other appropriate hardware be American
made galvanized steel.
Revised Jan. 2022
WATERFORD HARBOR MANAGEMENT
PULLEY POLE INSPECTION FORM
TO BE COMPLETED BY AN APPROVED INSPECTOR
________________________________________________________________________________
•
All Pulley poles within Waterford waters require permits, which must be renewed annually.
•
All Pulley poles shall be inspected by an approved inspector annually.
•
New installations are not authorized until a permit has been approved by the Waterford Harbor Master.
•
Questions? Please call the Harbor Master, David Crocker at (860) 442-5994.
________________________________________________________________________________
Permit #_____________ Permittee Name: _____________________________________________
Address location: ___________________________Post(s) Material: __________________________
Height above mean high water: ____________ feet. Distance between poles: ______________feet.
Poles installed into river bed with:______________________________________________________
Size of Dinghy:_______ feet.
Large Boat Mooring Number –if applicable ______________
Special Notes: ____________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
Date of inspection: _______________Company Name:____________________________________
Inspector Name (Print): ________________________________Phone:_______________________
Inspector signature:_________________________________________________________________
SEND THIS COMPLETED FORM TO
Waterford Harbor Management Commission
c/o Waterford Police Department, 41 Avery Lane, Waterford, CT 06385
(860) 440-0548