Ligplaatsgebruik
Ligplaatsgebruik is a Dutch term referring to the usage of berths or mooring spaces in a marina or harbour. In the Netherlands, where the term originates, ligplaatsen are designated areas of a harbour or dock where boats can be moored. The use and allocation of these berths vary depending on the specific marina or harbour regulations.
In general, ligplaatsgebruik involves the ownership or leasing of a designated berth, which includes the rights
There are several types of ligplaatsgebruik, including permanent and temporary berths. Permanent berths are typically owned
Ligplaatsgebruik can have implications for local governments, marina operators, and boaters. Harbour authorities must manage demand