The Maryport Harbour Revision Order 2007

Article 15

SCHEDULE 3 HARBOUR LIMITS

1.  The area referred to in Article 15(1)(b) of this Order is—

(a) so much of the area as is bounded—

(i) to the west and north by an imaginary line commencing at Point A and thence in a straight line to point B and thence in a straight line to Point C and thence in a north easterly direction to Ordnance Survey grid reference NX302993.506 NY536915.332 and thence in a south easterly direction to reference NX303161.311 NY436835.197 and thence in an east north easterly direction to reference NX303402.87 NY536850.286 and thence in a south westerly direction terminating at Point E; and

(ii) to the south and east by an imaginary line commencing at point A and thence in a straight line to Point D and thence along the northern western edge of the existing pier wall to Ordnance Survey grid reference NX302785 .4 NY536913.2 and thence in a south-easterly direction along the northern edge of the existing pier wall to the commencement of the pier at reference NX302925.9 NY536847.6 and thence along the level of high-water mark of ordinary spring tides, including all basins and docks, bays, creeks, pools and inlets as far as the tide flows, including so much of the River Ellen as is downstream from an imaginary line drawn across the river between Ordnance Survey grid references NX303382.35 NY536416.36 and NX303398.5 NY536412.6 terminating at point E; and

(b) so much of the area as does not fall within the area described in paragraph (a) lying seaward of the low-water mark of ordinary spring tides within a curve of radius 286.440 metres, with its centre at Ordnance Survey grid reference NX302785 .4 NY536913.2;

(c) so much of the area (if any) as lies to the seaward side of the straight line between points B and C and is above the low water mark of ordinary spring tides; and

(d) so much of the area lying seaward of the high-water mark of ordinary spring tides as is—

(i) within a curve of radius 93.632 metres, with its centre at Ordnance Survey grid reference NX302845.480 NY536485.326; and

(ii) within a curve of radius 138.546 metres, with its centre at Ordnance Survey grid reference NX302870.686 NY536163.713; and

(iii) bounded to the north and south by the radii of the curves mentioned in paragraphs (i) and (ii) and to the west by a line commencing on the point on the curve mentioned in paragraph (i) at reference NX302788.266 NY536411.208 thence proceeding in a south south easterly direction to reference NX302790.942 NY536387.996, and thence in a south south westerly direction to the point on the curve mentioned in paragraph (ii) at reference NX302735.703 NY536194.932.

2.—(1) In paragraph 1(a)—

• “Point A” is the point where an imaginary line drawn from Point D meets the level of low-water mark of ordinary spring tides, such line continuing in the direction taken by the southern edge of the existing pier on the southern side of the entrance to the harbour;

• “Point B” is the point where an imaginary line drawn from Point C meets the level of low-water mark ordinary spring tides, such line being parallel to the imaginary line described in the preceding paragraph;

• “Point C” is Ordnance Survey grid reference NX302989.237 NY536905.538;

• “Point D” is Ordnance Survey grid reference NX302784.400 NY536909.400 on the southern edge at the seaward end of the existing pier on the southern side of the entrance to the harbour;

• “Point E” is Ordnance Survey grid reference NX303382.500 NY536819.900 on the northern edge of the landward end of the existing pier at the north of the harbour.

(2) Points A to E are all shown on the harbour map for identification purposes.