General

I. GENERAL A. Rules

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RULE:  34-136
ISSUED:  May 01, 2011 EFFECTIVE:  June 01, 2011
SUBJECT:  USE OF AUTOMATED SYSTEMS
Any ocean carrier calling at Authority operated terminals on a regular basis, and which has a contractual agreement with the Authority agrees that it and its contractors will use the Authority's automated systems during the entirety of the contractual term. Systems' processes include those for all interchanged activities and reporting; terminal planning, operations and reporting; container frieght station (CFS) planning, operations and reporting; as well as any additional automated services inclusive in the processes and operations of the Authority. The Authority reserves the right to require industry standard electronic data interchange (EDI) practices to be used by the ocean carrier and its contractors for data exchange.

If the Authority discovers its systems are being manipulated by any ocean carrier or its contractors to avoid legitimate charges assessed by the Authority, the offending carrier will be invoiced a penalty of $250.00 per container involved in such manipulation

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I. GENERAL B. Definitions

SUBJECTRULE #
DEFINITIONS 34-160
ABBREVIATIONS & REFERENCE MARKS 34-165
METRIC CONVERSION TABLE 34-170

I. GENERAL C. Charges

SUBJECTRULE #
DOCKAGE CHARGES 34-175
FRESH WATER 34-177
MINIMUM CHARGES 34-180
PASSENGERS EMBARKING OR DEBARKING 34-185
TERMINAL SECURITY SURCHARGE 34-189
U.S. MILITARY DEPLOYMENTS OR EXERCISES 34-190
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