> > Well, yes, I thought there would be a few hurdles to get > over but in > > the end you wouldn't be paying...right??? > > > > Ben > > > It depends. Only if you undertook the construction on land > that was definately yours. > Much ( as is the case with my offside stretch )offside bank > is owned by BW as well as the towpath side. > 10ft ( three meters ) or thereabouts. > In that case they would certainly charge you for the cost of > returning their bank ! > > Pete > www.thecanalshop.com
If BW class your single-boat arm as a Marina, then according to their Inland Marina Investment Guide you will have to pay an application fee of £800, Appraisal and Inspection fees of £1600 and maybe a Water Resources Study Fee of £2000, all +VAT. Then you have to sign a Network Access Agreement under which they will charge you 9% of the theoretical mooring fee (whether the moorings are occupied or not). David Mack
