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Moorings

The Town of Harpswell regulates moorings through the Harbor & Waterfront Ordinance, which was first enacted by Town Meeting on March 9th, 1991. In correlation with the Harbor & Waterfront Ordinance, state statutes and federal guidelines, the Harbormaster will assign moorings, whenever practicable, in those waters where individuals own the shore rights to a parcel of land, are masters or owners of a boat or vessel and are complainants, and shall locate suitable mooring privileges therefor for boats and vessels, temporarily or permanently, as the case may be, fronting their land, if so requested, but not to encroach upon the natural channel or channels established by municipal officers; provided that not more than one mooring may be assigned to any shorefront parcel of land under this privilege. Prior to January 1, 1987, persons who owned shore rights of at least 100 feet of frontage regardless of the size of the lot have mooring privileges assigned according to this section. The limitation of one mooring assigned under this privilege does not prevent the owner of a shorefront parcel from receiving additional mooring assignments under the allocation system for all other residents. 

Common Items                               

• Mooring Application                                                       

• Mooring Wait List Application                                                                                                                                                         

• Potts Town Dock Dinghy Application

Mitchell Field Overnight Parking Permit                                                                                                                                                                         

 

  Current Waiting List Status 

 

 Army Corp Swim/Lobster Float Application

• Army Corp - Rental, Guest, Service Permit Application

• Army Corp Application Instructions


2025 Harpswell Moorings

Note: It's likely not all moorings are displayed below due to the file size.