After several revisions to them, several to leases between the city and entities leasing the space at the city docks could be approved by the Washington City Council during its meeting Monday.

In August, tasked city staff with, once again, reworking leases to incorporate suggested changes. That decision came after a motion to approve the leases, already modified, failed. Council members William Pitt and Richard Brooks voted for approval, but council members Larry Beeman, Virginia Finnerty and Doug Mercer voted against approval.

The leases involve the Little Washington Sailing School, North Carolina Estuarium, Seatow IBX and the RV/Stanley Riggs, a research vessel. The proposed leases, each for a one-year period, going before the council spell out responsibilities of the city and each of the four entities.

Under the updated agreements, the sailing school would continue to pay an annual $1 fee to use the entire Dock J. The proposed agreement allows the sailing school to attach two 20-foot-by-40-foot floating docks to Dock F by using mooring lines and pilings. The sailing school uses 14-foot long, center console Avon sailboats.

One of the updated leases waives the $238 monthly rental fee for the RV/Stanley Riggs, a research vessel owned by East Carolina University and sometimes docked on the city’s waterfront.

The $182 monthly rent for the North Carolina Estuarium to use city docking space for its River Roving vessel would be waived under the latest lease proposal concerning the Estuarium. The vessel may not be refueled at the waterfront docks without the prior consent of the city and approval of the city fire marshal. If such refueling is allowed, the boat owner must submit a spill prevention and containment plan to the city prior to the refueling and receive approval from the city.

As for Seatow IBX, one of the proposed leases assigns slip No. 1 at Dock F to the Sea Tow IBX vessel. For providing services to the city docks, Seatow IBX is exempt from paying $182 monthly rent to the city. If Seatow IBX does not provide the specified services, the city may relocate its vessel to another boat slip.

Under the proposed agreement, Seatow IBX would remove debris from the waterfront docks within a reasonable time after receiving such a request from the city or after becoming aware of the need for such removal, and provide reasonable assistance (upon request by the city) to vessels with which the city has existing docking agreements.

The refueling clause that applies to the Estuarium’s River Roving vessel applies to the RV/Stanley Riggs and the Seatow IBX vessel.

The council meets at 5:30 p.m. Monday in the Council Chambers in the Municipal Building, 102 E. Second St. To view the council’s agenda for a specific meeting, visit the city’s web­site at www.washingtonnc.gov, click “City Agendas.” Locate the appropriate agenda (by date) under the “Washington City Council” heading, then click on that specific agenda listing.