Exercise Break Clause with Fal Fishery Cooperative
The council decided to use the break clause and work with Fal Fishery Cooperative to clear the site in the cheapest way for the Port of Truro.
Cornwall Harbours Board·2026-03-19·Agreed
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Description
Board agreed to exercise the break clause and engage with Fal Fishery Cooperative C.I.C to clear the site in the most cost‑effective manner for the Port of Truro.
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