COVID-19 INFORMATION & POLICY AT THE OYC
STEP 1 (May 16-29,2020)
The health and safety of our members is our utmost concern. The goal is to do everything in our power to have the OYC be a place you can come and spend your downtime/recharge hours at
and feel safe about it.
With that in mind, the board of directors have spent hours trying to assess how to meet that goal.
We have attended webinars, participated in workshops, had countless meeting on the subject.
With help from local agencies and directives from the State of New York and the CDC, this is the plan we came up with
for OYC Step 1. Just like our region, our state and our country, we will phase in as many areas as possible
as we follow the rules and regulations mandated to us.
FACE COVERING & SOCIAL DISTANCING
Governor Cuomo has issued Executive Order requiring all people in New York to wear face masks
or face coverings in public and maintain 6-foot distance from others in public. (Issued May 11, 2020)
RESTROOMS
* Will be cleaned and sanitized on a daily basis.
* Spray bottles of disinfectant and towels will be available for use in each restroom, PLEASE use it.
* Wipe down any touched surfaces (flush handles, faucets, door knobs toilet seats) with the spray .
* The locker rooms and showers must be closed until further notice.
Water in showers will be turned off until regulations change.
CLUBHOUSE
Until we reach Step 3-4 Regulations in June, the clubhouse must remain closed.
We will let you know when we are given the green light to open with reduced capacity.
PICNIC TABLES & LAWN CHAIRS
Tables will be place at a safe distance of 6 feet apart. Once tables are pleased they should not be moved.
Outdoor tables and chairs are not required to be wiped down,
but touch points should be whenever possible after use.
SOCIAL ENTERTAINMENT
All scheduled JUNE 2020 activities and entertainment
that will draw a large group gathering will have to be cancelled.
This includes Happy Hours, Game Day and the Annual Kick-Off-the-Season party
which was previously scheduled for June 20.
Updates will be provided as the situation changes.
SWIM & PLAYGROUND AREA
w We will not be able to open the playground or swim area in June.
Lifeguards need to complete a CPR class, but they are currently not being offered.
The OYC Swim Directors are working with the
Department of Health to explore our options.
The playground falls under regulations for NY State Phase 4.
KITCHEN SNACK BAR & CHITS
* The Snack Bar was not scheduled to open until June 20.
At this time we are still evaluating the situation
to see how we can best serve out members.
Details will be announced at a later date.
*Dates and policies are subject to revision in the changing world of COVID-19.
Any changes or updates will be communicated in a timely manner
to members via OYC website, emails, Member’s Only Facebook and on-site bulletin boards.
STEP 1 (May 16-29,2020)
The health and safety of our members is our utmost concern. The goal is to do everything in our power to have the OYC be a place you can come and spend your downtime/recharge hours at
and feel safe about it.
With that in mind, the board of directors have spent hours trying to assess how to meet that goal.
We have attended webinars, participated in workshops, had countless meeting on the subject.
With help from local agencies and directives from the State of New York and the CDC, this is the plan we came up with
for OYC Step 1. Just like our region, our state and our country, we will phase in as many areas as possible
as we follow the rules and regulations mandated to us.
FACE COVERING & SOCIAL DISTANCING
Governor Cuomo has issued Executive Order requiring all people in New York to wear face masks
or face coverings in public and maintain 6-foot distance from others in public. (Issued May 11, 2020)
RESTROOMS
* Will be cleaned and sanitized on a daily basis.
* Spray bottles of disinfectant and towels will be available for use in each restroom, PLEASE use it.
* Wipe down any touched surfaces (flush handles, faucets, door knobs toilet seats) with the spray .
* The locker rooms and showers must be closed until further notice.
Water in showers will be turned off until regulations change.
CLUBHOUSE
Until we reach Step 3-4 Regulations in June, the clubhouse must remain closed.
We will let you know when we are given the green light to open with reduced capacity.
PICNIC TABLES & LAWN CHAIRS
Tables will be place at a safe distance of 6 feet apart. Once tables are pleased they should not be moved.
Outdoor tables and chairs are not required to be wiped down,
but touch points should be whenever possible after use.
SOCIAL ENTERTAINMENT
All scheduled JUNE 2020 activities and entertainment
that will draw a large group gathering will have to be cancelled.
This includes Happy Hours, Game Day and the Annual Kick-Off-the-Season party
which was previously scheduled for June 20.
Updates will be provided as the situation changes.
SWIM & PLAYGROUND AREA
w We will not be able to open the playground or swim area in June.
Lifeguards need to complete a CPR class, but they are currently not being offered.
The OYC Swim Directors are working with the
Department of Health to explore our options.
The playground falls under regulations for NY State Phase 4.
KITCHEN SNACK BAR & CHITS
* The Snack Bar was not scheduled to open until June 20.
At this time we are still evaluating the situation
to see how we can best serve out members.
Details will be announced at a later date.
*Dates and policies are subject to revision in the changing world of COVID-19.
Any changes or updates will be communicated in a timely manner
to members via OYC website, emails, Member’s Only Facebook and on-site bulletin boards.
Owasco Yacht Club Member Information
The Owasco Yacht Club , Inc. was incorporated in 1926 as a nonprofit membership corporation. The Club can own property, collect and disburse money, and conduct any other business pertinent to its operation as provided for in the Constitution and Rules.
The administration of the Club is conducted by the Board of Directors and the five officers of the Club, i.e. Commodore, Commodore-Elect, Treasurer, Secretary, and the Immediate Past Commodore.
The Board of Directors has the power to transact business and make or change rules except for the following items which require the approval of the majority of the membership:
The administration of the Club is conducted by the Board of Directors and the five officers of the Club, i.e. Commodore, Commodore-Elect, Treasurer, Secretary, and the Immediate Past Commodore.
The Board of Directors has the power to transact business and make or change rules except for the following items which require the approval of the majority of the membership:
- Buy or sell real estate for the Club
- Increase the Club's indebtedness
- Change the annual dues
The Club is a limited membership organization. The Board of Directors has the sole authority to accept new members and may fix quotas for membership.
The Club owns approximately 9 acres of lake property with 630 feet of lake frontage. The maintenance of this property and the administration of the Club activities is the direct responsibility of the Board of Directors. To accomplish this job, the Club expects the help and cooperation of all the members.
The Club owns approximately 9 acres of lake property with 630 feet of lake frontage. The maintenance of this property and the administration of the Club activities is the direct responsibility of the Board of Directors. To accomplish this job, the Club expects the help and cooperation of all the members.