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Ralph Estrich is joined by Peter Whiting as the board directors for our waterfront. They oversee all of the boat locations on the north and south shores and in the mooring field. | |
When using the boat dock at the north end of the property, if you are going to be at the dock for any length of time, please move your boat as close to the shore as possible so that you make it easier for other boats to approach and leave the dock.
Boater, who are moored, may swim to and from thier boats. Just remember, watch for boats that are entering and leaving the area. It's a lot harder for them to see a bobbing head than for you to see an approaching boat.
Make sure that you contact Ralph or Peter if you are using your boat at the club. It has to be "registered" with the club.
The club rowboats, one at either end of the property are to be used by members going to and from their moored boats. Return them to shore as soon as you are finished using them so that they are availbale to others. The rowboat labeled "Lifeguards" is only for use by the swim area lifeguards. If you break or find broken oars, please bring it to the attention of Ralph or Peter.
Fishing is allowed off of the boat docks as long as it doesn't interfere with boats and people using the docks.
The club owns and operates the white Commitee Boats, which is used by the sailboat racers to place marker buoys and oversee races. It is not to be used for personal enjoyment, but may be used in emergency situations to rescue stranded boats.
As is the case along the entire shoreline of the club property, there is No stone throwing.
All rules for the Beach Safety Plan must be followed by everyone using this area.