With many thanks to Ken Pole, we now have a second water gauge situated on the south wall near the main dock entrance in addition to the one on the east wall near the south crane. The red line indicates datum. Real time water levels are also available on-line; datum is 57.9 m.
Some members have reported touching bottom in the harbour at low water levels. Please navigate with caution.
Another great NSC volunteer effort will be happening this Sunday June 10 to tidy your yard as we finalize the transformation into summer mode. If you are interested in joining the work party please contact Rick Nelson who will be very pleased to have your helping hands!
Please read on for a few friendly reminders of how to use your yard and harbour.
Spring is finally springing, club launch is set for May 5th, it’s time for the boating season to get under way! Here are some key yard/harbour dates to mark in your calendar.
Please take your old tarps home for disposal. Happily it’s that time of year when we are removing the covers from our boats and looking forward to another season. If this is the last
We have officially started one of NSC’s biggest capital renewal projects since the docks were installed. All of the wooden decking and underlying stringers must be replaced. Almost 100 volunteers helped with E dock on March 17 & 18. And we need your help with D dock on March 24 & 31. You can sign…
The next crane familiarization session will be held Saturday, September 30th, from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. at the south crane. Anyone planning on using either of the NSC standing cranes must attend a crane familiarization session. To register, please email me.
Please avoid parking in the yard. We are several weeks behind due to water levels and there is still much left to do to unpack the yard.
It’s time for the annual reminder to please be respectful of the time you take at the service docks. This spring it’s extra important to keep your visits brief as there are still many boats to launch as we are several weeks behind.