This year, NSC has provided members with oil absorbing pads for their bilges. Any member with an inboard engine can collect their absorbents from the Office. The goal of this initiative is to absorb minor fuel leaks prior to entering the harbour.
To dispose of these items, please only use the yellow bins marked Oil Absorbent Pads Only (pictured). These bins are located at the entrance/exit of our dock system.
Lock up your ladders & saw-horses to your cradle or boat or they will be rounded up.
As of 13 September, a new White Spar Buoy marker has been installed over an underwater hazard discovered within the NSC channel that has been struck by several members’ boats. Please exercise caution when transiting around this area.
Members may notice that the North and South Launch cranes have been re-assembled. Due to very high water levels, some remaining ice in the harbour and the fact that B and X docks are not yet refinished, members are asked to refrain from launching their boats until further notice. The river level is forecast to…
A big “Thank You” to Gene Bruce and all the volunteers who chipped-in to help finish the upgraded board walk and the concrete path leading to the south crane.
I’m afraid it’s that time of year when some masts will be migrating from boats to our mast racks. I wanted to remind folks