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.
The harbour will be closed for the 2011 season on Saturday Nov 12.
We still need 5 more volunteers for Monday morning, 15 June to help move and stack the boat cradles for summer storage. Volunteers for this task should be folks who are not considered a high risk factor for COVID-19. Volunteers will need to have read and acknowledge the NSC Code of Conduct. Face masks and…
Are you interested in joining with others to help put your mast up? Masting cooperatively with others is both faster and safer. It is also a great opportunity for members to meet each other and work together like a Club!
The yard is now open to foot traffic only during daylight hours. You may access the yard via the pedestrian gate at the main entrance and not through the club as there is still water and the sand bag wall blocking access.
You’ve done a great job getting your boats ready and launched! Many thanks for the hard work and also to the Service Providers for floating that many hulls. We were able to open the Sailing School and Dry Sail Park more or less on time so, thank you.
The inner sections of each Dinghy Dock took flight on Friday afternoon, landing in a nearby parking lot.