Great to see members in the Yard and a few tarps coming off. As you work around your boats, please ensure that your ladders are locked to your cradle or trailer while not in use.
Locking the ladders is a simple measure to help deter theft – of the ladders themselves – and also a deterrent for anyone using your ladder to “visit” other boats. Please help keep everyone – and everything – safe.
The next Crane Familiarization Sessions will be Wednesday, May 11th at 7:00 p.m. Please sign up for these on the sign-up sheets in the crane booking binder.
Now that we are well into the boating and sailing season, the Service Docks are an important shared resource for all members. As gentle reminder, the rules of the road for use of our Service Docks are found here: Service Docks Rules of the Road.
The Wall Dock, the Service Docks and the inner part of W2 are no longer attached. Various ropes, planks, etc, are attached to the wall and dock which could be hazardous walking on the docks. Please do not leave boats unattended at the service docks or W1 until further notice.
Yes, yes, I know. There is still snow on the ground and most of the Ottawa River is still frozen. That’s precisely why I’m posting this…
Water in the yard has been restored! Water is available at the docks, at water bottle refill stations and the STC washrooms are open and operational.
The Harbour is now “completely” open with the Dinghy Docks in place.