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.
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…
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.
I’m very happy to report that the yard and harbour have reopened for business with the exception of W dock, the service docks and docks immediately in front of the club house which remain closed until further notice.
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.
Unfortunately, due to continued high water levels, the club launch has been re-scheduled to May 20, 2017. The docks and yard continue to be closed until further notice.
Due to high water levels and safety concerns the yard and all docks are closed until further notice.