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Topics / Date updated 2007 Holiday Office Schedule - December 23, 2007

Goose Solution May 5, 2004

    Seattle Covered Moorage Issues: Sprinklers - Draft Curtains - Heat Vents? April 18, 2005
Marina Outdoor Storage November 17, 2004
Web Site Improvements May 1, 2004  
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NOTHING IS AS CONSTANT AS CHANGE
What's new?

Holiday Office Schedule:

Our regular office hours will be modified for the celebration of Christmas and the 2008 New Year. Office will be closed early at 12:00 Noon on December 24th, December 30th, and December 31st. Office will be closed on December 25th and January 1st.

Please make arrangements with the office if you require access to the storage yard during those hours the office will be closed.

In the event of an emergency, contact: 911, Charles Draper cell # 206.793.7877, Home- 206.932.6846, Leslie Campbell cell: 206.793.7881.

Welcome Elizabeth Keith

You will see a new face around the Marina.

Elizabeth Keith will be in the office as well as doing different jobs around the marina while she attends college. You may see her re-securing boats, painting or what ever needs to be done. We welcome her to Salmon Bay Marina.


City of Seattle Covered Moorage Requirements:

We are still battling Emperor Nichols and his Court Jesters.
The City of Seattle Mayor and City Council are still requiring us to fulfill their new laws concerning heat vents, draft curtains and new standpipes. Lord Nelson (Fire Chief Nelson) and the City of Seattle's Court Jesters (City Council) have overruled any "grandfather clause" that we attempted to request. A marina across from us on the north side of the Lake Washington Ship Canal retained a design company to evaluate the costs for new code conformance. That marina has 25 covered slips and ours has 101 covered slips. The evaluation resulted in an estimate at $500,000 to conform. Our conformance has been estimated to be $2,500,000 to follow how the City thinks the fire code should be intrupted. We have been in contact with the Emperors fire department and engineering staff and presented what we think conforms to their code. Hopefully having our new shop will allow us to do a portion of the required improvements in-house. This may keep the costs down.

Earlier we indicated that a new moorage agreement would be necessary when the implementation of Emperor Nichols laws begins. We have postponed completing and sending the revised agreement until all of the City requirements are clarified. The clarifications should reduce confusion between the Marina, the City of Seattle, and our marina tenants.

Electrical + Telephone + Cable.

So far we have the electrical portion to the slips complete. All tenants who had the 20-amp power now have either 30-amp or 50-amp power. We are still waiting for the Cable Company to bring in the cable to our marina. When they do that, we will be able to pull both cable + telephone lines simultaneously.

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Goose Solution: Every year until this year (we hope), the Canadian Geese took over the waters between our piers. They tend to sleep and sun themselves on our docks leaving unsightly gooey deposits behind. We are now using his S.S. Minnow to herd the feathery flocks away from our docks. The boat, the S.S. Minnow, is a radio controlled boat that he operates in the water near the geese. The geese apparently do not like the intruder. Those pesky geese skeedattle out of the area when they see the mini ship coming.

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Interview with God
We received this interview copy from a friend, and it touched our hearts.
We wanted to share it with our friends and clients. We hope it will shape your day and touch your heart as well. After entering the interview site please press "view presentation" http://www.theinterviewwithgod.com/

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Marina Improvements
Storage Area: We have added parking and storage adjacent to the marina. Fencing has been installed and the asphalt surface has been striped to delineate each storage space. Storage space is now available for RV, trailer and boat storage. We are making provisions for Kayak and row boat storage. For more information visit RV & Trailer Storage.

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One Boat per slip!
Salmon Bay Marina Moorage slip fees are based on the overall boat length or slip length. If more than one boat is floating in a slip, then the slip fee is the combined total of all boat lengths in the slip, regardless if the boats are side by side, beneath the bow, or at the stern. The marina office will be sending billing to tenants who are mooring more than one boat in their slip.

Tenders, kayaks and dinghies, etc. can be placed onboard tenants vessel to reduce slip fees. Moorage fees are not assessed for tenders stored on board that do not add to the overall length of the tenants registered boat.

We are making provisions in the new storage area for dinghies, Kayaks and tenders. For storage rates in the new area, please contact the marina office.

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The Web Site Updated Regularly
Salmon Bay Marina's Web site www.salmonbaymarina.com has added many features:

  • increase communication,
  • highlight important activities,
  • driving directions for family and friends.
  • a Reciprocal Links Page for boat oriented postings Links
  • several interesting links including boat maintenance and repair tips, boat handling tips, local tidal information etc. For information visit Links.
  • Boats for Sale - Are you in the market for a different boat? It is now easy to view our brokerage boats on line. We have several new listings. The information includes photos, specification sheets and asking price. Brokerage Boats.

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The Perfect Spot at Salmon Bay Marina
Are you anticipating the purchase of a different boat and wish to know what slips might be available? Do you have close friends at Salmon Salmon Bay Marina and desire to be near each other? Visit slip availability on our web site to see what might be possible. You can also see a slip map of the marina with slip locations displayed. Tenants can now use the slip map to show friends exactly where their slip is. Existing tenants at Salmon Bay always have priority in slip selection
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Reminders:

  • Tenant Materials on Docks and Walkways and NO-Smoking on the Docks:

    The City of Seattle Fire Department is on the warpath. Some of the issues relate to materials being stored on the docks and finger piers and smoking habits of tenants. Walkways must be kept clear. If it is not part of the dock, please remove the materials and place them onboard or in your car. Salmon Bay Marina has storage lockers for lease for nominal fees near the entry of B Dock and C Dock. If you need a storage locker please contact our office. Be aware that foreign materials left on the docks and walkways will be removed and disposed of. The Fire department requests that the dry standpipe valves on piers be maintained in the closed position. In addition tenants will no longer be allowed to smoke on the piers so please do not "light up" on the piers.

  • Pets On Leash?
    We look forward to our tenants frequently visiting their boats. To reduce potential injury or frustration, we must remind persons having pets to be sure their pet is on a leash when on marina property. This is important. Pets generally do not know when to get out of the way of humans. Children can become frightened and be pushed off the docks. Children may try to avoid a pet in the parking lot resulting in the child placing themselves in harms way. It is very important to clean up after your pet. Owners must clean up after their pets if the pet is using the parking lot or grass areas adjacent to the parking lot. Our marina staff regularly mows the grass and picks up debris. Stepping on feces and having to clean up is not fun. Tenants not following the leash rules or clean up rules may result in having their pet banned from the Marina. Please be sure your pet is on leash when away from your boat.
  • Bird Feeding
    We know it is fun to feed the ducks and geese that swim around the boats. Feeding the birds results in the birds frequenting the parking lot and dock surfaces. The birds are not potty trained and as a result do cause a mess. The mess gets on tenants shoes and is tracked onto docks and into boats. Lets try and keep the carpets in the boats clean by not encouraging the birds to stick around. Please do not feed the birds. - Thanks.

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Privacy
Salmon Bay Marina is concerned about tenant privacy. Therefore, we will not release tenant information without permission. Several tenants have expressed a desire to have their slip location and contact information available to their family and friends. We are still looking for input on developing a "Marina Tenant Roster" for those who would choose to be included. We welcome our tenant's input on this idea. Send us an e-mail with your comments at sales@salmonbaymarina.com, or stop by at the office.

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