Nov
14
2020
- The Port has a great haz-mat recycling program! Used oil, diesel and hydraulic fluid goes in tank near restroom; used batteries, gasoline, and antifreeze/coolant go to Hazmat Box down near Seaview Boatyard (south end)
- Garbage goes in the green waste container, all recycling goes in the yellow containers.
- Please put your donated “junk” (items you no longer need but don’t want to toss) near the dumpster and not at the gate, so more people can see them.
- Remind your guests and crew to park near the street in Guest Parking. The Port is towing all vehicles that are parked in Permit Parking that don’t have a current year permit.
- Please control your dogs (by your side or on a leash at all times) and please clean up after them! (the Seattle Leash Law is in effect on the docks, too)
- To avoid smash and grab car break-ins, do not leave items visible in your car.
- There have been prowlers on the docks and the waterways so please lock your boat, dinghy, etc and please call the Port’s cell phone, 601-4089, if you see anything/anyone suspicious.
Thank you for making this a great place to live and moor!
Nov
07
2020
DECK YOUR HULLS WITH LIGHTS SO JOLLY!
Your Shilshole Liveaboard Association is encouraging everyone to decorate their boats with lights this holiday season!
2020 has brought us many challenges, so why not get your lights up early to help spread a little cheer!
Happy Holidays!
Oct
31
2020
Don’t forget to…
- Secure your halyards away from your mast to prevent slapping in the wind.
- Remove flags
- Put out extra dock lines and fenders.
- Secure tarps, sail covers and roller furling.
- Securely stow: gear on your boat, steps, items behind your dock box, and bail your dinghy!
- Make sure your power cord has slack in it and that it is not hanging in the water!
- Water lines may freeze or be shut off…take appropriate action (top off tanks, disconnect hoses, etc.)
- Contact the Marina staff right away if you see anything of concern (ie: loose sails, frayed dock lines, continuous bilge pump running and any diesel/oil spills).
Thanks for being a good neighbor…
Oct
17
2020
Here’s a chance to put away the flower pots, roll up the floor mats and take your “house” for a spin. It’s a fun “race” around the buoys open to all liveaboard sailboats. You don’t have to have any racing experience! ..and there’s plenty of time to plan ahead!
A Skippers meeting will be online at 6:00 pm Friday, October 30rd. See the race instructions for details.
registration and details