January 2007 - Port of Everett

The Boater’s Choice!
P o r t
o f
E v e r e t t
M a r i n a
From the Marina Director
HAPPY NEW YEAR! I hope this newsletter finds all our boaters
and their families healthy, happy and looking forward to 2007.
Seems like I’ve said this before, but the year ahead is certainly
expected to be one of “change” both in and around your Marina.
The Port Gardner Wharf redevelopment will be in full swing soon
and the new 12th St Yacht Basin and associated Guest Moorage
and Dry Stack projects will complete in early spring. The new 75ton Travelift, haul-out dock and boatyard should be in operation in
October; about the same time the old “P” and “Q” docks in the
South Marina will be demolished in preparation for new docks that
should be in place by mid-February.
And these first few months of 2007 will be a particularly busy time
for your Marina Maintenance Division as they tackle a number of
repair and maintenance projects from float and restroom repairs to electrical upgrades.
They’ve already replaced all the old concrete filler slabs in the North Marina and rewired “Q”
North; along with repairing various waterline breaks from the recent freeze. Oh, and if you’re
out boating the next few weeks, watch for the dredging that will be going on both in the river
channel outside the marina and over at the Jetty Island Dock.
Throughout the year ahead, we will endeavor to keep you informed of the progress on all
projects and will work hard to minimize negative impacts to the quality services you expect
and deserve. These newsletters, announcements on gates, the Dock Captains, the Marina
Users’ Forum and Web site updates are ways we plan to “get the word out.” As always,
your continuing patience and cooperation as we labor to improve the Marina and the surrounding property are greatly appreciated.
One of the Port of Everett’s exciting improvements for 2007 is a completely re-vamped
Web site, which is expected to debut in late January. Even the current Web site has a
wealth of information about the Port and what’s going on; including both the Operating and
Capital Improvement Plan Budgets for 2007.
The challenges ahead in 2007 will be many, and the satisfaction of successfully working
through them together will make this year most rewarding for all those involved – and I encourage you to get involved in making your marina as good as it can be: by taking good
care of your own boat and dinghy (if you have one); keeping the dockside area around your
boat shipshape and void of trip hazards; by complying with all marina and pollutionprevention policies; by bringing dock maintenance issues to the attention of staff; and by
raising any concerns or suggestions you have regarding the Marina to your Dock Captain, to
the Marina Staff or to the Port Commissioners directly.
I think we’re making progress toward the vision of being “The Boater’s Choice!”
And I see the pace of transformational activity required to realize this vision accelerating
through 2007 and beyond. We’re glad to have you onboard for what is sure to be a fun ride!
Sail Safe!
— Kim Buike
Volume 4, Issue 1
Jan/Feb 2007
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What’s
Inside?
Bayside Marine
Ground Breaking
2
12th Street Yacht
Basin
2
2007 News
Flashes
3
Boating Classes
4
Sea Scouts
Program
4
Big Yellow Crane
Leaves Port
4
Calendar
4
Page 2
Floats arriving for new 12th Street Yacht
Basin — Marina to open this spring
Bayside Marine Plans Ground
Breaking Ceremony for January
Bayside Marine has been issued its
building permit for its new 55,000 square
foot dry storage, service department and
retail building. Bayside will be the first
business to relocate to the Craftsmen
District at the 12th Street Marina. An official
ground breaking ceremony well be held at
the end of January, and the planned opening of the dry storage facility will be in late
March. For more information contact
Jeff LaLone at:
Bayside Marine (425) 252-3088
www.baysidemarine.com
Pictured above are some of the new floats that will shape the
Port’s new yacht basin. At this pace, the Port expects the
new marina to be operational in spring 2007.
After a few setbacks, the construction of the
12th Street Yacht Basin is back on track, and on
pace to be open for business in spring 2007.
The first floats for the project arrived in early
November, and the Port has been working
tirelessly to ensure that the in-water work is
completed by Feb. 15. #10445
The Yacht Basin, which is located to the north
of the Port’s existing marina, will have approximately 220 permanent and guest moorage slips
and be the newest, state-of-the-art marina on
the West Coast. This facility will accommodate
yacht-class vessels that range from 40 to 70
feet, and has end-ties for vessels 80 to 143 feet.
The trend in the recreational boating industry
is toward larger vessels, so the expectation is
that this marina will meet the needs of existing
and future slipholders.
The walkway, landscaping, marina support
building and parking lot for the new marina are
already complete.
Half of the new slips are already reserved, and
a portion of the slips are being saved for home
buyers in the adjacent Port Gardner Wharf
project. If you are interested in a slip, contact
the marina office at 425-259-6001.
Page 3
2007 NEWS FL ASHES!
Seattle
Boat Show
♦
2007 Parking Permits are available and must be picked up
before Jan. 31, 2007.
♦
2007 Annual Boat Launch passes are available for $150.
♦
2007 Senior (60 and over) and Disabled Boat Launch passes are
available (no charge).
♦
ATTENTION All Liveaboards: You are required to register with
the office EACH January. Failure to register/re-register may result
in termination of your moorage and/or liveaboard status. #1137
♦
Dock Captains to receive Slip holder contact info. We'll soon be
providing Dock Captains with contact info for the boaters on each of their
docks, unless we hear from you by Jan 15th that you don't want your
information provided. The current Dock Captain roster was published in
the Nov/Dec newsletter and will be updated and re-published
periodically. It's also available in the Marina Office.
Page 4
As of Dec. 30, 2006
Big Bird Leaves North Marina Site
after 11 years
USCG Auxiliary Boating Classes
January 25, 2007 through
February 3, 2007
Flotilla 18 (Everett/ South Whidbey)
Weekdays Noon- 8 p.m.
America’s Boating Course
Jan. 13-14 (9 am – 1 pm)
GPS for Mariners
Jan. 27 (9 am - 4 pm)
America’s Boating Course
Feb. 10-11 (9 am -1 pm)
GPS for Mariners
Feb. 24 (9 am - 4 pm)
Contact: Jeff Anderson 360-653-9486
Saturdays 10 a.m.— 8 p.m.
Sundays
Concrete Float Surface
Repairs
American Construction has removed the yellow
crane at the end of the North Marina site. It took
approximately two weeks to deconstruct and load
the crane on the barge. The crane will be reassembled and used in Mississippi — its original home.
•
Jetty Float Repairs &
Dredging
Sea Scouts: Learning the Maritime Culture
•
North H/I/J Piling Rollers
•
Water Line Hose Feeds
@ Bottom of Ramps
•
New Web Site to Launch in January
The Port of Everett, in partnership with Vision Internet, is almost ready to
launch its new Web site. The last redesign of the Web site was in 1997, and
the rebuild was a major undertaking from both a design and content
gathering standpoint. The goals are for the new Web site to be: interactive,
vibrant, transparent, educational and used as an international marketing tool.
Watch for the site to launch in January.
10 a.m. —6 p.m.
Maintenance
Projects
Come take a look at the Sea Scouts for unparalleled
sailing adventures. Sea Scouts are a co-ed division of the
POPEYE’S MARINE & KAYAK CENTER LLC
located in the Port of Everett Marina, North Side
425-339-9479
“See you at The Boat Shows ! “
POPEYE’S VILLAGE BOAT STORE
2507 Broadway, Everett
425-339-1100
featuring Delphin and Advanced Cat inflatable boats
www.popeyesmarine.com
Boy Scouts of America for young adults 14-21, who learn
character development and acquire lifelong skills through a
program of responsible fun and adventure. Everett Sea
Scout Ship #226 “Clewless” owns two sailboats: a 24 foot
San Juan sloop and 32-foot Mariner ketch. Meetings are held
Boating Skills &
Seamanship
Jan.17– Feb.14 (9:30 am-1 pm)
Contact: Tony Ford 360-794-1723
Flotilla 12 (Edmonds)
Boating Skills & Seamanship
Advanced Coastal Navigation
Both classes are 13 sessions starting Tuesday Jan. 30
6:45 pm —8:45 pm in the Lynnwood area
Al Beutler 206-234-8138 or [email protected]
Everett Sail & Power Squadron
“Boat Smart” Course
Boat safety, handling skills, regulations, navigation, etc.
4 sessions beginning Monday Feb. 19 at 7 pm
Snohomish County PUD Bldg. Everett
425-259-9556 or www.usps.org/localusps/everett/
weekly at the Milltown Sailing Association Clubhouse near
D-Dock North at the Everett Marina. Sea Scouts participate
in competition and other Sea Scout ships and in the weekly
Log Dodge races in the summer. For more information visit
www.clewless.3h.com.
Port of Everett Marina
1720 W Marine View Dr.
PO Box 538 Everett, WA 98201
Phone 425-259-6001 Fax 425-259-0860
E-mail [email protected]
Port of Everett Marina Calendar
January
Your
Port
of
Everett
Marina
newsletter contains
valuable information.
Two
account
numbers are hidden in this newsletter. If you
find your account number call 425-2596001 or email [email protected] to
claim your gift certificate.
Gas $2.90 Diesel $2.71
February
Jan. 4 (Thurs): Port of Everett Commission Meeting, 9 a.m.,
Commission Room, 2911 Bond, Everett
Feb. 6 (Tue): Port of Everett Commission Meeting, 9 a.m.,
Commission Room, 2911 Bond, Everett
Jan. 9 (Tue): Port of Everett Commission Meeting, 9 a.m.,
Commission Room, 2911 Bond, Everett
Feb. 6 (Tue): Marina User Forum Meeting, 6:30 p.m.
Marina Office
Jan. 9 (Tue): Marina User Forum Meeting, 6:30 p.m.
Marina Office
Feb. 13 (Tue): Port of Everett Commission Meeting, 9 a.m.,
Commission Room, 2911 Bond, Everett
Jan. 30 (Tue): Dock Captain Meeting, 7 p.m. Marina Office
Feb. 27 (Tue): Dock Captain Meeting, 7 p.m. Marina Office
SEE YOU AT THE SEATTLE BOAT SHOW!