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February 10 SPINNAKER - Evans Bay Yacht & Motor Boat Club

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The SpinnakerBreastwork update completedThe main reason for the works was for the retainment of the fill behind the wall which would in placeswash out thru the rotting boarding. It seems that the same size of sand placed on the outside of the wall isthe same size of sand that was used to the Cobham Drive works, i.e. rock sized. Coming alongside atanything other than high tide is now a no-no, depending on how emotionally attached to your keel you are.<strong>Club</strong> Captain’s ReportA full on time for the Facilities team. At this time we are in the process of replacing the roof over toilet areaand the main office. In doing this we have to re pitch the flat roof to meet the new building requirementsand remove the bar cooler compressor cited on the roof so we will have this serviced at the same time.Stage two the lounge area will be completed in next year’s budget.Security lighting along the eastern side of the slipway has now been completed with the addition of heatsensors to control them. Lighting at the north and south end of the Black Shed has also been upgraded.The Black Shed has been redesigned and numbered thanks to Murray Thomas and several yachts notknown to the <strong>Club</strong> were found. This is featured in another report also in this issue (see opposite).We are in the process of replacing Neil Currie’s container on the slipway and will need some volunteers toremove and replace the roof structure. Please let me know if you are available to help.The existing hot points on the north and eastern walls of the slipway are also in the process of upgradingand at this time we will also install wiring for a sub-board in the new container.ManCom has approved purchasing two more cradles for the slipway with another one in the next financialyear. This will complete the replacement programme for the Slipway.We have had several enquiries from the trailer sailor members for secure storage for their auxiliaryoutboards. Space has been found in the back of the Black Shed along side the Travel Lift and thanks toTotally Marine who have donated an outboard stand, this facility is now available. When and if the stand isfull we will build a permanent structure. See Dale in the office for detailsThere are several small jobs to be done around the property and we are looking for volunteers so please letus know if you are interested.Thanks for all your support.GordonMost people would like to be delivered from temptation but would like it to keep in touch. - Robert Orben- 4 -

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