Family Sailing

One family member or more is/are involved in sailing activities.                   

Members over 16 have one vote

Includes 1 or 2 parents and all children who are under 18 on 1st January or are Full Time students

Also includes 1 child under 30.

Have full use of all Club facilities.

Single Sailing

Is involved in sailing activities, is not a Full Time student, is over 18 on 1st January. Has 1 vote. Has full use of all Club facilities

Powerboat/ Water Sports

Engages in motorised and non-motorised water sports.  Cannot park a sailing boat and has no vote.

Country

Is a Full Member of an RYA or ISA recognised sailing club, cannot park a boat and has no vote.

Boat Parking

CLYC 17 - Dinghy & Cruiser Park Rules

Members must be aware that they are responsible for adequately securing their property.  CLYC cannot take responsibility for damage to or theft of craft or other equipment stored in the boat parks.  The Club reserves the right to exclude boats deemed by the Committee to be un-seaworthy or a hazard to other members.  The Club reserves the right to move boats at the owners’ risk.

1. Boat Park Space Allocation

1.1. On receipt of the completed forms together with the appropriate payment the Committee 
will allocate a suitable space (usually the same space as was occupied the previous year), and provide a numbered sticker.

1.2. Spaces will be allocated on a first come, first served basis.

1.3. It is the responsibility of members to ensure that they affix the sticker to their craft or trailer, as soon as possible, in such a position that it can be seen when the craft or its trailer is in the normal stored position.

1.4. The Club reserves the right to red-label the property and publish a list of members who have not paid for their boat parking space by April 1st.

1.5. NO REFUNDS will be given for property removed during the year

1.6 Electricity cables may only be led to cruisers after approval by the Committee. 

Use of indoor 13 Amp plugs or sockets outdoors is unsafe and therefore forbidden.

Any equipment deemed unsafe will be removed by the Committee.

2. Abandoned Boats

If no payment or communication has been received by the Club by April 1st the property will be deemed to have been abandoned and the following procedure will be invoked:-

2.1. The property will be red-labelled and may be moved to the Red Zone.

2.2. Efforts to contact the owner of the property will be made by telephone and by letter.

2.3. If this proves unsuccessful by July 1^st, an advertisement advising the owner of the property’s status will be placed on the Club notice board.

2.4. If no response has been received within 30 days of these advertisements, the property will be inspected and may be disposed of at the discretion of the Executive Committee.

3. Responsibilities of boat owners

Owners of boats and equipment in the CLYC boat park are responsible for:-

3.1. Ensuring that they affix the payment stickers in a timely and appropriate manner.

3.2. Ensuring that their property is securely stowed and does not constitute a hazard to other craft or people by being blown over

3.3. Ensuring that they maintain adequate third party insurance for their boat

3.4. Ensuring that they advise the Club if they sell their property and, if it will remain in the boat park, who is the new owner.  Boats and equipment sold to non-members must be removed from the boat park immediately.

Security Gate Registration

Club House Booking - Refundable

Club House Booking - £250 Refundable deposit provided damages etc do not need to be deducted.

The member booking the event agrees to the above conditions and acknowledges that any breach of conditions may impact on the deposit.

BOTH refundable and non-refundable subscriptions must be paid on application

Donation