1. General Guidelines That Apply to All Functions
When the boat club gathers in public places, be courteous and
polite, not only to your fellow club members, but also to the staff of
the establishment. Be patient, large groups arriving at the same time
is taxing to the service staff. Remember the golden rule, do unto
others as you would have them do unto you.
2. Guidelines for Raft-Ups
 | All members should RSVP to the Commodore, Vice
Commodore or the designated Cruise Captain on planned club events or
the Cruise Captain on impromptu events if they know in advance that
they are planning to attend a raft-up. The Commodore, Vice
Commodore or the designated Cruise Captain has knowledge of the
raft-up and is in charge. When you RSVP, you should indicate your
ETA or if you have a change of plans you should either call on the
VHF Radio or the cell phone of the designated Cruise Captain. Please
arrive as early as possible to secure space on the raft-up. If you
want to be on the end, arrive later in the day. If you want to be
next to a certain boat, arrange to arrive together. It is important
to advise the organizing body prior to arriving of your preferences
so that he understands what you will be doing so that he can
instruct you properly. Notification on arrival if you need to leave
early and when, etc. would be both advisable and considerate. Keep
us abreast of your plans. |
 | If you have a holding tank please don't pump out holding tanks
at or near our raft-ups. Your consideration will be most
appreciated. |
 | Any issue or special needs a member may have should be addressed
to the Commodore, Vice Commodore or the designated Cruise Captain as
soon as possible. |
3. Guidelines for Visiting Other Boats While on the Raft-up
 | If you bring guests to a raft-up, you, as a member, are
responsible to see that they conduct themselves in an appropriate
manner. |
 | When going from boat to boat, walk lightly and do not jump. |
 | If you have a pet, make certain that he (or she) is welcome on
other boats. |
 | Wear only soft-soled non-marking shoes on other boats. |
 | Ask permission of the captain if you want to smoke on their
boat. |
4. Noise Issues on Raft-Ups
 | Please be considerate when running your generator and for late
night parties and loud music; please be considerate of your
neighbours. Remember our boats are next to each other, and a loud
generator or party can wake people when started, and it (a generator
or a party) can keep someone from sleeping when running late into
the night. |
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