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codeman671 · 03-24-2010, 03:49 PM

Has anyone gone through the mooring renewal process lately? Has anyone been denied a renewal?

We have 4 boat slips and 2 moorings. Currently we have 2 boats (soon to be 3) and 2 pwc (3 seaters). Theoretically we are currently full on the dock, with no space for overflow if we had company arrive by boat. Has anyone else been through the renewal process lately and had a situation where your need for the moorings is questionable? When we originally got the moorings our dock was not built so it was easy to show need.

Obviously I can pick up a small boat or two to create more need, but would rather not if I dont have to. I do not want to let my moorings go.

I had a neighbor on the island a few years ago that had a 2 boat dock, 4 moorings and only 2 boats. I am not sure how the regs have changed or if things have tightened up since.

03-24-2010, 03:49 PM	#1
codeman671 Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 3,604 Thanks: 223 Thanked 856 Times in 519 Posts	Mooring renewals Has anyone gone through the mooring renewal process lately? Has anyone been denied a renewal? We have 4 boat slips and 2 moorings. Currently we have 2 boats (soon to be 3) and 2 pwc (3 seaters). Theoretically we are currently full on the dock, with no space for overflow if we had company arrive by boat. Has anyone else been through the renewal process lately and had a situation where your need for the moorings is questionable? When we originally got the moorings our dock was not built so it was easy to show need. Obviously I can pick up a small boat or two to create more need, but would rather not if I dont have to. I do not want to let my moorings go. I had a neighbor on the island a few years ago that had a 2 boat dock, 4 moorings and only 2 boats. I am not sure how the regs have changed or if things have tightened up since.