The clubhouse is the responsibility of the Vice Commodore.

• A Club Activity log book is kept at the clubhouse, below the upstairs telephone. All visits (plus guests), boating activities, meetings, and events are required to be entered by all members.
• Regular operating hours at the club in the summer are 09:00 to 16:00.
• After 18:00 junior members are permitted in the clubhouse only when accompanied by a supervising adult member.
• During the summer training period, the upstairs facilities – with the exception of the East room – are not open to students.
• The clubhouse and grounds must be kept clean and all garbage removed from the club when leaving.
• Members are expected to check that all doors, windows and both the main gates are closed and locked, the lights switched off, and the heating turned down upon departure.
• Smoking is prohibited in the clubhouse and on club grounds.
• Bicycles may not be ridden on the club grounds or stored on the main deck. A bike rack is provided.
• Pets are not permitted in the clubhouse or on club grounds.

Keys are the responsibility of the Membership Director.

• Normal operation of the clubhouse and grounds requires that all doors and gates are kept closed and locked whenever the club is not in use. A key to unlock the main gate, main clubhouse, and workshop is available from the Membership Director on the following basis:
1. A non-duplicable key is available to all members in good standing.
2. Additional keys may be obtained at a fee of $25 (plus taxes) each.
3. Keys may not be lent out.
4. Junior members are not entitled to key privileges: however, parents may loan their key to their children providing they assume responsibility for their children’s conduct and actions at the club.
5. Members who unlock club facilities are responsible for the facilities and their contents.
6. Keys are to be returned to the Membership Director upon termination of club membership.

The workshop is the responsibility of the Vice Commodore

The enclosed ground-level facilities include training rooms/workshops. These rooms are for the exclusive use of the club’s training program during the Sail Training season. During the rest of the year, these facilities may be used by club members for working on their boats.

Please use the sign-up list for scheduling. Any boats in the workshops must be identified by means of an attached note giving the owner’s name and telephone number: good housekeeping is essential!

Note that member boats stored in this area are not covered by the club’s building contents insurance.

• Visitors are welcome and will be provided with information about the club’s activities. However the club is not open to the general public, and members should introduce themselves to non-members and offer information or assistance.
• Adult members may bring a guest into the club facilities on the following conditions:
• All guests are to be signed-into the Club Activity Log Book (underneath the upstairs telephone) by the host member.
• Members must accompany their guests and shall be responsible for their conduct and safety.
• Guests should be introduced to other members.
• On the occasion of club-sponsored events – such as invitation races and related activities – members’ guests and members of other recognized sailing clubs shall be admitted.
• Junior members are not allowed guest privileges.
• Use of the club facilities by non-profit organizations may be allowed with the approval of the club Executive, providing it does not hinder regular club activities.