![]() |
|
Boat-yard .. friendly or Unfriendly ??
On Thu, 26 Apr 2007 01:09:51 GMT, "NE Sailboat"
wrote: Yo Larry ,, I went over to say hello to one of the retiree's today. He was sleeping in a chair near his boat. Not all the boaters are unfriendly .. some are very nice. Yeah, most are when they're asleep. Good on you for not waking him up. ---Vic |
Boat-yard .. friendly or Unfriendly ??
|
Boat-yard .. friendly or Unfriendly ??
Gogarty wrote: In article , says... Out of curiosity, what do you pay per foot/month to stay there? For 37 feet, it's $73/ft for the season, nominally April 1 to Nov 1. Land storage for winter is limited to first come. Water storage is plentiful. Floating slips with water and 30 or 50 amp power. Rates are lower for smaller boats. Give them a call at (718)478-0480. That sounds pretty reasonable for New York. We currently have our boat on the Texas gulf coast and are paying $185/mo for a 38' non-liveaboard slip with fresh water and 30A 120V AC service. If If we stay aboard for more than 5 days straight during the month, it is counted as liveaboard, and there is a $55 surcharge for the month to cover the increased utilities. Given your shortened season you are paying about $9.13 per foot per month vs our $6.32 per foot per month for a liveaboard slip--not bad considering the difference in locale. Regards, Don W. |
Boat-yard .. friendly or Unfriendly ??
Don W wrote:
Gogarty wrote: In article , says... Out of curiosity, what do you pay per foot/month to stay there? For 37 feet, it's $73/ft for the season, nominally April 1 to Nov 1. Land storage for winter is limited to first come. Water storage is plentiful. Floating slips with water and 30 or 50 amp power. Rates are lower for smaller boats. Give them a call at (718)478-0480. That sounds pretty reasonable for New York. We currently have our boat on the Texas gulf coast and are paying $185/mo for a 38' non-liveaboard slip with fresh water and 30A 120V AC service. If If we stay aboard for more than 5 days straight during the month, it is counted as liveaboard, and there is a $55 surcharge for the month to cover the increased utilities. Given your shortened season you are paying about $9.13 per foot per month vs our $6.32 per foot per month for a liveaboard slip--not bad considering the difference in locale. Regards, Don W. Don't come to Ft. Lauderdale. Marinas are $850/month for a 37'. Private docks behind homes on the river and canals go for $450/month and up for non live aboard. |
All times are GMT +1. The time now is 01:29 AM. |
|
Powered by vBulletin® Copyright ©2000 - 2025, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
Copyright ©2004 - 2014 BoatBanter.com