"Bob" wrote:

Thats $300 a year not a month.

Columbia River, Oregon side.

Could you be a little more specific on location?

Thanks,
-rick-

wrote:
"Bob" wrote:

Thats $300 a year not a month.

Could you be a little more specific on location?

Thanks,
-rick-

Hi Rick:

I gave your request a good thuoght and at first I wanted to be the
typicall helpful Oregonian and give an exact RM. On the other hand, I
think I'll decline and help keep this little secrect just that.

I will say this nice little nook is up steam from Portland.

Sorry to be a jerk, but Oregon has been wasted by too many good and
well meaning people.

Bob

NOYB wrote:
Down here they're selling rack storage (same approximate dimensions) for
$160k+...and then charging a $225/month condo fee. And that's for a
soon-to-be-built facility that will take an hour to idle to the gulf.




"Bill Kearney" wrote in message
...

35' x 15' slip, pool, clubhouse, behind an entry-coded gate, in Annapolis
(AMCYC in Eastport)

$5k/year.

Larger 50' slips are $8k/yr.





I think my dock permit with the Army corps of engineers of about $30
bucks a for five years. Plus $70 for the right of way for the water and
electric. I have a two slip 30x40 foot dock.

Of course I had to bring my own dock :-)

Capt Jack R..

"Bob" wrote in message
oups.com...

JimH wrote:

How about you?

Hi:

I know most will not belive me but........................

38" side tie slip.
Free water
Metered electric.
Clean showers.
Maybe 25 sailboats all under 40'
6-8 motor boats.
2 pontoon boats.
And one cop boat.

Was $275 but went up this year to $300.

Thats $300 a year not a month.

Columbia River, Oregon side.

Bob


but a 38" slip can not park much boat.

Calif Bill wrote:
"Bob" wrote in message
oups.com...

JimH wrote:

How about you?

Hi:

I know most will not belive me but........................

38" side tie slip.
Free water
Metered electric.
Clean showers.
Maybe 25 sailboats all under 40'
6-8 motor boats.
2 pontoon boats.
And one cop boat.

Was $275 but went up this year to $300.

Thats $300 a year not a month.

Columbia River, Oregon side.

Bob


but a 38" slip can not park much boat.

hehe!! I've got an RC boat that MIGHT fit in there!

Harry Krause wrote:
JimH wrote:
"NOYB" wrote in message
nk.net...
Down here they're selling rack storage (same approximate dimensions) for
$160k+...and then charging a $225/month condo fee. And that's for a
soon-to-be-built facility that will take an hour to idle to the gulf.



Unbelievable. Are folks actually buying those rack storage slots (with an
additional $2,700/year for the *privilege* of doing so)?




Every other con man in the United States must be working that turf.

What a mesquito ridden hell hole it is! Only place worse in Florida
than Naples is the Ft. Lauderdale area.

On 17 Aug 2006 00:03:42 -0700, "Bob" wrote:


wrote:
"Bob" wrote:

Thats $300 a year not a month.

Could you be a little more specific on location?

Thanks,
-rick-

Hi Rick:

I gave your request a good thuoght and at first I wanted to be the
typicall helpful Oregonian and give an exact RM. On the other hand, I
think I'll decline and help keep this little secrect just that.

I will say this nice little nook is up steam from Portland.

Sorry to be a jerk, but Oregon has been wasted by too many good and
well meaning people.

Bob

No problem... I suspected it wasn't Portland (Cascade Locks maybe).
I'm not looking for a place as mine rests on a trailer next to the
house but was just curious. Eventually I may have something that
needs a wet home.

thanks,
-rick-

wrote:
suspected it wasn't Portland (Cascade Locks maybe).


Hi RICK:

I usually stop there for a road break. Nice little cozy spot. That
channel is a bit tight. About three weeks ago I saw a really nice
carvel planked double ended gaffer at CL. Pretty green hull. Do you
know anything about it?

For my slip your going in the right direction only a few more RM and
your there.
Not the most convenient but very cheep, good honest people and dry. Its
the best place I could find for a total deck rebed and some other
weather sensitive jobs. Should be back on the PNW coast early spring.

I'm not looking for a place as mine rests on a trailer next to the
house but was just curious.

Ya know sometimes I think a portable boat is the only way to go. For
years I had my heart set on a WR Potter 19'.

Eventually I may have something that
needs a wet home.

And then the problems just muliplied by 1000. But........

See on the river. I'll be heading your way for new standing rig
October. Oh, have you ever heard anything about Butch. He is a Portland
rigging guy that works out of Schooner Creek Boat sometimes?
Bob


thanks,
-rick-

basskisser wrote:

Harry Krause wrote:

JimH wrote:

"NOYB" wrote in message
hlink.net...

Down here they're selling rack storage (same approximate dimensions) for
$160k+...and then charging a $225/month condo fee. And that's for a
soon-to-be-built facility that will take an hour to idle to the gulf.



Unbelievable. Are folks actually buying those rack storage slots (with an
additional $2,700/year for the *privilege* of doing so)?




Every other con man in the United States must be working that turf.


What a mesquito ridden hell hole it is! Only place worse in Florida
than Naples is the Ft. Lauderdale area.


Grow up, Kevin.

JimH wrote:
20 foot slip, water, electric. $999 for a dock from April 1 to October 31.
Vermilion River connecting to Lake Erie (western basin). Nothing fancy. No
pool or clubhouse. Meets our needs with our modest 20 footer. ;-)

How about you?

$2150 for a 34' slip on Lake St. Clair. The marina will give you a
discount if you pay for the following year's dockage by September 30th.

keith