Thanks for taking us along on this great adventure.

I am in favor of replacing the wall with the light brown block. I am also in favor of using Reserve funds to pay for it and re-imbursing with a special assessment. I believe someone did a study of comparable slip and mooring fees and found our mooring fees to be comparable to others in the area, while our slip fees were exceptionally low. I think that ought to be changed.

Of the two piling that have risen, one was driven back down last summer with the metal pounding tool. Now it has risen again. I think it is time to have these professionally replaced with deeper pilings.

A few years ago I had a 23 foot trailer sailor. Even with a draft of 18 inches and on a trailer with 13 inch tires, the ramp was not deep enough to load or unload the boat. That’s not going to change unless we lengthen the ramp. I think we should continue to plan for a ramp overhaul to make is useful for our small boats. The floating docks still need to be replaced on a regular basis. Last year I added 6 inch screws to two docks so they wouldn’t fall apart. I’m not sure how log they hold together. It would cost a lot more to buy floating docks and have them towed here and pay someone to remove our used ones. So it is rather urgent to overhaul the ramp as soon as possible.