Boat and Dock Security

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It can’t be stressed enough,…PLEASE don’t let anyone through the gate that you don’t recognize.  Ask them:  Who they are visiting? What boat? If they belong here they will appreciate your observation.  If they don’t, they will challenge you and make a fuss.  So what!  Politely direct them to the Marina Office for access.  This is your home and neighborhood and you have a duty to help keep it safe.

If you See Something, Say Something!

Call the Marina cell at 206-601-4089, 24/7 for any concerns.  Always call 911 for an emergency.

Marina and Security Phone Numbers

Port Commission Meeting re: Restroom Construction

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Update 2-26-19: Funding Approved

Next Tues, Feb 26th, is the Port of Seattle Commission Meeting.  Among the many topics is the request by Shilshole to increase the construction funding to meet the lowest bid and to finish our restrooms and paving.  If you have the time, please try to attend the meeting.

February 26, 2019. To be held at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport –Conference Center at Sea-Tac.  12:00 noon –PUBLIC SESSION

“Authorization for $2,900,000 in additional construction funds to advertise a major works construction project for the Shilshole Bay Marina Customer Service Facilities and Paving projects for a total project authorization of $15,000,000”

section 8d of agenda…Shilshole construction additional funds request

 

Seaview Temporary Stoplight and Construction

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By now you may have seen/been stopped by the temporary light  near the railroad bridge.  This is necessary to allow heavy equipment on the roadway to complete the emergency sewer connection to Magnolia.  In 2017, the pipe broke under the ship canal and leaked raw sewage into the canal.  sewage spill and repair.

Road detour and repairs should take about 2 months.

Project Site

 

Major Snow Event and your Neighbors

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Good morning, neighbors…as you know, we have a major snow event coming this weekend and sticking around through next week. The accumulation predictions have been from 7-12 inches. As we are all aware, but it doesn’t hurt to be reminded of: Be careful walking the docks, and don’t be afraid to ask your neighbors for help. Check in on those that you don’t see regularly or have limited mobility.  Don’t drive if you don’t have to. Use common sense with your space heaters and don’t use extension cords with them! Shut off your water heater breaker when running the electric heaters. Make sure CO and smoke detectors batteries are in good shape. Stay warm and dry.

You have today and tomorrow morning to make final preparations.
• Make sure you have enough food to last the week+
• Top off your water tanks while the hoses are defrosted
• Top off your diesel
• Check/clean your space heaters
• Add extra dock lines and secure your tarps for the possible high winds that are predicted again
• When it warms up and starts to melt, make sure your scuppers are clear to drain
• Top off your car gas tank in case you get stuck out driving, and have water, snacks, blankets and boots in the car

https://cliffmass.blogspot.com/2019/02/a-major-snowstorm-will-hit-region.html