Just sent my slip payment in.

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Just sent my slip payment in.

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I just mailed my slip payment in for the year. The weather has been in the 50's the last couple of weeks and I was looking for an early spring. I woke up today with snow and temps in the teens. Looking for a good boating season with the lack of snow north of St. Louis.
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Well, since you brought it up...what's everyone paying for yearly slip fees?
Mine in a covered slip is 3,875.00 :(

45' X 17.5' fixed slip. Our yacht club is not associated with any marina costs, totally separate...
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$3450 after 10% early pay for a covered 16x40.
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Nada! 8) 8) :shock: :shock: :twisted:

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$1700.00 for 7 months 40' winter storage and wash the bottom at another marina $900.00
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About $2200 for the year plus metered electric
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Was paying $2000.00 a year for a covered slip in Kinsale
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About $2500.00 CAD for slip, electricity, water, launch, haul-out and winter storage at our club, also includes Gas propane for dockside BBQ's, tools for repairs, workshop, club facilities. Regardless of length and width. One price for all.
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I pay about $2460 for a 14X40 covered slip. Includes water and unlimited use of launching ramp.......elec is metered and runs about $5 month and is included in the previously mentioned amount. Boat is in the water year around................John
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$ 2100 a year for a 35' slip. today its 72 and sunny.....
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On the Tennessee River
I pay $3,575/yr for a 54' covered slip which is 18' wide x 20' high includes WiFi, water and pumpout at the slip. Electricity is metered.

In Canada's prime boating area I paid for a 32' boat:
Covered winter storage $2,212 Can
Open Summer slip $1,637 Can electricity extra $175.
Those prices include launch, haul and blocking.

Who said things are cheaper in Canada :?: If the Trojan was 43' I would pay another $1,434 for the year. :cry:
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Torcan wrote:About $2500.00 CAD for slip, electricity, water, launch, haul-out and winter storage at our club, also includes Gas propane for dockside BBQ's, tools for repairs, workshop, club facilities. Regardless of length and width. One price for all.
What about yearly club costs, you can't ignore those :?:
Some clubs I know require you to spend a minimum amount at the restaurant. :shock:
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ready123 wrote:
Torcan wrote:About $2500.00 CAD for slip, electricity, water, launch, haul-out and winter storage at our club, also includes Gas propane for dockside BBQ's, tools for repairs, workshop, club facilities. Regardless of length and width. One price for all.
What about yearly club costs, you can't ignore those :?:
Some clubs I know require you to spend a minimum amount at the restaurant. :shock:
forgot to mention: we receive $250 in club food and beverage vouchers, included in the $2500/year. along with wifi at dock as well. :)
We are a self help club, each member is required to donate 20 hours to the maintenance and upkeep of the club. Many members make up their time during haul-out and launch, or they can be charged $50/hr. for not fulfilling that part of the agreement.
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Torcan wrote:We are a self help club, each member is required to donate 20 hours to the maintenance and upkeep of the club. Many members make up their time during haul-out and launch, or they can be charged $50/hr. for not fulfilling that part of the agreement.
Equivalent to another $1,000 for those who don't want to spend the time..... So true costs are not much different to my Trojan costs ($3,850 vs $3,500).... I prefer to be on Georgian Bay even though I don't get to be on the boat on weekday evenings just yet :wink:
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About 5 grand a year in taxes to the town and county. $37.50 to the Park Commission for my pier permit (64' long), and $235 to the same agency for my boat permit. It comes with an acre of land and a 3500 sq. ft. house tho. :wink:
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