[C38] Cat 38 dues
Joseph Launie
jlaunie at cox.net
Sun Feb 20 21:20:57 EST 2011
Steven,
I think this should be an association event run by a committee. I
think the Assn should advance a small budget to help with the expenses
for the organizing committee. The committee can estimate how much they
will need at an early meeting. The assn should at least double that
amount for planning. (It takes longer and it costs more - the 2
constants of these kinds of things. )Count me in for planning help. Joe
Launie/Macavity by the way, Macavity's mast is down. She is getting
new VHF antenna and low loss co-ax, new Garmin wind indicator, new
standing rigging and new non-coated life lines. Same old skipper.
On 2/20/2011 4:19 PM, Steven Ribble wrote:
> Sounds like this is idea is taking hold. The logistics to bring this
> all together are a little complex, obviously not impossible, but it
> seems that several things need to advance concurrently for a
> successful event (dockage, transit, lodging, dates/duration, etc). It
> also seems like we are definitely not getting into this too early and
> that if we wait much longer it will get more difficult to pull off.
> Before we go much further we need to decide:
>
> - do we have enough interested boats to hold an "event", (how many do
> we need, how many will commit)
> - is there room (or, how much room is there) on board for 'members
> from away' to participate/crew, and therefore,
> - is this something sponsored by the Association or something put on
> by some local C38's.
>
> If we have the interest and we can get some people on the water, then
> I suggest we put together a "committee" to focus on the details and
> keep the members informed. Even though I'm on the wrong coast, I'd
> be happy to be part of the planning group if I can be of help.
>
> Steve Ribble
> Tittravate, #64
>
> On Sun, Feb 20, 2011 at 5:07 PM, Anders Finn <anders at finn.ws
> <mailto:anders at finn.ws>> wrote:
>
> Rory,
>
> This is actually a pretty good idea. While Marina Bay is in the
> sketchiest area of the bay and a bit of a drive from the city, it
> IS in a very good place for sailing. It's not as close as Berkeley
> or SF marinas, but it won't be quite as crazy packed during the
> racing. Following is a list of all the marinas I know of and their
> distance from the center of action.
>
> 0 miles - Golden Gate Yacht Club (aka. SF, Marina)
> 4 miles - Treasure Island Yacht Club
> 5 miles - South Beach Marina
> 6 miles - Richardson's Point (and all the other Sausalito Clubs)
> 6 miles - Ayala Cove (not a marina but you can moor here on Angel
> Island)
> 7 miles - Berkeley Yacht Club (and Emmeryville Marinas)
> 8 miles - Richmond Marinas (including Marina Bay)
> 9 miles - Alemeda/Oakland Marinas (plus a LOT of motoring, ewww)
> 12 miles - San Rafel
> 15 miles - San Leandro Marina
> 16 miles - Coyote Point Marina
>
> Anything else is tooooooooo far. Now, we compare the transit
> to/from city on each:
>
> Golden Gate - Easy, it's right there and is hosting the games - 5
> mintes
> Treasure Island - Half way across Bay Bridge, bus and car access -
> 15-45 minutes
> South Beach - Easy walk and public transit (still in SF) - 15 minutes
> Sausalito - Car and ferry access Golden Gate bridge IS going to be
> busy during the cup - 30-120 minutes
> Ayala Cove - No car access, learn to swim, it's on an island -
> lets see, a good swimmer swims about 2 mph, so, if you've got the
> tide with you, you could be there in an hour, tide against you,
> you'll be in the pacific
> Bekeley and Emmeryville - Easy walk/bike/drive from marina to BART
> (subway to SF), 45-60 minutes
> Richmond - Easy car drive to BART, 45-60 minutes
> Alemeda - I'm really not sure about BART/Bus in this area. I think
> it's not BAD though, 60-90 minutes
> San Rafel - Car only I think. Can be anything from 45 minutes to 2
> hours
> San Leandro - No clue.. . I can get there in 30 minutes maybe?
> Worst 1.5 hours?
> Coyote Point - Car or drive to BART, about 25-40 minutes
>
>
> Now, here's the scoop. In case you didn't know. Parking in San
> Francisco is non-existent during these kinds of things for less
> than $30 a pop. Your BEST bet is BART in from outside the city and
> use the MUNI trains inside the city (or more BART). This makes a
> couple marinas more interesting than others. Any one that you can
> leave your car there or at a nearby BART station REALLY, REALLY
> helps. I'll try to work out some parking for a few cars by then
> but. . . I still live about a 15 minute public transit ride into
> the part of town the Cup is being held.
>
> Anders
>
> On 02/19/2011 10:48 AM, Rory Hansen wrote:
>
> Chuck,
>
> Marina Bay Yacht Harbor in Richmond (on the site of the old
> Victory ship
> boatyards) has a lot of space right now -- one of the few
> marinas in the
> Bay Area that does -- but it's bound to fill up as the AC
> approaches. If
> you want to find it on Google Earth it's at 37 deg 54' 43" N,
> 122 deg 20'
> 50" W. This position lands you on D dock, which is probably
> where we'd be
> based on slip size& availability -- it's where the
> harbormaster put all
> the Catalinas who showed up for the Rendezvous last summer.
> Takes about 20
> minutes under motor to get to the Central Bay& all the action.
>
> We can contact their harbormaster if you like, find out what
> it would take
> to set things up. Last year their guest rates were $25/night,
> which is
> cheap for SF. Tradewinds Sailing School& Club -- where we
> learned how much
> fun a C38 is to sail! -- hosts the Catalina Rendezvous up
> here& might be
> interested in being involved with the C38 Nationals, esp.
> since they still
> have Hull #287 (which did the Transpac in 2003) in their fleet.
>
> Rory Hansen& Peggy Droesch
> IRIE #231
> Point Richmond
>
>
>
>
> Message: 1
> Date: Fri, 18 Feb 2011 17:15:42 -0500
> From: Chuck Finn<charles at finn.ws <mailto:charles at finn.ws>>
>
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> With the Americas Cup trials in 2012 and the big race in
> 2013 happening
> in San Francisco, I propose we organize a C38 event around
> this. What
> we do is completely up in the air, but given it is San
> Francisco.... I
> bet we can have a great time! Why don't we start saving
> and planning
> for such and event?
> What do all of you think about a gathering around
> America's Cup?
>
> Regards,
> Chuck Finn
> Commodore
> Catalina 38 International Association
>
>
>
>
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