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PALM BAY CLUB MARINA PETITION - REMOVE THE EYESORE

PALM BAY CLUB MARINA PETITION - REMOVE THE EYESORE

Closed — 34 supporters Verified

Final supporters

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Bruce L.
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Alessio A.
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Annabella B.
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Alan D.
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Someone
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william j.
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Someone
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Melinda R.
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alan a.
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sheldon k.
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Started by Palm Bay Condo 10 years, 4 months ago

PALM BAY CLUB MARINA RULES & REGULATIONS IN VIOLATION

  • Only seaworthy vessels properly registered or documented and under their own power will be admitted to berthing areas.
    • The Vessel TANTRA cannot make way under its own power and was towed into the Palm Bay Club Marina about six months ago. The Vessel TANTRA shows NO CURRENT FLORIDA REGISTRATION or FEDERAL DOCUMENTATION. These are a flagrant violation of the first rule set forth above. * Remove the EYESORE
  • All Owners must maintain their vessels in a state of constant readiness for movement in case of emergencies, such as a fire, or evacuation in the event of a hurricane. Owners of vessels whose propulsion machinery is inoperative for a period in excess of forty-eight (48) hours must notify the Marina Manager immediately and inform him of the action being taken to place the vessels machinery in operation as soon as possible. The Marina Manager or his designee may temporarily reassign or relocate these vessels
    • Six months after arrival of the vessel TANTRA it still cannot move under its own power. This presents a clear danger to the safety of the PBC/M in case of FIRE or emergencies. In addition, the PBC/M’s rules state that a boat must able to vacate the marina when a hurricane warning is posted. The marina’s insurance coverage might be compromised if our carrier is aware that damage was caused by an inoperable vessel. * Remove the EYESORE
  • It shall be the responsibility of the Owners to keep their vessels in such condition that they do not become unsightly or dilapidated.
    • The Vessel TANTRA, owned by the PBT Board President. Is an obvious EYESORE per the rule noted above. For anyone who has vision Its presence in the PBC/Marina hurts the image of the Marina and does irreparable damage to the PBC/M’s FIRST CLASS status and consequent degrading of rates that can be charged. The overwhelming majority of property owners do NOT own a boat and this classless affront to the property at large and in particular the entry and exit, stands as a constant reminder of an occupant who continues to disregard and ignore the rules to all of our detriment! *Remove the EYESORE
  • The use of charcoal burners, gas welders, gas torches, or any open flame-producing equipment, except within the vessel (e.g.; cook stoves, lamps, lateens) is prohibited.
    • TIKI TORCHES with OPEN FLAMES are NO ALLOWED. This is a basic Rule of Marina safety. If that were not enough, they are on FULL DISPLAY on the PBC/M’s FUEL DOCK that TANTRA shares.

Of course they are a “welcoming” sight to the PBC/M much like a set from Gilligan’s Island or Hawaii Five-O. A very classy presentation to our residents, guest and potential clients looking for an exclusive venue for their Yacht! *Remove the EYESORE

*** Conclusion: Please show your support by signing the “REMOVE the EYESORE” electronic petition and get rid of this unsightly and dilapidated vessel from under our noses!

Updates

May 3, 2016

The danger posed by the Tantra remains ignored by management. We are pushing for a formal inspection of these safety violations.

May 3, 2016

The momentum is undeniable. This eyesore has overstayed its welcome and we are finally being heard.

15 Comments

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william joyce
10 years ago Featured

If he is not paying for docking charges he should be billed along with a demand to remove.

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William Montgomery
10 years ago Featured

looks very poor, reflects the community in a totally negative way.Should be removed immediately.

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Jean Tai Lee
10 years ago Featured

I work hard to keep my boat beautiful so why does president Hogle by his example set the standards so low ?

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Bruce Lindsay
10 years ago

The sooner the better

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Annabella Bucheli
10 years ago

Surely the President of the Board Building can afford the disposal of the vessel's carcass in a suitable place?

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Alan Duddle
10 years ago

Belongs in the scrap yards not on front view of the property.

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David Hazouri
10 years ago

The barnacles on the water line are gross.

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John Weir
10 years ago

good idea