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well, it looks like we’ll dodge the worst of a tropical storm then it will be clear sailing for those coming down from Buzzards Bay area.
I will be on scene Friday am and will look to see if any others are anchored, or if not I will drop a hook and get ready. I will be coming to my marina on Thurs. nite late.
Dinghy dock is ready for us and we are all good to go.
Bring down all kinds of questions and answers with you–
As for the EH Town Police, Thatcher is correct in saying they are prone to enforcement, but I’ve never had an incident with them in the 28 years I’ve been in this harbor. They do tend to harp on the rules, especially where dinks are concerned, so have your paperwork, flares, pfds and a whistle and you have nothing to worry about (and a light at night). There is a speed/water ski area at the very western side of the harbor, so if anyone has a fast inflatable that is where to use it. Otherwise keep speed to no wake while operating between our anchorage and the marina.
I will bring blank name tags so we can get to know eachother easily. Also, please let the group know if you are bringing kids, and their ages. My 2 kids are 15 yr old boy and 17 yr old girl. They are looking forward to meeting other kids in the group.
See you all at the end of the week– remember channel 73 and hail ” Pearson Raft” when calling. Safe passage!
Rodd Leeds
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Rodd
I have previously not put my name on the list as
attending for a number of reasons, all of which have
been settled. So, I will be attending – sans boat.
My S.O. (Beckie) and I will be arriving by car on
Saturday morning and will be staying on Rich Carter’s
boat Saturday evening.
We plan on attending the BBQ. I guess we just need a
dish to pass and somethng to burn.
Is there anything else you might think we need to
bring, besides the usual and PFD’s?alan & Beckie
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well, it looks like we’ll dodge the worst of a
tropical storm then it will be clear sailing for
those coming down from Buzzards Bay area.I will be on scene Friday am and will look to see if
any others are anchored, or if not I will drop a
hook and get ready. I will be coming to my marina
on Thurs. nite late.Dinghy dock is ready for us and we are all good to
go.Bring down all kinds of questions and answers with
you–As for the EH Town Police, Thatcher is correct in
saying they are prone to enforcement, but I’ve never
had an incident with them in the 28 years I’ve been
in this harbor. They do tend to harp on the rules,
especially where dinks are concerned, so have your
paperwork, flares, pfds and a whistle and you have
nothing to worry about (and a light at night).
There is a speed/water ski area at the very western
side of the harbor, so if anyone has a fast
inflatable that is where to use it. Otherwise keep
speed to no wake while operating between our
anchorage and the marina.I will bring blank name tags so we can get to know
eachother easily. Also, please let the group know
if you are bringing kids, and their ages. My 2 kids
are 15 yr old boy and 17 yr old girl. They are
looking forward to meeting other kids in the group.See you all at the end of the week– remember
channel 73 and hail ” Pearson Raft” when calling.
Safe passage!Rodd Leeds
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Alan:
Glad you and Becky are attending! I would suggest a cooler with food and
you should be good to go! You might want to bring some photos of your boat
and any projects you have done and care to discuss. I also suggest some
rain gear just in case we get a quick shower!Drive right to MAidstone Harbor MArina and call the raft for pick up.
Rodd
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PS Make sure your boat and dinghy registrations are on your vessel.
I guess I am just a troublemaker. I know all the marine police.
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My documentation is on the vessel – I haven't determined what state to register in yet.
Bob
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Quote:PS Make sure your boat and dinghy registrations are on your vessel.I guess I am just a troublemaker. I know all the marine police.
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If you are NOT in NY then you are OK. If they stop you and your Document shows a NY address you are in for an extended visit.
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why is that? we are only there for a few days. plus you noted the e’hampton sea swine need probable cause or a warrant to board. do they have jurisdiction regarding tax stamps?
-Adam Silverstein-iPhone (“trust everyone but cut the cards”)
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Adam:-
Maybe I wasn’t clear. If you have a documented vessel (IE, documented with the Coast Guard and have an official number) NY says you still have to register your boat in NY. If you have a documented vessel and the address shows RI, they won’t care. Or any other State. But if it shows NY and you are not registered in NY it’s a citation and a lot of paperwork. This is how they make sure they collect the sales tax and the use tax.
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I'd agree with that, but the town of East Hampton (or whomever) doesn't get any specific benefit from the citation, except, of course, the irritation factor and the amount for the citation. I suppose I'll do whatever is necessary.
Anyway, will see you there, swine-ish police or not.
Bob
On Tue, Jul 22, 2008 at 6:16 AM, Thatcher Stone < ([email][/email])> wrote:
Quote:Adam:-Maybe I wasn’t clear. If you have a documented vessel (IE, documented with the Coast Guard and have an official number) NY says you still have to register your boat in NY. If you have a documented vessel and the address shows RI, they won’t care. Or any other State. But if it shows NY and you are not registered in NY it’s a citation and a lot of paperwork. This is how they make sure they collect the sales tax and the use tax.
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Only if you keep the boat in NY for 90 contigious
days. then you have to have it registered in NY and of
course pay t he tax….I believe
alan— Thatcher Stone <> wrote:
Quote:Adam:-Maybe I wasn’t clear. If you have a documented
vessel (IE, documented with
the Coast Guard and have an official number) NY says
you still have to
register your boat in NY. If you have a documented
vessel and the address
shows RI, they won’t care. Or any other State. But
if it shows NY and you
are not registered in NY it’s a citation and a lot
of paperwork. This is how
they make sure they collect the sales tax and the
use tax.Best to you.
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If you live in ny and documentthe boat with a ny address you must pay the tax even ifits in hawaii.
Thatcher A. Stone
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