TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Insurance: I/we agree to maintain 3rd party indemnity insurance cover in respect of the above vessel with a minimum cover of £5,000,000 (five million pounds) throughout the period of storage.
I/we agree to allow the Royal Solent Yacht Club to pass on my/our address and/or email address to third party insurers in the event of a possible insurance claim.
Movement of Vessels: Royal Solent Yacht Club (RSYC) reserves the right to move any vessel and/or gear at its discretion.
RSYC BYE-LAWS
B 15 DINGHY PARK
B 15.1 The dinghy park is for the storage of sailing dinghies up to 16 feet in length, which are the property of RSYC members.
B 15.2 An annual charge will be made for using the dinghy park. Charges will be levied at the discretion of the General Committee.
B 15.3 Either the Club Secretary or Sailing Secretary must be notified in the event of a member wishing to use the dinghy park. Members wishing to use the dinghy park must, annually, obtain permission, complete an Indemnity Form and pay the charge in advance.
B 15.4 Spaces will be allocated on a “first come, first served” basis. However, preference will be given to members’ dinghies which race at the Club.
B 15.5 Every dinghy and trailer must display a current dinghy park sticker. These will be issued once the dinghy park fee has been paid.
B 15.6 Dinghies are to be kept on their appropriate launching trailers, which are to be returned to the appropriate space once the dinghy has been launched and should not be left obstructing the slipway or gate.
B 15.7 The General Committee reserves the right to remove any dinghy kept in the dinghy park if it is not being used regularly and not displaying a current sticker.
B 15.8 The dinghy park will be available for use year-round, save during the third and fourth weeks of January when all dinghies will need to be removed and stored elsewhere off-site by the owners to allow for maintenance of the dinghy park to take place. An owner shall remove their dinghy (and any associated equipment) from the dinghy park no later than the end of the second week of January to allow for such maintenance to be carried out.
B 15.9 The Club reserves the right to remove all dinghies and trailers left on the park without permission and arrange for them to be stored off-site at the owner’s expense.
B 15.10 During key Club events, such as the Taittinger RSYC Regatta, the Club reserves the right to move dinghies and store them elsewhere.
B 15.11 In the case of a dinghy or trailer abandoned on Club premises, the following procedure will be adopted:
a. The Club will attempt to trace the owner by all reasonable means.
b. If appropriate, the dinghy or trailer will be removed (at the owner’s expense) to another part of the premises or to a location other than on Club premises.
c. If the Club is unable to trace the owner, the object in question will be scrapped or sold. The proceeds of the sale shall be the property of the Royal Solent Yacht Club Ltd.
B 15.12 All dinghies, covers and trailers left in the dinghy park must be kept in a serviceable condition and are left entirely at the owner’s risk.
B 15.13 Any dinghy or trailer left on Club premises (or moved elsewhere under B 15.9, B 15.10 or B 15.11) must be adequately insured and the Club accepts no responsibility for any damage, howsoever caused.
B 17 CLUB MOORINGS
Section 1 – Annual Moorings
B 17.1 Club moorings are primarily for the mooring of boats up to 39 feet in length, which are the property of Club members. Motorboats, dinghies and RIBs are not to be moored without the express permission of the Club Secretary.
B 17.2 An annual charge will be made for the use of club moorings. Charges will be levied at the discretion of the General Committee.
B 17.3 Club moorings will be allocated on a “first come, first served” basis. However, preference will be given to members’ boats that race at the Club.
B 17.4 The owner(s) of every boat moored annually on a Club mooring must have signed an Indemnity Form available from the Accounts Administrator and paid the due rental charge in advance.
B 17.5 The General Committee reserves the right to request the removal of any boat kept on a club mooring if it is not being used regularly.
B 17.6 The Club reserves the right to remove any boat left on a Club mooring without permission and arrange for them to be moored off-site at the owner’s expense.
B 17.7 The Club expects any boat that is moored on a Club mooring to be adequately insured and accepts no responsibility for any damage, howsoever caused.
B 17.8 All boats left on a Club mooring must be kept in a serviceable condition and are left entirely at the owner’s risk.