Policy 9
/Marina
Lummi Island Scenic Estates Community Club (LISECC) assumes no responsibility for boats or other vehicles moored or parked on club property.
All boats must be identified with a LISECC marina decal which may be purchased from the LISECC office for $5.00 per boat. Skiffs, dinghies, canoes, kayaks, and other non-powered vessels must have a LISECC identification decal as well, provided free of charge at the Office. Temporary permits (also available from the Office) are required for members’ boating guests.
Moored vessels without a LISECC registration of some type are subject to immediate towing.
Boat owners are responsible for their skiffs, rowboats, etc. and should remove them when they are not being used during the off season.
The “RED ZONE” on the dock facilities is moorage area for loading and unloading with a 30-minute time limit or while in the active process of loading or unloading. All vessels are allowed access to the RED ZONE for loading or unloading.
No overnight moorage is permitted in the 30-minute “RED ZONE”.
No boats can be moored at the dock longer than 3 days and must be in active use. At the end of three days boats must be removed for 24 hours. HOWEVER, during holiday weekends and crab season, vessels must be removed for 72 hours.
Dinghies: LISECC-registered dinghies used as tenders may tie up in the BLUE ZONE located directly across from the RED ZONE. These vessels must be secured by a bowline (painter) with sufficient slack as to allow maximum use of this area. Engines should be left down to minimize potential damage to other craft. Under no circumstance is this area to be used as storage.
Personal buoys fall under the auspices of the Department of Natural Resources. All buoys must be properly permitted and are subject to removal by that agency.
Boat trailers are to be parked only in the upper lot.
Vehicle parking is restricted to members and visitors who are actively using the marina or clubhouse facilities. Overnight parking is allowed with written approval from the LISECC General Manager. No vessels or vehicles are to be “stored” or otherwise abandoned on LISECC properties.
Marina facilities are for use by members for recreational use only.
For boats or vehicles in violation of this policy (Policy #9), owners will be assessed a fine of $50 per day. Boats and vehicles in violation of marina rules are subject to towing at the owner’s expense.
Dogs are allowed in the marina area so long as they are on leashes. Owners must remove waste and dispose of it properly. However, no dogs, other than service dogs, are allowed in the Clubhouse area.
RULES RELATIVE TO LAUNCHING, DOCK USAGE, AND TRAILER STORAGE ARE IN EFFECT THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.
THE FOLLOWING SIGNAGE WILL BE POSTED IN THE DOCK/BOAT RAMP AREA:
A LISECC decal is required on the front of the boat in order to use the LISECC marina. Temporary permits are required for members’ boating guests.
Boats left on the dock are done so at the owner’s risk.
Any boat without a motor or a sail, other than tenders, shall not be moored on the dock. Tenders may be tied up in the designated tender area only (Blue Zone).
No boats can be left on the dock longer than 3 days and must be in active use. At the end of three days boats must be removed for 24 hours.
LISECC boat owners must limit dock mooring to 72 hours (3 days) on holiday weekends and during crab season. They must then be removed for 72 hours.
Red zone use is restricted to 30 minutes. No boat shall be left unattended in the Red Zone. All vessels are allowed access to the Red Zone.
Blue Zone use is restricted to Tenders only. These vessels must be secured by a bowline (painter) with sufficient slack as to allow maximum use of this area.
Dock use is restricted to one boat per family at any given time.
Use of docks by boats over 25 feet long is for loading and unloading only.
Boats must be removed if the owner leaves the island for 24 hours.
No parking is allowed in the dock/boat ramp area. Trailers and vehicles must be parked in the upper lot.
All dogs must be leashed, and owners must remove all waste and dispose of it properly.
For boats or vehicles in violation of marina rules, owners are subject to fines of $50 per day. Boats or vehicles in violation of marina rules are subject to towing at the owner’s expense.
RULES RELATIVE TO LAUNCHING, DOCK USAGE, AND TRAILER STORAGE ARE IN EFFECT THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.
Effective 9 February 1997, revised 8 February 1998, 8 November 1998, 11 June 2000 and 16 June 2002, 24 April 2022, 22 May 2022.
Approved by the Board of Directors in regular session 9 February 1997, James Lawson, President.
