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The
Glastonbury
Yacht
Club
is
incorporated as a non-stock company. The
company is owned by its members. The
ownership details are contained in the
Connecticut State incorporation papers and
the club’s by-laws. Each Glastonbury Yacht
Club member posts a “bond” that provides
working capital for the club. The “bond” is
refunded in accordance with the club’s bylaws
when the member resigns.
Aerial view of GYC docks
Boating Services
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Boat slips, assigned seasonally by the
Dockmaster subject to availability, boat
size and the club’s bylaws.
A launch ramp is available for member use
Glastonbury Yacht Club has a maximum of
34 slips. One slip per family membership.
The maximum overall length of a boat is
limited to 35 feet.
220 & 120 volt power are available from
stations along the length of the dock
Cold water is available along the length of
the dock
Platform at end of dock is available for
fishing, sunbathing and “sitting” to enjoy
the Connecticut River scene
Mooring locations or ramp privileges are
available as alternatives to a boat slip
Winter storage of boats is available
Glastonbury
Yacht Club
The club has dues for a family
membership and fees for application, seasonal
boat slip, power, storage, mooring location or
launch privileges. The schedule of fees is
approved annually by the club members.
For
information about
membership in the
Glastonbury Yacht Club
Membership Committee (2014):
Eugene Hickey, Chairman (860) 944-4592
Richard Fyfe
(860) 633-1197
Mike Kooken
(860) 430-1831
Officers (2014)
Glen Lyon
Blaise Clemente
Sandy Manager
David Schilberg
Commodore
Vice Commodore
Secretary
Treasurer
Web site:
http://glastonburyyachtclub.org/
Mailing address:
PO Box 133, Glastonbury, CT 06033
A
Fun,
Social,
Working,
Family-Orientated
Boating Club
Located
on the Connecticut River
1272 Tryon Street
Portland, CT
accessed via Tryon St
and Old Maid’s Lane, Glastonbury,
south of the Portland-Glastonbury town line
The Glastonbury Yacht Club is a “working
club”. Each member participates in the tasks
of maintaining the docks, buildings and
grounds and is encouraged to participate in
the social activities of the club.
All members participate in the “Docks in”
and “Docks out” effort at the beginning and
end of boating season.
Club House
Pavilion
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Ten picnic tables provide seating for 80 to
100 persons
o Available for member functions
Gas grills are located at end of pavilion for
use of members
Fireplace, large charcoal grills and
propane burners are available for group
events
Pavilion and clubhouse are available for
members private parties
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Kitchen facilities with refrigerator, stove,
oven and microwave
Toilet & shower facilities
20’ x 30’ social area & meeting room
o Available for member functions
The clubhouse is accessible with a
handicap ramp
Club-wide Social Activities
Club social activities are scheduled from June
through October. Invitations from area yacht
clubs occur throughout the year.
Lawn & Riverview
Traditional Glastonbury Yacht Club social
events:
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The view of the Connecticut River and the
boating activity makes a delightful
afternoon for members!
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JunePotluck & C.G. Aux Safety Check
Clambake--Lobster, steak & corn
July4th of July cruise
Barbeque
AugustLuau by the River
SeptemberOktoberfest
Each member participates on one or more
maintenance or social activity committees.
Committees
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Docks, Sheds & Work Boats
Grounds
Safety
Cruise
Pavilion & Fireplace
House & Basement
Grounds
Audit
Seawall
Utilities
Membership
Music
Website
Refreshments
Sunshine
Historian
Calling
Beer, Ice & Soda
File: Brochure-GYC-140415.doc

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