The Morning Bell Feb 1st
Good morning Everyone,
So, I'm a terrible Blogger. I missed the Bell again for two days. Please be assured it is not because I am sleeping in. We have been so busy on the site getting everything ready I just haven't been near my desk. Enough of that.
Lots going on. The restaurant precast slabs were all set on Thursday and now they are pouring the concrete floor. The second last small section of seawall and seawall cap are being poured as I write this morning. Later today the 1 ton wheel stops for the launch pad are being bolted in place and we'll be launching boats from there by Tuesday.
Once the electrics are run this morning the temporary shower and laundry facilities are being moved to the launch pad on the far North end where they will be easy to access from the docks.
The new ramp to the floating dock at the launch pad was assembled and placed yesterday and we're ready to launch boats now.
Work continues all around setting the upstairs walls and finishing the pool (it passed the leak test!) and mounting the sheeting on the building.
In the meantime, weather is wonderful. We have a light breeze and temps will be in the 80s every day for a week. No rain. Glorious weather for boating!
Continuing with our "Meet the Employees" section, here is Rick O'Shea. Rick is one of our seniour techs who just received his Master Tech certifications for Yamaha and BRP. His real love (sorry Tasha) is fishing and nobody has caught more snook right here on the docks than Rick.
So, I'm a terrible Blogger. I missed the Bell again for two days. Please be assured it is not because I am sleeping in. We have been so busy on the site getting everything ready I just haven't been near my desk. Enough of that.
Lots going on. The restaurant precast slabs were all set on Thursday and now they are pouring the concrete floor. The second last small section of seawall and seawall cap are being poured as I write this morning. Later today the 1 ton wheel stops for the launch pad are being bolted in place and we'll be launching boats from there by Tuesday.
Once the electrics are run this morning the temporary shower and laundry facilities are being moved to the launch pad on the far North end where they will be easy to access from the docks.
The new ramp to the floating dock at the launch pad was assembled and placed yesterday and we're ready to launch boats now.
Work continues all around setting the upstairs walls and finishing the pool (it passed the leak test!) and mounting the sheeting on the building.
In the meantime, weather is wonderful. We have a light breeze and temps will be in the 80s every day for a week. No rain. Glorious weather for boating!
Continuing with our "Meet the Employees" section, here is Rick O'Shea. Rick is one of our seniour techs who just received his Master Tech certifications for Yamaha and BRP. His real love (sorry Tasha) is fishing and nobody has caught more snook right here on the docks than Rick.
Sharing with the important task of keeping the boats in tip top shape and providing Master Tech service on Evinrude/Johnson is Bob Einer. We call him "The Grump" but you wouldn't get that from this photo of Larry presenting Bob with his anniversary award. Bob's not crazy about 4-strokes but he sure loves the E-Tech from Evinrude.
Larry, of course, is our General Manager. Retired Coast Guard and experienced marina manager from North Carolina, Larry keeps things going strong here.
Well, time to go. Should have some construction pics tomorrow.
Joe
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