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    • Remembering Bill Biggs, Member of Marine Industries Association of the Treasure Coast, Stuart, FL


       Fort Pierce City Marina 1 Avenue A, Ft. Pierce, FL 34950 (772) 464-1245 Facsimile (772) 464-2589

      At the intersection of the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway and the Okeechobee Waterway, Martin County, A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR, is a hub of boating activity and of events of interest to boaters.

       
       
      William Elliott Biggs, 59, of Palm City, passed away October 3, 2019. He was born in Stamford, CT. He was the owner of Riverwatch Marina & Boatyard and a Board Member of MIATC.
       
      He was a devoted Christian, and also devoted to his family and friends.
       
      He was an avid sportsman, including playing ice hockey, boating, snow skiing, riding motorcycles and wakeboarding. The Keys was one of his favorite vacation spots.
      He is survived by his wife of 25 years, Charlotte Walser Biggs of Palm City; parents, Arthur and Charlotte Biggs of Palm City; son, Bradley Biggs of Palm City; daughters, Alexandra Biggs and Brodie Biggs, both of Palm City; brothers, Arthur Biggs III (Karen) of Palm City and Andrew Biggs (Angela) of Colorado; sister, Catheryne Diprete (Peter) of California; brother-in-law, Robbie Walser of Sewall’s Point; sister-in-law, Allison Boyar (Matthew) and his in-laws, Robert and Sandra Walser.
       
       
      In lieu of flowers, the family suggests that plants be ordered, so the family can plant them in their yard, in memory of William.
       
       
      Visitation: Wednesday, October 9, 2019 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
      at Forest Hills Palm City Chapel
      2001 SW Murphy Road
      Palm City, FL 34990
       
      Service: Wednesday, October 9, 2019 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM
      at Forest Hills Palm City Chapel
      2001 SW Murphy Road
      Palm City, FL 34990
       
      MIATC | PO Box 1639Stuart, FL 34997

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    • New Boater Friendly AICW Super Market Coming to Hollywood, FL Statute Mile 1073


      Good news for cruisers who are not docking overnight in the Hollywood area or who might be anchoring. However, the nearest anchorage is three miles south.

      Where boating is a pleasure: A new Publix could let you dock to shop
      SunSentinel

      Comments from Cruisers (1)

      1. Sean Welsh -  September 26, 2019 - 9:55 am

        TL;DR: It’s an empty lot. It *may* eventually be a Publix with a dock. Definitely not this season.

        [Editor: Thanks Sean! Title has been adjusted. LD]

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    • More Updates and Outside Dock Replacement Underway, Fernandina Harbor Marina, Fernandina, FL, AICW Statute Mile 716


      Fernandina Harbor Marina, A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR, was damaged by hurricane Matthew and is slowly recovering – good news for cruisers. The Marina docks and restaurant are right in the heart of the many wonderful things to do and see in this special port. For latest dockage information, call 904-310-3300.

      9/23/19 According to Joe Springer, the marina is making great progress and he is pleased with all the improvements. Here are a few pictures:

       

      7/31/19 The first section of Fernandina Harbor’s replacement outside dock/wave attenuator is being off loaded at the Port.

       

      August 6, 2019 – Electrical Updates

      August 14, 2019 – 80′ Gangway Arrives

      August 6, 2019 – Updates

      Click Here To View the Eastern Florida Cruisers’ Net Marina Directory Listing For Fernandina Harbor Marina  

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      1. Perry McDonald -  October 7, 2019 - 12:18 pm

        Hope to be one of the first visitors to arrive for the GRAND re-opening. the absence of this marina has been felt by many of us that plan weekend trips to Fernandina. So many great places to eat and see here not to mention some of the friendliest marina staff anywhere.

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    • Is Lake Worth North Anchorage Still Viable? FL AICW Statute Mile 1014


      Comments and complaints from boaters about being hassled by law enforcement in this anchorage have been around for years and anchoring regulations seem to change with each new Florida administration and legislation. If you have anchored in Lake Worth recently, let us hear about your experience with law enforcement while on the hook. Our thanks to Fontaine Jean-Claude for this warning.

      Please advise of the latest regulation for anchorage at Lake Worth North, Last spring i was informed by a city police and receive a warning for anchorage a this area. The police told me this area is not authorized for anchorage as per Federal law.
      Fontaine Jean-Claude

      Click Here To View the Cruisers Net Eastern Florida Anchorage Directory Listing For Lake Worth Anchorage

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      1. Tim Woods -  September 21, 2019 - 5:53 pm

        We stayed in anchorage #2 across from Rybovich marina last month without problems. The thunderstorms were so bad we wanted plenty of room if we dragged in the middle of the night.

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    • Marine Industries Association: Bahamas Relief

       Fort Pierce City Marina 1 Avenue A, Ft. Pierce, FL 34950 (772) 464-1245 Facsimile (772) 464-2589

      MIATC is asking for donations of household items that can be transported to the Bahamas.  At the intersection of the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway and the Okeechobee Waterway, Martin County, A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR, is a hub of boating activity and of events of interest to boaters. 

       
      Our hearts are with the Bahamas right now.
      We are accepting all types of donations at the following locations:
       
      MIATC Office
      354 NW Alice Ave.
      Stuart, FL 34994
       
      Fort Pierce City Marina
      1 Avenue A
      Fort Pierce, FL 34950
       
      Vero Marine Center
      12 Royal Palm Point
      Vero Beach, FL 32960
       
      List of Supplies:
      Coolers
      Tents
      Flashlights
      Floatation Devices
      Towels
      Sheets
      Clothes
      Food/Water
      Dog/Cat Food
      Medical Supplies
       
      These items will be brought from the drop off locations to Witham Field where they will be transported over.
       
      MIATC | PO Box 1639Stuart, FL 34997

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    • Discover Itineraries in Martin County Tailored Made for You, Stuart, FL


       Fort Pierce City Marina 1 Avenue A, Ft. Pierce, FL 34950 (772) 464-1245 Facsimile (772) 464-2589

      At the intersection of the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway and the Okeechobee Waterway, Martin County, A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR, is a hub of boating activity and of events of interest to boaters.

      Are you an adventurous traveler? A beach bum? A parent looking for a little family fun? You can do it all in Martin County, FL. To help you get started, check out our favorite activities tailored to each specific kind of traveler. Indulge yourself in the natural tranquility of Martin County, FL

       

      WHICH ITINERARY IS RIGHT FOR YOU?

      Eco-Adventure

       

      Come to Martin County to visit the most bio-diverse lagoon ecosystem in the Northern Hemisphere. Situated between the Atlantic Ocean and the Indian River Lagoon, The St. Lucie Inlet is also the most bio-diverse estuary in North America.

      This unique ecosystem provides a habitat for over 4,300 species of plants and animals, including more than 30 threatened and endangered species like manatees, Florida scrub jay, wood storks, sandhill cranes, and peregrine falcons.

      Gone Fishin’

       

      Known as the “Sailfish Capital of the World,” Stuart is home to fabulous fishing year-round. Prefer a deep-sea adventure? Martin County’s shores have numerous thriving reefs offering a bounty of rich aquatic life. The reefs are great places for both saltwater anglers and recreational divers.

      Martin County’s Artificial Reef Program also offers over 100 outstanding sites for fishing and exploratory diving. Fishing enthusiasts can enjoy world-class fishing within a 10-mile radius of the St. Lucie Inlet.

      Hit The Beach

       

      Locals and tourists agree: Martin County’s quaint beaches are the perfect place to disconnect. With miles and miles of peaceful, uncrowded shoreline, beautifully clear water, and natural sand dunes, Martin County is the perfect place to get your beachside fix.

      Enjoy the wide, open beaches and tons of activities available to visitors. Go ahead and turn off your cell phone, soak up the sun, and experience the incredible ambiance of an Old Florida beach.

      Hiking & Biking

       

      The parks in Martin County, FL are filled with natural Florida terrain. With ocean-side and lakeside trails, preserve woodlands, and wildlife parks for hikers and bikers, there’s a natural spot for everyone. Watch the many colorful species of birds fly overhead or just relax in one of the many parks.

      For a true timeout, head to one of Martin County’s campgrounds and enjoy pristine, naturally-landscaped campgrounds. They’re conveniently situated near many of Martin County’s best natural amenities, and offer campers a variety of camping sites.

      Art & History

       

      The legacy of old Florida art and history lives on in Martin County, where arts and culture embody quintessential classic Florida. Dance, music, theatre, visual arts, and historical preservation are an integral part of the community, with plenty of opportunities to enjoy each every week. Catch a show at downtown Stuart’s historic Lyric Theatre, a former silent movie house of the 1920’s. Be sure to visit one the many historical landmarks that make Martin County truly a one of a kind destination!

      Farm to Table

       

      Get to know the soil in Martin County by checking out the agritourism itinerary: Dine on farm to table delights, tour sustainable farms, or ride miles of trails horseback across the beautiful countryside. Get ready to taste fish fresh off the boat, cheese milked from the goat in the adjoining field, and greens straight from the ground near your feet: Martin County’s rich dining is undeniable fresh and local. Take some time to see where all the amazing food is produced.

      4 Days of Fun

       

      Want to try a little of everything and experience all Martin County, FL has to offer? Then check out our Four Days of Fun itinerary. From where to stay to what to eat to the best activities to participate in, this itinerary has you covered! Take a boat tour in a private catamaran, eat dinner at Twisted Tuna which serves everything from sushi to pizza, and visit the House of Refuge, built in 1876. There’s so much to do!

       

       
       
       

       
       
       

       
       
       

       
       
       

       
       
       

       
       
       

       
       

       

       

       

      You’re in our family. Now let’s be friends.

      Now that you’re a part of the Discover Martin County family, let’s be friends!
       
      Our social media channels are constantly being updated with cool events, and some pretty interesting behind the scenes coverage. Join the conversation so you don’t miss a thing!

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      While we love communicating with you via email, we would hate clogging up your inbox everytime we publish a new article, find an amazing vacation deal, or want to share one of fantastic pictures.

      So, if you’d like to get to know Martin County, let’s be friends. 

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    • Welcome To Discover Martin County! Here are some of our best ideas…


       Fort Pierce City Marina 1 Avenue A, Ft. Pierce, FL 34950 (772) 464-1245 Facsimile (772) 464-2589

      At the intersection of the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway and the Okeechobee Waterway, Martin County, A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR, is a hub of boating activity and of events of interest to boaters.

      Imagine a place…

      Where warm waters meet perfect waves. Where soft sand beaches play backdrop for sunbathing, swimming, and snapshots. Where the great outdoors still feels natural, and time isn’t the only thing that’s preserved.

      Good news: you don’t have to imagine.

      We’re glad you are here. Stay turned for regular updates from Martin County. We can’t wait for you to visit.

      Happy travels,

      Discover Martin County

       

      GET STARTED WITH OUR MOST POPULAR ITINERARIES

      Eco Tours

      Eco-Adventure

       

      Beaches

      Parks

       

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      Our social media channels are constantly being updated with cool events, and some pretty interesting behind the scenes coverage. Join the conversation so you don’t miss a thing!

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      While we love communicating with you via email, we would hate clogging up your inbox everytime we publish a new article, find an amazing vacation deal, or want to share one of fantastic pictures.

      So, if you’d like to get to know Martin County, let’s be friends. 

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    • Jupiter FL Has a Plan to Remove Derelict Boats from FL Intracoastal Waterway

      The proposed ordinance would require owners of boats anchored for more than seven days in a row in Jupiter to register with the town’s police.

      Talking is over: Jupiter has a plan to address unsightly boats on its waters
      Palm Beach Post

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      1. Rasselas -  July 31, 2019 - 6:11 am

        So how are they going to determine/know if I have anchored for 7 days.? Are they going to have a marine meter maid going around and placing a mark on my hull? Are they going to rely on word of mouth?

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    • More from USACE on Tropical Storm and Hurricane Preparations

      With the 2019 hurricane season underway, this is additional information for boaters navigating the waters of South Florida. This notice comes to us from our good friend, Specialist Erica Skolte, US Army Corp of Engineers.

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      For Immediate Release, August 26, 2018
      Corps prepares for tropical activity; issues guidance to boaters & campers
      With the possibility of tropical activity in south Florida in the coming days, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Jacksonville District is preparing to respond as needed and providing information to boaters and campers on operational adjustments that will take place at navigation locks and recreation facilities.
      The Jacksonville District activated its emergency operations center (EOC) at noon today (Aug. 26). This
      action allows district staff to devote added attention to the response actions that might be necessary should a tropical cyclone or heavy rain develop.
      “Our staff is coordinating with state and local officials,” said Candida Bronson, Acting Operations Division
      Chief for Jacksonville District. “We will staff our EOC over the weekend, and dispatch liaison officers to the state EOC and other locations as appropriate.”

      Jacksonville District is issuing the following guidance on its operations in south Florida:
      • For boaters, the Corps plans to extend operating hours for its navigation locks when a storm is 72 hours out. The extended hours will remain in place until a storm is eight hours from landfall. To ensure safety of lock operators, the Corps will suspend operations when lightning is in the area, or when winds exceed 35 mph.
      • For campers and visitors to recreation sites, Jacksonville District park rangers will monitor conditions at Corps’ campgrounds and recreation areas. If a county government issues an evacuation order for mobile homes or RV parks in an area where there is a Corps’ campground or recreational facility, rangers will order an evacuation of the facility and advise on shelter locations. Visitors should move all campers, motor homes, tents, vessels, and trailers from facilities under evacuation orders.
      • Field staff will conduct pre-storm evaluation of the Herbert Hoover Dike surrounding Lake Okeechobee. Significant rain on the lake or in the Kissimmee basin to the north could cause a rapid rise in the lake over the coming weeks. The current lake stage is 14.67 feet. While no imminent threat of failure exists, the lake stage is in the upper end of the Corps’ preferred range of 12.5-15.5 feet.
      More information on Jacksonville District response actions can be found at www.saj.usace.army.mil.

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    • More Praise for Westland Marina and Boater’s Edge, Titusville, FL AICW Statute Mile 879


      These words of praise by Tom Waid for Westland Marina are not the first we have received, see High Praise. Westland Marina, A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR, is located on the southeastern shore of Titusville’s semi-enclosed harbor.

      We recently hauled out at Westland for major work on our Beneteau Oceanis 321. New engine and new rudder. The staff at Westland are friendly, professional, and very accommodating. The boatyard is very tidy compared with other yards I’ve done business with. Jeff and Kyle at Boaters Edge always took time to answer my questions and kept me informed of any delays. (There were “parts in the mail issues.” Not any foot dragging on their part). Kyle did the work of installing the new engine and he did an excellent job. While my wife and I did the work of procuring a new rudder, Kyle did the work of installing it. Again, excellent work.

      I highly recommend Westland Marina and Boaters Edge.
      Tom Waid

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    • Diesel Price War in Pompano Beach! Sands Harbor Resort and Marina, AICW Statute Mile 1055


      Sands Harbor Resort and Marina is on the east side of the Waterway, just north of the Atlantic Blvd Bridge. Our thanks to Frances Croswell for this money saving notice!

      7/12/19 We bought diesel again Tuesday July 8, 2019 at $2.49 at Sands Harbour as previously discussed. I think your recent notice showed this price a/o 7/09 as well.
      A nice and easy place to fill up!
      Frances

      5/29/19 Fyi, Sands Harbor Marina, Pompano Beach, FL. 954-942-9100 x6000 (North/east side of Atlantic Blvd bridge—Marathon fuel dock–right beside ICW for easy in out)

      DIESEL at $2.49 today (local price war) BEFORE you get 10 cent discount for Boat US etc. We just bought last night…copy of receipt attached! A decent overnight stop too. They also have a frequent fueler program (attached).
      Frances Croswell

      Click here for Sands Harbor Marina



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    • Florida Mooring Fields Versus Open Anchorage, Hollywood, FL


      The age old issue of converting popular ICW anchorages, such as North and South Lakes in Hollywood, into mooring fields has in the past been associated with municipal waterfronts like St. Augustine. The mooring fields are considered to be a way to prevent derelicts and long term, unattended anchored vessels. See Anchoring Hassels in Hollywood, Florida and Sewage in Waterway Blamed on Boaters, Hollywood, FL.

      Click here for Boat buoys could sink sailing on Hollywood lakes 
      Sun Sentinel

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    • Good Words for Ortega Landing Marina, off the St Johns River, Jacksonville, FL


      Stop in and give a big Welcome to one of our newest Sponsors! Only a mile or so upstream from downtown Jacksonville, Ortega Landing Marina, now A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR, is the first facility on your starboard as you enter the Ortega River from the St. Johns. Our thanks to Dave and Nan Fuller for these kind words as posted on AGLCA’s Forum.

      We kept our boat for about 18 months at Ortega Landing. We loved both the marina with very nearby conveniences, and Jacksonville itself. It is just past downtown Jacksonville off the St. John’s river about 20 miles or so from the coast on the Ortega River. Tides here are about 18 inches and brackish water. Ortega Landing has floating concrete docks, great amenities, pump outs in slips, and lots of things you want just 3 to 4 blocks away including a Publix, West Marine, several restaurants, and other conveniences. There are several very good repair facilities within a half mile on the river. The only thing missing is covered slips and those are available about 1/4 mile away. Hard to beat this marina and pricing is competitive for this part of Florida.
      Dave & Nan Ellen Fuller
      WACI 3

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    • Good Words for Marineland Marina, Marineland, FL, AICW Statute Mile 796


      These kind words for CRUISERS NET SPONSOR, Marineland Marina, were posted by Tim Gaffney on AGLCA’s Forum. With many recent facility upgrades and consistently good words from cruisers, Marineland Marina is located in Marineland, FL. See FOCUS ON Marineland Marina for more on this fine facility.

      During our adventures we have spent 3-5 months all told at Marineland, 15 miles South of St. Augustine. Marina looks brand new, Dolphins swim inside the cove, 2 free tickets to see the Marineland scientific research center across the street.
      If memory serves me cost is $1.25 a foot for a monthly stay. I think 30 amp for $35 a month. [See link below for all rates]
      Eric really watches over the boats!
      Did I mention the beach is right across the street?
      Tim Gaffney
      The Home Office

       

      Click Here To View the Eastern Florida Cruisers Net Marina Directory Listing For Marineland Marina

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    • High Praise for Westland Marina and Boater’s Edge, Titusville, FL AICW Statute Mile 879


      Ben Matthews is an experienced yachtsman and we are grateful for his sharing of his experience with the numerous engine problems possible with a new previously owned boat. Thankfully, it is a story with a happy ending. Westland Marina, A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR, is located on the southeastern shore of Titusville’s semi-enclosed harbor.

      We had mechanical issues in Titusville that needed to be repaired. We recently purchased a (too) lightly used express cruiser we are moving from Florida to North Carolina. In Titusville, the starter on one of the engines failed and was fixed by Boater’s Edge which resides in the same building as Westland Marina. Truly a collaborative arrangement. Westland Marina is under new ownership and they are as nice and accommodating as they can be. I pulled the boat in on a Saturday and made arrangements after hours on their emergency call line, and then contacted Boater’s Edge that Monday. When I picked the boat up the next Friday all the work was done and I pulled out. Fuel issue. Came back. Jeff from Boaters Edge fixed it on the spot. Pulled out again. Circulating pump issue. Pulled in again. They had the part ordered and made arrangements to fix on the spot on Saturday – of Memorial Day Weekend no less – and got me up and on my way by 10am. Superb support and friendliness by Kyle and Jeff to get me back on the water again and headed north. I made 480 miles the next 3 days due to their overtime work and fast response! Also they helped with advice after the repair for my maintenance of it days later. Thanks Guys!

      Although Westland Marine and Boater’s Edge are separate businesses, they work collaboratively to help boaters. Sean the nice marina manager has a really friendly Labrador who will play fetch while you wait and the lounge, shower, laundry, and restrooms are spotless and comfortable. Westland is generally a DIY yard and very lively with activity. Many useful stores (grocery, pharmacy, fast food) within a 20-minute walk, and a great ACE Hardware (with marine parts) is a 2 mile Uber/Lyft ride in the Florida heat.

      Thanks Westland and B-E for a great experience in a challenging situation!
      Ben Mathews

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    • Healy Report: Fernandina, FL AICW Statute Mile 721


      Experienced cruisers and frequent Cruisers Net contributors Jim and Peg Healy share their ships log and navigation watches as M/V Sanctuary travels north on the FL/GA Waterway. Thank you Jim and Peg!

      Sanctuary and crew stayed last night (5/27) at Amelia Island Yacht Harbor. We departed northbound this morning (5/28/2019) at 06h00 with the tide at Kingsley Creek at +5.1′. We used Bob Shearer’s west side route through the shallows south of Fernandina Beach. That route is fine. We saw no less than 17 ft, so 12 ft at MLW. TowBoatUS is telling people to ignore G”1B” and stay to the east side of the canal, but we had no problems and can’t see why that advice is necessary. Both routes through that shallows appear to be quite viable.
      Jim and Peg Healy aboard Sanctuary
      Monk 36 Hull #132

      See also NAV ALERT
      See also Tom Hale Comments on Confusing Area South of Fernandina

      Click Here To View the Eastern Florida Cruisers’ Net Marina Directory Listing For Amelia Island Yacht Basin

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      1. Nivek Rehtorbriaf -  May 29, 2019 - 3:03 pm

        We went through this morning (5-29-19) 2 hrs before low tide 5′ draft, stayed to the west using the markers saw no less than 7′

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    • Shands Bridge, St. Johns River, Green Cove Springs, FL


      For our tall-masted friends thinking of exploring the upper St. Johns River, Bruce Phaup kindly reminds us that the Shands Bridge with a fixed vertical clearance of 45ft connects Red Bay and Smith Points just south of Green Cove Springs. Funds have been approved for the replacement of Shands Bridge by the Florida Legislature, see links below. The bridge portion of the project is scheduled for completion in 2030.

      The Shands Bridge, just south of Green Cove Springs, has a clearance of 45 feet. The Shands Bridge is the controlling height for the entire navigable extent of the St. John’s River, extending south to Sanford, Florida.
      Bruce Phaup

      Current Shands Bridge

      Click here for Renderings of the new Shands Bridge

      Click here for State funds $763M to replace Shands Bridge, extend beltway

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    • NO WAKE Reminders Needed at Linton Blvd Bridge, Delray Beach, FL AICW Statute Mile 1041


      Lenny and Meryll’s frustration really isn’t with faded NO WAKE signs, but with the fact that too many boaters are not being good neighbors in this very crowded area though downtown Delray Beach. So…SLOW DOWN! With a closed vertical clearance of 27 ft, Linton Blvd bascule bridge crosses the Waterway at Statute Mile 1041.

      The NO WAKE signs on the Intracoastal North of the Linton Blvd bridge in Delray Beach are faded and mostly ineffective. There is only one and it can barely be seen. Would you know who I could contact about this?
      Thanks SO much!!
      Lenny and Meryll

      Click Here To View the Eastern Florida Cruisers Net Bridge Directory Listing For Linton Blvd

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      1. Jake Blindog -  April 26, 2019 - 8:54 am

        Ridiculous … even big yachts will occasionally plow right by marina areas … they all know better!! Need signs between Linton and Atlantic Ave bridges.

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    • Praise for Palm Coast Marina, FL AICW Statute Mile 803


      Palm Coast Marina – New Fuel Station! Diesel at transient slips, Gas & Diesel available.

      Palm Coast Marina, one of our newest CRUISERS NET SPONSORS, is located just west of the Intracoastal Waterway at Statute Mile 803 between St. Augustine and Daytona Beach. Our thanks to David Grimes for these kind words.

      Kudos to Chris and staff. Great dockside help with lines. Protected setting immediately adjacent to ICW. Little current and only 1.5 foot tidal range. 120 V shore power, unlike some other local marinas with <100 V. Excellent dockage rates as well. David GrimesClick Here To View the Cruisers Net Eastern Florida Marina Directory Listing For Palm Coast Marina

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