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Slip licensing is limited exclusively to Patrician
Shores property owners who are members in good standing.
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Slip licensing may not be sold, rented or
otherwise made available to persons who do not own real property in
Patrician Shores.
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Boat Length is to be limited to 24 feet. Boat
width or beam is limited to 8’ 6’’.
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All hardware attached to the dock to be specified
by the Dock Committee and subject to the Committee approval.
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No signs, other than those installed by the
association, are to be attached to the docks.
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No overnight parking is allowed in guest docking
area.
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Boats are not allowed in areas that are not
designated docking spaces.
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“No Trespassing” signs have been posted and
violators will be towed.
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During peak season, as a courtesy to our guests,
please limit your time to four hours at the guest docking area.
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Launching of boats is prohibited in any area of
Patrician Shores.
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Homeowners who have a home/dock may continue to
rent their home/dock together as a package, as they have done in the
past. If the renter splits their rental season they may not leave
their boat in the dock unless they are staying Patrician Shores. When
they leave Patrician Shores, the boat goes with them. Violators will be
towed from the dock as trespassers, at the dock owner’s expense.
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Homeowners and property owners, who have a dock
but not a boat, may continue to rent their docks but only to another
Patrician Shores home/property owner. The dock maybe sublet or rented
only to renters while they are in residence. Patrician Shores
home/property owners must be given first priority for dock rentals.
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It is the responsibility of the dock owners to
ensure that these rules are enforced when their dock is rented to
another property owner. Violating boats will be towed at the dock
owner’s expense and they may have their dock license revoked.
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Slip licensee can convey their license to the
purchasers of their property or the next person on the dock waiting list
maintained by the Dock Committee and subject to committee approval. In
order to provide an orderly license transition, the following guidelines
are to be followed: