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The meeting commenced at 1045 am at the BBSC Clubhouse.

Present were Peter Withington, Celia Davey, Robin
Davey, Lynn Bain, John Boyes, Richard Dunne, Bev Dunne, Chris Darman, Peter
Walsh, Michael O’Brien, Andrew Bain, Rob Hooke, Anne McAsh and Lachlan
Brown

The recent sailing forum strongly endorsed a proposal that the club submit a proposal to Council to build a security fence around the perimeter of the clubhouse precinct (largely where the perimeter is now marked by fencing, posts and the beach access path) and install external security lighting, so as to allow the club to provide mast-up storage on a fee-paying basis.

“From drifting to survival conditions there was something for everyone at the 2008 Eurobodalla Tourism ANZAC Regatta conducted last weekend by Batemans Bay Sailing Club. There was an excellent fleet of 114 boats competing. These ranged from small single handed dinghies through to high tech skiffs, catamarans and trailerable yachts.

Last Saturday Batemans Bay Sailing Club conducted the Batemans Marine Park Race. There was no sponsorship from NPWS for this ecologically sound activity, but extensive use was made of the recently laid marine park markers as rounding bouys. Race Officer Peter Smith and his trusty crew aboard “Avior” got the fleet going from the start line off Casey’s beach.

Vice Commodore’s Titanic Tussle

Comments from the Batemans Bay Sailing Club given to the Marine Park Authority by letter on 14 July 2007.

These images are from Google Earth. They ARE NOT current so don't rely on them. They could be

several years old and are here purely for interest.