Rules


CBMM Marina Policies

1. Fires of any nature on boats, docks, parking spaces, or in the marina shall be prohibited, except in areas designated for that purpose.

2. The waters of the marina are a “no wake zone.” Captains are responsible for their wake.

3. Littering in the marina and parking area is prohibited. All trash shall be placed in containers furnished for such purposes.

4. Disorderly conduct, indecent exposure, profanity, and excessive party noise; is prohibited.

5. Sounding devices such as horns, whistles, and bells shall not be used except upon entering or leaving the marina entrance.

6. Altering any Museum equipment or property, including the docks, is prohibited.

7. No swimming shall be permitted in the marina area.

8. No fireworks shall be permitted in the marina area.

9. All pets shall be leashed and under control at all times.

10. No refueling of boats shall be permitted within the marina area.

11. All but minor repairs shall be prohibited in dock spaces.

12. Owners and operators shall lower their main sail before entering or leaving the marina area.

13. No unlicensed boats, including remote controlled floating devices, shall be permitted in the marina area.

14. In the event of a malfunction of any utility, the marina Dockmaster shall be notified immediately.

15. No toilet waste from a tank or receptacle of a boat or other conveyance shall be discharged at the marina or in the toilets provided by the Museum. Toilet facilities are available for Museum visitors only.

16. Launching of wind surfboards in the marina area is prohibited.

17. No fishing shall be permitted off any dock within the marina. Cleaning of fish is prohibited.

18. No tires shall be permitted as fenders in the marina. Proper marine fenders shall be used to secure boats in place.

19. For safety reasons, running your engine or generator while docked at the Museum is strictly prohibited.

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