Senior Membership at QCYC is a voting membership and is required for anyone who wishes to keep a boat in a mooring. The Senior Membership 'unit' applies to one person or to two people who are spouses.
Below is a summary description of this membership category: details are in the Members' Handbook.
Privileges:
- Senior members may hold a position on the Board of Directors
- Senior members may request a mooring and a locker
- Senior members may nominate new members
- A Seniority number is assigned upon joining
- Related children under 6** may travel free of charge on the Club Tender, when accompanied by the Senior Member
- Senior members may apply for a finger dock which is subject to a license agreement.
Restrictions:
There is 'one vote per boat', i.e., one vote per Senior Membership 'unit'.
In the case of a Senior membership where two persons make up the membership unit, only one may be on the Board at any given time.
Fees:
| Initiation Fee (one-time) |
$1250/$2150* |
$1250 for boats under 28' $2150 for boats 28' and over |
| Annual Dues |
$1700* |
Includes unlimited travel on club tender for one adult |
Mooring Fees
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$67*/beam foot
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Priced for standard Mediterranean mooring. Includes electricity, water, pump-outs. |
Finger Dock |
TBA |
Subject to availability and a license agreement at an extra charge. |
Winter Storage |
$1.80* per square foot/season (length X width) |
Includes unlimited haul outs and launches. |
Minimum Billing |
$150 per year |
Used to purchase tickets for social events. |
Optional annual costs |
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Family Membership |
$150* |
Includes a second tender pass for the other Co-Habitating Unit Member as well as membership and tender passes for all related children under 19** |
Lockers |
$350* |
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* Plus applicable taxes ** On 1 Jan of the current year. |
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Obligations:
- Queen City is a self-help club. Each Senior Membership 'unit' is required to provide 12 work-hours per year. Hours not worked are charged at $40 per hour.
- Senior members are also expected to help with launch & haul-out of the boats, in the spring and fall. These hours do not qualify as work hours.