Rhode Island is now requiring all yacht clubs to file an annual report showing mooring usage data and we are cooperating. The pennants now have red tags with QR codes taking you to the CCA Essex Station webpage where you will find a link to the mooring usage log so you can enter the data.
If the tags are missing, please navigate to the website using this link: (https://cruisingclub.org/ess).
Alternatively, if you are planning on using one of the 2 moorings, you can log your usage before you arrive to eliminate the hassle once you arrive. Thank you in advance for helping us collect this data.
number
400
Region
Block Island
Area
RI
Type
Last reported 800 lb. mushrooms; 20', 3/4" & 20', 1/2" chain; 15', 1" nylon.
Mooring Location
Great Salt Pond
Shape
Ball
Markings
“CCA #109” and “CCA #114”, blue w/ fading CCA burgee
Location Details
Bonnell Beach
Steward
Rear Commodore, Essex Station
Comment
2 moorings (#109 and #114). CCA burgee must be flown. Members are reminded boats are not to be left unattended overnight. These two moorings are "owned" and managed by CCA with responsibility assigned to the Rear Commodore of the Essex Station. They are frequently occupied by CCA members displaying our club burgee and rafting IS EXPECTED as a courtesy to fellow members.
LatLon
41°
11.18333'
N
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71°
34.95000'
W