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Boating Facilities

SALE BY TENDER –WATERCRAFT

 

Pittwater Council has removed dinghies and other watercraft within Pittwater, which are currently unclaimed and are held at Council’s holding yard at Boondah Depot, 1 Boondah Road, Warriewood.

 

Under the provisions of the Impounding Act, these watercraft, will be offered for sale by tender at 8.30am on Saturday 10th December 2011 at the above Depot.  All items will be available for viewing between the hours of 8.30am and 10am on Saturday 10th December, 2011.  All items sold as is and to be taken on the day before Depot closing.  Sale will be sealed tender, to be in even dollar amounts.  Payment required on the day and can be made by cash, cheque or credit card (visa or mastercard 1% surcharge applies).

 

Tenders will be opened at 10.30am on 10th December 2011, and the highest tender will be accepted and must be onsite at time of announcement to collect.  In the event of there being equal highest tenders, the matter will be settled by a draw out of the hat. 

 

Enquiries: Tanya Carmont, Reserves & Recreation Officer, Tel 9970 1353. 

 

 

  There are many boating facilities in the Pittwater area. These include wharves for recreational, commuter and commercial purposes, boat storage for dinghies, large boats and boat tie-up at wharves, moorings and boat ramps. Further information can be found by going to the links below. 

Palm Beach Ferry WharfWharves
Looking for a wharf. There are recreational and commuter/commercial wharves in Pittwater.

McCarrs creek Dinghy StorageDinghy Storage
There are 13 storage areas around Pittwater. To be placed on the waiting list access this page for more information
Wharf Tie-up Mackerel BeachBoat tie-up on Wharves
Information on temporary licences to tie-up on wharves.

Bayview_Park_Ramp_MiniBoat Ramps
Information on launching areas including dinghy ramps.

Large_Boat_Fac_Rowland_MiniLarge Boat Facilities
Information on storage of large boats for example outrigger canoes, dragon boats.

Mackerel Beach MooringsMoorings
There are 3641 moorings in Pittwater.  Averaged on a 10m boat, NSW Maritime collects over $2million p.a. from boat registrations and mooring fees.  Dept of Land and Water Conservation collects funds from P.O.'s (permissive occupancies) all over Pittwater.