Our building subcommittee has been working for several months on obtaining a building permit for the reconstruction of Scott's Shed, and works are due to commence this week.

Temporary fences have been erected, and access to the shed and the area around it will therefore be restricted. Temporary storage containers will replace the fuel store and the tank for Patrol 5 will be available from that container.

In order to properly manage health and safety obligations, we are obliged to prevent any unauthorised access during construction, so please take special care around the site, and please don't attempt to enter it unless you are accompanied by Mike Versteegen.  

We are excited about this next phase of the club's history, and we look forward to seeing works start very soon.  Of course, there will be some inconvenience to members as access is restricted and carparking is affected, and so we ask that you cooperate with us and Mike during construction of this exciting project.

Thanks to the enthusiasm of Brian Jones and all the Sailability volunteers and the expertise of Mr Ray McKenna from the Media Faculty of Box Hill Tafe, a series of YouTube clips have been created from the recent production of their Sailability DVD.

Click on the Sailability hotlink on the left to be directed to the Sailability homepage.

A number of clips are up ready for viewing. Other clips will be added shortly.