From wendyclement10 at comcast.net  Mon Mar 30 02:57:41 2015
From: wendyclement10 at comcast.net (Wendy)
Date: Mon, 30 Mar 2015 04:57:41 -0400
Subject: [Board] Update on bar status
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Wow ... What a project!
First... Thank you all for working so hard at getting this done.  I agree that hiring someone at this point would be best.
Thank you for the update!

Wendy Clement
Sent from my iPhone 


> On Mar 29, 2015, at 9:45 PM, Dan Gingras <dan at dangingras.net> wrote:
> 
> Just  an update on the bar situation.
>  
>   Paul Roy and I started the demo last week.  We were shocked to see the amount of rot under the floor, but thought we could patch the floor together and move on.   Unfortunately today, we were joined by Bill, Paul Goldberg, Greg and Jerry and decided to remove the sections with rot.   That was opening Pandora’s box!!  We removed 7 layers   (1.5 inches thick- see photo) of completely soaked material including a sandwich of plywood, tile, plywood, tile and more plywood until (luckily!!) we got to the bottom layer, protected by tar paper and relatively intact, although still water stained.  <image002.jpg>We’re going to let that dry out and move  on from there, this becoming a much larger project that we anticipated.
>  
> The amount of water in the floor made leaving the current floor in place just not viable.  The water has also migrated into the wa<image004.jpg>lls creating a significant mold problem. 
>  
> The plan now is:
>  
> 1-      Remediate the mold problem by spraying with a mold inhibitor
> 2-      Lay a new3/4 “ pressure treated subfloor behind bar, and remove 2 feet of carpeting in front of the bar and remove rotted plywood and replace with 1/2 “  plywood.
> 3-      Frame  the bar with 2x 10 lumber
> 4-      Lay a waterproof decoupling membrane (schluter DITRA) on the floor
> 5-      Tile the floor behind the bar and 2 feet in front of the bar.   I suggest we hire someone to do this step.   Unfortunately I was hoping we  could patch this together, but  it’s just not the right way to do it, and would lead to significant structural problems in the future.   If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me.
> 
> 
> Dan
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From proy at proconinc.com  Mon Mar 30 06:55:26 2015
From: proy at proconinc.com (Paul Roy)
Date: Mon, 30 Mar 2015 12:55:26 +0000
Subject: [Board] PYC Wait List Verification - and - Availability for
	the	2015 season
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Bill you might want to let everyone know what slips they are, in the past I had someone say they wanted an open slip and then turned it down when they saw its location. Then  I had to start the whole process all over, a real pain. Just a thought.

Paul W. Roy
Director of Business Development | Client Services
603.623.8811 ext 243
603.396.2352 cell
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From: Board [mailto:board-bounces at portsmouthyc.org] On Behalf Of Bill Pelletier
Sent: Sunday, March 29, 2015 9:58 PM
Subject: [Board] PYC Wait List Verification - and - Availability for the 2015 season

This is being sent to email addresses on file for the current Slip Waiting list and Board of Directors.

We have two slips available for the 2015 season.
1) 32'max 25'min 10'6" beam
2) 24'max 19'min 8'6" beam


A reminder - the maximum boat LOA for the slips are as described in the currently published Clubhouse & Docks Rules found on the PYC website:

"The length of a boat is based on the length from bowsprit or anchor platform to transom, rear of swim platform or aft most dimension of outdrive or outboard motor. If the outboard is stowed in the up position, this becomes the aft most dimension. "

If you are interested in one of these slips, please reply to this email address (bill.pelletier.pyc at gmail.com<mailto:bill.pelletier.pyc at gmail.com>) no later than midnight on Thursday April 2nd. I will acknowledge any replies to let you that your note was received. On the 3rd,  I will review any responses in the order of the current wait list and will advise the prospective assignees via email and USPS mail.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to reach out.

Bill Pelletier, V/C
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From dan at dangingras.net  Mon Mar 30 07:52:27 2015
From: dan at dangingras.net (Dan Gingras)
Date: Mon, 30 Mar 2015 09:52:27 -0400
Subject: [Board] Update on bar status
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OOPS…meant fortunately not UNFORTUNATELY  I’d like to blame it on autocorrect, but  it was a brain cramp.


Dan

 

 

From: Bill Pelletier [mailto:bill.pelletier.pyc at gmail.com] 
Sent: Monday, March 30, 2015 8:55 AM
To: Dan Gingras
Subject: Re: [Board] Update on bar status

 

Just now re-reading this phrase: "...Unfortunately today, we were joined by Bill, Paul Goldberg, Greg and Jerry..." HAHA.  Hope that was a grammatical oops..  

 

Bill

 

On Sun, Mar 29, 2015 at 9:45 PM, Dan Gingras <dan at dangingras.net <mailto:dan at dangingras.net> > wrote:

Just  an update on the bar situation.

 

  Paul Roy and I started the demo last week.  We were shocked to see the amount of rot under the floor, but thought we could patch the floor together and move on.   Unfortunately today, we were joined by Bill, Paul Goldberg, Greg and Jerry and decided to remove the sections with rot.   That was opening Pandora’s box!!  We removed 7 layers   (1.5 inches thick- see photo) of completely soaked material including a sandwich of plywood, tile, plywood, tile and more plywood until (luckily!!) we got to the bottom layer, protected by tar paper and relatively intact, although still water stained.  We’re going to let that dry out and move  on from there, this becoming a much larger project that we anticipated.

 

The amount of water in the floor made leaving the current floor in place just not viable.  The water has also migrated into the walls creating a significant mold problem.  

 

The plan now is:

 

1-      Remediate the mold problem by spraying with a mold inhibitor

2-      Lay a new3/4 “ pressure treated subfloor behind bar, and remove 2 feet of carpeting in front of the bar and remove rotted plywood and replace with 1/2 “  plywood.

3-      Frame  the bar with 2x 10 lumber

4-      Lay a waterproof decoupling membrane (schluter DITRA) on the floor

5-      Tile the floor behind the bar and 2 feet in front of the bar.   I suggest we hire someone to do this step.   Unfortunately I was hoping we  could patch this together, but  it’s just not the right way to do it, and would lead to significant structural problems in the future.   If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me.



Dan

 

 



 

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From sdemarais at yahoo.com  Mon Mar 30 10:59:35 2015
From: sdemarais at yahoo.com (sdemarais at yahoo.com)
Date: Mon, 30 Mar 2015 12:59:35 -0400
Subject: [Board] Update on bar status
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I agree wholeheartedly!  Thank you for doing such a brutal job.  It's appreciated and I'll be sure to pass the word on your hard work and prudent decision.

Sent from my iPhone

> On Mar 30, 2015, at 4:57 AM, Wendy <wendyclement10 at comcast.net> wrote:
> 
> Wow ... What a project!
> First... Thank you all for working so hard at getting this done.  I agree that hiring someone at this point would be best.
> Thank you for the update!
> 
> Wendy Clement
> Sent from my iPhone 
> 
> 
>> On Mar 29, 2015, at 9:45 PM, Dan Gingras <dan at dangingras.net> wrote:
>> 
>> Just  an update on the bar situation.
>>  
>>   Paul Roy and I started the demo last week.  We were shocked to see the amount of rot under the floor, but thought we could patch the floor together and move on.   Unfortunately today, we were joined by Bill, Paul Goldberg, Greg and Jerry and decided to remove the sections with rot.   That was opening Pandora’s box!!  We removed 7 layers   (1.5 inches thick- see photo) of completely soaked material including a sandwich of plywood, tile, plywood, tile and more plywood until (luckily!!) we got to the bottom layer, protected by tar paper and relatively intact, although still water stained.  <image002.jpg>We’re going to let that dry out and move  on from there, this becoming a much larger project that we anticipated.
>>  
>> The amount of water in the floor made leaving the current floor in place just not viable.  The water has also migrated into the wa<image004.jpg>lls creating a significant mold problem. 
>>  
>> The plan now is:
>>  
>> 1-      Remediate the mold problem by spraying with a mold inhibitor
>> 2-      Lay a new3/4 “ pressure treated subfloor behind bar, and remove 2 feet of carpeting in front of the bar and remove rotted plywood and replace with 1/2 “  plywood.
>> 3-      Frame  the bar with 2x 10 lumber
>> 4-      Lay a waterproof decoupling membrane (schluter DITRA) on the floor
>> 5-      Tile the floor behind the bar and 2 feet in front of the bar.   I suggest we hire someone to do this step.   Unfortunately I was hoping we  could patch this together, but  it’s just not the right way to do it, and would lead to significant structural problems in the future.   If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me.
>> 
>> 
>> Dan
>>  
>>  
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From dan at dangingras.net  Mon Mar 30 12:08:50 2015
From: dan at dangingras.net (Dan Gingras)
Date: Mon, 30 Mar 2015 14:08:50 -0400
Subject: [Board] Update on bar status
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Thanks  Steve.  I have to give all involved credit.   It’s gratifying to see us making decisions to fix things correctly rather than bandaiding things!!

 

Dan

 

 

From: sdemarais at yahoo.com [mailto:sdemarais at yahoo.com] 
Sent: Monday, March 30, 2015 1:00 PM
To: Board of Directors
Cc: dan at dangingras.net; Goldberg, Paul; Jerry; junipersc at comcast.net
Subject: Re: [Board] Update on bar status

 

I agree wholeheartedly!  Thank you for doing such a brutal job.  It's appreciated and I'll be sure to pass the word on your hard work and prudent decision.

Sent from my iPhone


On Mar 30, 2015, at 4:57 AM, Wendy <wendyclement10 at comcast.net <mailto:wendyclement10 at comcast.net> > wrote:

Wow ... What a project!

First... Thank you all for working so hard at getting this done.  I agree that hiring someone at this point would be best.

Thank you for the update!

Wendy Clement

Sent from my iPhone 

 


On Mar 29, 2015, at 9:45 PM, Dan Gingras <dan at dangingras.net <mailto:dan at dangingras.net> > wrote:

Just  an update on the bar situation.

 

  Paul Roy and I started the demo last week.  We were shocked to see the amount of rot under the floor, but thought we could patch the floor together and move on.   Unfortunately today, we were joined by Bill, Paul Goldberg, Greg and Jerry and decided to remove the sections with rot.   That was opening Pandora’s box!!  We removed 7 layers   (1.5 inches thick- see photo) of completely soaked material including a sandwich of plywood, tile, plywood, tile and more plywood until (luckily!!) we got to the bottom layer, protected by tar paper and relatively intact, although still water stained.  <image002.jpg>We’re going to let that dry out and move  on from there, this becoming a much larger project that we anticipated.

 

The amount of water in the floor made leaving the current floor in place just not viable.  The water has also migrated into the wa <image004.jpg>lls creating a significant mold problem.  

 

The plan now is:

 

1-      Remediate the mold problem by spraying with a mold inhibitor

2-      Lay a new3/4 “ pressure treated subfloor behind bar, and remove 2 feet of carpeting in front of the bar and remove rotted plywood and replace with 1/2 “  plywood.

3-      Frame  the bar with 2x 10 lumber

4-      Lay a waterproof decoupling membrane (schluter DITRA) on the floor

5-      Tile the floor behind the bar and 2 feet in front of the bar.   I suggest we hire someone to do this step.   Unfortunately I was hoping we  could patch this together, but  it’s just not the right way to do it, and would lead to significant structural problems in the future.   If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me.



Dan

 

 

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