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REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE USE OF PLEASURE CRAFT ON INLAND WATERS
AllanStokes

The South African Maritime Safety Authority has put in place regulations for the use of pleasure craft on inland waters in their Notice to Mariners 13 of 2007. This document can be viewed at www.samsa.org.za and the relevant procedures for category R vessels can be studied.

In short these regulations are only binding on sailing vessels over 9 meters in length and power driven vessels with a motor larger than 15 hp. They require that the skipper has a skipper’s ticket, called a Certificate of Competence ( CoC) and that the vessel is registered with a recognised Authority, a Certificate of Listing which is a one time registration and that the vessel has a Certificate of Fitness which is renewed every year. These requirements were due on 8 August 2008 but have now been extended to 1 March 2009 as very little has been done so far.

The CoC can be arranged through South African Sailing, (SAS) for sailing vessels or by contacting Allan Stokes at 0721836832, who will assist you. Power vessel COC’s must be done through SADSAA and Vicky Raynard at 0834103314 will be able to assist all power boat skippers.  

The Certificate of Listing can be done through SAS for all affected vessels and Daphne Kasselman at 0118242402 will be able to assist all boaters concerned. Sailing Vessels will be allocated SA numbers and power boats will be allocated ZA numbers.

Thereafter these vessels will be liable for a safety check annually and these can be done by various SAS appointed Safety Officers on the dam.  In fact just about every club on the dam has at least one Safety Officer appointed by SAS for this task.

Owners of vessels that ignore these regulations by the cut off date of 1 March 2009 will be liable for a hefty fine from the SAPS Water Wing based at Vaal Marina. The amount seems to be a maximum of R 10 000.00 or 6 months goal time. But this can change due to circumstances.

Please keep in mind that a jet ski is included in these regulations due to the power of its motor.

SUNDAY SERIES RACING
START AT 10h00

The 2009 / 2012 SAS Rule Book is obtainable from the office. Please collect your copy

The Northern Region SAS Handbook is obtainable from the office. Please collect your copy

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Series fees are R80 per series or R25 per race.
ONLY PAID UP BOATS WILL BE ELIGIBLE FOR PRIZES AND RESULTS

See new design for LDYC buoy on bottom of page

 

   
LDYC WALK-ON MOORINGS

Cost is R250 per month

or

R 1200 for six months

or

R2000 for a year

 the choice is up to the individual

Please enquire at LDYC office

  Brian Lion-Cachet approached me while he was busy vacuum infusing Trilonium's rudder, regarding the state of LDYC's two buoys, namely South Bay and the LDYC mark. The two buoys consisting of three 100 Litre drums in a triangular formation require constant maintenance and are forever full of water. Its common knowledge that the South Bay mark is used for target practice from the shore. A couple of ideas were thrown around. Brian then read an article on a state of the art design of a new oil rig using pipes for legs that extend deep into the water for stability. He then decided to ask two recently qualified mechanical engineers for assistance. His brief to them was to use a piece of fibreglass pipe for the casing, closed cell foam for buoyancy and concrete for stability. The buoy must be stable in winds of 25 knots in order to attach night lights for night races, simple.

This is what Kyle Klaas and Herman van Rooyen have designed. It now remains for us to price it and put it forward to the Management Committe for approval. Kyle and Herman can be contacted on kkk84@telkomsa.co.za

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