FUEL DOCK SERVICES - SEATTLE,WASHINGTON

Seattle Boat Fuel Dock - Washington

If your fuel dock operates in a safe manner then you  know they are conscious of the environment and it's surroundings. It is impossible to safely operate a fuel dock fuel and storage facility and not be sensitive to the environment. The more safety conscious the Seattle Fuel Dock is in handling fuel; the more sensitive you are to the environment.
It is well known that fuel is hazardous and if not handled properly, fuel can lead to serious injury to individuals, as well as damages to the environment. Some of the possible problems that could occur may be a slip and fall accident, ground or water supply contamination, or possibly a fire.
Safe marinas know what is mandated by the government as well as what makes common sense.
A marina that stores and sells fuel is familiar with the government’s requirement to have in place an approved Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure Plan, commonly referred to as an SPCC Plan.

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SEATTLE BOATING - Boat Launches

BOATING IN SEATTLE

Seattle has more pleasure boats per capita than anywhere else in the U.S.. Seattle Parks and Recreation manages seven motorized boat launches on Puget Sound, Lake Washington, and the Ship Canal. A permit is required for anybody using a ramp lane regardless of where you park your vehicle and trailer.  
A single-day launch permit is good until midnight of the date purchased.
To pay the $10 fee, you can use the yellow fee machine OR the kiosk.
In addition to the $10 launch fee, you can purchase an overnight permit for $10 per night (4 nights maximum).
An annual permit costs $150 (up to 4 night stay permited).
Annual boat launch permits can be purchased via phone, fax, mail or in person, using cash, check, or credit card.
Here's the link to a Permit Application

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BOATING IN SEATTLE - Fuel Docks and Boating Services

FUEL DOCKS AND BOATING SERVICES - Seattle,WA

Accessible by water, there are many fuel docks located in the Greater Seattle and the Puget Sound for all your boating needs.

Seattle Boating Fuel Docks carry oil, fuel conditioner, gear lube, and more. In addition to fueling, attendants can help boaters with tie up, and sell snacks, ice cream, ice and beverages.Most marina fuel docks use ethanol free fuel but you should always ask and call around. All marine engines sold in the United States are designed to operate on fuel containing no more than 10 percent ethanol. Engines built before ethanol became popular for environmental reasons, (past 10 years) have minimal safeguards from the damage alcohol fuels will cause.

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BOATING IN SEATTLE, WA - Marinas,Boats,Yachts

MARINAS,BOATING,YACHTS - Seattle, WA

There are hundreds of moorage slips for rent that are Seattle’s most popular home for boaters. Covered and uncovered freshwater slips accommodating vessels large and small – from runabouts to luxury yachts, and everything in-between.  There are several marinas with fantastic proximity to downtown Seattle and the Fremont/Queen Anne neighborhoods, variety of waterfront amenities, and unparalleled services for the Puget Sound’s boating community.  There are also commercial, residential, and storage spaces for lease.

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LADY WASHINGTON SAILING - Seattle, WA

Tour the tall ship, Lady Washington, for free at the Kirkland downtown marina on Thurs., Aug. 30, made possible by the City of Kirkland Tourism Program.



Launched in 1989, the Lady Washington is a full-scale reproduction of the original Lady Washington, one of the first American vessels to reach the west coast in 1788. The modern version, 112 feet in length, was constructed in Aberdeen, Wash., by master shipwrights. The topsail ketch Hawaiian Chieftain, an interpretation of a typical European merchant trader of the 19th century, was built in Hawaii in 1988.

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