Port Lease Improvements

SITE DEVELOPMENT WORK

• New site utilities to support proposed improvements.
• New storm water management infrastructure for entire Yacht Club site including selective pervious paving, catch basins and CDS filtration units at existing outfall locations.
• New paving and landscaping around proposed sailing center, locker building and maintenance building utilizing a combination of pervious pavers, enhanced concrete paving and drought tolerant plantings.
• Repaving and striping of dry storage, washout and parking areas north of new sailing center.
• New site lighting for areas around proposed new structures and northern dry storage area.
• Replace fencing along north edge of existing swimming pool enclosure and along a portion of the northern boundary of Yacht Club near Canon Street.
• New 80-foot gangway to provide disabled access to existing docks.
• Public art component at Club entrance in conformance with the Port Art Committee Regulations.

MALIN BURNHAM SAILING CENTER

• State-of–the-art facility to serve the greater membership.
• 6,900 square foot two-story structure will house the junior sailing program; high school sailing teams; regatta manager’s office; dock master’s office; fitness and training room; and maintenance facilities for the club’s asset fleets as well as plenty of storage for all of these uses.
• Includes a large classroom that is devisable into two isolated classrooms.
• Includes a large multipurpose banquet room with expansive covered decks and upscale restrooms for fleet and race related events as well as events managed by the Catering Department.
• All areas have been programmed and sized to accommodate future growth as anticipated for the next twenty to thirty years.

LOCKER BUILDING

• 12,160 square foot two-story structure connected to Sailing Center with an elevated walkway and serviced by a large elevator.
• Utilizes modular locker partitions.
• Naturally ventilated space including clerestory windows for daylighting.
• Restroom and shower facilities to serve the Sailing Center and pool.
• Laundry and ice machine room
• Offices for History and Amateur Radio Groups
• Second-floor general storage area for Club records, equipment and special projects accessed via elevator.

MAINTENANCE BUILDING

• 2,400 square foot one-story structure located at northwestern boundary of Yacht Club with direct access to Canon Street for refuse, recycling and hazardous material pick-up.
• Housekeeping workroom with commercial laundry.
• Office, workshop, storage and partially covered enclosed yard for the maintenance department’s general up-keep of the Club’s facilities.
• Staff Locker and restroom facilities.
• Storage for landscape maintenance equipment.

DURABILITY AND SUSTAINABILITY

• Building materials such as concrete, masonry and cement board have been selected for their environmental sensitivity, longevity and ease of maintenance.
• Wood products are being proposed in selected areas because of their renewability as a natural resource with acknowledgement given to over-harvesting of certain species.
• Solar water heating system will service showers, restrooms, laundry and solar pool heating panels as well as provisions for future photovoltaic panels for on-site generation of electricity.
• Proposed design incorporates natural ventilation and daylighting strategies as well as high-efficiency heating, ventilation, air conditioning and lighting systems for energy savings.
• Low-flow plumbing fixtures are proposed for water savings.
• The goal is a building that will comply with requirements of LEED “Silver” rating by the U.S. Green Building Council.