00:36:37	Pat Crawford:	2-ton crane… what does cheap price mean?
00:37:44	Pat Crawford:	price on next slide. perfect!
00:39:04	Bill Toohey:	how many feet do we need to go out for the crane?
00:40:02	Bill Toohey:	is the cost of the north float that moves with the tide included in the estimate?
00:41:28	John Mooney:	How long ago was the dredging permitted?
00:41:42	Thomas Dawson:	Does the crane need some sort of special foundation, or does its attachment to the new dock enough?
00:42:36	John Mooney:	Yes the support for the crane will need extra beefy support. I know this from hard experience!
00:42:53	Joe Jablonowski:	what do regatta competitors do now to launch larger boats?
00:42:55	Kenneth Madsen:	any thoughts of making the ramp wider too? visitors think the narrow space in front of the ramp is intimidating for going out and particularly coming in. would be critical for hosting regattas of larger dinght fleets
00:43:00	Marti Schwartz:	What is depth at low tide where crane is proposed.  We currently run J22 regattas with around 12 boats with current equipment.  Why do we need something that, because of depth, can only be used a couple of hours a day.  Finally, J22 and mercuys currently tie up the main pier for a half day spring and fall.  Is this a major issue to utilization of the waterfront.
00:44:59	Pat Crawford:	should we gather real estimates rather than guesses before this is viable for consideration?
00:50:44	Katherine Rotsky:	How often do we have events that we use larger boats? How many per year?
00:51:26	Wendelyn Duquette:	Given the depth considerations for optimum use of the hoist would it be important for the planing for the hoist to be tied to the planning for the dredging and perhaps even the ramp.
00:53:20	John Mooney:	Does Bristol Marine have a crane, or just a travel lift?
00:55:13	Joe Jablonowski:	Have drive-in competitors used the launch ramps at Independence Park? Bristol Marine? State Street?
00:57:20	Bill Toohey:	the last survey we ran on the 12 ideas in the strategic plan the board  never showed the results to members.  Will we see the results of the survey that is being proposed
00:57:20	Pat Crawford:	thank you, Nick, for the hard work you have put in to this idea.
00:58:56	John Mooney:	Hear, hear!
01:10:30	Thomas Dawson:	Yes, thank you Nick.  Architect Tom Dawson