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Yacht Club Future Redevelopment to Be Explored

Published on 08 December 2022

An agreement between the NSW Government, Coffs Harbour Yacht Club and City of Coffs Harbour that ultimately aims to help the Club achieve its vision of becoming a water sports centre of excellence and a tourism and community hub at the heart of the Jetty Precinct is to be put in place.

The agreement – a Memorandum of Understanding or MOU –  outlines an Expression of Interest (EOI) process to be undertaken by the Yacht Club to explore the potential scale of redevelopment and to secure funding partners.

It is not anticipated that the City will contribute directly to the redevelopment of the Yacht Club facilities, but City staff will continue to provide time and expertise to the Club through its role as the Crown Land Manager.

Once the scope of the development has been established, and funding partners engaged, the Club could then be provided with a lease that reflects the level of investment secured for the site.

“The lease renewal process has been affected by new Crown Land Management legislation introduced by the NSW Government in 2018. The State Government is the owner of all Crown Land in NSW,” said Steve Bayliss, City of Coffs Harbour’s Director Business Services.

“Initially, the legislation didn’t allow the City, as Crown Land Manager, to approve new and long-term renewals of leases without new approved Plans of Management.  But this issue was subsequently rectified through an amendment to the regulation.”

The timeline for the next steps of the process, which can now be accommodated within a 2-year lease extension, is:

• Final MOU agreed - 8 December 2022
• Finalise EOI process and documentation - 13 March 2023
• Release EOI - 31 March 2023
• Preferred funding/partner agreed - February 2024
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Yacht Club Future Redevelopment to Be Explored

• 8 Dec 2022 4:15 pm AEST Date Time

An agreement between the NSW Government, Coffs Harbour Yacht Club and City of Coffs Harbour that ultimately aims to help the Club achieve its vision of becoming a water sports centre of excellence and a tourism and community hub at the heart of the Jetty Precinct is to be put in place.

The agreement – a Memorandum of Understanding or MOU – outlines an Expression of Interest (EOI) process to be undertaken by the Yacht Club to explore the potential scale of redevelopment and to secure funding partners.

It is not anticipated that the City will contribute directly to the redevelopment of the Yacht Club facilities, but City staff will continue to provide time and expertise to the Club through its role as the Crown Land Manager.

Once the scope of the development has been established, and funding partners engaged, the Club could then be provided with a lease that reflects the level of investment secured for the site.

“The lease renewal process has been affected by new Crown Land Management legislation introduced by the NSW Government in 2018. The State Government is the owner of all Crown Land in NSW,” said Steve Bayliss, City of Coffs Harbour’s Director Business Services.

“Initially, the legislation didn’t allow the City, as Crown Land Manager, to approve new and long-term renewals of leases without new approved Plans of Management. But this issue was subsequently rectified through an amendment to the regulation.”

The timeline for the next steps of the process, which can now be accommodated within a 2-year lease extension, is:

• Final MOU agreed – 8 December 2022
• Finalise EOI process and documentation – 13 March 2023
• Release EOI – 31 March 2023
• Preferred funding/partner agreed – February 2024

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Yacht club calls on council for lease reprieve.

PLUMMETING revenue and a proposed rise in Crown land rental fees have put the future of the Coffs Harbour Yacht Club in jeopardy.

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In the past month, the club has been hit with a "triple whammy" with the damage to the marina, work on the northwall and slipway resulting in patronage falling by 85%.

The club's income relies heavily on boaters, but the relocation of many vessels to Yamba and a stark drop in visiting boats has left the club counting the cost.

The damage has also caused the cancellation of the Pittwater to Coffs Harbour Yacht race - an event that boosted the club's success by attracting 420 skippers and crew.

It comes as Coffs Harbour City Council - as trustee of the land - is considering a rent review the club's management says it is unable to afford.

The club's board is calling for a six-month moratorium on the rental to keep the club afloat.

"We need some form of rent reduction until the finalisation of the north wall construction, because with traffic reduction it's knocked our patronage down by 85%," club commodore John Wait said.

"Not only that, we've lost in excess of 20-odd boats which are the backbone of the sailing club.

"We need the council to come to the table with a moratorium until it's rectified."

The club has been operating from its current building for more than 40 years and currently pays $47,200 in rent per year.

As well as meeting that cost, funds raised by the club are channelled into fixed overhead and ongoing maintenance costs.

The current lease will terminate in June next year, and changes in rent are being considered under an extension to 2020.

"The council made it a condition that an independent valuer assess the market rent," manager Bob StJohn said.

"But a market valuation would come back a lot more than it is now because they want it prepared on a commercial basis.

"Our argument is - how can you value something of this unique nature and compare it to a commercial basis?"

A council spokeswoman said "any change of rent during the lease term is as the lease requires".

Coffs Harbour MP Andrew Fraser called on support for the community groups and events that operate from the site.

"At a time when the harbour has been absolutely trashed they should immediately waive all rentals to ensure the yacht club, cafe and other businesses survive," he said.

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COFFS Harbour Yacht Club voted in its new Board for the next twelve months at the Annual General Meeting on Tuesday, 18 October.

John Wait was elected as Commodore, Richard Hinton as General Manager, and Garth McGilvray, Michael Haulville, Des Taylor and Tammy Mills-Thom as members.

Incoming Board member Tammy Mills-Thom told News Of The Area, “I am looking forward to contributing during the next year.

“Participation in water sports is intrinsic to Coffs and the Harbour is the perfect place for a thriving and active community Club.

“The Yacht Club offers the perfect placement,” she said.

Commodore John Wait reported on a positive twelve months at the AGM.

“Covid restrictions are now a thing of the past and the improved inclusive access to the Club is soon to be completed.

“Our Sailing School is well supported and is training many upcoming young sailors, as well as the She Sails program.

“Our Offshore Division and Thursday Twilight Sailing are standard popular features for Club and visiting yachties.

“All in all, we have a strong base which the Board is seeking to stabilise through the finalisation of ongoing negotiations for a secure long-term lease,” said John.

These achievements are all in line with the Board’s mission statement to upgrade facilities, increase support for ocean watersports, to have a thriving safe sailing school and to manage major water sports events and functions for the community and members.

“Our Vision Statement is to be the number one sustainable community venue for watersports on the North Coast of NSW,” he said.

Coffs Harbour Yacht Club will seek grant funding early in the new year with the intention to further improve the Club facility.

“Various waterfront sporting and community groups utilise the club facilities.

“We want to provide the best possible facilities,” John said.

General Manager Richard Hinton said, “Our staff have given their best efforts and the iconic venue continues to give members and guests memorable hospitality and functions.”

Board member Michael Haulville moved a vote of thanks to Commodore John Wait for his unswerving dedication and commitment to the Club on a daily basis.

“John is always ready to assist in the many day-to-day issues of the Club, and his capable hands-on approach is invaluable,” said Michael.

To enquire about membership, sailing, hospitality and functions, call 02 6652 4390 or email www.coffsyachtie.com.au .

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Known to the locals as the Coffs Yachtie, you'll find one of the best waterfront locations in Coffs Harbour with an extensive history in the local community, where you can enjoy drinks with friends outdoors on the deck, downstairs in our Jetty Beach Bar or a meal in the Breakwall Cafe and Restaurant.

Their Jetty Beach Bar has regular live entertainment and a cocktail bar open every weekend. Both the Riptide Bar and Jetty Beach Bar sell imported beer, craft beer, domestic beer and an extensive wine list that caters to every need.

The Coffs Harbour Yacht Club boasts unparalleled views to host your next function or event that your guests will not be able to stop talking about. Quality customer service is paramount to us.

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Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club has a fantastic opportunity for members to lease a club boat to participate in club training and racing activities. There are many benefits to leasing an RPAYC vessel, including:

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Leasing a club ‘Pacer’ is an easy way to access the club facilities, by having a boat already on premises at the club. A great way to integrate with the Centreboard community and fellow club members.

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The Coffs Harbour Marina Village has café’s, restaurants, an ice creamery, a hairdresser and retail specialty stores including a chandlery and dress shop. The marina also hosts boat charters, whale watching tours and deep-sea fishing charters.

Our Marina Manager will be able to help you find the right person for any job,  Contact Us .

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Coffs Harbour International Marina is fortunate enough to be home to an Australian Customs and Border Protection   Service Office. Throughout the year, we accommodate many vessels leaving or arriving on International journeys.

The local crew is:  Anthony Baldwin:  [email protected]

For all enquiries regarding international leave or entry of your vessel, follow the link to FAQ’s.  http://www.customs.gov.au/faq/default.asp

Whale and Dolphin Watching

It's that time of year again, the whales are here en masse, and they are putting on the show of a lifetime. Coffs Harbour Marina boasts three charters that will take you out onto the open ocean to observe these majestic creatures. 

For prices and tour times call:

Pacific Explorer 0422 210 338 Jetty Dive (02) 6651 1611 Cougar Cat 0418 666 715

Latitude 30 and Attitude Burgers

The Marina Village has much to offer our visitors. For some fine dining or a casual gourmet burger, Latitude 30 and Attitude Burgers are well worth the visit. With Marcus Blackwell, proprietor and head chef at the helm of both of these restaurants, you are assured a great experience. Previously a commercial fisherman from the wilds of Scotland, Marcus and his team know all about the best seafood and how to prepare memorable meals with an emphasis on freshness.

Check out their website  www.latitude30.com.au  for a look at their menu, and some interesting testimonials, including the story of a young Marcus cooking a lobster in his mothers’ twin tubs. Now that’s dedication!

Phone (02) 6651 6888 for reservations, or let Marina staff know and we can organise a table for you.

We All Scream For Ice Cream

How good is an ice cream on a nice day by the waters edge?  And Eric and Debs Ice Creamery make a gulf wide variety of flavours to suit the grommets right up to the grand parents.

Find them at the Marina Village.

marina hair and beauty 

Rachel Bye is the proprietor of the latest addition to the Marina Village. She has styled a glamorous salon environment suitable for everyone from the discerning client to a scruffy salty just off a long voyage in need of some TLC. Relax and enjoy a well deserved pamper with one of Coffs Harbours best hairdressers. Contact Rachel on 0438 267 293

Dive the Spectacular Solitary Islands

Jetty Dive are the experts for the absolutely magnificent and must do Solitary Islands.  The Marine Park has brilliant corals and is teaming with fish.  Jetty Dive have all the gear to kit you up, offer courses, have loads of advice, and organise boat dives. Click here for more information.

For more information phone (02) 6651 1611

jeffrey baker art gallery

Jeffrey Baker and Gail Baker have set up a pop up gallery at the Marina Village, offering everything from post cards, decorated surf boards to large wall pieces. A very well known local artist, Jeffrey has contributed greatly to public art and has brightened our Coffs Harbour landscape for years. Have a look at their website for contact details and a look at some of his strikingly individual pieces.

www.jeffreybakerart.com.au  

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BOOKING DINGHIES:  Dinghies are available for  the use of Members Only. Use of club dinghies is free and upon application an email will be sent to the club for approval which should occur within a couple of hours. If you are not a current member, available equipment will not be displayed.

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