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ApS
04-01-2005, 08:52 AM
I like to think I'm well-read on NH boating issues, but what is this about?

There's one hundred and eighty-eight folks who can't get a mooring permit?

And it's not "on" the Forum?
Is it state-wide?
Portsmouth-only?
PDA-only?
Rockingham County only?
After March 1st -- you can't apply for 2005?
Is it "Forever"?
Is this a badly-prepared article?

http://www.fosters.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20050331/NEWS06/50331093

restauranteer
04-01-2005, 09:07 AM
Nothing to do with the up here - whole different system. A quick search of Fosters will reveal the related articles that should help clear up your confusion :liplick:

ApS
04-01-2005, 09:46 AM
There were three Portsmouth articles prior -- this year.

I was directed to this article "cold", since I seldom read Portsmouth news. (And "navigating" Foster's/Citizen pages is confusing, anyway).

Still, it would seem that boaters who have held mooring permits for 50-60 years shouldn't lose them forever over bureaucratic deadlines.

Why doesn't the State's entire mooring permit "business" charge five-years-paid-in-advance fees, instead of this penny-ante annual nonsense?

It's like driving to the Post Office to buy a 37¢ stamp.

restauranteer
04-01-2005, 09:53 AM
Why doesn't the State's entire mooring permit "business" charge five-years-paid-in-advance fees, instead of this penny-ante annual nonsense?

Don't know the answer and since it has nothing to do with Winni (I do know that's why I am here) I don't really have an opinion.

Your appetitie is appreciated, but looks like you're in the wrong restaraunt with this topic :liplick:

ApS
04-01-2005, 10:18 AM
Don't know the answer and since it has nothing to do with Winni (I do know that's why I am here) I don't really have an opinion. Your appetitie is appreciated, but looks like you're in the wrong restaraunt with this topic :liplick:OK, so this restaurant serves lemons... :)

Well, the question was rhetorical, and applies to Winnipesaukee.

We have the option of applying once every five years, and re-applying every year for an annual sticker. Why not apply just once -- and buy a mooring sticker valid for five years?
:confused:

restauranteer
04-01-2005, 10:26 AM
Sorry folks, pretty new at this and didn't know I have quickly stumbled onto one of those "gotta get the last word in" type of threads.

Time to vacate, looks like "last call" has been sounded! :cheers:

ApS
04-16-2005, 10:55 AM
More news: Judge extends "file-by" date.

It appears that the issue was impacted by the wrong "renew" date on the re-application forms. (Correct date is 2006).

This news actually impacts few readers here; although perhaps our seagoing member (Coastal Laker - with the lighthouse avatar) could be impacted by this snafu.

http://www.fosters.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20050416/NEWS07/50416030