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Members only
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bring people together" (Chuck Gould)
2010 Picnics in the Park
21 July
Photos of the Picnic*
Dedication of Picnic Shelter by Commodore
16 June
Photos of the Picnic*
Survey the Progress on our new Picnic Shelter!*
Photos: Rich Hunt
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"I would like to thank Dana and Toni Cutting and their entire
committee for one of the best Picnic-in-the-Parks we've ever had! It
was complete with complimentary music provided by our own Kevin
McStay's band, "The Spenders." What an evening! Cheese Burgers in
Paradise, live music, fun, camaraderie, and a chance to meet old and
new friends." |
- 18 June - Dave and Jan Cordodor
- 16 July - Andy and Nancy Kupp
- 13 August - Dana and Tony Cutting
August
July
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18 June 2008
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First Picnic in the Park: 20 June
(1800) (Chairs: The Cordodors)
Unofficial & "Independent" Picnic: 4 July
Second Picnic in the Park: 18 July
(1800) (Chairs: The Ohnhaus')
Third Picnic in the Park: 15
August
(Chairs: Melinda Knapp)
2007 Picnics
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By the time you read this, BYC will have submitted a request to Kitsap County for a construction permit to build a Picnic Shelter. This process had to be accelerated in order to avoid a planned expansion of the " shoreline setback" rules, from the present 25' to 100', contained within the County Shoreline Management Plan mandated by the State DOE. We have requested a 24' by 40' shelter, with a 35' setback, in order to obtain a reasonably sized shelter within the confines of the existing setback rules, the park area, and to minimize the negative Shoreline Management Plan impact on soil retention caused by tree removal. The submitted plans do NOT constitute a DESIGN of the Shelter. The basic structure will closely resemble the photos of State Park Shelters taken by the VC and posted on the bulletin board. The permit request only specifies a BASIC structure, at minimum cost, in order to "Stop the Clock" and "Grandfather" BYC to the current setback rules. Once the Permit Application is approved, a Committee will be set up to accept and review design suggestions from Members, and to provide some realistic cost estimates for consideration when submitted for vote. After the General Membership votes on "an exterior design" and a "Budgeted amount", the permit can then be modified to include any changes necessary to achieve the approved design. Mike Dunn, February 2007 [Source] |
$3.00 per person
BRING YOUR OWN MEAT TO BBQ
Your hosts Captain Mike and Mona-Lisa
GAMES WITH PRIZES!
This is on the first day of another glorious summer in the Pacific
Northwest. There will be no mosquitoes or rain. How’s that for a
prediction! Hope to see you there!
Cost: $4.00 per person
Questions? Call John or Marilyn
Adair (360)373-3456
2006 Picnics
VC & Family
Hot coals will be ready @ 5:30 PM
will provide
salad greens & variety of dressings
baked potatoes with a variety of toppings
soft drink, bottled water, beer and wine
desert
(21 June 2006:) Let us do the cooking while you sit back and enjoy the
waterfront
vistas. BYC will provide hot dogs, burgers, potato salad, beverages
(soda, beer, wine) and ice cream (we may even sneak in a tri-tip or
two) and you can provide whatever else your potluck heart desires.
Feeling lucky? There will be a drawing for prizes!
News and Events
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News and Events
2004 Picnics
 Photo: Sylvia Wilson |
News and Events
News and Events
Picnic in the Park
16 July 2003
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 Ed's last meal before his departure on Stillpoint
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Jack DeWitt in defense of old Shelter? (Photo: Joanne Gonzalez [Year?])