Harbour Redevelopment

Town Hall Meeting #3: Harbour Design Presentation

July 3rd, 2013

1896-1996: a vision towards 2046

Where are we now? Timelines Working with Shoreplan Engineering Initial 3 Designs Iterations on Design #3 Key Design Issues Questions & Feedback What’s Next? How to provide feedback

Agenda

Water lot Lease has been signed Shoreplan Engineering has done detailed

sounding of existing and new waterlots

Harbour Design Board/Committee has been working with

Shoreplan to develop harbour design Initial feedback requested from

members ad user groups

Where are we now?

Timelines

April-May 2013

• Initial Town Hall meetings

May 2013

• Special General Meeting• Lease from Transport

Canada

June-July

2013

• Harbour Marketing begins

• Engineering• Electrical• Centre dock &

harbour soundings• Design and layout

July 2013

• Town Hall Meeting to present Design Options

• Finalize Design and Specifications

• Send out RFP

Aug-Sept 2013

• Select Preferred Contractor

• Negotiate Contract

Oct 2013 Mar

2014

• Manufacture of attenuators and docks

April 2014

• On Site Installation

Initial Design Proposals

Feature Review

Design #1

Design #2

Design #3

Try to get closer to our target (79 slips) with the following considerations: Consider the center dock reduction Dry sail crane area needs to be kept clear Junior Sailing needs to be able to launch in all

weather Generally place larger boats to the East and

smaller, more maneuverable boats to the West. Tighten turning radiuses and finger dock

spacing to be comparable to current KYC norms

Feedback for Revisions

Design #3 Revised

E

F

North-South location of Wave Attenuator Set North to additional protection Allow room for exterior JS launch ramp

East Dock Dock with some attenuation

JS Launch ramps on both inside and outside

More Space around Dry Sail crane76+ slips

Design #3 Comments

Proposed: Between A&B: ~1.5 Between B&C: ~1.4 Between C&D: ~1.65-1.8 Between D&E: > 1.6

Comparisons Oakville YS Portsmouth Olympic Harbour Confederation Basin National YC KYC

Turning Radiuses

Turning RadiusesOakville Yacht Squadron

15 metres15 metres

15 metres15 metres

Turning Radiuses

15 M

15 M

15 M

Portsmouth Harbour

Confederation Basin

15 M

15 M

15 M

Confederation Basin

15 m

15 m

15 m

15 m

Current KYC

National Yacht Club Toronto Harbour entrance

Design #3 Revised

A

C

D

B

E

F

Ryan Mulligan (Queen’s Coastal Engineer) Installing pressure sensors in July Will extract and provide actual wave data for

water lot Can continue to monitor into the fall

Shoreplan RFP will include performance specifications

based the wave study Direct data collected can be used to validate

the existing wave study.

Performance Specifications

No swimming in the harbour Electrical safety Traffic/Visibility

Outer JS launch ramp can be used for swimming

Possibly add an anchored swim raft 2/3 along the main attenuator

Ensure swim ladders are placed along exterior of all exterior docks/attenuators

Swimming could also occur to the East of spine A with adequate buoyage.

Swimming

Both ramps back down to the EastBoth interior and exterior ramps can be

used when weather is fairInterior ramp can be used when

conditions are roughBoth ramps can be used for member

dinghy and dry sail launching

JS & Dinghy Launch

No change in crane configurationFinger dock to the north can be used

for stagingBoats along North side of fixed break

wall placed such that a clear exit channel is maintained

Dry Sail Crane

Able Sail

Able Sail has suggested that Hoists be located on the South end of spine D and on the main attenuator where it meets with spine A.

RC Sailing

RC Sailors have indicated that they would like to continue using their current location on the fixed breakwall.

For North or South winds, they would like to sail to the East of spine A

Questions

A

C

D

B

E

F

What’s Next?

Work with Shoreplan Engineering to: Continue refining Harbour Design with

member input Permitting Issue RFP for final design

Update Quotes and Budgeting

Ongoing Feedback Options• E-mail: harbourquestions@kingstonyachtclub.ca• Web: www.kingstonyachtclub.ca/newharbour• Harbour Designs

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