Cedar this weekend

I wish the Town of Oyster bay would enforce the rules at TOBAY Marina. Too many dead beats staying all summer, and they never collect on the "day dock", too many unattended boats at night. Plenty of money for a new deck..
Still a great facility.
 
What is the rule of thumb with Tobay? I'd love to go there but I always heard it's impossible to get in, I'm out of Amity so would love to at least check it out.
 
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Originally posted by CurrentSea

As a person who owns 2 slips in TOB and pays taxes there but I am denied a slip at cedar because my car and or boat is not registered in Babylon.
I think the "who is a resident rule" should be expanded.






I'm with you. I have deeded property in the Town of Babylon that I pay tax on, and electric and water bills in my name at that property.
The way they explained it to me when I tried to get a permit so I could go to Gilgo or Cedar with the boat was that it was for "Town Residents" not people who own property located in the town.
I wasn't happy to hear it, but couldn't argue with it since they had me on that and I honestly don't qualify as a resident.
Don't care all that much about Cedar, but my kids really like Gilgo, and the short walk to the beach makes it a great daytime destination with the boat.
 
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Originally posted by dwarren

What is the rule of thumb with Tobay? I'd love to go there but I always heard it's impossible to get in, I'm out of Amity so would love to at least check it out.






Tobay is for residents too, but I'm pretty sure non-residents can go in during the week or something at a higher rate, but must leave when the weekend comes along.
If I remember correctly, a resident can only stay 10 days and then must leave for 2 or something before coming back.
The reality is that I've seen non-residents stay over weekends, including holiday weekends, and there are a number of boats that seem like they don't move all summer.
Some regulars do move after 10 days, but sometimes just to another slip.
I've seen them get pretty strict with the people that pull in for the day and just go to the beach without stopping in the office to pay. They take down the registration numbers and send them a bill. I've even seen it happen to people that anchor away from the dock and wade in.
Not usually a problem getting a slip during the week, except the weekdays leading up to the long weekends. Many regulars seem to start pulling in the weekend before, and leaving the boat there all week so they have the slip for the holiday weekend.
Once the long weekend is over the place empties out pretty quick and slips are easy to get again.
I'm a resident, but don't go there much anymore so things may have changed a bit. I haven't even bothered getting a sticker for this year yet. It's a nice place, but the trip to the beach from the Marina is a relatively long one (which the kids don't like), the food in the restaurant (also a long walk)isn't that good although the wait for a table and prices would make you think it is, and my wife doesn't like spending the night there too much unless we are meeting up with friends or something.
 
Anyone know if your allowed to stay on a floater for the night at Cedar? And whats the story with Tobay. Will they ever rebuild ?
 
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