Recently, some questions have arisen regarding the relationship between Fish Tale Marine & the RP Boating & RP Condominium Associations. Questions concerning egress, Fish Tale docks usage, etc. have been raised. We encourage interested owners to review the documentation posted on the Condo Documents link on the website. RP Board of Directors November 5, 2020
Read More...It is with great regret that I am informing you that Ed Strand, our Royal Pelican Boating Association President, and resident of building 1 has passed away. He passed away unexpectedly and peacefully at his cabin on the Tahquamenon River, just where he wanted to go, but way too soon for all family, friends, and […]
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Pictures at install and low tide To All, Great job all! A total of 72 units installed with this project which means when units get “percolating” they will mimic 2.05 miles of mangrove, they will filter 1.8 to 2.5 million gallons of water per day, will increase fish population 14,400 to 21,600 fish per year!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!…………….what […]
Read More...Boat Owners and Dock Owners In leaving for season/hurricane season there are to be no loose items left on docks, everything on a dock is to be fastened down. Pieces of boards, buckets, storage containers, tools etc all become a deadly weapon when flying through the air with 100mph winds, hence everything is to be […]
Read More...Ocean Habitat Inc was given permission by our State Government in Tallahassee this week to continue work as an essential business. Ocean Habitats will be installing one half the order of units Wednesday April 22nd. They will arrive here from Gainesville between 11am and Noon. Due to the virus, they will return home the same […]
Read More...Well, money is in and contact info and order processed. Unit order has finished production. So, what is holding things up. Ocean Habitat Inc., located in Gainesville, is waiting on certification from Tallahassee as a Florida Essential Business. Since these units increase fish population, it comes under the heading of Sea Food Producer as explained […]
Read More...On February 24th 2020 @ 9am Gary Lewis of the UCSGA came to the Royal Pelican Docks for a voluntary Vessel Inspection for any Boater in the Royal Pelican Community. As per Gary Lewis “we want everyone to pass. In the event a vessel does not pass there is no citation, as this is a […]
Read More...The following was posted on each Bldg Bulletin Board approx. 10 days ago. Here are answers to questions I fielded. 1. Why is turf above present grass – answer what was used to fill the holes will pack down and the turf will actually slowly breakdown itself. So in time it will be level with […]
Read More...Closing Boat for Season-Prep for Hurricane Season Here in Florida you are guaranteed a Hurricane Season, if, when, where, how strong/weak is anyone’s guess – and maybe even go unaffected! In any event if you leaving for any extended time you need to close the boat up. There are many articles that cover this and […]
Read More...‘Mini reefs’ are being installed to bring area waters back to life while helping reduce harmful algae. Ocean Habitats’ Thousand Reef Challenge: Install under-dock structures as habitat for creatures that filter water. Click on the link below for more information: ‘Mini reefs’ aim to bring area waters back to life while helping reduce harmful algae
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The Boating Association Annual Meeting directly follows the RP Annual Meeting on Wednesday, February 13th. The Boating Association Board is seeking either your attendance at the meeting or completing the proxy below, Thank You.
Read More...The Boating Association wants to let you know that we will be starting the budget workshop for the January 1, 2019 thru December 31, 2019 in October and would like your input regarding funding our reserves. Please visit the Boating Association link on the Owner Section page and review the noted documents relative to the budgeting […]
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