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Westpoint Harbor: A Unique Vision Is Realized in the South Bay REDWOOD CITY: Unbelievably, it was all worth it. The decade of convincing the bureaucracies and agencies that this ambitious project could be done. The innovative methods used to dewater and stabilize the created shoreline. The transformation of what was a salt pond into 50 acres of a dynamic, thriving harbor with water clean enough to swim in. The construction and installation of novel concrete docks – one-piece ngers with rounded ends – never before seen in this area. The formation of a new, thriving maritime community. How best to explain the 22 years of fortitude? Patience? Perseverance? “Stubbornness,” clari es Mark Sanders, who made it all happen. There’s never been a project like this attempted. The results are stunning – they need to be seen to be believed. Page 44 • Latitude 38 • July, 2010 “We are among the many people who have followed this incredible project for much of the last 20 years, and we were among the very rst tenants. Mark has really created a standard for this marina that sets it apart from all others and attracts a delightful and diverse cross-section of boats and owners. There is a real sense of community here; there’s always something going on – especially on the Party Barge! The facilities are simply unmatched and I appreciate the hightech security measures. We were very selective in choosing this marina and are very happy here at Westpoint Harbor." – Rich and Connie Dancaster A boost to South Bay sailing. Westpoint Harbor faces the largest sailing area on the entire Bay. As the recent Westpoint Regatta participants attest, the area’s reliable breezes, protected waters and warm weather make for especially enjoyable sailing. Thanks to Redwood City being one of only four deepwater ports on the entire Bay, sailors enjoy a wide channel with depths up to 30’. Whether racing or cruising, Peninsula sailors – including those from the adjacent Sequoia Yacht Club – are already taking full advantage of the revitalization of South Bay sailing that Westpoint has helped to inspire. Best is yet to come. This year will see the installation of more docks, ultimately resulting in a total of 408 slips averaging 50' in length. In addition to the beautiful new harbormaster building, plans include a restaurant/co ee shop, full boatyard and fuel dock (that will be the Bay’s southernmost), dry storage, and a neighborhood of other marine-related businesses. Come see for yourself: The newest, most unique jewel of San Francisco Bay.
PRIVILEGES/AMENITIES • Access to world-class Pacifi c Shores Health Club (pool, spa, gym, rock climbing wall, etc.) • DSL phone lines at every slip, and free wi access IDEAL LOCATION • Redwood City enjoys 300+ sunny days a year • Centered in the heart of Silicon Valley, between San Francisco and San Jose, near historic downtown Redwood City FABULOUS DOCKS • Innovative single-piece concrete fl oats with inboard piles and under-deck guides • Ultra-wide slips and fairways • Dock box, dual 50 amp/120-240 volt power, and pumpout at every slip STUNNING NEW HARBORMASTER BUILDING • 360º deck access with views of surrounding Westpoint Slough wildlife refuge • Beautiful showers and rest rooms with granite countertops and ceramic tile • Private meeting rooms 650 224-3250 1529 Seaport Blvd., Redwood City, CA 94063 www.westpointharbor.com July, 2010 • Latitude 38 • Page 45
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