Dana Point Boaters Association president retires and reflects on 15 years of advocating boater interests

DANA POINT—James Lenthall has spent the past 15 years advocating for the interests of general boaters as a plan to redevelop Dana Point Harbor has been taken shape. First as an independent citizen,

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Budget Boater says:

February 7, 2021 at 12:33 pm

Kudos to Mr. Lenthall for helping to get the Dana Point Harbor revitalization over the hump. Hopefully he can kick back and enjoy watching the progress in the harbor.

Does anyone know if there are any restrictions regarding how much the new private operators can raise slip fees in DPH? It seems that slips fees were reasonable when the harbor was managed by the County. I am afraid the new private operators will do the Irvine Company “thing” and constantly raise slip fees to the point that it brings boaters to their knees (which Cal Rec-AKA Irvine Co does in Newport Harbor).

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