Port of San Diego Invites Boating Community to Participate in In-Water Hull Cleaning Survey

SAN DIEGO— The Port of San Diego has invited boaters, hull cleaners and marina and yacht club operators and mangers in the San Diego Bay community to participate in their “In-Water Hull Cleaning Survey.” The information collected through the survey will be used by port staff to better understand the cleaning...

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Christopher Carafino says:

March 13, 2021 at 8:52 am

When a vessel will permit and of course budget, all vessels should be on a dry berth boat float. It makes sense when practical and possible.

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