Facility Closing Dates

We hope everyone enjoyed their summer as it’s officially winding down. Below are the final dates for the facilities.

  • The last day of regular buoy service will be Sunday, September 29th. The pier attendants will be available for limited hours through October 4th to help members who need to remove their boats. Please contact the office if you need help removing your boat after September 29th
  • Kayak and paddleboards must be removed from the beach rack by November 1st
  • The final day for the pool will be September 30th
  • Tennis and pickleball courts will remain open until first snow. A notice will be sent out when we anticipate closing down the courts

Thank you for another great season!

Summer Events

Fourth of July may be over, but there are plenty of Summer events to attend!

 

Pickleball Clinics: Every Tuesday on Court 1 from 8:30-10:00AM. Classes are limited to 12 people- first come first serve.

 

Beach Yoga: Every Friday from 9-10AM. Free for members and $10 for guests.

 

Pool Lawn Yoga: Every Saturday from 8:30-9:30AM. Free for members and $10 for guests.

 

Rennie’s Craft Table: Every Friday at the pool from 12-4PM. The craft schedule is posted on the Event Calendar and flyers at the pool & beach.

 

Movie Nights: Every Saturday through August 3rd. Begins after sunset on the pool lawn. The movie schedule is posted on the Event Calendar and flyers at the pool & beach.

 

Bocce Mixers: On July 20 and August 10 starting at 4PM. Sign-ups are in the office. This is a potluck so bring a yummy dish to share!

 

Kids Junior Tennis Clinics: There will be two clinics on July 22-26 and August 5-9 starting at 4PM. Clinics are $125 or $25 per day. Sign-ups are in the office.

 

Pickleball Mixers: On July 26 and August 9 from 4-6 PM. Sign-ups are in the office.

2024 Buoy & Rack Packet

The 2024 Buoy & Rack packet was mailed out on Friday, February 9th. All items will need to be postmarked by Monday, March 11th for the Lottery that will be held on Monday, March 18th.

Under the Boating tab on the website, you will find the 2024 Buoy & Rack packet as well as links to pay for the buoy session, rack spots, or the shuttle service fee. Please note that all prices include a 3% transaction fee. You must pay twice if you are signing up for more than one session or two rack spots. Payment links expire on Friday, March 15th. A DocuSign packet is available upon request.

This year there is an added shuttle service fee for members who are not on the buoy field but use DPA’s boat. In addition to the completed packet, the office must receive the boat insurance (if applicable), boat registration (if applicable), and separate checks/online payments for all items in order to participate in the lottery. All items need to be postmarked by March 11th or received by the office by March 17th.

Capital Project Survey Results Available

Many thanks to all members who participated in the Capital Projects survey last summer. The survey was open from July 16 through Aug 15. We had a total of 245 responses. Duplicates were provided from 32 members. The unique membership inputs were 213 or 40% of the membership. This is a fantastic response! We appreciate your feedback and will use the results to guide our investment decisions going forward. There are many large and small investment ideas. As the Board discusses these items and decides where to invest you will hear about what’s planned.

Bottom Line:
Highest priority is investing in the beach

  • Adding TRPA approved sand
  • Adding Kayak / Paddleboard space and/or optimizing location

Many other ideas and requests

  • Highest of these is more shade and better seating at beach and pool
  • Next highest is more buoys
  • Lots of interest in gym/clubhouse
  • Many smaller investment ideas for beach and pool
  • Some thoughts on additional services
  • Interest in more frequent communication and more surveys
  • Many comments that show appreciation and/or trust in the board
  • Ideas on how to manage the capital project selection process

For the full details click on the following URL:
https://www.dollarpoint.org/mp-files/capital-projects-survey-august-2023.pdf/

The summary is 40 pages and contains all inputs received. While long, it is filled with the prioritized inputs from members. A good read! Check it out.

If you have any questions please contact Nate Walker (njwus@comcast.net) and Roger Quinlan (RogerJQuinlan@gmail.com)

Facility Closing Dates

We hope everyone enjoyed their summer as it’s officially winding down. Below are the final dates for the facilities.

  • The last day of regular buoy service will be Sunday, September 24th. The pier attendants will be available for limited hours through September 30th to help members who need to remove their boats. Please contact the office if you need help removing your boat after September 24th
  • Kayak and paddleboards must be removed from the beach rack by November 1st
  • The final day for the pool will be September 30th
  • Tennis and pickleball courts will remain open until first snow. A notice will be sent out when we anticipate closing down the courts

Thank you for another great season!

July 4th Note

The July 4th festivities at the pool will consist of just the events, there will not be a barbeque or the opportunity to purchase food.

 

July 4th Events Flyer

 

4th of July – Pool Events

We will be holding events at the pool on July 4th from 11am – 5pm.

The scavenger hunt, face painting, and tie-dye (bring your own items) will be available from 11am – 5pm.

The annual Diving Board Contest will begin at 12pm. The categories are Best Dive, Best Belly Flop, Biggest Splash, and Coolest Trick. Each category will be split into three groups: Kids (12 and under), Teens (13-19), and Adults (20 and above). There will be prizes available for the winners of each category.

At 2pm will be the burlap sack race and the three-leg race.

At 4pm will be the water balloon toss.

We will finish off the day with rounds of Bingo at 5pm.

 

July 4th Events Flyer

Update ID Cards

Over the winter we switched to a new check-in system and unfortunately not all the barcodes for the photo IDs transferred over.  We encourage all members who haven’t used their ID cards since last summer or whose cards aren’t scanning properly to stop by the office so that staff can test the cards and correct the issue if needed.