The Borough requires that we recycle therefore all customers are expected to recycle their garbage.  Garbage must be placed in its proper receptacle.  Recycle glass and cans must be placed in receptacles loosely and not in a garbage bag.  If you have any doubts as to the proper disposal of the waste products contact an employee.  Garbage cans are placed throughout the yard indicating:  Aluminum Cans, Cardboard, Non~Recyclabe Garbage, Newspapers, Metals, Plastics, Food Cans and Glass.

State & Federal regulations mandate proper disposal of toxic materials. Toxic waste products include: Oil, Permanent Antifreeze, Paint Thinners, and Waste Fuel & Bilge Sludge.  These materials need to be collected and recycled.  Do not allow them to run into the ground.

If necessary, we will be forced to stop those boat owners who do not comply with Yard Policy.  If Lockwood's is required to clean up any area due to noncompliance, customers will be charged accordingly which could include charges for stone and soil replacement.

Additional EPA rules  for Winter and Summer Storage Customer
as well as Spring Launch Procedures and Summer Storage Procedures are listed below.
 

SANDING:  Vacuum sanders are mandatory when sanding your vessel. If you do  not own one they are available for rent through the store at a nominal charge.  To insure chemical compliance with the EPA, drop cloths must be place under boats when sanding, painting, stripping or any type of work wherein toxic materials can be dropped onto the ground and seep into the water tables.  When finished sanding and painting, roll up the drop cloth(s) and shake sanding chips into non recycle receptacles.
          WHEN SANDING NEVER MOVE JACK STANDS!  When the
         boat is hauled Lockwood’s stores the vessel securely in the jack
         stands.  Moving the stands causes the risk of serious injury to you,
         your vessel and others. 

CLEAN UP:  A slop sink is located outside the bathrooms in the yard.  Please use it for messy clean up when necessary & keep bathroom sinks clean.

READY TO PAINT:  If there is any paint left apply it to the boat.  All paint must be dry prior to disposal of the cans, trays, brushes, rollers, etc. Once dry, these items can be disposed of in non recyclable garbage.

MAST PREPPING:  which includes rerunning stays and shrouds, installing spreaders, checking lights, etc. is the responsibility of the owner.  If requested, Lockwood's will perform this service on a time and material basis.
    Masts are automatically pulled from the shed on the Friday prior to
    expected launch date.  If you need more time for extensive work, contact
    the store office.  Masts are stepped after the boat is launched. 

LAUNCHING:  When you are ready to have your vessel launched all boat owners, including insurance repair customers, must fill out a launch form and schedule a date in the store office 2 weeks prior to your requested date.  Talking to yard employees will not put you on the launch list.  Be certain that your boat will be ready for the date specified since cancellations and rescheduling cause problems for all.

A Hint for picking the right date....  Most commissioning work is completed in the water.  If you are requesting Lockwood's to complete any work allow a few days in the water prior to departure.  Pick a launch date "Week of..." or pick a date in the beginning of the week.  This way your boat will be ready for a weekend departure.