Lawsy
Well-Known Member
Firstly, why did the marina chose a Friday, Saturday & Sunday (presumeably the busiest days) to get divers looking at the gate?
Secondly, if the divers were only available on those three days, or those days were the best for observing the gate, why not better publicity of the limited gate opening times than one small notice on the ground floor door to the offices? Do the marina staff not realise that not everybody visits the offices or toilets before going down to their boat? Why not plaster the notices all over the place (on the electronic gate leading to the pontoons & similar places, etc)? Surely that would have stopped not not just myself, but other boaters as well, from firing up only to find that they either couldn't get out when they wanted, or were being forced to stay out for 2 hours, even if they didn't want to be out that long.
Secondly, if the divers were only available on those three days, or those days were the best for observing the gate, why not better publicity of the limited gate opening times than one small notice on the ground floor door to the offices? Do the marina staff not realise that not everybody visits the offices or toilets before going down to their boat? Why not plaster the notices all over the place (on the electronic gate leading to the pontoons & similar places, etc)? Surely that would have stopped not not just myself, but other boaters as well, from firing up only to find that they either couldn't get out when they wanted, or were being forced to stay out for 2 hours, even if they didn't want to be out that long.