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Transfer Waiting List Transfer Waiting List For your convenience, we have published our new applicant waiting list and our transfer list. The lists are sorted by date. To find your position on the list, simply reference the month, day and year in which you applied. New applicants and transfers are assigned based on application date, preference and availability. Please read the “Procedure for Assigning Seasonal Mooring Permits” in the Rules and Regulations section to see the order of assignments as dictated by the code of the Chicago Park District. The assignment process for transfers and new applicants is now a year round process. They can be conducted anywhere from a weekly to a monthly basis depending on availability, time of year, outstanding transfers and outstanding applications. The greatest availability occurs after the deadline for seasonal renewals, when non-renewed spaces become available. Transfers within harbors are done before transfers between harbors and there may be several rounds of each. Applications are done after the completion of the transfer rounds. All transfer requests will remain on file until they are accommodated. If you wish to cancel a request, you must notify us in writing. Also be aware that if you have multiple transfer requests and one of them is accommodated, the other transfer requests will remain active unless you cancel them by notifying us in writing. If you contact us regarding a transfer, please refer to it by the date of the transfer, not the number listing. These numbers are simply the order at the time the list is printed and change as people receive or withdraw transfers. To search this document in Adobe Acrobat, click on the Search icon in the toolbar or select Search in the Edit menu at the top of the page. Legend Date - Date application was received Name - Name of applicant Length - Range of length of mooring requested Current Space - The boat’s current assignment Boat Type - Type of Boat Please note that this waiting list is current as of the date listed at the top of the page. Applications received on that day or later will not be listed. Chicago Park District 10/1/2019 10:35:24AM Waiting List Transfer List No. Name Length Width Dock Date Boat Type Current Space Boat Name 1 Lueking, Christopher D. 80 80 0 04/02/02 Power BSTD007 Good Times 1 Belmont - Stall 2 Schneider, Timothy 36 36 0 03/18/04 Power HSTD034 Dreamscape 1 Montrose - Stall HSTD024 2 Montrose - Stall HSTD031 3 Saccone Iii, Joseph A. 35 40 0 03/23/04 Sail HSTC055 Sea Es Ta WILL TAKE 35-40' SLIP ON SOUTH SIDE OF HARBOR; PREFER THE "T" DOCK, WILL ACCEPT THE "U" DOCK; AS WELL AS THE PORT-SIDE DOCK(BOW IN) PLEASE CALL BEFORE TRANSFER See file for number 01/10/11 10:00 AM - PLACE TRANSFER ON HOLD IN 2011 UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE 02/28/12 02:41 PM - PLACE TRANSFER ON HOLD IN 2012 UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE 02/12/13 03:37 PM - Do not transfer until further notice 2013 01/10/14 09:25 AM - 03/11/14 02:23 PM - hold until 2015 02/29/16 01:13 PM - Do not transfer in 2016 01/30/18 03:14 PM - Amendment T-21 or T-20 only in Belmont. 1 Belmont - Stall 4 Lumley, Steve 47 60 0 04/23/09 Power HSTE033 The Beach House would like Dusable Harbor 07/25/19 12:49 PM - 1st Preference is 60ft slip in DuSable; 2nd Choice would be a 50ft slip in DuSable. Would like A-2 at DuSable if available. 1 DuSable - Stall 5 Baars, Bruce 30 30 0 08/24/09 Sail HSTB030 Fair Wind 1 Montrose - Stall HSTB034 6 Come Sailing Charter 38 45 0 09/23/09 Sail GMOJ002 Bernard 1 Gateway - Stall 7 Fantasy Inc., 70 70 0 09/29/09 Power BSTJ028 Sophisticated Lady 1 Gateway - Stall 8 Schultz, Jim 70 100 0 01/25/10 Power BSTC025 Xanax 02/29/16 12:59 PM - Requesting C-22 in Burnham Harbor 1 Burnham - Stall 9 Poczatek, Jeff J. 58 70 0 03/18/10 Power BSTED013 Hakuna My Yacht Ahh 1 Gateway - Stall 10 Mack, Stephen 49 49 0 04/20/10 Power HSTN016 Manseh 1 Gateway - Stall 11 Albareedi, Said 33 50 0 05/03/10 Power BSTQ024 Orca WILL TAKE A LARGER SLIP 1 Gateway - Stall 12 Mc Cracken, Ryan 26 26 0 08/02/10 Power CSTH012 Lift Shot 1 Chicago Park District 10/1/2019 10:35:24AM Waiting List Transfer List No. Name Length Width Dock Date Boat Type Current Space Boat Name 03/03/11 11:46 AM - hold until further notice 09/03/14 10:03 AM - First Choice Diversey H-15 Second Choice Diversey H-14 1 Diversey - Stall 13 Siren Song Sailing LLC. 36 36 0 08/11/10 Sail ASTT022 Siren Song 1 Belmont - Stall ASTT021 14 Muersch, Tedd 50 60 0 01/04/11 Power BSTF010 Looney Bin 1 Gateway - Stall 15 Free Spirit Charters 80 80 0 BSTJ023 01/18/11 Power BSTJ025 Gypsy Spirit 1 Burnham - Stall BSTJ023 2 Burnham - Charter BSTJ023 16 Free Spirit Charters 80 80 0 BSTJ022 01/18/11 Power BSTJ024 Free Spirit 1 Burnham - Stall BSTJ022 2 Burnham - Charter BSTJ022 17 Lueking, Christopher D. 80 100 0 01/21/11 Power BSTD007 Good Times 1 Gateway - Stall 18 Cory, Andrew C. 40 40 0 ISTE20 03/04/11 Power ISTE021 Far & Sure 1 DuSable - Stall ISTE020 19 Estes, Warren 23 28 0 ASDR009 03/31/11 Power ASDR015 Acme 1 Belmont - Star Dock ASDR009 20 Song, John 60 60 0 05/10/11 Power ASTI046 X 05/26/11 03:55 PM - Would like a End slip 01/10/12 12:00 PM - Would like 50ft or 60 slip second 02/03/12 10:05 AM - 1 Gateway - Stall 21 Richards, Steve 30 32 0 T-HEAD 09/22/11 Power ASTS011 Ciera Would like to transfer to one of the two slips at the end of S-dock (T-head) in Belmont Harbor. 1 Belmont - Stall T-HEAD 22 Campise, James 50 0 0 G-25 01/31/12 Power JSTK027 Daddy's Girls & Jr 1 Diversey - Stall G-25 23 La Porte, Tom 0 0 0 A-8 ONLY03/05/12 Power ASTA014 Seasons Treasure 1 Belmont - Stall A-8 ONLY 24 Baars, Bruce 30 30 0 06/25/12 Sail HSTB030 Fair Wind I have a pending transfer request in for B-34 at Montrose. I would like to keep this open until i can move there, as this is my preffered location. I would like to transfer to Montrose Harbor Slip B-37 if that becomes available before B-34. Those are the only to slips to which I would like to move. 1 Montrose - Stall B-37 2 Chicago Park District 10/1/2019 10:35:24AM Waiting List Transfer List No. Name Length Width Dock Date Boat Type Current Space Boat Name 25 Henley, Steven B. 40 40 0 08/28/12 Power HSTE010 Crew Of Four I would like to transfer from my current stall of Montrose D-45 to my first choice Montrose D-31 or second choice of D-24. 1 Montrose - Stall D-31 2 Montrose - Stall D-24 26 Kohoutek, Wayne 60 60 0 10/02/12 Power BSTEF019 T/T Tenacious 09/07/17 02:31 PM - We are currently in EF19 in Burnham harbor.....we only want EF15 in Burnham harbor if it becomes available. 1 Burnham - Stall EF 15 27 Witherspoon, Josh 30 30 0 05/27/13 Sail ASTS025 WS - Ahoy Polloi I'm currently in Belmont South 25. Would like to move to Belmont South 16, 17, or 18. 1 Belmont - Stall S-16 2 Belmont - Stall S-17 3 Belmont - Stall S-18 28 Notch, John 35 35 0 05/28/13 Sail ASTT024 Exeter I am only interested in an assignment to Stall T-22 in Belmont Harbor. I currently am in Stall T-24. 1 Belmont - Stall T-22 29 Weber, Therese A. 35 35 0 02/13/14 Sail BSTH035 Tranquil 1 Burnham - Stall H-33 30 Stagowski, Bryan 30 35 0 02/28/14 Power BSTEK005 It's All About Me transfer to EK-6 or EK-7 1 Burnham - Stall 31 O'hara, John 10 10 0 08/25/14 Power BSTC024 Hattitude Ii would like to switch to c-22 from c-24 that is the only other slip I would be interested in 1 Burnham - Stall 32 Barlow, Cindy 50 50 0 10/22/14 Power ASTI007 TexCin Too! Currently in I -7. would ike to transfer I dock, slip # 8. 1 Belmont - Stall I-8 33 Merriman, Roger 50 50 0 02/12/15 Power HSTN013 Charisma I only want to be moved to N-16. 1 Montrose - Stall 2 Montrose - Stall 3 Montrose - Stall 4 Montrose - Stall 5 Montrose - Stall 34 Kalnins, Eric 40 45 0 02/13/15 Power ASTG028 Zen Kat Would like to move from G-28 to either: (1) Belmont H-26; (2) Belmont H-27; or (3) Belmont H-28. 1 Belmont - Stall 35 Stanley, Dean 40 40 0 03/13/15 Sail ASTG035 I'attitude Would like to be place back in our old slip G-34 at Belmont Harbor. 1 Belmont - Stall 3 Chicago Park District 10/1/2019 10:35:24AM Waiting List Transfer List No. Name Length Width Dock Date Boat Type Current Space Boat Name 36 Salk, Steven 60 60 0 06/02/15 Power BSTED004 X 1 DuSable - Stall 2 Belmont - Stall 37 Marcelle, Trayce 35 35 0 07/06/15 Power BSTM022 One Point Oh..
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