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| and the center rigging area is being refurbished with a heavy layer of pea gravel. Check out what your donations have accomplished. Pics of the progress here.... |
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David, Pam, Rebecca and Kipps drawing the winning tickets for the JP Raffle
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, winner of the Slalom board
2nd Prize: Michael Fowler, winner of the Vantage sail
3rd Prize: Jason Henry, winner of the Kids Micro Sail & Rig
4th Prize: Serge Degrandpre, winner of a Seat Harness
5th Prize: Michael Fowler, winner of a Waist Harness
for donating to such a worthy cause!
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| The Coyote Point windsurf access is in dangerous disrepair. Completion of the County funded beachfront and promenade restoration is a few years away. The interim solution of temporary sandbag ramps has been approved by the County and the necessary permits have been obtained. We need to fund the final $10,000 of the $35,000 project. There is a limited window of opportunity for installation of these ramps due to restrictions by the Regional Water Quality Control Board. Your help is urgently needed to maintain safe windsurfing access at Coyote Point! |
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Click here to donate your tax deductible gift. Please add the text "Coyote Point Promenade (SFBA)" in the space for Billing Address Line 2 to assure that your donation goes toward the Coyote Project. |
You can also donate through SFBA directly, but those donations may not be tax deductible because SFBA is a 501(c)7 organization (as opposed to a 501(c)3). |
| latest news from the San Mateo County Parks Department...work on the temporary sandbag ramps is tentatively scheduled to begin tomorrow, April 16th and last 2 weeks. Sale of raffle tickets has boosted the fund raising enough to get the project underway. There's still time to buy a ticket and get a chance to win a JP board, a sail or any number of other prizes. All this and a new ramp to the water! Thanks to all who donated! |
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To sweeten the deal the SFBA is holding a raffle for a really cool JP Slalom III board generously donated by Adventure Sports Inc., the North American distributor for JP Australia, Neil Pryde Waterwear, NPX Waterwear and Cabrinha Kiteboarding.
Click here to enter
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...in any amount, to raise the needed $10,000 for temporary sand bag ramps at Coyote Point. These 2 access ramps will only be installed if we can raise the necessary funds.
While these "temporary" ramps are to be made out of sand bags, they have been carefully engineered to be stable (view design) and are expected to serve as the access way during the 2-3 years that it will take for San Mateo County Parks to complete the design, approval, and installation of an improved and stable shoreline.
even if you don't sail at Coyote Point Park, please think globally and help your spiritual brothers and sisters get their chance to ride the wind.
You can be a Coyote Point Sandbagger too!
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