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 Our Gulf Cove Waterfront Park

For many years, we have been delighted to offer our members a waterfront park to enjoy with their family and friends.  The Park is wholly owned by the members of the Property Owners of Gulf Cove, Inc. and is restricted to those that pay their annual membership dues.  In order for our park to remain a safe and enjoyable recreation area, we have developed several rules that all are requested to follow:

 

1.   The Park is open from Sunrise to Sunset.

2.   Please do not drive or park on the grass.

3.   Park in designated parking areas only.

4.   All cookout fires are limited to the grill area. 

5.   Please make sure your fire is out.

6.   Please bag your trash and put it in the bins provided or take it with you.

7.   Pets are allowed but must be leashed at all times and please pick after them.

8.   Children under the age of 10 must be adult supervised at all times.

9.   If you notice any damage or needed repairs, please notify us ASAP.

 

Park Pavilion Reservations

Association members can post a reserve notice on the pavilion if it is not being used by the Association or one of our Clubs, whose dates are posted in the bulletin board.  Although, we do not rent the park, we do accept and appreciate donations toward its upkeep. 

 

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Our Gulf Cove Private Boat Ramp

 The residents of gulf cove have the privilege of having one of the few private boat ramp facilities left in Port charlotte.  The Gulf Cove Boat Ramp, and the land it is located on, is owned by the members of the Property Owners of Gulf Cove, Inc.  The funds to maintain this property, docks, ramp, and the amenities provided are funded by annual user fees.  We do not receive any County, State, or Federal funding to maintain this facility.

 Although the Gulf Cove Boat Ramp is available to anyone owning or renting property in Gulf Cove, a Boat Ramper Sticker must be obtained from the POGC, Inc. and displayed prior to using the Ramp.  Please note*** a County boat ramp sticker is NOT valid for use at our Private Ramp.  Boat trailers and/or tow vehicles not desplaying a current Boat Ramp Sticker run the risk of being towed at the owners expense and without notice.

Property owners need only send in an application (located either in the box next to the ramp or on our Website at www.gulfcove.org) with the required fees.  A Boat Ramp Sticker will be mailed back to the mailing address on the application.  Renters in Gulf Cove need to send in an application with their check for the applicable fees accompanied by a form of identification listing their Gulf Cove address and a copy of their boat trailer registration with its Gulf Cove address.

 Our designated POGC Ramp Officials reserve the right to spot check boat trailer registrations to ensure compliance.  Boat trailers must not have more than two axles and an overall length of less than 28 feet.  Power loading is strictly forbidden because it causes damage to the lagoon bottom.  Boat trailers are limited to only one parking space.

 Courtesy counts:  We ask that when your boat arrives at the park it is ready to launch while you prepare your boat, fishing gear, coolers, and etc.

 Any questions regarding this policy may be addressed via email to pogc@gulfcove.org.

 

 

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New Gulf Cove Park Sign
 
October 5, 2009
 
The POGC Park Maintenance Crew was very busy last week as you can see from the pictures.  First the new Park entrance sign was installed.  For those of you who do not know, this sign cost POGC nothing as it was donated by Linda Pollock and Tom Lamoreaux in memory of Linda's father and mother Joesph and Sophie King.  Joe and Sophie were instrumental in the beginning stages of POGC.  This sign is virtually maintenance free as it is made of plastic and the lettering is engraved into the color blue.  Thank you Linda and Tom for your generous donation.
 
Thanks to Tony Heller, Jean Mennenga, Tom Wirth, and Rick Peleski for hand digging the swing set area, lining it with lanscape timbers, and filling it in with play sand.  Your hard work on a very hot day should be greatly appreciated by everyone.   Click on a picture to enlarge.

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