• All dock boxes must be triangular in shape and fit on slip finger gussets and at no time may any part of the dock box rest upon or over the slip finger or pier walkway.
• If slip finger is 40” or wider 2 dock boxes per slip is permitted. If slip finger is narrower than 40”, then only one dock box is permitted
• Dock box height may be no greater than 30”
• No items may be stored on fingers, docks or walkways.
• No Personal DockBoxes on specified docks
  • B-Dock

Certain circumstances may exist due to dock configuration and marina equipment where placement of a dock box meeting the above criteria is impracticable. These circumstances will be addressed on a case by case basis.

2.1.1             Platforms

• Renter is responsible for the maintenance and up-keep.
• This property also influences rates paid by clientele due to their alteration to vessels' extension from slip opening.
• Boxes placed on these are often in the shape of steps.
• Other boxes are set offset to aid storage at slip without encumbering ingress/egress of dock fingers.
• Height of boxes on platforms: 30"maximum 
•  Maximum # of boxes: total of 2 boxes per slip to include boxes on the platform and on the main dock.

2.2  Bullfrog Marina

2.2.1             A-Dock

• Fingers are too narrow for any boxes.
• Entry area around A-17 and A-18 is wide enough for three to four on each side, Maximum.
• Height is no taller than 48 inches.
• First come-first serve as there is not enough capacity for one per slip.

2.2.2             B-Dock

• Fingers are too narrow for any boxes. 
•   Entry area around B-13 and B-14 is wide enough for three to four on each side, Maximum.
• Height is no taller than 48 inches.
• First come-first serve as there is not enough capacity for one per slip.

2.2.3             C-Dock

• Due to C-dock's configuration there is no room for boxes at entry section and fingers are too narrow for any boxes.
• No boxes allowed.

2.2.4             D-Dock

• 25" wide boxes no wider than 70% of finger width (36" wide fingers)
• Height no taller than 28"
•  Max one per slip.
• Allowed Model: 48" L X 20" W X 18" H.

2.2.5             E-Dock

• Head pier dock.
• DBs would be restricted to entry sections of L, M, H & J docks.
• Max one per slip.
• E-Dock slip on head pier not adjoining N or O dock would not be allowed dock boxes.
•  Allowed Model: 54.5"W x 32.25"D x 29.5"H
• Triangular unit that fits comfortably out of the way at the slip-head tapers, E-13, 14, 20 19. 

2.2.6             F-Dock

• 25" wide boxes no wider than 70% of finger width (36" wide fingers)
• Height no taller than 28"
• Max one per slip.
• Allowed Model: 48" L X 20" W X 18" H.

2.2.7             G-Dock, OVN slips, no dock boxes present.

2.2.8             H-Dock, J-dock

• 25" wide boxes no wider than 70% of finger width (36" wide fingers)
• Height no taller than 28"
• Max one per slip.
• Allowed Model: 48" L X 20" W X 18" H.
• End ties: Max width 36" or 50% (72" wide ends) and 36" high.

2.2.9             K-Dock, L-Dock, M-Dock

• 25" wide boxes no wider than 70% of finger width (36" wide fingers)
• Height no taller than 28"
• Max one per slip.
• Allowed Model:  48" L X 20" W X 18" H.

2.2.10         N-Dock, O-Dock

• Max two per slip.
• Mounted on corner gusset of slip.
• Allowed Model:54.5"W x 32.25"D x 29.5"H
• End Ties have head extension across bow, this allows for the secondary installation.

2.2.11         P-Dock, Q-Dock – Rental Boxes only

• Max two per slip.
• Mounted on corner gusset of slip.
•  Allowed Model: 54.5"W x 32.25"D x 29.5"H
• End Ties have head extension across bow, this allows for the secondary installation.

2.2.12         Platforms

• Renter is responsible for the maintenance and up-keep.
• This property also influences rates paid by clientele due to their alteration to vessels' extension from slip opening.
• Boxes placed on these are often in the shape of steps.
• Other boxes are set offset to aid storage at slip without encumbering ingress/egress of dock fingers.
• Height of boxes on platforms: 30"maximum
• Maximum # of boxes: total of 2 boxes per slip to include boxes on the platform and on the main dock.

Certain circumstances may exist due to dock configuration and marina equipment where placement of a dock box meeting the above criteria is impracticable. These circumstances will be addressed on a case by case basis.

2.3  Halls Crossing Marina

2.3.1             Dock A, B, C, D & F

• 25" wide boxes no wider than 70% of finger width (36" wide fingers)
• Height no taller than 28"
• Max one per slip.
• Located on Port finger at the far end of the finger.
•  Allowed Model:48" L X 20" W X 18" H.

2.3.2             Dock G

• Max two per slip.
• Mounted on corner gusset of slip.
•  Allowed Model: 54.5"W x 32.25"D x 29.5"H
• End Ties are limited to one box.

2.3.3             Dock E

• Max two per slip.
• Mounted on corner gusset of slip.
• Allowed Model: 54.5"W x 32.25"D x 29.5"H
• End Ties are limited to one box.

2.3.4             Platforms

• Renter is responsible for the maintenance and up-keep.
• This property also influences rates paid by clientele due to their alteration to vessels' extension from slip opening.
• Boxes placed on these are often in the shape of steps.
• Other boxes are offset to aid storage at slip without encumbering ingress/egress of dock fingers.
• Height of boxes on platforms: 30"maximum
• Maximum # of boxes: total of 2 boxes per slip to include boxes on the platform and on the main dock.

Certain circumstances may exist due to dock configuration and marina equipment where placement of a dock box meeting the above criteria is impracticable. These circumstances will be addressed on a case by case basis.

Allowable Items to be stored

Items that are allowed to be stored in DBs are: rope, bumpers, rags, electric cords and waterhoses.

Sample Items that cannot be stored

No Ignitable, Reactive, Corrosive, and/or Toxic materials may be stored in any dock box. These materials include but are not limited to: Acids, Adhesives, Aerosols, Asbestos, Battery f1uids, Benzene, Catalysts, Caustics, Combustibles Degreasing Agents, Etching agents, Flammables, Foaming Resins, Fuels, Fungicides, Gasoline, Glues, Greases, Industrial oils, Inks, Insecticides, Herbicides, Kerosene, Lacquers, Lead, Lye, Oxalic Acid, Paints, Pesticides, Process Chemicals, Resins, Sealers, Shellacs, Solvents, Strippers, Surfactants, Thinners, Varnishes, Wood preservatives, Xylene.