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Cranberry Lake Boat Club
Inc.
Established 1909
Community
Improvement Project Fund and Projects
The Community Improvement Project Fund
In 2005, the Cranberry Lake
Boat Club established a
Community Improvement Project Fund. This fund is used to provide
monetary support for community projects that need financial backing.
Prospective projects are brought to the Boat Club Board
for its review and approval. It will be the responsibility of the
Board to determine if the project is appropriate and consistent with
the purpose of the Boat Club. If the project is deemed
appropriate, the
Board will then determine the amount of support that will be provided.
The Projects
Since the late 1990’s the Cranberry
Lake Boat Club has provided over $20,000 “to enhance the general
welfare of the area”. Additionally two grants totaling over
$9,000 were
secured and applied to the Town of Clifton Beach Park Project.
The following are the major Projects that have been supported and /or
accomplished: Defibrillator for the Rescue Squad; Town of Clifton Beach
Park pavilions, fencing, landscaping, picnic tables, charcoal cookers
and life guard chair; Wanakena Welcome sign; Annual contribution to the
Banner Committee and Beach Park maintenance; Clifton Community Center
Forever Wild Play Park and Parking Area; Benches at the Boat Club Dock
and Boat Launch; Fire Hall Landscaping; Clifton/Fine Hospital/Clinic;
Walking Bridge signs; Wanakena Dock Ladder and Bumpers; 50 Mile Trail,
2 Loon Floats, and replacement of the 2 Cranberry Lake Welcome
Signs.
In 2013 the Wanakena Dock bumpers were replaced (again) and we applied
for and were awarded a Damoth Fund Grant for $3,750 to replace 3 aging
benches in Cranberry Lake and to install a meditation bench at the
Wanakena Cemetery.
In 2014 the four Benches were installed and we were awarded a
Damoth Grant for $2,250 for a Wayfinding Sign for the Beach Park. We
also started fund raising for a Pavilion behind the Clifton Community
Center.
In 2015 the Wayfinding Sign was finalized with the DOS and the Town
Board and $450 was provided to help rebuild the Wanakena dock. Over
$35,000 was raised for the Pavilion and at a cost of $22,000 the basic
structure was built behind the Clifton Community. Finishing
touches will be added next year.
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Click here for a printable form to
send in a donation.
Click here to see pictures of
some past projects.
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Last updated 09/14/2015.