Here are draft minutes from the recent Board and Owners meetings.

Representatives from the fire department came and talked to our neighbors at the recent May owners meeting. They had lots of good info – Read the owners meeting minutes for a summary. In the mean time, they offered to provide address posts to anyone interested. The posts are provided “free” but they ask for “a minimum $30 donation”. Here is the order form…

will be on our island soon. Here is a letter I received from them…

Hello Everyone,

We are planning to deliver propane out to Stuart Island on May 20 & 21, 2021.  We don’t know exactly which side of the island we will deliver to first, but we will let you know as soon as possible.

As we did for our previous deliveries, there will be a flat fee and an additional cents/gallon fee for everyone in order to cover the cost of the barge.

Please let us know whether or not you will be needing propane.  If you have a chance to check your tank percentages before we get there, please let us know.  You can email the information back to haprborpropane@gmail.com or feel free to call the office with the information.

In order to service you quickly we need your help in keeping your driveway clear and maintained so that we can get our truck in the right place to get your tank filled.  We would greatly appreciate the removal of any brush, vehicles or obstacles from both the driveway and the area surrounding the tank itself that may prevent us from reaching your tank.

If anyone has any friends or neighbors that they know might need some fuel and still may not have heard that we are going to be making a delivery, please let them know and have them send us an email or give us a call.

Thank You,

The Crew at Harbor Propane

Harbor Propane

9323 B Roche Harbor Rd.

Roche Harbor, WA 98250

360-378-0379

is in nice condition! It is pretty dry and it seems to have made it thru winter in good shape.

Mark Green informed us that the Humpback barge will be in maintenance, thus unavailable, from March 12 thru March 21. Plan accordingly.

Recently from Vince – thanks Vince

Ok folks back at it…
The runway is wet, like April wet not January wet which is a good thing.
The middle of runway is usable except extreme east end which is very soft tundra tires only soft. Stay off the sides if the runway, we pulled two planes out last weekend. Land to the west go to farthest end to turn around. Suggest parking at the mail she’d where it is dry.