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Rocky Mountain High: Dillon Marina Soars

Amongst the Rocky Mountains, 9,017 feet above sea level, Dillon Reservoir in Colorado, preserves much of the area’s water system. As the Denver’s largest water storage facility, the 3,233-acre lake and 26.8 miles of shoreline also house the town’s biggest attraction – Dillon Marina in Dillon, Colo.

The Dillon dam forms the lake by diverting water from the Blue River Basin. The earthen-fill dam is 5,888 feet long and sits 231 feet above the streambed.

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PIANC Releases new Dry Stack Report

In February 2013, an international working group, under the direction of PIANC’s Recreational Navigation Commission, published a report, Dry Stack Storage. It provides information and recommendations on good practices, on these general dry stack topics:
• the types and technologies, based on different lift and land transportation systems and vertical storage structures;
• its relevance to the regional boating infrastructure;
• the equipment for storage and boat handling and internal operations management;
• planning and design, from a market and site analysis to environmental issues and fi re protection.

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Cottonwood Cove Achieves LEED Certification for First Floating Building Storm Protection

In April 2013, Cottonwood Cove Resort and Marina on Lake Mohave in Searchlight, N.V., certifi ed the world’s fi rst fl oating green building as LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Gold certified, by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC). The building serves as the marina’s operations office.

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Disaster Preparedness Focus of NMBA Conference

American Boating Congress Brings Record Numbers to Capitol Hill

IMBC Releases Agenda for 2014

Celebrate National Marina Day; Enter New Photo Contest

Recovery Grants Available for Sandy Victims

WQIS Welcomes New Staff

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