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Agreement Signed for Redevelopment of Yacht Club

By C&RB Staff | January 5, 2023

This is a rendering of the 63,000-sq.-ft. clubhouse that is part of Terry Paterson’s plan for the redevelopment of the Lighthouse Point (Fla.) Yacht and Tennis Club.

The redevelopment of the Lighthouse Point (Fla.) Yacht and Tennis Club awaits a new funding source for owner Terry Paterson, but one hurdle has been cleared. The developer’s agreement between Paterson and the city was recorded Dec. 21 by the Broward County Commission and became effective on that date. Paterson wants to develop 10 acres with 21 townhomes, a family residence [his own], a 63,000-sq.-ft. clubhouse, a 2,400-sq.-ft. kids’ center, 4,000 sq. ft. of tennis center/bistro, a 78-slip marina, 800 sq. ft. for a marina office, and a 774-sq.-ft. entryway. But until Paterson can prove financial liability by obtaining a construction loan, he cannot pull any demolition or construction permits, says Mayor Kyle Van Buskirk.

The redevelopment of the Lighthouse Point (Fla.) Yacht and Tennis Club awaits a new funding source for owner Terry Paterson, but one hurdle has been cleared, The New Pelican reported. The developer’s agreement between Paterson and the city was recorded Dec. 21 by the Broward County Commission and became effective on that date.

The 172 pages of considerations lays out Paterson’s obligations as he develops the 10 acres with 21 townhomes, a family residence [his own], a 63,000-sq.-ft. clubhouse, a 2,400-sq.-ft. kids’ center, 4,000 sq. ft. of tennis center/bistro, a 78-slip marina, 800 sq. ft. for a marina office and a 774-sq.-ft. entryway feature at Northeast 27 Terrace, The New Pelican reported. It contains such details as the curfew for the tennis courts, 9 p.m., and the number of live-a-board boat slips in the marina, 12.

The agreement has been in negotiation for several years and a special zoning district, Yacht Club Mixed Use, was created for a portion of the site to enable the residential development to occur, The New Pelican reported.

In the meantime, Public Works Director Chuck Schramm is making personal visits to residents of Northeast 27 Terrace to inform them Paterson will be installing 1,300 feet of sidewalk in the neighborhood, which will be built to the city’s specifications. Also required of the developer will be traffic calming devices,  The New Pelican reported.

“Our employees are so dedicated,” Mayor Kyle Van Buskirk said this week. To prove this point, he noted Schramm is visiting the residents of Northeast 27 Terrace to inform them about the sidewalk. Said the mayor, “We are trying our best to be forthcoming [about this project].”

To date, traffic safety has been a major concern for residents of the area, The New Pelican reported.

But until Paterson can prove financial liability by obtaining a construction loan, he cannot pull any demolition or construction permits, the mayor said.

Paterson first came before the Lighthouse Point Planning and Zoning Board in 2018 with his plans for the yacht club property and up until early 2022, had been making regular appearances at both zoning board and city commission meetings. In play for most of this year, was fine tuning the developer’s agreement,  The New Pelican reported.

Reportedly Paterson ran into a financial situation when his original $10 million loan to buy the yacht club property expired due to delays he blamed on the city.

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Lighthouse Point Yacht Club Update

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By Marie Puleo

Redevelopment plans for the Lighthouse Point Yacht Club continue to make their way through what is likely to be a year-long approval process. The plans have many obstacles to overcome, as there are numerous elements that don’t meet the City’s code.

The City Commission and Planning and Zoning Board held a public workshop on Oct. 22, where they reviewed a revised conceptual site plan that was submitted by the yacht club’s developer and owner, Terry Paterson, in September.

Paterson is seeking a land use plan amendment which is needed to change 3.4 gross acres of the yacht club property from “commercial recreation” to “multifamily” residential, in order to build 33 three-story luxury townhomes lining the waterfront. Proceeds from the sale of the proposed townhomes would subsidize a state-of-the-art yacht club facility that would include a new 35,000-square-foot clubhouse.

Patterson submitted an application for the land use change in July, along with a conceptual site plan, which were reviewed by the city’s Development Review Committee on Aug. 14 and by the City Commission and Planning and Zoning Board at a public workshop on Aug. 28. City officials had concerns about a number of issues. The revised conceptual site plan, which was reviewed by the Development Review Committee on Oct. 3, did not address those issues.

The main concerns with the current plans are mass (the number of townhomes per building and building length exceed what is allowed by code); insufficient parking; valet tandem parking; commercial use of the docks behind the townhomes, which is not allowed in a residential district; not enough pervious space on the property to meet the 25 percent requirement, which affects drainage; and the front setback of the townhome buildings is 20 feet, versus the required 25 feet.

Another key issue is that emergency vehicles won’t have access to all the parcels on the property. Increased traffic and traffic flow are also a concern.

From an aesthetic point of view, some officials, as well as residents, have said the townhome project is not compatible with homes in the surrounding neighborhood, and the 35-foot-high vertical walls create a “canyon effect.”

A number of residents who attended the public workshop on Oct. 22 spoke in favor of Paterson’s plans for the yacht club.

“I truly believe in Terry Paterson’s vision for the property’s future and the benefits for our city,” said one resident. “He cares about this community and cares about the final outcome.”

Another resident who has been a member of the yacht club for four years said he almost left the club until he saw Paterson’s plans.

“Terry is willing to put up all of his profits to bring out a beacon to this community,” he said. “If the codes need changing, let’s modernize. At the end of the day, my property values will go up, and this community is going to gain from this.”

At the Planning and Zoning Board meeting on Nov. 6, Paterson and his attorney, Stephanie Toothaker, discussed with the Board possible zoning changes to the yacht club property. These zoning options include an “overlay district,” which places a set of rules over a particular parcel in an existing zoning district, and if necessary can later be removed; rezoning a portion of the property from B-2A (“planned business district”) to RM-16 (“four-family residential district”); or creating a completely new zoning district for the whole parcel that’s contemplated for mixed-use.

“It’s a complicated project,” Toothaker told the Board.

Paterson’s request for a land use plan amendment is scheduled to be reviewed by the Planning and Zoning Board at its Dec. 4 meeting. The Board will make a recommendation to the City Commission in favor of or against the land use change. After the City Commission votes on the proposed amendment, it will be transmitted to the Broward County Planning Council for a hearing, with a recommendation for approval, denial or modification. It will then be reviewed by the Broward County Commission, and will eventually come back to the City Commission for a second and final vote.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_single_image image=”6621″ img_size=”full” add_caption=”yes”][/vc_column][/vc_row]

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Windstar Cruises Yacht Club loyalty program: Everything you need to know

Seattle-based Windstar Cruises is a relatively small line, but it offers a big loyalty program that can bring you all sorts of great perks if you sail regularly with the brand.

Dubbed the Yacht Club, the four-tier program, which was massively upgraded in late 2020 , offers its higher-tier members such valuable perks as a $100-per-person onboard credit for every sailing, free laundry service on ships and free Wi-Fi. Higher-tier members also get significant discounts on cruises, beverage packages, shore excursions and more.

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The program was upgraded at the same time that the six-ship line expanded its capacity with a massive makeover and enlargement of three of its vessels. The $250-million Star Plus Initiative, as it was called, brought new suites, restaurants, pool decks and more to the line's three yacht-like motor vessels — Star Breeze, Star Legend and Star Pride.

All three of the vessels also were lengthened by around 20%.

Ways to earn points

The Yacht Club point-earning system is relatively straightforward. In most cases, members earn 1 point for every day they sail on a Windstar vessel. The only exception is for passengers staying in top suites. Customers staying in Wind Class suites or Deluxe suites on Star Plus Class ships will get 1.5 points for every day they sail. Those staying in Owner's suites and Classic suites on Star Plus Class vessels will get 2 points for every day they sail, as will passengers staying in the Bridge Suite on the Wind Surf.

Program tiers and benefits

There are four tiers to the Yacht Club program:

• One Star (1 to 15 points)
• Two Star (16 to 39 points)
• Three Star (40 to 89 points)
• Four Star (90 or more points)

Even at the lowest One Star level, the perks are fairly robust, at least as compared to loyalty programs of many of Windstar's small-ship cruise line competitors.

Yacht Club members at all four tiers get a 5% discount on fares when booking a cruise. That's a great perk, as it amounts to real money in your pocket. But it gets even better if you book a cruise while on board a Windstar ship or within 60 days of departing one. In such cases, Yacht Club members will get an additional 5% discount on fares — bringing the total savings to 10%.

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In select cases, Yacht Club members will be rewarded for their loyalty with even bigger discounts. As part of the program, members can snag an even heftier 20% discount on select Yacht Club member sailings. One caveat: The 20% discount won't be combinable with other offers.

In addition, all Yacht Club members get:

• Advance notification of new deployments
• Advance notification of sales events
• Members-only private sales
• A $100 shipboard credit when referring a new customer to Windstar. The customer also will receive a $100 onboard credit.
• Exclusive members-only cocktail party with ship officers
• Exclusive onboard tote
• Additional discounts at sister Xanterra Travel Collection brands (more on that below)

Plus, starting at the One Star level, customers get a 5% discount on laundry service, Wi-Fi and Windstar merchandise whenever they sail with the line. Note that the Wi-Fi discount only applies to Wi-Fi purchased individually and not as part of the line's All-Inclusive Fares.

At the Two Star level, customers get all the above plus a 5% discount on shore excursions and beverage packages (again, the latter discount does not apply to the line's All-Inclusive Fares). They also get a $50 per person onboard credit for every cruise they take.

The elite level that makes a difference

We're impressed with all four levels of the Windstar Yacht Club loyalty program. Even at the lowest tier, it brings real savings for loyal passengers. And the shore excursion and beverage package discounts that come with the Two Star level are enticing in our eyes.

That said, we start to get really excited about the Three Star tier. It bumps the discounts for laundry service, Wi-Fi, shore excursions and Windstar merchandise to 10%. If you're the kind of cruiser who does a shore excursion in every port and regularly uses onboard services, such as laundry and Wi-Fi, this could save you $100 or more on a typical seven-night cruise.

The Three Star tier also comes with an onboard credit of $75 per person for every cruise you take. That's more real money in your pocket.

Best elite perk

It's a tough call on the best elite perk of the Windstar Cruises Yacht Club loyalty program. Unlike some frequent cruiser programs, there isn't one clear standout perk, such as the free cruise that Royal Caribbean Crown & Anchor Society members get after reaching the top Pinnacle Club level.

At the top Four Star tier level of the Yacht Club program, passengers get free laundry service and free Wi-Fi on every sailing, which are both valuable perks. But the most generous perk may be the 15% discount on shore excursions that comes with Four Star status. That's assuming you are the type of cruiser who signs up for a lot of cruise line-organized shore excursions. If you spend $1,000 a week on excursions, that perk alone is worth $150 per seven-night cruise.

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At the Four Star level, members also get a 15% credit on Windstar merchandise and a 10% discount on beverage packages. The onboard credit increases to $100 per person for every cruise you take.

One thing we like about the Yacht Club program is that it doesn't take all that many cruises to reach the top Four Star level. For someone staying in a standard cabin, it would require the completion of 13 seven-night cruises. That's not all that hard to do in just four or five years, assuming you cruise two or three times a year. But, if you stay in suites, you could hit the Four Star level far more quickly. It would take just seven seven-night cruises.

You can hit the top Four Star level even more quickly if you sign up for Windstar's longer "Star Collector" voyages of 14 to 60 days. With the right mix of such sailings, you could reach Four Star status in just two or three sailings.

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Indeed, someone staying in a top suite on one of the longer Star Collector sailings, in theory, could hit the Four Star level after just a single cruise.

Note that, as is often the case with cruise line loyalty programs, Windstar customers do not have to re-qualify for status each year. Yacht Club members keep their points at the end of each year and continue to accrue points indefinitely. That means that someone who hits Four Star status will remain at that top tier level forever (or until Windstar makes a change to the program).

Such "forever status" is one of the great allures of cruise line frequent cruiser programs. Many airline frequent flyer programs, by contrast, require loyalty members to re-qualify for status each year.

Benefits at Xanterra Travel Collection brands

In addition to discounts and other perks at Windstar, Yacht Club loyalty program members are entitled to special perks at hotels, lodges and other travel vendors owned by Windstar's parent company, The Anschutz Corporation.

Based in Denver, The Anschutz Corporation owns such iconic hotels as The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs, Colorado, and the Sea Island Resort just off the Georgia coast. It also owns two hotel properties near national parks (The Grand Hotel near the Grand Canyon and Cedar Creek Lodge near Glacier National Park) and is the largest national and state park concessioner in the United States. Among the national parks where it is the concessionaire are Yellowstone National Park, Grand Canyon National Park and Glacier National Park.

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Other Anschutz travel holdings include the Grand Canyon Railway & Hotel and tour companies VBT Bicycling Vacations, Country Walkers and Holiday Vacations.

Together, all of the hotels, lodges and travel companies are known as the Xanterra Travel Collection. The perks available to Yacht Club members at Xanterra Travel Collection entities vary but often take the form of credit. At the Sea Island Resort, for instance, members are entitled to a $200 resort credit.

Bottom line

It's unusual for a cruise line as small as Windstar to have such a great loyalty program. Massively upgraded in October 2020, Windstar's four-tier Yacht Club loyalty program brings a lot of great perks even at the lowest One Star tier level, including across-the-board discounts on cruise fares. At the highest Four Star level, it brings a significant amount of value.

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Blitzen’s Baddies aim for strong finish to 2024 Newport Yacht Club’s racing season

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Challenges confronted the crew of the Blitzen from day one in their inaugural year competing in the Newport Harbor Yacht Club’s racing season. Their halyard broke during the opening day race in May, sending the wind-catching kite propelling their boat from Long Beach Harbor to Newport Pier tumbling into the ocean.

“There was no hesitation between this team,” Blitzen’s owner Brett Scott said. “Everyone grabbed the kite and in 20 seconds it was up and flying again.”

She has been sailing since she was 5. But her first year at the head of a team has taught her a lot about managing schedules, the personalities aboard the boat and finances, she said.

“Whenever something breaks it adds up, so I’m definitely not doing this for the money,” Scott said with a laugh. “Don’t take investment advice from me. But we’ve really bonded as a team, and I think that’s our greatest achievement.”

There were plenty of smirks, side-eye and playful jabs as she and the crew rigged the Blitzen Friday in preparation of Long Point Race week. The three-day race is the last competitive event of the yacht club’s season.

The first leg starts in Newport Harbor and ends at Catalina Island. Boats then sail to the opposite end of the island and back on day two before returning to Newport Harbor on day three.

Blitzen’s Baddies, as the crew refers to themselves on Instagram, are all experienced sailors and were optimistic about finishing strong in their first season as a team. They’ve had some success this summer, including third-, second- and first-place finishes in their class during the three days of Long Beach Racing Week in June.

“We keep getting better,” Scott said.

Crew member Tyler Macdonald said the hardest part about the season has been “dealing with Adam and Spencer,” drawing laughs from Adam Bradley, Spencer Buchanan and the rest of the team aboard the Blitzen on Friday. Teammate Matt Whitfield said the real challenge of each race lies in “the hangover afterwards.” Coincidentally, he said his favorite activity while sailing is when they crack open some beer mid-journey.

There’s no shortage of banter aboard the Blitzen. And the irreverent sense of humor of her crew is half the reason Scoot chose to have them aboard.

She grew up in Reno and traveled to Newport Beach every summer as a child to sail with her family. She fell in love with both the ocean and the tavern-style warmth of the community that welcomed her into the sport.

Her father, Bart Scott, said he wasn’t surprised to see her move to Newport Beach. He’s proud to see her fulfill her lifelong dream of owning a boat and fielding a racing team. And although she has a sense of humor, she runs a tight ship and commands the respect of her crew.

“Once we all come together on what a problem is there’s not a lot of back and forth or arguing,” Scott said. “They all just recognize what we each need to do and get it done.”

After Long Point, Blitzen’s Baddies plan on participating in small casual races while preparing for next season. They hope to compete in the Transpacific Yacht Race from San Pedro to Honolulu next July.

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What to Expect at Lighthouse Point Yacht Club

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If you and your family are considering membership at Lighthouse Point Yacht Club, you can expect a host of benefits to enjoy. Lighthouse Point Yacht Club offers an ideal location that is only minutes from the Atlantic Ocean, the Intracoastal Waterway, and the Hillsboro Inlet. Yachtsmen and women appreciate the Club’s advantageous location, easy access, and proximity to local waterways. Throughout its history, its mission has been to “provide exceptional social and recreational experiences to Members and Guests.” Let’s explore what you can expect as a Lighthouse Point Yacht Club member. 

World Class Amenities

As one of the premier private clubs in South Florida, Lighthouse Point Yacht Club boasts a host of world class amenities and facilities. The Marina (named highest rated consecutive 5-star marina on the East Coast by ACTIVECAPTAIN.COM ) anchors the Club with accommodations for yachts and watercraft up to 120 feet. Docks offer 100, 50, and 30 amp slips with permanent dockage or live-aboard status. The Club also welcomes traveling yachtsmen and women and offers full-service facilities with an excellent dockside staff. Mobile fueling services, fuel deliveries, a parts concierge, and high speed WIFI are all part of the offerings at the Lighthouse Point Yacht Club Marina. 

In addition to its premium marina and services, Lighthouse Point Yacht Club features personal service from food to fitness. Full service dining features the highest quality, freshest culinary delights available in South Florida. Plus, the Club amenities include tennis facilities with Har-Tru Clay Courts, a fitness center and spa, a heated junior Olympic swimming pool as well as tennis, swim, and fitness professionals waiting to serve you. Also available are wedding, party, and special event venues. 

The Advantages of Membership 

Lighthouse Point Yacht Club offers memberships to fit your lifestyle from families to couples to singles. Membership features the marina, fitness center and spa, heated junior Olympic swimming pool, aerobics room, as well as tennis, special programming, and children’s and youth’s activities. Members can also take advantage of exquisite dining and cocktails, the Family Cruising Group, a card room, and lots of social events throughout the year. The following memberships are available. 

• Flagship Membership for Ages 35+
• Junior Membership for Ages 34 and under
• Legacy Membership for those ages 25+ whose parents or grandparents are current members
• Seasonal Membership is also available from November 1 to April 30 and was designed for those who winter in Florida, those who call Florida a second home, and those whose citizenship precludes year-round residence in the U.S. Seasonal membership includes access to all Club amenities and activities during the months of membership. 

Lighthouse Point Yacht Club offers a number of annual events as well premium programming perfect for members of all ages. Member committees are invited to meet and share event ideas with Club management. Annual holiday celebrations are held throughout the year. Some of the most popular special events include the monthly Full Moon Party and Live Music and DJ events held three times each week. There are also wine tastings, delectable dining on the face dock, and lots of themed events each year. 

The Family Cruising Group offers monthly cruises with activities and dinners, plus the Club hosts fishing tournaments and tennis tournaments. In addition, members can enjoy private tennis lessons or take advantage of the state of the art fitness center with personal trainer and group classes in spin, yoga, and SPOGA. Younger members will enjoy the monthly Kids’ Days and the whole family can join in on Sunday Fundays at the Club. 

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