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The cost of the build was £30,000. The original planning application was for a two storey clubhouse building, but this was rejected. 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In order to avoid piecemeal development the committee produced a 10 year plan for the club. A planning application was submitted in 2005/06. At first a large “A frame” design was submitted but this was initially rejected as having “too much mass”. The present design of the new clubhouse was passed by South Hams following a very valuable meeting with Dittisham Parish Council.\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cfigure\u003e\u003ca href=\u0022https://www.dittishamsc.org.uk/Cms/Spaces/COVID19/Covid19+Latest+Information\u0022 target=\u0022_blank\u0022\u003e\u003cspan style=\u0022font-size: 20px;\u0022\u003e\u003cimg src=\u0022https://www.dittishamsc.org.uk/Client/Images/Cms/image(104).png\u0022 data-image=\u0022image(104).png\u0022\u003e\u003c/span\u003e\u003c/a\u003e\u003cfigcaption\u003e\u003cspan style=\u0022font-size: 20px;\u0022\u003eOld Clubhouse\u003c/span\u003e\u003c/figcaption\u003e\u003c/figure\u003e\n\u003cp style=\u0022text-align: justify;\u0022\u003eAnd so began the self build of the new club house by the members. Working parties have taken place most Sundays during the non-sailing season since October 2007, supported by mini parties of semi-retired members working as many as 3 days a week to carry out particular specialist tasks to move the project forward to a point where the big Sunday working parties could be used most effectively.And so began the self build of the new club house by the members. Working parties have taken place most Sundays during the non-sailing season since October 2007, supported by mini parties of semi-retired members working as many as 3 days a week to carry out particular specialist tasks to move the project forward to a point where the big Sunday working parties could be used most effectively.A quantity surveyor\u0027s report advised the cost to build at £143,000. Various applications to secure funding by way of grants were unsuccessful so the idea of self build was proposed by Jonathan Weeks and Frank Seear.\u003cbr\u003e\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eThe idea was to try to build the shell from existing club funds (£48,000 at the time) and then try to raise money for the fit out in stages and as we could afford it. Our original estimate for the shell was £35,000.\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eAnd so began the self build of the new club house by the members. 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The roof would be lifted off intact and the exterior cladding removed, stored and reused. The walls of the first floor would be prefabricated wood panels and installed once the roof had been removed. The two side wings were built in blockwork. The effluent from the showers and toilets would be processed using a treatment plant, a septic tank or a cesspit depending on the requirements of the Environment Agency. \u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003eThe club was fortunate to have Jonathan Weeks as Vice Commodore who masterminded the build process. Always to be seen with an A4 clipboard with an endless list of jobs to be undertaken, he undertook sourcing of materials, organisation of labour, site management and endless other duties familiar to those who watch the TV programme “Grand Designs”. Perhaps most important of all he sustained the motivation and good humour of club members over the 18 months. 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New chestnut shingles were installed during a series of working parties during autumn 2008, culminating in a topping out ceremony conducted by Jonathan Weeks precariously balanced with the final shingle whilst everyone else ate cake.\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp style=\u0022text-align: justify;\u0022\u003eAt this point the project had cost £33,000 against our original guesstimate of £35k so we looked at the bank balance and discovered that we still had £23k left (no, it doesn’t add up but there you are, some kind fairy had been adding cash over the past two years). Promptly declaring the fit-out budget to be exactly £23k we set off on the great fitting-out and sewage disposal adventure.\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003e\u003cstrong\u003eFitting-out Winter and Spring 2008/9\u003c/strong\u003e\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp style=\u0022text-align: justify;\u0022\u003eWork was suspended during the Summer of 2008 and began again last October with a series of Tuesday/Thursday work parties taking over from the Sunday series when sailing began again in the Spring. Once again the bulk of the work was carried out by a team of regular loyal attendees of a certain age, surprising aptitude and great good humour, sustained by copious quantities of coffee and Cake. The progress was steady with no major drama but some notable land marks….\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003e-The day the South West Water Inspector looked into the pit at the sewerage connection and just said “That’s fine” and walked off…. \u003cbr\u003e-The day the sewage pump was commissioned, and worked!\u003cbr\u003e-The day the Commodore christened both the Ladies and Gents!\u003cbr\u003e-The day Les Moores took a hot shower \u003cbr\u003e-The day we arranged the new furniture in the first floor Club Room.\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003e\u003cstrong\u003eThe whole process of digging the trench……\u003c/strong\u003e\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp style=\u0022text-align: justify;\u0022\u003eIn the end the EA did not want our effluent so SWWater agreed to allow us to pump it into their septic tank in the field behind the club. This required a trench to be dug along the back of the dinghy park with and, with Gil Hayward\u0027s very kind permission, through his garden to connect to the main sewage pipe. This was a major Sunday morning task for the heavy digging brigade (aided by Rufus the dog) and involved digging 140m of trench, a rise of some 18m and a pair of pits, one 5 feet deep and hand dug for the connection and one 2m deep with a mechanical digger for the pumping station. \u003cbr\u003eAgain, a working party armed with spades, mattocks and wheelbarrows supported by lots of tea and cakes completed what had initially seemed a major obstacle.\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003e\u003cstrong\u003eCakes and treats\u003c/strong\u003e\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp style=\u0022text-align: justify;\u0022\u003eA particular thank you must be extended to all those who have contributed behind the scenes providing the huge variety of home made cakes and biscuits that have been submitted for the Sunday morning taste test. An army marches on its stomach they say, our work parties exist on (some say for) cakes and treats.\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003e\u003cstrong\u003eConclusions\u003c/strong\u003e\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp style=\u0022text-align: justify;\u0022\u003eThis has been an epic project for the club. It is a remarkable achievement for the members who are almost exclusively amateurs. The project has generated a great sense of camaraderie in the club, with new friendships both on and off the water. We have all learnt new skills and acquired new injuries. The new club house now offers the members the chance to meet together after racing to discuss tactics and the finer points of sailing over cake and tea. The possibility of lectures and social events during the winter will help to sustain the membership during the long dark months.\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003eThe founding aim of the club was to offer facilities for sailing and to introduce and encourage people, particularly young people into the delights of sailing. The new lecture room, changing and toilet facilities should now offer local schools and sport partnerships the opportunity to use the club to encourage sailing amongst young people in the area. \u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003eAnd finally a huge thank you to the dozens of members who helped build the new Clubhouse. Whether you only managed to put in a few hours or, as some have done, many, many days, it’s been a wonderful experience and a great achievement. \u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003eIt was built for a total of £55,000 with our money, no debt and our time and effort. 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Edit Page Meta Tags
Open Graph Metadata
for Facebook etc.
Custom Meta Tags
Configure Advert Component
Set the required height of the image.
Google Analytics Event Settings
Configure News & Announcements Component
The maximum number of announcements to display. There will be a "more" button to allow people to view
more if desired.
Controls whether the author's name is shown against announcements.
Colours
Defines the colours of the various elements of the component.
The colour of the icon
The colour of the large caption text
The colour of the horizontal line under the caption
The default colour of the text in the announcements
The colour of the background of the announcement elements
The colour of the border around the announcement elements
Configure Blog Component
Separate tags with commas.
The maximum number of blog entries to display in the feed.
Colours
Defines the colours of the various elements of the component.
The colour of the icon
The colour of the large caption text
The colour of the horizontal line under the caption
The default colour of the text in the blog posts
The colour of the background of the blog post elements
The colour of the border around the blog post elements
Configure Carousel Component
The height of the carousel. The carousel generally works best when using units that are
relative to the width of the screen. So, for example, a height of 35vw means that the height of the
carousel is 35% of the width of the screen. This gives a constant aspect ratio of 10:3.5.
Default mode uses the central carousel configuration as defined from the settings area of the website.
Custom mode allows you to define a list of images to display just on this carousel.
Carousel Elements
Image
Start Date
End Date
Active?
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Edit Carousel Item
The colour used for the caption and description text.
Optional: URL address of web page to which the user will navigate if he/she clicks on this carousel image from the home page.
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until
Optional: The range of dates for which this image will be displayed. You can leave either date blank if
you want the range to be open-ended. Un-checking the 'Currently Active?' box at any time will override
any dates and the image will not be displayed.
If set, this will ensure that the carousel element is only shown to those members in the selected list.
If set, this will ensure that the carousel element is not shown to those members in the selected list.
The element must be active for the image to be displayed at any time.
Configure Common Links Component
Icon
Caption / Description
Colours
Defines the colours of the various elements of each link.
The colour of the large icon
The colour of the large caption text
The colour of the horizontal line between the caption and the description
The colour of the smaller description text
The colour of the background of each link tile
The colour of the border around each link tile
Dimensions
The margin around each link tile
Edit Link
Configure Event List Component
The maximum number of events to display.
Event Selection
Layout
Controls how the events are laid out.
Hide the event image. This will make the event feed more compact.
Hide tabs indicating user's sign-up status and whether the event is new. This will make the event feed more compact.
Colours
Defines the colours of the various elements of the component.
The colour of the icon
The colour of the large caption text
The colour of the horizontal line under the caption
The default colour of the text in the event descriptions
The colour of the background of the event elements
The colour of the border around the event elements
Configure Gallery Component
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Images
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Display
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Usually, the display of member data is subject to the logged-in user having specific entitlements to view that data. By default,
this component will respect those entitlements and only show data that the user is allowed to see. However, in certain circumstances,
you may wish to remove these restrictions and, instead, rely on the permissions required to view the CMS page itself.
For example, when creating a "Meet the Committee" page, for viewing by members, you will probably need to disable the member data entitlements as
members would not normally have permission to view the personal details of committee members.
the usual member visibility restrictions WILL be applied.
The displayed list of members will be limited to those who the logged in user has permission to see.
Important: the usual member visibility restrictions WILL NOT be applied.
All of the members in the list will be displayed, regardless of the logged in user's permissions. Please ensure that the CMS space
has appropriate restrictions applied.
the usual member data visibility restrictions WILL be applied.
In addition, for contact details, only those that have been explicitly shared by the member will be visible; even if the viewing
member has elevated permissions.
the usual member data visibility restrictions WILL be applied.
The information you select below will only be visible to those who have the entitlements to view those particular fields for the particular
members displayed.
Important: the usual member data visibility restrictions WILL NOT be applied.
The information you select below will be visible to anybody who has visibility of the CMS page containing this widget. Please ensure that the CMS space
has appropriate restrictions applied.
Content
Configure Membership Categories Component
Colours
Defines the colours of the various elements of the component.
The colour of the icon
The colour of the large caption text
The colour of the horizontal line under the caption
The default colour of the text in the category table
The colour of the background of the category table
The colour of the category table border
Configure Twitter Feed Component
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Configure Excel Component
Load Data from Excel
Worksheet name exactly as it appears on the sheet tab at the bottom in Excel
Cell range from top-left to bottom-right e.g. A1:E17
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Table Appearance
Enter the HTML that will be generated for each row of data. Use {{Cells.[i].Text}} to access the value in column i of the row. i is the 0-based
index of the cell. So to get the value in the first cell, use {{Cells.[0].Text}}.
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Configure Content Component
Colours
Defines the colours of the various elements of the component.
The colour of the icon
The colour of the large caption text
The colour of the horizontal line under the caption
The default colour of the text
Dimensions
The default font size of the text
The default line spacing of the text
Logged-in User Data
If the below option is set, then this component will only be visible when somebody is logged into the website. You can then reference
user fields and attributes in the content using the same syntax as used when sending emails ({{field-name}}). For example,
{{Forename}}, {{MembershipNumber}}, {{Branch}}, {{Attributes.CODE}} etc.
Configure Image
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Caption
Position of the caption block
The margin around the caption block, specified in CSS syntax. E.g. "5px" (5 pixels all round);
"10px 5px" (vertical horizontal); "5px 10px 5px 10px" (top right bottom left).
Alignment of text within caption block
Drag and drop the items into the appropriate order.
Configure Test Component
Event Non-attendance
Who is not attending?
Please select the person who is not attending the event.
Me
What are you not attending?
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Can't sign up to whole series:
Note: the following restrictions apply to series sign-ups:
Event on
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Diagnose Sign-up Issues
This popup helps you diagnose issues that people may be having signing up to this event. It will tell you exactly why
certain people can't sign up or can't access particular sign-up options or classes.
Diagnosis
Classes
Options
Diagnosing ...
Admin Sign-up to
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Sign-up Option
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Indicate how each of the attendees being signed-up will pay.
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You can then add more to the list and remove individuals where necessary. Once the list is complete, click the Sign-up button to
get them all signed up.
Name
Horse
Vehicle
Purchaser
Guest of
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Lookup Multiple Members
Type or paste in names, one-per-line and then press Lookup.
Name
Match
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Sign-up
Purchase Add-ons
Qty
Description
Unit Cost
Total
Paid For?
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Description
Unit Cost
Total
Add-ons Purchased
Thank you for your purchase.
Your purchase has been placed in the basket.
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Description
Unit Cost
Total
Paid For?
You have qualified for one or more discounts! These can be applied from the My Purchases page.
Code
Description
Saving
Edit Add-on Purchase
£
Cancel Add-on Purchase
This will cancel the add-on purchase below in its entirety and create refund payments if necessary.
Change Sign-up Cost Option
Most cost options cannot be set until the sign-up has been confirmed.
You are setting the cost for to attend the whole series.
£
Unit cost before any surcharges or discounts.
Surcharge (or discount, if negative) already applied to purchase.
Net purchase cost including any surcharges or discounts.
Tokens
Assign
The selected is already allocated to .
Do you want to assign to them? If not, then
will end up with no allocated .
Edit notes for
sign-up:
= required
Amend Event Sign-up Form
Withdraw from Event
This sign-up is for the whole series. What do you want to do?
At least one sign-up is for the whole series. What do you want to do?
Undo Sign-up Withdrawal
Undo Sign-up Withdrawals
Each status can only be enabled if applicable to all sign-ups selected for undo. If you want a status that is not enabled, cancel and try Undo on the individual sign-up instead.
Move Event Sign-up
Move to Event
Select date of event to move sign-up to, then select from that day's events in the drop-down.
Note:
The cost entered here should be the full cost of the new sign-up; not the difference from what they have already paid
for their current sign-up. The system will automatically create a new due payment or refund by comparing the new cost
with what they have already paid.
Move Multiple Sign-ups
Various events
Various dates
Move to Event
Select date of event to move sign-up to, then select from that day's events in the drop-down.
Note:
The cost entered here should be the full cost of the new sign-up; not the difference from what they have already paid
for their current sign-up. The system will automatically create a new due payment or refund by comparing the new cost
with what they have already paid.
If there was already a purchaser for each sign-up then the same purchaser will be used, otherwise the purchaser will be set to the attendee.
To set alternative purchasers, cancel and move each attendee individually.
Issue a RefundClear/Reduce Sign-up Charge
This operation will cancel the associated sign-up purchase(s). How much of a refund do you want to issue?
Note that an actual due refund will only be created if the member has already paid.
Note:
If you do not issue a refund for the full amount, then the member will remain liable for the balance.
Sign-up
Net cost including and surcharges or discounts applied.
Net amount paid by member i.e. amount paid minus any refunds already paid back.
The purchaser remains liable for this amount and must arrange payment.Nothing owed by the purchaser.
Add-ons
Qty
Product
Cost
Paid to Date
Cancel & Refund?
Event History
Time
Attendee
Lifecycle Status
Payment Status
Notes
Updating User
Record Payments
Pay with Tokens
£
Refund Issued
A due refund record has been created. You should go to the Manage Payments page to record
payment of this refund.
Cancel Event
WARNING! THIS WILL CANCEL THE EVENT FOR EVERYONE!
By default, all attendees will receive a notification that the event has been cancelled.
If you choose not to refund all here, individual full or partial refunds can still be issued manually.
Warning! For payments made directly through myClubhouse integration, this will refund the money immediately. The third-party processors may still keep any fees paid.
Event Cancelled Successfully!
Action Required!
Paid Refunds
The first 20 are shown below.
Purchaser ID
Purchaser
Description
Amount
Original Payment Method(s)
Refund Payment Method
Auto-Paid?
Unpaid Refunds
The first 20 are shown below.
Purchaser ID
Purchaser
Description
Amount
Original Payment Method(s)
Refund Payment Method
Auto-Paid?
Un-Cancel Event
WARNING! THIS WILL UN-CANCEL THE ENTIRE EVENT!
All attendees will receive a notification that the event has been un-cancelled.
Synchronise Sign-ups to Participant List
To be Signed Up
Name
Sign-up
Result
MEMBERJUNIORNON-MEMBER
To be Withdrawn
Name
Withdraw
Result
MEMBERJUNIORNON-MEMBER
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Your registered email address will be passed on to this member but you may also include alternative contact details.
Note: Emails sent via the website are not entirely private. A copy of every email is held on the database and this can be
accessed by certain club administrators using the Sent Emails page.
Another email address which the recipient can use to contact you.
Other contact details which the recipient can use to contact you e.g. phone number.
Save View Configuration
The code is used in the URL of the page to identify the view to be displayed.
It should be a short text value.
Select the members, roles, security levels or member lists with which you wish to share the view config.
If set, then this will be the default view for those people with whom it is shared, unless they
have set their own personal default.
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