Cruise Captain will set forth the cruise schedule for the year working in conjunction with the Commodore and the Social Director. The cruise schedule is to be turned into CRYA by the Cruise Captain at the January meeting of CRYA. The Cruise Captain shall be responsible for planning all cruises, making reservations for all cruise sites and any other areas needed In conjunction with the cruise. Encourage participation of all members by announcing the activity at meetings, through the phone committee, fliers, etc. Coordinate any food planning, beverages or entertainment which are needed in conjunction with the cruises. Report to Club at meetings as to attendance participation and success of the cruises. Make sure that the Cruise Flag is prominently displayed at all cruises and cruise functions. Sit as Chairman on the Halloween Cruise Committee. The Assistant Cruise Captain, selected by the Vice Commodore, is to be on the Halloween Cruise Committee, and will serve as the next Cruise Captain.

The Rear Commodore shall assume the responsibility of the MCYC Fleet Captain. The Fleet Captain: Is responsible for organizing the OPENING DAY Parade. Attends CRYA meetings from Feb. through April prior to Opening Day. Helps to select the theme for the year. Becomes acquainted with the Parade Marshal and Head Judge. Becomes acquainted with the latest Opening Day Rules. Reports information for Opening Day to the Members at the General Membership Meetings. Discusses and formulates plans for our approach to the theme and how we should decorate the fleet. Contacts and makes arrangements with the Coast Guard Auxiliary or Power Squadron to inspect our boats for safety decals. Encourages all member boat owners to get their boat examined. Advises all members that all boats must be shipshape and spotlessly clean before decorating. Encourages all members to participate in the Opening Day Ceremonies. Schedules work parties for all members to help with decorations and preparations. Sees that all material, paint, pennants, etc. is available for such work parties. Prepares & posts a list of all boats planning to be in the parade. Posts a sign-up sheet for members participating but need a boat ride. Makes copies for each skipper of instruction sheet, formation sheet, parade route maps and CRYA information sheets. Is in complete charge of the fleet on Opening Day Parade. Sees that boats leave on schedule, slow boats first, etc. Is responsible for reporting to the Parade Marshal at the appropriate time after forming up. Provides a continental breakfast at the clubhouse the morning of Opening Day. All expenses will be reimbursed by the club.  

The Historian is selected by the Commodore each year and may serve more than one term. Take and accumulate pictures and paraphernalia of all cruises, parties and functions for the year, for example: invitations, flyers and other memorabilia. Purchase album and compile all of the above into a pictorial record of the years events.

The Moorage Committee (hereafter referred to as the Committee) shall consist of six members: Commodore (Chairman) Moorage Manager Port Captain Assistant Port Captain A Member selected by the tenants of the Moorage. The tenants representative shall be selected by vote of the tenants, from candidates nominated by one or more of the tenants, at the December General Membership meeting. A Member appointed by the Commodore, who is not a tenant of the Moorage. With the exception of the Moorage Manager, the term of office shall be one (1) year, however, the members can be re-appointed for successive years. The Committee shall prepare and submit to the Board of Directors of MCYC written standards of appearance, condition and safety for all structures and improvements connected with the Moorage facilities. The standards shall be reviewed by the Board, then passed on to the General Membership for adoption, either in their original form or as revised by the Board. The standards shall be mailed to each member, not less than ten (10) days prior to any vote by the General Membership. The standards, once adopted, may be revised only by a vote of the General Membership, adhering to the above notification requirement. The Committee shall continuously evaluate the structures and improvements located at the Moorage and, when necessary, submit to the Board reports of deficiency and suggested corrections to be made. In the event said report concerns one or more of the tenants, the Committee shall first contact the tenant, discussing their findings, and attempt to have the deficiency corrected in a reasonable length of time. If an agreement cannot be reached, the Committee shall prepare and submit to the Board a written report. This report shall contain the Committee’s findings, the recommendations of the Committee and a summary of the discussions with the tenant. A copy of this report shall be given to the tenant, not less than five (5) days prior to being submitted to the Board. The Committee shall be responsible for evaluating all proposed structures and/or improvements, prior to their being allowed as additions to the Moorage. Improvements and/or additions to the Moorage facilities and/or MCYC buildings shall be excluded from this requirement, providing the improvement and/or additions have been approved by the Board and/or General Membership. In the case of a request from a new or current member to bring in a Boat, Boathouse or Houseboat, an inspection of the boat, float and or structure shall be made by not less than two (2) members of the Committee. The Committee's written report, complete with photos of the boat, float and or structure, as it relates to the standards of the club, shall be submitted to the Board for their review and action. To maintain the standards, the Committee is also responsible to evaluate all Boats, Boathouses, Houseboats and structures during tenancy. The Committee shall not have the authority to enforce the standards. That authority shall lie with the Board. The Board’s decision can be appealed to the General Membership.  

Although making money is always a goal, the main thrust of an MCYC party is fun and fellowship. If you have planned the best you can - then relax and have fun. Provide the Chatter Editor with a flyer Advance money for your party is available from the Treasurer. Check with the Bar Manager regarding special needs or quantities of liquor or beer. You are responsible for setting up the bar. Obtain the keys for the cabinet behind the bar and the liquor cabinet in the storeroom from the bar manager. Each party is responsible for purchasing its own orange juice, tomato juice, etc. Provide a clean up committee Be sure to complete a Party Report Sheet Turn in party sheet and money to Treasurer as soon as possible

The Quartermaster is selected by the Commodore each year and may serve more than one term. The Quartermaster is responsible for: Locating sources for Club apparel Ordering and collecting money for all apparel. Make Catalogs available at meetings and parties for members to order. Keep an inventory of Club burgees, and purchase any officer flags, American Ensign and state flag as it becomes necessary.

The Sunshine Committee is selected by the Commodore each year and may serve more than one term. The Sunshine Committee is responsible in keeping the members advised of members who have health problems and to make a report to the club at the regular meeting. The Sunshine Committee may purchase and send cards, flowers, etc. to those members.