The Chautauqua Lake Community Sailing Foundation has announced a new summer sailing camp for teens on Chautauqua Lake.

The CLCSF begins its teen sailing programs and recreational sailing on Monday. Young people ages 14-18 will be able to get out on Chautauqua Lake, learn to sail or sharpen their sailing skills. The program will be in accordance with Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s statements and the allowance of New York State to proceed into Phase 4 of reopening (which includes educational/recreational camps).

The CLCSF has developed a formal operational safety plan in accordance with governmental restrictions and official guidance. The primary elements of that plan include, but are not limited to, mandatory face coverings while ashore, social distancing between groups, limited total people allowed on-site, and hand sanitization. A full list of the CLCSF’s 2020 safety plans and procedures will be available on its website and will be provided to all registrants.

The primary program for this summer will be a seven-week teen sailing camp for ages 14-18 from 3-6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Teen sailing starts Monday and ends Aug. 14 at Richard O. Harley Park building at Lakewood Beach. Pricing is $50 a week, with discounts for multi-week registration.

Registration forms and more information can be viewed at www.SailCLCSF.org. For more information or questions, contact sailing director Hunter Farris at 716-720-1550 or sailCLCSF@gmail.com.