RedactedNarrative: On 06/08/2015 I was dispatched to a report of a non-injury boat accident at the Wahweap pump-out station.  I arrived on scene at approximately 1045 hours.  I met with the owner of a Yacht USCG 964345 that was docked and pumping out sewage when his vessel was struck by an incoming houseboat at around 1000 hours.  Owner1 stated that it was a low speed collision and that he knew the operator of the houseboat, and that they had already discussed insurance information.  Owner1 stated that his port side windows and hull were slightly damaged in the collision when the houseboat''s port side near the stern collided with Owner1''s portside near the bow.  His concern was that the Bayliner no longer made his model of vessel, and that it would be expensive to find a replacement and have it installed.
  
  The driver of the second vessel, , confirmed the story of Owner1''s in that he did not have an appropriate approach angle (in houseboat) and turned the wrong direction while attempting to dock and struck Owner1''s boat.  Operator2 was apologetic and neither party seemed overly concerned about the mishap and as stated had already exchanged insurance information.  Pictures of the damage to Casa De Lago (vessel 1) will be an external attachment.  I cleared with just a boat accident report and no citations issued as both parties conveyed it was a harmless accident and had exchanged insurance information prior to my arrival.
  
  Operator2 stated that he will be residing on his houseboat for the next few weeks.  He was identified by Arizona Drivers'' license.  He stated that he has a permanent address in New Mexico.
   