RedactedNarrative: On July 31, 2006, a non-injury vessel accident was reported at the Antelope Point Marina. Lake Powell Houseboat Rentals reported that a returned vessel had sustained damages which were not initially reported by the vessel  operator/renter. Rental vessel 463 sustained damage to its starboard side prop, port side upper balcony, as well as rear starboard ladder knocked off its mount.
  
  In a telephonic interview with Subject on July 31, 2016, Subject stated, while attempting to anchor and tie off to the rocks in Music Temple Cove, wind increased and blew the rear port side of the vessel into a rock wall, thus causing damage to the upper balcony. The wind then caused the vessel to pivot into a rock outcropping on its starboard rear, thus breaking the weld that connected the ladder to the ladder mount and chipped a piece off of the starboard side prop. Subject further stated that upon returning the vessel to Lake Powell Boat Rentals, due to his frustrations at the time, he left Antelope Point Marina without reporting the damage, however prior to the telephonic interview, he had been in contact with Boat Rentals personnel. This was confirmed by speaking with Rental Associate at Lake Powell Rentals.
  
  I have determined that the cause of the accident was operator inattention during changing wind conditions while attempting to anchor the vessel in Music Temple Cove on Lake Powell. Subject was unable to give the exact date of the accident, therefore the date and time of the accident is undetermined, the vessel accident occurred sometime between July 24 and July 30 during daylight hours.
  