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MEETING ATTENDEES:
We don't know, these are the abbreviated minutes (see above).
Beer and nachos were served, however, we were at Legends.
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MINUTES
Minutes
approved. |
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TREASURER'S REPORT
a.
Bank Account was transferred to Wachovia as 1st Market began fees. b.
Sally has pin #. How to prevent unwarranted access by seconding withdrawal?
c. Check to city remains uncashed and Ralph and Sally looking into having
it returned to the JROC.
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PROJECT REPORT:
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Vince
gave Ralph and Nathan lexan. Jeff of Curbell Plastics agrees to help JROC
with future latex, I mean lexan, purchases and supplies. Thanks Jeff. |
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Map
for Buttermilk kiosk done and looking topofabulous. |
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X-terra come and gone.
Anyone volunteer? |
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More
trail building. Dave is seeing trails, "Everyyyywheeere." |
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Ralph H. continues
to lobby city with pro take out propaganda. God bless this patient man.
City Edition mentions river access in 10 Tips... article. |
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What
gives items: dollar parking at Mayo; High H2O permits; plaque; Park survey
(old and new data); homeless encampments on Bailey's Island; scaffolding
at the Lee Foot Bridge permanent eyesore or temporary necessity, Greg
to contact roads and bridges. |
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Projects
thought to be good ideas at the time: clean Manchester parking lot and
wall; break ins at Hillcrest (apparently trying to stop them); debris
removal at Huguenot Flat Water (FKA H. Woods); lattice work and platform
for Reedy Creek port o pot (reduced to air freshener) |
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New Reedy
Creek Take-out sign looking hydrofabulous. |
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Chris Hull
after one beer only suggests meeting all summer long. Then goes MIA for
most of summer. And where , you ask, is he tonight? AT one of them rock
and roll shows, strutting around in the high priced ticket section and
trying to remember how to dance. |
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Suzanne
issues fatwa and urges faithful to begin jihad on poison ivy. |
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JROC endorses
bike patrols to "enforce and educate the population regarding the
dangers and regulations when using the river above 5 ft. and moving H2O
in general." Bike patrols can, "facilitate warnings for prevention
and fines for potential violators." |
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Up to $300
approved for valve assembly at Pony Pasture. C. Hull to get plumbing estimates. |
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Chaco Sandals
and Patagonia have project grants |
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Jon
Montgomery had done some footwork on Garland stone |
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The
rest was either forgotten or has passed or both |
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NEXT
PROJECTS |
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We
don't know, abbreviated minutes (see above) |
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MEMBERSHIP
REPORT
Record number of
members...tap...tap...tap 60! How you do it Suzanne? |