Did they happen to give you an official list of parks governed by the city? Which parks and how many caches are involved? When I get in a note posting mood I could pop some notes on the caches. Glenn On Jan 31, 2012, at 12:56 PM, G Mail wrote: > I was contacted today by the St Charles City Parks Department and then by > the St Charles City Police Department. It seems that one of my Tremendous > Tree caches that the Missouri Botanical Gardens had supposedly received the > proper information for placing caused a bit of a scare yesterday. The tube > that the MBG had placed on the back of the tree signs for the caches was a > PVC pipe w/ caps at both ends. On this cache the tube had been pulled loose > from thee sign and was lying on the ground near the sign. Someone reported > it to the Police and they had the bomb squad out to check it out. Upon > investigation they found out that it was my cache and that there was no > permit for the cache. Here is the actual more important thing. They told me > that there are NO CACHE PERMITS on file for any caches in St Charles City > parks. I was really surprised because I know that some of you with caches in > St Charles City Parks have received permission from someone. It was not the > correct person or you did not follow the correct procedures. The city is > cache friendly but they want their rules followed. There is a procedure to > follow at the following link. > http://www.stcharlesparks.com/tinymce/filemanager/files/geocaching_procedure > .pdf > The Ranger and Police suggested that if you have a cache in a St Charles > City Park, it is not legal and it should be removed until you follow the > proper procedures to get your permit. I told them that I would pass this > information along through this freelist and on the SLAGA web site. > > Mike Henthorn > 636-866-4644 >
Glenn