Our permit with the BLM requires some separation when the flight line is 1/4
mile or more long. At ROCStocks, the flightline is more than 1/4 mile long.
They need to be spaced out.
Allen
Terseness and mis-spelling courtesy of my iPhone
On Jun 9, 2015, at 8:50 AM, Kurt Gugisberg <kurtgug@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Mike Otsby will be on site to locate the porta potties and dumpster on
Thursday. I also agree that we should clump most of them in the middle but
also have ones on either side a couple hundred feet from the center.
On Tue, Jun 9, 2015 at 8:03 AM, R Dierking <applerocketry@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Good job Chris. Thank you and the other volunteers that will set up. You
directed your message to the BOD, but hopefully, you will not mind outside
comments.
I just sent a message to Rick D and others about the number of portable
toilets. I think there should be more than ordered in the past and they
should be cleaned daily. Hopefully, there will be someone there when the
toilets are delivered that knows where they should be located. There have
been a couple large launches where the toilets on the east and west ends
were located too far out and the central ones were ‘overused.’ (Really not
good when a portable toilet is overused.)
Anyway, I suggest that the Board consider just placing all the toilets
grouped in the center of the camping area in the second row. This way, they
should all be used about the same, and if there’s a trash can located next
to a hand washing station it’s easier to dump it on a regular basis.
If there are hand washing stations with the delivery, please ask them to
assure they are not leaking before they leave and that the hand sanitizers
are filled.
Again, lots of people appreciate the volunteers that set-up, run the launch,
and help pack everything at the end. You volunteers rock, and that’s why
ROCstock is such a fun event.
From: Kurt Gugisberg
Sent: Tuesday, June 9, 2015 8:00 AM
To: roc-chat@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
I think you should make the roped off lane by the LCO table a little wider
than 15 feet. Maybe 25 feet. That always gets packed with people and even
thought we warn them not to stand there, they still do. I like to tell
people that if they are waiting to load, stand on the west side of that lane
and if they are just watching, leave that area and stand behind the flight
line rope.
Also, we won't be painting all the lines on the chart. Mostly the front
line, the Rocstock Way corridor, and perhaps the front line of the second
camp zone. Since Walquist isn't coming out a day earlier to lay it all out,
we have lacked the manpower to do the full layout. However, Chris, is you
want to go crazy with the line striper, feel free.
Kurt
On Tue, Jun 9, 2015 at 7:25 AM, Chris J Kobel <Chris.J.Kobel@xxxxxxxx>
wrote:
BoD,
Here's what James and I will start to layout late Wednesday afternoon, any
comments before we get too far?
Chris and James Kobel
