MEETING SUMMARY -- POINTS EVENT #2 PLANNING MEETING
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MEETING SUMMARY -- POINTS EVENT #2 PLANNING MEETING
Attendees: Matt, Scott, Chris, Ben, Don, Chuck
Task List for April 20 Event
1. Items to purchase: 100 lbs of flour (bulk bags, 2 folding chairs, 100 bottles of water, colored wristbands for non-drivers, and 4 rubbermaid totes (to cover timing equipment). Responsibility: Chuck B and Don P
2. Portable Toilets -- Matt G to arrange.
3. Domino's Pizza -- Chuck B to arrange.
4. Flour dispensing machine. Needs another notch to apply proper level of flour. Chuck will bring a hacksaw to the event.
April 20 Points Event Number 2 Assignments
Course Design -- Chris
Waiver Station -- Chuck B and Matt L.
Registration -- Matt G and Don P
Timing Equipment Setup -- Ben
SSS: Need volunteer for Solo Safety Steward.
Trailer: Curtis W ????
Other comments: Waiver station needs to remind everyone to completely fill out both sides of tech cards. Non-drivers will be given a different colored wristband. Registration crew needs to hand out chalk at registration to encourage getting the course marked in a timely manner. If you attended SSS training a few months back, please remember to bring your form so we can have more official stewards in the future. Matt G stated the AM transmitter should be functioning for the next event, so drivers can listen for times on their radios.
Items to Discuss with OMR Board and Jonathan
1. Do we now have temporary weekend membership forms?
2. Since the temporary weekend membership forms were not on-hand for the last event, were they filled out retroactively and sent in?
3. Can we get the electronic timing board sent back? Matt G may be able to repair it himself (as he is an electrical engineer).
4. Will Curtis W bring the trailer again?
5. Trophy discussion.
zoomzoom -- self appointed secretary
Task List for April 20 Event
1. Items to purchase: 100 lbs of flour (bulk bags, 2 folding chairs, 100 bottles of water, colored wristbands for non-drivers, and 4 rubbermaid totes (to cover timing equipment). Responsibility: Chuck B and Don P
2. Portable Toilets -- Matt G to arrange.
3. Domino's Pizza -- Chuck B to arrange.
4. Flour dispensing machine. Needs another notch to apply proper level of flour. Chuck will bring a hacksaw to the event.
April 20 Points Event Number 2 Assignments
Course Design -- Chris
Waiver Station -- Chuck B and Matt L.
Registration -- Matt G and Don P
Timing Equipment Setup -- Ben
SSS: Need volunteer for Solo Safety Steward.
Trailer: Curtis W ????
Other comments: Waiver station needs to remind everyone to completely fill out both sides of tech cards. Non-drivers will be given a different colored wristband. Registration crew needs to hand out chalk at registration to encourage getting the course marked in a timely manner. If you attended SSS training a few months back, please remember to bring your form so we can have more official stewards in the future. Matt G stated the AM transmitter should be functioning for the next event, so drivers can listen for times on their radios.
Items to Discuss with OMR Board and Jonathan
1. Do we now have temporary weekend membership forms?
2. Since the temporary weekend membership forms were not on-hand for the last event, were they filled out retroactively and sent in?
3. Can we get the electronic timing board sent back? Matt G may be able to repair it himself (as he is an electrical engineer).
4. Will Curtis W bring the trailer again?
5. Trophy discussion.
zoomzoom -- self appointed secretary
Thanks for pulling this together, Chuck. You guys are awesome.
I talked to Bud Weeks yesterday, and he may be willing to volunteer as course designer or help set up course for the April event if Chris doesn't have his heart set on it. I will let Bud chime in on that.
I'm sorry that I couldn't make the meeting, but if I could throw in my two cents after the fact, I think the traditional location of the trailer/start/finish is safer than what we saw earlier this month (two wheels on grass). Whoever does course setup, you will have more flexibility and spacing to run a safe course through the pinch point by the white/blue metal shed with the traditional direction of the course at Ducks. I have an updated sketch of the bad spots overlaying the Google Maps satellite shot in Photoshop and regular JPEG if anyone wants it.
Concerning the SSS issue, Bobby Jasan will be at the KC divisional (why I'll be gone, too). If a couple of the regular SSS could be there, that would be a huge help.
I talked to Bud Weeks yesterday, and he may be willing to volunteer as course designer or help set up course for the April event if Chris doesn't have his heart set on it. I will let Bud chime in on that.
I'm sorry that I couldn't make the meeting, but if I could throw in my two cents after the fact, I think the traditional location of the trailer/start/finish is safer than what we saw earlier this month (two wheels on grass). Whoever does course setup, you will have more flexibility and spacing to run a safe course through the pinch point by the white/blue metal shed with the traditional direction of the course at Ducks. I have an updated sketch of the bad spots overlaying the Google Maps satellite shot in Photoshop and regular JPEG if anyone wants it.
Concerning the SSS issue, Bobby Jasan will be at the KC divisional (why I'll be gone, too). If a couple of the regular SSS could be there, that would be a huge help.
Jim Rowland - Your friendly OMR volunteer at large
'92 Sentra SE-R / '15 FR-S / '04 Silverado HD
'92 Sentra SE-R / '15 FR-S / '04 Silverado HD
Picked up the 100#'s of flour and 90 bottled waters from Sam's this am. Also got the rubbermaid totes (for timing light covers) and folding chairs (for waiver station) at Wal-Mart. Total expenditures were $89.28.
Stopped by Reliable BMW and looked at the 128 and 135i's. Too pricey and not enough back seat room.
Who was getting the arm band stamp to identify driver's versus non-drivers?
zoomzoom
Stopped by Reliable BMW and looked at the 128 and 135i's. Too pricey and not enough back seat room.
Who was getting the arm band stamp to identify driver's versus non-drivers?
zoomzoom
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zoomzoom wrote: Who was getting the arm band stamp to identify driver's versus non-drivers?
zoomzoom wrote: Task List for April 20 Event
1. Items to purchase: 100 lbs of flour (bulk bags, 2 folding chairs, 100 bottles of water, colored wristbands for non-drivers, and 4 rubbermaid totes (to cover timing equipment). Responsibility: Chuck B and Don P
2. Portable Toilets -- Matt G to arrange.
3. Domino's Pizza -- Chuck B to arrange.
4. Flour dispensing machine. Needs another notch to apply proper level of flour. Chuck will bring a hacksaw to the event.
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I'm sure I can find some tape that we can use to mark it for this next event!scoTT wrote:one of the things I saw at the STL event that I liked was the Cones that were at each corner station had a number on it..... so when I worked corner 3 I went to the cone with the number 3 on it.... That would be an easy sticker idea for a later event.....
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