BUCKEYE
COUNCIL, BSA
PROPERTIES COMMITTEE
GOOD TURN PROGRAM
Provides opportunities for Scouts and Leaders to meet the good turn requirement of the Pipestone Camp Honor Program before attending Summer Camp.
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PROPERTIES COMMITTEE GOOD TURN PROGRAM Provides opportunities for Scouts and Leaders to meet the good turn requirement of the Pipestone Camp Honor Program before attending Summer Camp.
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Projects not assigned or not on hold for a Troop. Click on the Project No. for project details.
Project No.: 0010 Area in camp: Camp Wide Project Name: Destroy Multi-flora Rose - March 15 Assigned to: Troop 88-NE-BC- Back 40, Troop 243-OC-SK, Troop 356-KI-BC Central Camp, Troop/Pack 157-NE-BC, Troop 862-OC-SK, Troop 68-KI-BC, Troop 141-NE-BC The Ridge , (2008) Need many Troops! (Last Year: Troop 504-OC-GT, Troop 429-NE-BC)
Projects on hold for a Troop. Click on the Project No. for project details.
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Project Details:
Project No.: 0064 Area in camp: Central Camp Project Name: Clean First Aid Rooms & Administration Offices Assigned to: Troop 15-WA-BC Project Description: Clean the First Aid rooms in the Administration Building and inventory first aid supplies. The first aid inventory should be provided to Ranger Skip. Clean Administration Building Offices. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: NA Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: Cleaning supplies.
Project No.: 0053 Area in camp: Central Camp Project Name: Move Yellow Bricks Assigned to: Troop 38-NE-BC Project Description: Move yellow bricks out of wooded area behind the Jones Lodge to the edge of Outdoor Skills yard. Move yellow bricks to stock pile behind Maintenance Building. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: MATERIAL: Bricks Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: Gloves, spud bars, wheelbarrows, pickup trucks. LABOR: Large Troop all day.
Project No.: 0003 Area in camp: Camp-wide Project Name: Clear mowed areas and litter pickup Assigned to: Troop 650-OC-SK (6 Scouts 4 Adults) Troop - 44&51-WA-BC (8 Scouts 5 Adults) - (Troop 9???-SR-BC March 29, 2008) 2008 Project Description: Place litter in trash bags - put in hopper at Dinning Hall. All "large items" (bricks, stones, firewood) to be placed by campsite or activity area bulletin board. (Tell Mike Devine areas completed) Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: Trash bags Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: Glovers LABOR: Younger Scouts in Unit with leader - One or more Units - (All day)
Project No.: 0010 Area in camp: Camp Wide Project Name: Destroy Multi-flora Rose - March 15 Assigned to: Troop 88-NE-BC- Back 40, Troop 243-OC-SK, Troop 356-KI-BC Central Camp, Troop/Pack 157-NE-BC, Troop 862-OC-SK, Troop 68-KI-BC, Troop 141-NE-BC The Ridge , Troop 429-NE-BC (2008) Need many Troops! Project Description: In most locations multi-flora rose will not have to be handled. Use loppers to cut the branches of the rose bush into short pieces and let them lay flat on the ground where they fall. Saw off the stump at ground level. Uproot the stump with a shovel or mattock. The GTW Coordinator will assign an area for your unit to remove multi-flora rose when you check into camp. Check with the GTW Coordinator to receive your "Thorn Buster" token and patch, for Scouts and adults that worked more than 4 hours on this project. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: NA Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: Gloves, eye protection, loppers for each participant. One bow saw, shovel and mattock for about every 10 people using loppers. LABOR: Many Troops. Any number of Scouts with adult supervision. SKILL: Persistence (All day project)
Project No.: 0004 Area in camp: Maintenance Building Project Name: Sleeping Bunks - Replace wire and spring with plywood Assigned to: Troop 72-NE-BC Project Description: Remove wire and springs from 12 sleeping bunks and replace with plywood, bunks located at Tree Farm double garage building. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: MATERIALS: Plywood, nuts/washers, bolts. TOOLS: Table saw located in Maintenance building to be operated by adult leader with eye protection. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: Gloves, 6 drills, 1/4" drill bits, 4 sockets or wrenches. LABOR: All day.
Project No.: 0096 Area in camp: The Ridge Project Name: Clean lights in the Eco-Lodge and other cleaning. Assigned to: Troop 72-NE-BC Project Description: In the Eco-Lodge remove light covers, clean and reinstall. Also clean or replace bulbs and do any other cleaning needed. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: MATERIALS: Light bulbs Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: 6' ladders, cleaning supplies. LABOR: 4-6 Scouts
Project No.: 0021 Area in camp: Magic Mt. Project Name: Trim pine trees on Magic Mountain Assigned to: Troop 84-NE-BC Project Description: Thin and remove diseased pine trees in Eagle's Nest, Pines and Staff campsites on Magic Mountain. Drag cut trees into hardwood area. If trees are located in a grass mowing area, dig up the roots 6 inches below ground then cut tree and refill hole. Also remove or destroy old stumps marked with paint in mowed area (est. 8 existing stumps.) Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: NA Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: Gloves, bow saws, loppers, rakes, shovels, picks. Adult operating a chain saw with proper safety equipment LABOR: All day. Troop 86-NE-BC
Project No.: 0029 Area in camp: Turkey Ridge Project Name: Paint Rooms in Red Barn Assigned to: Troop 86-NE-BC 3-15-08 & Troop 750-OC-GW 3-29-08 Project Description: In the lower part of the Red Barn, there are 2 bedrooms, kitchen, and living room needing the walls and ceiling painted. Walls and ceilings will need cleaned before painting. Also clean the non-painted walls and floors through out the lower part of the barn.
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council:
MATERIALS: Paint, water base - Cleaning products.
Troop 88-NE-BC
Project No.: 0010 Area in camp: Camp Wide Project Name: Destroy Multi-flora Rose - March 15 Assigned to: Troop 88-NE-BC- Back 40, Troop 243-OC-SK, Troop 356-KI-BC Central Camp, Troop/Pack 157-NE-BC, Troop 862-OC-SK, Troop 68-KI-BC, Troop 141-NE-BC The Ridge , Troop 429-NE-BC (2008) Need many Troops! Project Description: In most locations multi-flora rose will not have to be handled. Use loppers to cut the branches of the rose bush into short pieces and let them lay flat on the ground where they fall. Saw off the stump at ground level. Uproot the stump with a shovel or mattock. The GTW Coordinator will assign an area for your unit to remove multi-flora rose when you check into camp. Check with the GTW Coordinator to receive your "Thorn Buster" token and patch, for Scouts and adults that worked more than 4 hours on this project. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: NA Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: Gloves, eye protection, loppers for each participant. One bow saw, shovel and mattock for about every 10 people using loppers. LABOR: Many Troops. Any number of Scouts with adult supervision. SKILL: Persistence (All day project)
Troop 90-NE-BC
Project No.: 0060 Area in camp: Peninsula Project Name: Clean lights in the Handicraft and other cleaning. Assigned to: Troop 90-NE-BC 2008 Project Description: In the Handicraft remove light covers, clean and reinstall. Also clean or replace bulbs and do any other cleaning needed. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: MATERIALS: Light bulbs Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: 6' ladders, cleaning supplies. LABOR: 4-6 Scouts
Project No.: 0034 Area in camp: Peninsula Project Name: Limb Up Pine Trees Assigned to: Troop 90-NE-BC 2008 Project Description: Remove the lower limbs of the small cluster of pine trees marked with ribbon to the west of the Handi-Craft Lodge. Remove the limps to a height of 8’. Drag cut limb into field so they can be chipped at a later date. Do not pile limbs. Do not cut off "growth ring" or leave a "stump" on trimmed trees. See Good Turn Coordinator for instructions before starting work. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: NA Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: Gloves, step ladder, bow saws. LABOR: Troop 90 Troop 91-NE-BC
Project No.: 0069 Area in camp: Akela Project Name: Remove brush and weed around School House pond and general area Assigned to: Troop 91-NE-BC Project Description: Cut brush and weed to water level around School House pond, remove brush and weed to ground level around bridge to School House pond. Remove multi-flora rose bushes around area. Drag brush and weed back into wooded area. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: NA
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS:
Gloves, loppers, bow saws, mattock, rakes. Troop 92-NE-BC
Project No.: 0022 Area in camp: Peninsula Project Name: Put seats in place at Amphitheater Assigned to: Troop 92-NE-BC2008 Project Description: Put seats in place at Amphitheater and rank graves if needed. Remove brush around Amphitheater if needed. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: NA Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: Gloves, rakes, shovels Troop 94-NE-BC
Project No.: 0006 Area in camp: Camp-wide Project Name: Repair tent platforms Assigned to: Troops 94-NE-BC & Troop 208-OC-GC - Troop 155-NE-BC Project Description: Platforms needing repair are marked with a small Orange color marker on the front side of the platform (74 platforms are marked throughout camp) repair or rebuild each as needed. Upon completion of each platform remove the orange tag and turn in to Ranger Skip (Note: do not remove green nor red tags) This is a camp-wide project, mark on your job sheet what camps are completed before turning in paperwork at end of day. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: MATERIAL: Boards, nails, screws, carriage bolts. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: Hammers, saws, drills, wrenches, generator, ratchets, sockets. Troop & Pack 95-NE-BC
Project No.: 0001 Area in camp: Dining Hall Project Name: Dining Hall - March 15 Assigned to: Troop & Pack 95-NE-BC Project Description: Clean fans and re-lamping the Dining Hall and setting up for, serving and tearing down after lunch. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: MATERIALS: Food and supplies. A detailed list will be provided to Jeff Pickett by Mike Devine. Florescent light bulbs. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: Scaffolding LABOR: Troop & Pack 95 Troop 101-WA-BC
Project No.: 0051 Area in camp: Maintenance Building Project Name: Build New Platforms Assigned to: Troop 101-WA-BC 2008 Project Description: At Maint. Building build 2 new tent platforms Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: MATERIALS: All, wood and screws Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: Wood hand tool, saw, measuring tape etc…
Project No.: 0114 Area in camp: Calumet Project Name: C.O.P.E. spread wood chips Assigned to: X2008 Project Description: At the C.O.P.E program area, remove old wood chips and spread into the woods, then relay 8 inches of wood chips at each station. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: MATERIALS: wood chips Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: Gloves, shovels, rakes, pickup truck to move chips
Project No.: 0010 Area in camp: Camp Wide Project Name: Destroy Multi-flora Rose - March 15 Assigned to: Troop 88-NE-BC- Back 40, Troop 243-OC-SK, Troop 356-KI-BC Central Camp, Troop/Pack 157-NE-BC, Troop 862-OC-SK, Troop 68-KI-BC, Troop 141-NE-BC The Ridge , Troop 429-NE-BC (2008) Need many Troops! Project Description: In most locations multi-flora rose will not have to be handled. Use loppers to cut the branches of the rose bush into short pieces and let them lay flat on the ground where they fall. Saw off the stump at ground level. Uproot the stump with a shovel or mattock. The GTW Coordinator will assign an area for your unit to remove multi-flora rose when you check into camp. Check with the GTW Coordinator to receive your "Thorn Buster" token and patch, for Scouts and adults that worked more than 4 hours on this project. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: NA Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: Gloves, eye protection, loppers for each participant. One bow saw, shovel and mattock for about every 10 people using loppers. LABOR: Many Troops. Any number of Scouts with adult supervision. SKILL: Persistence (All day project)
Project No.: 0046 Area in camp: Central Camp Project Name: Dig Up Water Line Assigned to: Troop 141-NE-BC 2008 Project Description: Between the water-front staff campsite and the lake is a well and an isolation valve Dig up the isolation valve (est. to be 3 to 3 ½ ft down then dig a trench from the valve to the well head. Upon completion, inform Ranger Skip to inspect and document what is located. Then back fill the hole area. Take caution in digging in and round the valve and well head as to not damage the water line. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: N/A Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: Shovels, picks, gloves For more information contact: Ranger Skip - 330-738-2085 ext. 207
Troop 143-NE-BC
Project No.: 0030 Area in camp: Peninsula Project Name: Limb Up Trees - Erie Campsite Assigned to: Troop 143-NE-BC Project
Description: With in the Erie Campsite, remove all branches up to 8ft
above the ground and clean up around the trees to permit mowing equipment to cut
grass around the base of all trees within the campsite. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: Gloves, bow saw, weed whip.
Project No.: 0037 Area in camp: Central Camp Project Name: Place wood chips on trail from Handicraft Lodge to Land Bridge Assigned to: Troop 143-NE-BC Project Description: Place wood chips on trail from Handicraft Lodge to Land Bridge Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: MATERIAL: Wood chips. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: Gloves, shovels, rakes, 5 gal. buckets or wheelbarrows, pick-up truck (to transport chips from parking lot). LABOR: Half-day.
Troop 155-NE-BC
Project No.: 0006 Area in camp: Camp-wide Project Name: Repair tent platforms Assigned to: Troops 94-NE-BC & Troop 208-OC-GC - Troop 155-NE-BC Project Description: Platforms needing repair are marked with a small Orange color marker on the front side of the platform (74 platforms are marked throughout camp) repair or rebuild each as needed. Upon completion of each platform remove the orange tag and turn in to Ranger Skip (Note: do not remove green nor red tags) This is a camp-wide project, mark on your job sheet what camps are completed before turning in paperwork at end of day. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: MATERIAL: Boards, nails, screws, carriage bolts. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: Hammers, saws, drills, wrenches, generator, ratchets, sockets. Troop/Pack 157-NE-BC
Project No.: 0010 Area in camp: Camp Wide Project Name: Destroy Multi-flora Rose - March 15 Assigned to: Troop 88-NE-BC- Back 40, Troop 243-OC-SK, Troop 356-KI-BC Central Camp, Troop/Pack 157-NE-BC, Troop 862-OC-SK, Troop 68-KI-BC, Troop 141-NE-BC The Ridge , Troop 429-NE-BC (2008) Need many Troops! Project Description: In most locations multi-flora rose will not have to be handled. Use loppers to cut the branches of the rose bush into short pieces and let them lay flat on the ground where they fall. Saw off the stump at ground level. Uproot the stump with a shovel or mattock. The GTW Coordinator will assign an area for your unit to remove multi-flora rose when you check into camp. Check with the GTW Coordinator to receive your "Thorn Buster" token and patch, for Scouts and adults that worked more than 4 hours on this project. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: NA Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: Gloves, eye protection, loppers for each participant. One bow saw, shovel and mattock for about every 10 people using loppers. LABOR: Many Troops. Any number of Scouts with adult supervision. SKILL: Persistence (All day project) T-181-NE-BC
Project No.: 0017 Area in camp: Akela Project Name: Cutting small trees at Bear and Wolf Den Campsites Assigned to: Troop 181-NE-BC Project Description: Cut out undesirable trees and bush at Akela Campsites. Stack "firewood" and "spars" by bulletin boards. Take brush and place into the tree line. Talk to Ranger Skip about tree removal location. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: NA Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: Gloves, bow saws, "loppers". Adult operating chain saw with proper safety equipment.
Troop 208-OC-GC
Project No.: 0006 Area in camp: Camp-wide Project Name: Repair tent platforms Assigned to: Troops 94-NE-BC & Troop 208-OC-GC - Troop 155-NE-BC Project Description: Platforms needing repair are marked with a small Orange color marker on the front side of the platform (74 platforms are marked throughout camp) repair or rebuild each as needed. Upon completion of each platform remove the orange tag and turn in to Ranger Skip (Note: do not remove green nor red tags) This is a camp-wide project, mark on your job sheet what camps are completed before turning in paperwork at end of day. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: MATERIAL: Boards, nails, screws, carriage bolts. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: Hammers, saws, drills, wrenches, generator, ratchets, sockets.
Project No.: 0010 Area in camp: Camp Wide Project Name: Destroy Multi-flora Rose - March 15 Assigned to: Troop 88-NE-BC- Back 40, Troop 243-OC-SK, Troop 356-KI-BC Central Camp, Troop/Pack 157-NE-BC, Troop 862-OC-SK, Troop 68-KI-BC, Troop 141-NE-BC The Ridge , Troop 429-NE-BC (2008) Need many Troops! Project Description: In most locations multi-flora rose will not have to be handled. Use loppers to cut the branches of the rose bush into short pieces and let them lay flat on the ground where they fall. Saw off the stump at ground level. Uproot the stump with a shovel or mattock. The GTW Coordinator will assign an area for your unit to remove multi-flora rose when you check into camp. Check with the GTW Coordinator to receive your "Thorn Buster" token and patch, for Scouts and adults that worked more than 4 hours on this project. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: NA Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: Gloves, eye protection, loppers for each participant. One bow saw, shovel and mattock for about every 10 people using loppers. LABOR: Many Troops. Any number of Scouts with adult supervision. SKILL: Persistence (All day project) Troop 355-KI-BC
Project No.: 0002 Area in camp: Calumet Project Name: Revitalization of the campsites at Camp Calumet Assigned to: 355-KI-BC, T 358-KI-BC Project Description: Cut down dead and fallen trees; cut trees up for firewood and stack - the long thin pieces to be used to line trails. Clean brush from campsites that has accumulated since last season. Basically the same project as in years past. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: NA Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: Troop 358 and 355 from Killbuck district will provide all necessary tools, power tools and fuel to be used. No youth to handle power tools or fuel. Estimated hours involved - 6. Estimated number of Scouts - 25, Leaders - 8. Troop 356-KI-BC
Project No.: 0010 Area in camp: Camp Wide Project Name: Destroy Multi-flora Rose - March 15 Assigned to: Troop 88-NE-BC- Back 40, Troop 243-OC-SK, Troop 356-KI-BC Central Camp, Troop/Pack 157-NE-BC, Troop 862-OC-SK, Troop 68-KI-BC, Troop 141-NE-BC The Ridge , Troop 429-NE-BC (2008) Need many Troops! Project Description: In most locations multi-flora rose will not have to be handled. Use loppers to cut the branches of the rose bush into short pieces and let them lay flat on the ground where they fall. Saw off the stump at ground level. Uproot the stump with a shovel or mattock. The GTW Coordinator will assign an area for your unit to remove multi-flora rose when you check into camp. Check with the GTW Coordinator to receive your "Thorn Buster" token and patch, for Scouts and adults that worked more than 4 hours on this project. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: NA Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: Gloves, eye protection, loppers for each participant. One bow saw, shovel and mattock for about every 10 people using loppers. LABOR: Many Troops. Any number of Scouts with adult supervision. SKILL: Persistence (All day project)
Project No.: 0058 Area in camp: Central Camp Project Name: Tree Removal Assigned to: Troop 356-KI-BC & Dave Socotch and friends Project Description: Thin out the trees along Dinning Hall Road at Adena campsite. Remove selected trees and trim other trees as directed by Ranger Skip. Dispose of tree top as directed by Ranger Skip. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: TOOLS: Camp chipper operated by adults with eye protection. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: Gloves, Adult operating chain saw with proper safety equipment. LABOR: Dave Socotch and friends. Scouts will only drag tree tops. Troop 358-KI-BC
Project No.: 0002 Area in camp: Calumet Project Name: Revitalization of the campsites at Camp Calumet Assigned to: 355-KI-BC, T 358-KI-BC Project Description: Cut down dead and fallen trees; cut trees up for firewood and stack - the long thin pieces to be used to line trails. Clean brush from campsites that has accumulated since last season. Basically the same project as in years past. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: NA Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: Troop 358 and 355 from Killbuck district will provide all necessary tools, power tools and fuel to be used. No youth to handle power tools or fuel. Estimated hours involved - 6. Estimated number of Scouts - 25, Leaders - 8.
Troop 429-NE-BC
Project No.: 0010 Area in camp: Camp Wide Project Name: Destroy Multi-flora Rose - March 15 Assigned to: Troop 88-NE-BC- Back 40, Troop 243-OC-SK, Troop 356-KI-BC Central Camp, Troop/Pack 157-NE-BC, Troop 862-OC-SK, Troop 68-KI-BC, Troop 141-NE-BC The Ridge , Troop 429-NE-BC (2008) Need many Troops! Project Description: In most locations multi-flora rose will not have to be handled. Use loppers to cut the branches of the rose bush into short pieces and let them lay flat on the ground where they fall. Saw off the stump at ground level. Uproot the stump with a shovel or mattock. The GTW Coordinator will assign an area for your unit to remove multi-flora rose when you check into camp. Check with the GTW Coordinator to receive your "Thorn Buster" token and patch, for Scouts and adults that worked more than 4 hours on this project. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: NA Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: Gloves, eye protection, loppers for each participant. One bow saw, shovel and mattock for about every 10 people using loppers. LABOR: Many Troops. Any number of Scouts with adult supervision. SKILL: Persistence (All day project) Troop 454-OC-GT
Project No.: 0035 Area in camp: Magic Mt. Project Name: Place wood chips on trail from Magic Mt. to Trading Post Assigned to: Troop 454-OC-GT2008 Project Description: Scrape off old wood chips on the trail and place new wood chips on trail from Magic Mt. to Trading Post Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: MATERIAL: Wood chips. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: Gloves, shovels, rakes, 5 gal. buckets or wheelbarrows, pick-up truck (to transport chips from parking lot). LABOR: Half-day.
Project No.: 0036 Area in camp: Magic Mt. Project Name: Improve Trail from Pines to Trading Post Assigned to: Troop 454-OC-GT 2008 Project Description: Scrape off old wood chips on the trail and place new wood chips on trail from Pines to Trading Post. Repair hand rail. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: MATERIAL: Wood chips, binder twine Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: Gloves, shovels, rakes, 5 gal. buckets or wheelbarrows, pick-up truck (to transport chips from parking lot). LABOR: Half-day.
Troop- 504-OC-GT
Troop- 650-OC-SK
Project No.: 0003 Area in camp: Camp-wide Project Name: Clear mowed areas and litter pickup Assigned to: Troop 650-OC-SK (6 Scouts 4 Adults) Troop - 44-WA-BC (8 Scouts 5 Adults) - 2008 Project Description: Place litter in trash bags - put in hopper at Dinning Hall. All "large items" (bricks, stones, firewood) to be placed by campsite or activity area bulletin board. (Tell Mike Devine areas completed) Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: Trash bags Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: Glovers LABOR: Younger Scouts in Unit with leader - One or more Units - (All day)
Troop- 862-OC-SK
Project No.: 0010 Area in camp: Camp Wide Project Name: Destroy Multi-flora Rose - March 15 Assigned to: Troop 88-NE-BC- Back 40, Troop 243-OC-SK, Troop 356-KI-BC Central Camp, Troop/Pack 157-NE-BC, Troop 862-OC-SK, Troop 68-KI-BC, Troop 141-NE-BC The Ridge , Troop 429-NE-BC (2008) Need many Troops! Project Description: In most locations multi-flora rose will not have to be handled. Use loppers to cut the branches of the rose bush into short pieces and let them lay flat on the ground where they fall. Saw off the stump at ground level. Uproot the stump with a shovel or mattock. The GTW Coordinator will assign an area for your unit to remove multi-flora rose when you check into camp. Check with the GTW Coordinator to receive your "Thorn Buster" token and patch, for Scouts and adults that worked more than 4 hours on this project. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: NA Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: Gloves, eye protection, loppers for each participant. One bow saw, shovel and mattock for about every 10 people using loppers. LABOR: Many Troops. Any number of Scouts with adult supervision. SKILL: Persistence (All day project)
Project No.: 0063 Area in camp: Back 40 Project Name: Clay Pigeon Throwers Maintenance Assigned to: Troop 862-OC-SK Project Description: Service the clay pigeon throwers Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: NA Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: MATERIALS: Brad Midgley will bring what he needs. TOOLS: Hand and power tools as needed. LABOR: Troop 862-OC-SK
Project No.: 0065 Area in camp: Back 40 Project Name: Shooting Sports Building Maintenance Assigned to: Troop 862-OC-SK Project Description: Patch leaking roofs on the shotgun and rifle buildings. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: MATERIALS: Roofing materials TOOLS: Ladders Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: Hammers, and utility knife
Project No.: 0066 Area in camp: Back 40 Project Name: Archery Building Door Re-engineering Assigned to: Troop 862-OC-SK Project Description: At the archery range when you open the big front door all that keeps it open is 2 chains and 2 hooks. I would like to see maybe that a couple 2x4's might work better to keep it open. If you look at the front of the archery shed you can see how the chains and hooks keep it open. Maybe the 2x4's would work better then the chains.
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council:
MATERIALS: 2X4s (4) 8', nails and screws as needed
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS:
Circular saw, hammer. screw drivers, tape measure and square
Troop 915-WE-BC (2008)
Project No.: 0011 Area in camp: Back 40 Project Name: Hopocan, Tree Removal Assigned to: Troop 915-WE-BC 2008 Project Description: In the Hopocan campsite, there are five sycamore trees located in the back of the campsite, Remove the trees and the tree stumps. All brush to be carried into the tree line beyond the grass area. (trees need to be removed for safety) Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: NA Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: Gloves, shovels, picks and adult operating chain saw with proper safety equipment.
Project No.: 0018 Area in camp: Back 40 Project Name: Hutch's Grove, Tree Removal Assigned to: Troop 915-WE-BC 2008 Project Description: In the Hutch's Grove campsite, there are two sycamore trees located along the right side of the campsite, remove the tree and the tree stumps. All brush to be carried into the tree line beyond the grass area. Trees to be removed for safety of campers. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: NA Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: Gloves, shovels, picks and adult operating chain saw with proper safety equipment. Troop 4069-KI-BC (2008)
Project No.: 0121 Area in camp: Camp Wide Project Name: Cut & Split Firewood Assigned to: Troop 4069-KI-BC2008 Project Description: Cut / split downed trees and haul to campfire areas (Bridge Builders - Akela - Morehead) as directed. Down trees located between Tecumseh campsite and the water tower, also down trees located just in the woods on the right side of this campsite. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: TOOLS: Camp's log splitter (old home made) Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: Gloves, rake, splitting mull, splitting wedges. Adult operated chain saws with safety equipment, log splitter with proper safety equipment and pick up truck. LABOR: Most of day.
Project No.: 0126 Area in camp: The Ridge Project Name: Split Fire wood Assigned to: Troop 4069-KI-BC2008 Project Description: On the left side of the road going to the Eco center, is a fallen, cut up tree, and split in to fire wood, relocate the wood to Friday and Sunday night camp fire circles. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: TOOLS: Old home made log splitter (slow) Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: Gloves, splitting mull. Adult operating chain saw and log splitter with proper safety equipment. LABOR: All day ( based on camp's log splitter ) Troop 6150-WA-BC
Project No.: 0100 Area in camp: Camp Wide Project Name: Miscellaneous Ranger Projects Assigned to: X2008 Project Description: As directed by Ranger Skip Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: As needed Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: As needed For more information contact: Ranger Skip - 330-738-2085 ext. 207
Details on projects not assigned or not on hold for a Troop. Project No.: 0010 Area in camp: Camp Wide Project Name: Destroy Multi-flora Rose - March 15 Assigned to: Troop 88-NE-BC- Back 40, Troop 243-OC-SK, Troop 356-KI-BC Central Camp, Troop/Pack 157-NE-BC, Troop 862-OC-SK, Troop 68-KI-BC, Troop 141-NE-BC The Ridge , Troop 429-NE-BC (2008) Need many Troops! Project Description: In most locations multi-flora rose will not have to be handled. Use loppers to cut the branches of the rose bush into short pieces and let them lay flat on the ground where they fall. Saw off the stump at ground level. Uproot the stump with a shovel or mattock. The GTW Coordinator will assign an area for your unit to remove multi-flora rose when you check into camp. Check with the GTW Coordinator to receive your "Thorn Buster" token and patch, for Scouts and adults that worked more than 4 hours on this project. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: NA Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: Gloves, eye protection, loppers for each participant. One bow saw, shovel and mattock for about every 10 people using loppers. LABOR: Many Troops. Any number of Scouts with adult supervision. SKILL: Persistence (All day project)
Project No.: 0000 Area in camp: X Project Name: X Assigned to: X Project Description: X Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: X Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: X
Project No.: 0000 Area in camp: X Project Name: X Assigned to: X Project Description: X Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: X Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: X
Project No.: 0000 Area in camp: X Project Name: X Assigned to: X Project Description: X Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: X Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: X
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