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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Seven Ranges April 19, 2008 Assigned Projects
Project No.: 0056 Area in camp: Central Camp Project Name: Build new trail Assigned to: Troop 1-SE-BC2008 Project Description: On the north side Meter Road, build an 8 feet wide trail starting at the Maint. Road and head east for 500 feet. (to the open field before Turkey Ridge) The trail needs to be 8 ft. wide, remove all brush, trees and over hanging branches. Then spread wood chips in a 6 ft wide path. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: MATERIALS: Wood chips Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: Shovels, picks, chain saw with an adult operator with the proper safety equipment, pickup truck to transport wood chips For more information contact: Bernie Miner - 330-837-8607
Project No.: 0042 Area in camp: Calumet Project Name: Prepare Camp Calumet for Summer Camp Assigned to: Troop 4-SE-BC2008 Project Description: Cleaning refrigerator room and other needed work Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: NA Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: LABOR: Troop 4-SE-BC For more information contact: Bernie Miner - 330-837-8607
Project No.: 0087 Area in camp: Central Camp Project Name: Fix Up Flag Pole Area Assigned to: Troop 4-SE-BC2008 Project Description: Fixing up the Flag Pole area by the Camp Admin and First Aid station. Weed, and trim the plantings, and rework the paver stones around the pole. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: NA Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: LABOR: Troop 4-SE-BC For more information contact: Bernie Miner - 330-837-8607
Project No.: 0011 Area in camp: Back 40 Project Name: Hopocan, Tree Removal Assigned to: X 2008 Project
Description: In the Hopocan campsite, there are Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: MATERIALS: Dirt Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: Gloves, shovels, picks and adult operating chain saw with proper safety equipment. For more information contact: Bernie Miner - 330-837-8607
Project No.: 0015 Area in camp: Central Camp Project Name: Central Camp Beautification - Bass Pond Assigned to: X Project Description: 1. Remove trees and brush from Bass Pond dam. Drag brush into trees on west end of dam. Weed whip weeds on dam. 2. Cut brush and weed around shore line of the Bass pond at water level and remove any obstructions preventing the flow of water out the dam's overflow area. Drag brush into trees on west side of pond. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: NA Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: Bow saws, loppers, glovers, mattocks, rakes shovels. Adult operating chain saw and weed whips with proper safety equipment. LABOR: Large Troop all day. For more information contact: Bernie Miner - 330-837-8607
Project No.: 0040 Area in camp: Akela Project Name: Remove Trees and Brush Assigned to: X2008 Project Description: Remove the trees and brush on the outside of the fence to a distance of 10’ clearing around the outside of the fence that is around the lake at the camp’s treatment plant. Drag the trees and brush deep into the woods, At the trees on the far side of the lake, leave a 5 ft clearing outside of the fence. Note-the far side of the lake is at the edge of the shot gun range. 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. LABOR: All day For more information contact: Bernie Miner - 330-837-8607
Project No.: 0045 Area in camp: Peninsula Project Name: Install Dry Well Assigned to: X2008 Project Description: At the latrine for Ottawa campsite, dig a 3 ft deep by 3ft round hole and place a pipe vertical in to the hole then backfill around the pipe, install a 4” pipe from the latrine water wash station to the vertical pipe, fill the vertical pipe with gravel. Place a lid over the pipe Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: Pipe, gravel Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: Shovels, picks, gloves For more information contact: Bernie Miner - 330-837-8607
Project No.: 0100 Area in camp: Camp Wide Project Name: Miscellaneous Ranger Projects Assigned to: Troop 12-SE-BC 2008 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: Bernie Miner - 330-837-8607
April 19 - Project No.: 0073 Area in camp: Camp Wide Project Name: Destroy Multi-flora Rose - April 19 Assigned to: Troop 20-SE-BC, Troop 122-SE-BC 2008 , Troop 25-SE-BC & Troop 650-OC-SK Need more 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 hr. 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: One or more units. Any number of Scouts with adult supervision. SKILL: Persistence (All day project) For more information contact: Bernie Miner - 330-837-8607
April 19 - Project No.: 0073 Area in camp: Camp Wide Project Name: Destroy Multi-flora Rose - April 19 Assigned to: Troop 20-SE-BC, Troop 122-SE-BC 2008 , Troop 25-SE-BC & Troop 650-OC-SK Need more 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 hr. 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: One or more units. Any number of Scouts with adult supervision. SKILL: Persistence (All day project) For more information contact: Bernie Miner - 330-837-8607
Project No.: 0123 Area in camp: Back 40 Project Name: Paint or stain split rail fence at shooting sports area Assigned to: Troop 45-SE-BC Project Description: Paint the fence located at the back equipment entrance to the Shot Gun Range, make any needed repairs as needed, and also repair the fence between the Shot Gun Range and Rifle Range. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: MATERIALS: Paint or stain
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit:
MATERIALS: Rages, old
clothes, gloves For more information contact: Bernie Miner - 330-837-8607
April 19 - Project No.: 0073 Area in camp: Camp Wide Project Name: Destroy Multi-flora Rose - April 19 Assigned to: Troop 20-SE-BC, Troop 122-SE-BC 2008 , Troop 25-SE-BC & Troop 650-OC-SK Need more 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 hr. 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: One or more units. Any number of Scouts with adult supervision. SKILL: Persistence (All day project) For more information contact: Bernie Miner - 330-837-8607
Project No.: 0104 Area in camp: Dinning Hall Project Name: Dining Hall Service - April 19, 2007 Assigned to: Troop 126-SE-BC Project Description: Dining Hall Service - April 19, 2007 Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: MATERIAL: ? Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: ? , LABOR:? . For more information contact: Bernie Miner - 330-837-8607
Project No.: 0020 Area in camp: Central Camp Project Name: Water front fence Assigned to: Troop 135-SE-BC2008 Project Description: Water front fence, repair and replace rails, and post as needed, then paint the total split rail fence. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: MATERIALS: Fence post and rails, paint Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: Gloves, shovels, post hole digger, tamper, picks, paint brushes, rags, old cloths. For more information contact: Bernie Miner - 330-837-8607
Project No.: 0024 Area in camp: Central Camp Project Name: Water front, paint building Assigned to: Troop 135-SE-BC20082008 Project Description: In the water front area there are two building, clean up around the building, remove any weeds, clean the wood and paint with water base paint. (one building is the tower, one building is next to the swimming docks.) Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: MATERIALS: Paint, water base Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: Gloves, old cloths, paint brushes, rollers, step ladder, rags and weed whip operated by adult. For more information contact: Bernie Miner - 330-837-8607
Project No.: 0026 Area in camp: Central Camp Project Name: Paint Lifeguard Towers Assigned to: Troop 135-SE-BC20082008 Project Description: One lifeguard stand at the water front area and two lifeguard stands located in the red barn. scrape the towers, and paint with oil base paint. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: MATERIALS: Paint, oil base
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: MATERIALS:
Paint thinner For more information contact: Bernie Miner - 330-837-8607
April 19 - Project No.: 0073 Area in camp: Camp Wide Project Name: Destroy Multi-flora Rose - April 19 Assigned to: Troop 20-SE-BC, Troop 122-SE-BC 2008 , Troop 25-SE-BC & Troop 650-OC-SK Need more 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 hr. 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: One or more units. Any number of Scouts with adult supervision. SKILL: Persistence (All day project) For more information contact: Bernie Miner - 330-837-8607
Project No.: 0057 Area in camp: The Ridge Project Name: Build new trail Assigned to: Troop 1265-SE-BC2008 Project Description: Starting at the water tower build a 6 feet wide trail down hill to the Akela Amphitheater. The new trail will be marked with tape. The trail needs to be 6 ft. wide, remove all brush, trees and over hanging branches, level any small piles of dirt. Then spread wood chips in a 4 ft wide path. Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: MATERIALS: Wood chips Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS: Shovels, picks, chain saw with an adult operator with the proper safety equipment, pickup truck to transport wood chips For more information contact: Bernie Miner - 330-837-8607
Project No.: 0000 Area in camp: X Project Name: X Assigned to: X Project Description: X Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: M Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: T For more information contact: Ranger Skip - 330-738-2085 ext. 207
Project No.: 0000 Area in camp: X Project Name: X Assigned to: X Project Description: X Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: M Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: T For more information contact: Ranger Skip - 330-738-2085 ext. 207
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