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Seven
Ranges
May 1,
2010
Assigned Projects
Akela Projects
Back 40 Projects
Project
No.: 0080, Area in camp: Back 40,Project Name:
Paint tent frame outriggers
Assigned to: Troop 575-OC-GC 2010
Project
Description: Paint steel pipe outriggers for summer camp tents at
Back 40 campsites.
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council:
MATERIALS: Paint (oil base primmer), paint thinner
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS:
Gloves, wire brushes, paint brushes, rags, old cloths. LABOR: Scouts with
adult supervision. Do as many campsites as you can. Report the
campsites completed to the Area Coordinator. (All day project)
For
more information contact: Bill Trimmer - 330-364-1648
Project
No.:0074, Area in camp: Back 40,
Project Name: Destroy
Multi-flora Rose & Grape Vine - May 1
Assigned to: (Troop
225-OC-GC 17 Scouts/ 4 Adults
May 1)(Troop 94-NE-BC
2 Scouts/1 Adult May 1) 2010
Project
Description: Multi- flora Rose - 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.
Grape Vine - Cut the grape vine off at ground level and six feet above the
ground. An adult leader to spray "Roundup" on the grape vine stump.
The GTW Coordinator will assign an area for your unit to
remove multi-flora rose and or grapevine when you check in for the Good Turn
Weekend. Check with the GTW Coordinator to receive your "Thorn & Vine 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:
MATERIALS: Spray bottle with "Roundup"
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: Ranger Skip - 330-738-2085 ext. 207
Project No.:
0118, Area in camp: Back 40,
Project Name:
Clear Brush
Assigned to:
Troop 127-GS-BC
2010
- N
Project Description: :
At the area between Hutch’s Grove
and the open area across from the Back 40 shower house, clear all brush to the
ground and trim all low tree branches up to 8 ft off of the trees in an area
marked with yellow ribbon. Build large brush piles back in the woods outside of
the marked area
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye
Council:
NA
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned
Unit:
TOOLS: bow saws, shovels, picks, gloves
For more information contact: Ranger Skip -
330-738-2085 ext. 207
Dining Hall Project
May 1 - Project
No.: 0043, Area in camp:
Dining Hall, Project Name: May 01 - Dining Hall
Service
Assigned to: (Troop 220-OC-GC 8 Scouts
- 6 Adults), (Troop 182-OC-GT 12 Scouts - 6 Adults) 2010
Project
Description: Report to Dining Hall at 8:30 AM to clean and set up
tables and chairs for lunch, eat lunch at 11:00 AM, serve lunch at 12:00 PM,
clean up after lunch and any other work needed in the Dining Hall.
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council:
MATERIALS: Food, lunch supplies, Windex, Paper Towels.
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: LABOR: 35
Scouts plus adult leaders from one or more Units. SKILLS: Ability to follow
directions, transport food on trays, be clean and pleasant. This is an ideal
project for units with younger scouts. Five older Scouts will be selected to
work in kitchen.
For
more information contact: Jim Boylan - 330-452-3210
Calumet Projects
Camp Wide Projects
Project No.:
0110, Area in camp: Camp Wide,
Project Name:
Shower houses
Assigned to:
Troop 575-OC-GC
2010
- N
Project Description:
Because of additional spring events,
we need a troop to open up and clean the shower houses located on the Peninsula
and by Pugwug campsite (The Ridge). Main water valve will be open, will need to
reinstall drains and open valves, swipe out building, and wash down walls,
floor, sinks and toilets. This job can be done any time May 1st or
after. Will need an adult with basic plumbing skills.
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye
Council:
MATERIALS:
TOOLS:
LABOR:
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned
Unit:
MATERIALS:
TOOLS: Wrenches, screw driver, brooms, rags, buckets, mop, cleaner
LABOR:
For
more information contact: Bill Trimmer - 330-364-1648
Project No.: 0008, Area in
camp: Camp Wide, Project Name: Re-Mark Hutch's
Trail
Assigned to: (Troop 138-GS-BC 8 Scouts/
3Adults May 1) (Troop 25-GS-BC
4 Scouts/4 Adults May 8) 2010
Project Description: Walk Hutch's Trail, remove existing blue metal
trail markers and nails from live trees. Remark trail using white paint as
directed. Clear downed trees, report any problems on the trail and note on
the project sheet the section of trail completed.
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council:
MATERIALS: 2" wide scraper, 2" paint brush, 2"x6" marking guide and water based
white paint.
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS:
Gloves, claw hammers, vice grips, wood chisel, other nail removal tools, paint
rags, bow saws, loppers, chain saw operated by adult. Anyone operating a chain saw
on Buckeye Council property must have completed BSA Chainsaw Safety Training
course. LABOR: Many Troops
For
more information contact: Bill Trimmer - 330-364-1648
Central Camp Projects
Magic Mt. Projects
Project
No.: 0088, Area in camp: Magic
Mt., Project Name:
Paint tent frame outriggers - Magic Mt.
Assigned to: Troop 3903-GS-BC 2010
Project
Description: Paint steel pipe outriggers for summer camp tents at
Magic Mt. campsites.
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council:
MATERIALS: Paint (oil base primmer), paint thinner
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS:
Gloves, wire brushes, paint brushes, rags, old cloths. LABOR: Scouts with
adult supervision. Do as many campsites as you can. Report the
campsites completed to the Area Coordinator. (All day project)
For
more information contact: Bill Trimmer - 330-364-1648
Maintenance Building Projects
Project
No.: 0005, Area in camp:
Maintenance Building, Project Name: Left to Repair
12+/- ripped
tents at Maintenance Building
Assigned to: (Troop 60-KI-BC 2-19-10)
(Troop 1-GS-BC 5-1-10) (Troop 152-OC-GT
5-1-10), 2010
Project
Description: Unfold tents -
repair "small" tears by ironing on pre-glued canvas patching (inside and out
side) on side walls, roof and door flaps. Re-fold tents. Place repaired tents
in racks. Re-fold tents needing "large" repairs (1 foot or larger) and stack in
repair pile.
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council:
MATERIAL: Canvas patches. TOOLS: Scissors,
4 household irons, power cords.
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit:
Tools: household irons
LABOR: 6 to 8 Scouts - Half day.
For
more information contact: Bill Trimmer - 330-364-1648
Peninsula Projects
Project
No.: 0009, Area in camp:
Peninsula, Project Name:
Wyandot Campsite Pavilion
Assigned to: Troop 2040-SB-BC
Project
Description: Construct 24' x 24' permanent pavilion in Wyandot
campsite on prepared pad. This project is a coordinated effort by troops camping
at Wyandot during summer camp
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council:
MATERIALS: will be ordered through Council but paid for by troops sponsoring
pavilion
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: MATERIALS:
Lumber, shingles, gravel, nails and other necessary hardware and building
materials TOOLS: Auger, hammers, saws, gloves, safety glasses etc.
LABOR: Adults, older Scouts, Likely to be finished with minor finishing touches
in one day
For
more information contact: Bill Trimmer - 330-364-1648
The Ridge Projects
Project
No.:
0019, Area in camp:
The Ridge, Project Name: Ditch cleaning
along Eco-Lodge & Akela Road
Assigned to: Troop 335-OC-GP 2010
Project
Description: Clean ditches along road from "Trading Post driveway" -
Eco-Lodge Road (north side) to the red gate at Akela Road. Clean ditch from the
Yellow gate (1st) on Akela Road to yellow gate by School House Pond. Place dirt
and leaves from ditch on upper side of ditch back fare enough so it will not
roll back into ditch. Cut small brush and trees 8'+/- back of ditch. Pull brush
and trees into woods.
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: NA
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOL:
Gloves, shovels, rakes (garden and leaf), loppers, bow saws. LABOR: Two or more
large Troops all day.
For
more information contact: Bill Trimmer - 330-364-1648
Turkey Ridge Projects
Project
No.: 0068, Area in camp:
Turkey Ridge, Project Name:
Re-roof Adirondacks
Assigned to: 534-OC-GW
2010
Project
Description:
At the
Whippoorwill camp site, remove the roof shingle on two Adirondacks and install
new roofs
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council:
MATERIALS: Shingles, roofing nails, felt paper and drip edge
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit:
TOOLS: Hammers, squares, chalk line, roofing shovels, tarp,
safety glasses, ladders, other hand tools for roofing, and proper safety equipment for
roofing.
LABOR: 8 hours "The Ashtabula Roofing Crew."
For
more information contact: Bill Trimmer - 330-364-1648
Non-approved projects:
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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