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Seven
Ranges
May 15,
2010
Assigned Projects
Akela Projects
Back 40 Projects
Calumet Projects
Project
No.: 0002, Area in camp: Calumet, Project Name:
Revitalization of the campsites at Camp Calumet
Assigned to:
Troop
355-KI-BC 2010
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
355 from Killbuck district will provide all necessary tools, power tools and
fuel to be used. No youth to handle power tools or fuel. Anyone operating a
chain saw on Buckeye Council property must have completed BSA Chainsaw Safety
Training course. Estimated hours involved - 6. Estimated number of Scouts - 25,
Leaders - 8.
May 1 or 15 -
Project
No.:
0077, Area in camp:
Calumet , Project Name:
Destroy Multi-flora Rose &
Grape Vine -
May 1 or 15 Assigned to:
(Troop 309-OC-GC 26 Scouts/ 8 Adults May 15)
(Troop 38-NE-BC 11 Scouts/ 6 Adults
May 15) (Troop 45-OC-HO 15 Scouts/7 Adults
May 15)
2010 Need many Troops
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: Bill Trimmer - 330-364-1648
Project No.:
0124, Area in camp: Calumet,
Project Name:
Install Gate
Assigned to:
Troop 197-OC-GW
2010
- N
Project Description:
Install gate on the west edge of the
Lake Don Brown dam. Location will be marked with stakes. The pivot side of the
gate will be located on the north side of the road, Dig 3 ft deep holes, set
the post (and temp. brace up) mix and pour 3 bags of premix concrete and pour
around the base of each pole. Insure the gate is level before pouring concrete.
The gate to be install is located by the latrine in Calumet,
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye
Council:
MATERIALS: gate, 6 bags of premix concrete
TOOLS:
LABOR:
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned
Unit:
MATERIALS:
TOOLS: Hand post hole digger, shovel, spud bar, wheel barrel,
bucket, level,
LABOR:
For
more information contact: Bill Trimmer - 330-364-1648
Project
No.: 0062, Area in camp:
Calumet, Project Name: Maintain Cope
Course
Assigned to: Troop
268-OC-SK
2010
Project
Description: Seal the wood parts of the seven Cope stations
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council:
MATERIAL: Sealer
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS:
Paint brushes, wire brushes, rags, old cloths. LABOR: 5-8 scouts, with adult
supervision - Most of day.
For
more information contact: Bill Trimmer - 330-364-1648
Project No.:
0048,
Area in camp: Calumet,
Project Name:
Tent Pole Repair
Assigned to:
Troop
2041-SB-BC
2010
Project Description:
At the garage locate by the tree
farm, pull all of the tent poles out of the rake, inspect and repair as needed
(in replacing the pegs on top of the pole, use glue before installing.
then paint the top 6 inches, yellow and reinstall into the rake. Give a
count of the poles upon turning in your paper work at the end of the day.
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by
Buckeye Council: Peg to
repair pole, paint, glue
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by
Assigned Unit: Paint
brushes, gloves, hammer
For more information contact: Bill Trimmer -
330-364-1648
Camp Wide Projects
Project
No.: 0121, Area in camp:
Camp Wide, Project Name:
Cut & Split Firewood,
Assigned to:
We can use two Troops each day if one Troop can bring a
splitter 2010
(Troop 4069-KI-BC
2-13-09 19 Scouts/9 Adults)
(Troop 44-WA-BC 3/20/10
13 Scouts/6 Adults)
(Troop 939-GS-BC
5-15-10
15 Scouts/ 12 Adults)
(Troop 9044-OC-GW 5-15-10 6 Scouts/
2 Adults)
Project
Description:
Cut / split downed trees and
haul to areas as directed.
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: TOOLS:
Camp's log splitter.
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit:
TOOLS: Gloves, rake,
splitting mull, splitting wedges, pickup truck and chain saw.
No youth to handle power tools or fuel. Anyone
operating a chain saw or log splitter on Buckeye Council property must have completed
the BSA
Chainsaw Safety Training course. LABOR:
All
day.
For more information contact: Bill Trimmer - 330-364-1648
Project No.: 0100, Area in camp:
Camp Wide, Project Name: Miscellaneous Ranger
Projects Assigned to: (Troop 26-OC-SK
9-19-09) (Troop 252-KI-BC
4-10-10) (Troop 228-OC-GC 5-16-10) (Troop
152-OC-GT May 15) 2010
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 or 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)
(Troop 113-OC-HO 20 Scouts/5 Adults May
15) 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: Ranger Skip: 330-738-2085 ext 207
Central Camp Projects
Project
No.: 0014, Area in camp:
Central Camp, Project Name: Spread Sand
Assigned to: Troop 335-OC-GP
2010
Project
Description: Remove and weeds
or plants within the beach area then
spread 2 loads of sand at beach area
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council:
MATERIAL: Sand.
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS:
Gloves, shovels, rakes.
For
more information contact: Bill Trimmer - 330-364-1648
Project
No.: 0075, Area in camp: Central
Camp, Project Name: Destroy Multi-flora Rose & Grape
Vine - May 15 Assigned to: (Troop
555-OC-SK 6 Scouts/4 Adults
May 15)
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: Bill Trimmer - 330-364-1648
Project
No.: 0082, Area in camp: Central
Camp, Project Name: Paint tent frame outriggers
Assigned to:
Troop 4075-KI-BC 2010
Project
Description: Paint steel pipe outriggers for summer camp tents at
Central Camp 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:
Ranger Skip - 330-738-2085 ext. 207
Project No.:
0084,
Area in camp: Central Camp, Project
Name: Seal Swimming Docks Assigned to: Troop
335-OC-GP 2010
Project Description:
On the swimming docks only,
replace bad wood (look for painted marks) scrape and/or wash off the top of the
docks, remove all bird droppings and seal deck.
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council:
MATERIAL: Wood, deck sealer.
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit:
TOOLS: Gloves, rags, old
cloths, paint scrapers, wire brushes, one flat shovel to help scrape, Paint
brushes, paint rollers/pans, hand tools, hand saw. LABOR: Sm. Troop most of day.
For
more information contact: Bill Trimmer - 330-364-1648
Project No.:
0125, Area in camp: Central Camp,
Project Name:
Install Gate
Assigned to:
Troop 197-OC-GW
2010
- N
Project Description:
Install gate by fence line near Neta
Shelter, Location will be marked with stakes. The pivot side of the gate will be
located on the east side of the road, Dig 3 ft deep holes, set the post (and
temp. brace up) mix and pour 3 bags of premix concrete and pour around the base
of each pole. Insure the gate is level before pouring concrete. The gate to be
located at the job site
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye
Council:
MATERIALS: gate, 6 bags of premix concrete
TOOLS:
LABOR:
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned
Unit:
MATERIALS:
TOOLS: Hand post hole digger, shovel, spud bar, wheel barrel,
bucket, level,
LABOR:
For
more information contact: Bill Trimmer - 330-364-1648
Project No.:
0123 Area in camp: Central Camp
Project Name:
New drain
Assigned to:
Troop 60-OC-GW
2010
- N
Project Description:
Next to the old scoutmaster’s lounge
on the outside is a gutter drain coming down the building and dumping water onto
the ground, Dig a trench, (12” deep) away from the building and install a drain
pipe from the building to 30 ft away from the building. As you fill in the
trench compact the ground in 3 inch layers
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye
Council:
MATERIALS: drain pipe
TOOLS:
LABOR:
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned
Unit:
MATERIALS:
TOOLS: shovels, picks gloves
LABOR:
For
more information contact: Bill Trimmer - 330-364-1648
Project No.:
0116 Area in camp: Central Camp
Project Name:
Remove Existing Culvert
Assigned to: Troop 60-OC-GW
2010
- N
Project Description:
In front of the trading post is a
damaged metal culvert, remove the culvert.
Fill the trench with shale available
in the area and top off the trench with excess limestone
from the road to Eco-Lodge.
As you fill in the trench
compact the ground in 3 inch layers.
Grade
area to drain as instructed.
Move the pipe to the metal scrap
pile at the Maintenance Building.
CAUTION:
Underground telephone line
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye
Council:
MATERIALS: Stone
LABOR: Locate underground telephone line
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned
Unit:
TOOLS: Gloves, shovels, picks, tamper, spud bar, rakes and
wheelbarrow.
LABOR:
For
more information contact: Bill Trimmer - 330-364-1648
Project No.:
0117, Area in camp: Central camp,
Project Name:
Trail Building
Assigned to:
Troop 922-KI-BC
2009
Project Description:
In the woods between the main
parking lot and the Ranger’s house is a woods area, The new trail will be
marked with blue ribbon, clean the area, remove brush and place wood chips onto
the new trail,
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye
Council:
MATERIALS: wood chips
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned
Unit:
TOOLS: Shovels, rakes, work glove, picks, lobbers, hand saw
For
more information contact: Bill Trimmer - 330-364-1648
Dinning Hall Project
May 15
-
Project
No.:0044, Area in camp:
Dinning Hall, Project Name: May 15 - Dining Hall
Service
Assigned to: Troop 922-KI-BC
(20 Scouts - 8 Adults) (Troop 61-KI-BC 25 Scouts/10
Adults - last in) ( Troop 4075-KI-BC
25 Scouts/5 Adults Only if needed - last Troop to apply) 2010
(Last year: Troop 75-KI-BC (12 Scouts -
4 Adults)
, Troop 922-KI-BC
(14 Scouts - 7 Adults) , Troop 61-KI-BC ( 9 Scouts - 2
Adults +/-) )
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
Maintenance Building Projects
Magic Mt. Project
Peninsula Projects
Troop 1-SE-BC
Project No.: 0067, Area in camp:
Peninsula, Project Name: Renovate the Ottawa
Latrine
Assigned to: Troop 1-SE-BC 2010
Project Description: Renovate the Ottawa latrine to
allow for more privacy for Scouts and leaders.
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council:
MATERIALS: As needed (Contact Ranger Skip)
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit:
TOOLS: As needed
LABOR: Troop 1-SE-BC
For more information contact:
Bill Trimmer - 330-364-1648
Project No.:
0087
Area in camp:
Central Camp Project Name:
Repair Fence
Assigned to:
Troop 1-SE-BC
Project Description:
Repair and/or replace the fence located on the path between the Peninsula
and Outdoor Skills. (by Chippewa Campsite, go into the woods and locate fallen
trees to use as post and rails.
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council:
TOOLS:
LABOR:
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit:
MATERIALS: post and rail from the local forest in the area
TOOLS:: Shovels, Post Hole Diggers, Spud Bars, Stakes, Twine / Rope, Mulch,
Buckets
LABOR:
For more information contact:
Bill Trimmer - 330-364-1648
Project No.:
0107, Area in camp: Peninsula,
Project Name:
Set up tents
Assigned to:
Troop 63-KI-BC
2010
- N
Project Description:
Because of additional spring events,
we need all of the tents and cots on the Peninsula campsite set up on the of May
15th Good Turn weekend. Tents and pole will be located at the
campsite, will need truck to move the cots from the storage area to the
campsite.
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye
Council:
MATERIALS: Tents, pole, cots
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned
Unit:
MATERIALS:
TOOLS: two Pickup trucks
LABOR: Boy power and adults to drive their pickup trucks
For
more information contact: Bill Trimmer - 330-364-1648
Project No.:
0032,
Area in camp:
Peninsula, Project Name:
Planting Trees
Assigned to:
Troop 61-KI-BC
2009
Project Description:
Troop 61 has been informed by Davy Tree Service that 4 to 6 trees will be
donated to the troop to subsequently be planted at 7 Ranges Scout Reservation.
Ranger Skip will designate the area which tentatively is on the Peninsula,
location to be marked with a stick.
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council:
TOOLS: Tractor with Auger
LABOR: Ranger Skip or his designee to operate the tractor / auger
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit:
MATERIALS: Trailer for transporting the trees / Trees
TOOLS: If unavailable from 7 Ranges: Shovels, Post Hole Diggers, Spud Bars,
Stakes, Twine / Rope, Mulch, Buckets
LABOR: Adult / Youth Members (Hours: based upon past years usually poor weather
/ ground conditions - all day)
For more information contact:
Bill Trimmer - 330-364-1648
Project No.: 0078,
Area in camp: Peninsula, Project Name:
Destroy Multi-flora Rose & Grape Vine - May 1 or 15 Assigned to:
(Troop 113-OC-HO 20 Scouts/5 Adults
May 15)
2010 Need many Troops
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:
Bill Trimmer - 330-364-1648
Project
No.: 0059 Area in camp:
Peninsula Project Name:
Stain Chapel Assigned to: Troop 113-OC-HO 2010
Project
Description: Stain wood on Chapel
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council:
MATERIALS: Stain
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS:
Tall ladders, brushes, rags, scrapers, rollers, pans, ground cloth
For more information contact:
Bill Trimmer - 330-364-1648
The Ridge Projects
Project No.:
0109, Area in camp: The Ridge,
Project Name:
Set up tents,
Assigned to:
Troop 35-GS-BC
2010
- N
Project Description:
Because of additional spring events,
we need all of the tents and cots on the Ridge campsite set up on the of May 15th
Good Turn weekend. Tents and pole will be located at the campsite, will need
truck to move the cots from the storage area to the campsite.
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye
Council:
MATERIALS: Tents, pole, cots
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned
Unit:
MATERIALS:
TOOLS: two Pickup trucks
LABOR: Boy power and adults to drive their pickup trucks
For more information contact:
Bill Trimmer - 330-364-1648
Project No.: 0023,
Area in camp:
The Ridge, Project Name: Prepare the trail from
The Ridge to Shooting Sports
Assigned to: Troop 101-OC-GW
2010
Project Description:
Remove
limbs and brush on or overhanging trail from The Ridge to Shooting Sports.
Spread wood chips on trail from Ridge to Shooting Sports.
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye
Council:
MATERIALS: Wood Chips
TOOLS:
LABOR:
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned
Unit:
MATERIALS:
TOOLS: TOOLS: Gloves, lobbers, bow saws, shovels, rakes, 5 gal.
buckets or wheelbarrows, pick-up truck (to transport chips from parking lot).
LABOR:
For more information contact:
Bill Trimmer - 330-364-1648
Turkey Ridge 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: Bill Trimmer - 330-364-1648
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