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Seven
Ranges
May 17,
2008
Assigned Projects
Akela Projects
Project No.:
0040
Area in camp: Akela
Project Name:
Remove Trees and Brush
Assigned to:
(Troop 12-SE-BC
April 19 completed 50%)
(Troop
939-WE-BC May 17) 2008
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:
Ranger Skip - 330-738-2085 ext. 207
Back 40 Projects
Troop 152-OC-HO
Project
No.: 0013 Area in camp:
Back 40 Project Name:
Hole for Frost Free Water Valve Replacement
Assigned to: Troop
152-OC-HO 2008
Project
Description: On the road (tree farm road) past Prophet's Rest, is a
frost free water valve to be replaced.
Dig up the old frost free down to the main water pipe supply line, insure the
hole at the pipe supply line is 4 ft around or more to permit an adult to cut
out the old valve and replace with new. Hole may be deeper that 4', slope
sides of hole to prevent cave in and mark hole with colored tape. (valve work to be done by others)
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council:
MATERIALS: Wooden stakes and colored tape.
(MATERIALS: New frost
free valve to be installed by others. After hole project is completed)
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS:
Gloves, shovels and pick.
For
more information contact: Ray Leatherberry - 330-862-3723
Project
No.: 0074 Area in camp: Back 40
Project Name: Destroy Multi-flora Rose - May 5 or
17 Assigned to: (Troop 152-OC-HO & Troop 177-WA-BC
May 17) 2008
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 Area Coordinator will
assign an area for your unit to remove multi-flora rose when you check in
Saturday morning. Check with the Area 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: One or more units. Any
number of Scouts with adult supervision. SKILL: Persistence (All day project)
For
more information contact: Ray Leatherberry - 330-862-3723
Calumet Projects
Troop 250-WE-BC
May 3 or 17 -
Project
No.: 0077 Area in camp:
Calumet Project Name: Destroy Multi-flora Rose -
May 3 or 17 Assigned to: Need many
Troops (Troop 250-WE-BC May 17) 2008
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 Area Coordinator will
assign an area for your unit to remove multi-flora rose when you check in
Saturday morning. Check with the Area 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: One or more units. Any
number of Scouts with adult supervision. SKILL: Persistence (All day project)
For
more information contact: Bob Rhode - 330-343-9553
Project
No.: 0085 Area in camp:
Calumet Project Name: Clean Outpost
Trail
Assigned to: Troop 250-WE-BC
Project
Description: Clean trail from outpost to main camp.
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council:
NA
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS &
LABOR as needed.
For
more information contact: Bob Rhode - 330-343-9553
Project No.:
0048
Area in camp: Calumet
Project Name:
Tent Pole Repair
Assigned to:
Hold for Troop 335-OC-GP 2008
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: Ranger Skip -
330-738-2085 ext. 207
Camp Wide Projects
Project No.: 0008 Area in
camp: Camp Wide Project Name: Hutch's
Trail Cleanup
Assigned to: Troop 922-KI-BC2008 (9 Scouts
- 4 Adults)
Project Description: Walk Hutch's Trail, clear downed trees, re-flag
with surveyor's tape and report any problems on trail.
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council:
MATERIALS: Surveyor's tape.
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS:
Glovers, bow saws, chain saw operated by adult with eye protection.
For more information contact: Kevin Fox -
330-837-9654
Project
No.: 0031 Area in camp:
Camp Wide Project Name:
Picnic Table Repair
Assigned to: Troop 558-OC-GT 2008
Project
Description: Starting on the peninsula area, inspect all the
campsite's picnic tables, repair or replace wood as need, continue inspection
and repair to The Ridge,
Magic Mountain, Central Camp, then Back 40 campsites (est. 8 to 10 tables needing
repair).
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council:
MATERIALS: Wood, bolts, nuts.
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS:
Saw, hand tools. LABOR: This job needs adult with basic wood skills.
For
more information contact: Ranger Skip - Kevin Fox - 330-837-9654
Project
No.: 0121 Area in camp:
Camp Wide Project Name:
Cut & Split Firewood
Assigned to: (Hold for Troop
60-OC-GW & Troop 935-WE-BC May 17)
2008
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 and other locations.
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.
For more information contact: Kevin Fox -
330-837-9654
Central Camp Projects
Troop 74-OC-GT
Project
No.: 0009 Area in camp:
Central Camp Project Name:
Refinish picnic table at Outdoor Skills
Assigned to: Troop 74-OC-GT
2008
Project
Description:
There are 6-8
picnic tables around the Outdoor Skills area that need to be sanded down and
sealed. The tables have some carvings and graffiti on the surface that needs to
be sanded off. The tables then need to be painted. Some tables may require minor
physical repairs. The tables are spread around the area including in the wooded
teaching areas behind Jones Lodge.
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council:
MATERIALS: Sandpaper, paint, some hardware as
required for repairs.
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit:
MATERIALS: Sandpaper for electric sander, with
extension cord if used.
TOOLS: Gloves, old cloths, rags, paint brushes, hand tools as required for
repairs, and an electric sander is not required but is very highly recommended.
LABOR: Few special skills are required for this project. It should take about
5-7 hours to complete, depending on the size of the unit.
For
more information contact: Stan Sickafoose - 330-966-6538
Project
No.: 0122 Area in camp: Central
Camp Project Name:
Move Yellow Bricks
Assigned to: Troop 74-OC-GT2008
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. ( After May 3 GTW, one pile remains to be move with
a lot of broken pieces scattered in the area. Move whole and pieces to the
Maintenance Building unless other wise directed.) General clean up of area
where brick were.
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council:
TOOLS: Tractor and trailer if available, wheelbarrows, 5 gal. buckets
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS:
Gloves, bar or shovel to pry out bricks imbedded in the ground and pickup truck.
For
more information contact: Stan Sickafoose - 330-966-6538
Troop 35-SE-BC
Project
No.: 0049 Area in camp: Central
Camp Project Name:
Re-Construct Fence on Snake Trail
Assigned to: Troop
35-SE-BC 2008
Project
Description: Re-construct Snake Trail fence from
Pugwug campsite to Dinning Hall. Put new post in ground and lash poles to
them to make a new fence.
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council: NA
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: Troop
35-SE-BC will provide all the tools, materials and labor to finish this progect
on the Good Turn Weekend.
For
more information contact: Stan Sickafoose - 330-966-6538
Troop
556-OC-GT
May - Project No.:
0027 Area in camp: Central Camp
Project Name: Paint Water Front Shower House
Assigned to: Troop 556-OC-GT 2008
Project Description: Paint the water front shower
house, remove all weeds from around the building, clean walls as needed and
paint.
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, paint rollers, rags, step ladders, and
weed whips operated by adults.
For more information contact: Stan Sickafoose -
330-966-6538
Troop 921-WE-BC
May 3 or 17 -
Project
No.: 0075 Area in camp: Central
Camp Project Name: Destroy Multi-flora Rose - May 3
or 17 Assigned to: (Troop 921-WE-BC & Troop 268-OC-SK
May 17)
2008
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 Area Coordinator will
assign an area for your unit to remove multi-flora rose when you check in
Saturday morning. Check with the Area 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: One or more units. Any
number of Scouts with adult supervision. SKILL: Persistence (All day project)
For
more information contact: Stan Sickafoose - 330-966-6538
Project
No.: 0090 Area in camp:
Central Camp Project Name:
Repair old and
install new Split Rail Fence at Adm. Parking Lot
Assigned to: Troop
921-WE-BC 2008
Project
Description: Install new Split
Rail fence on the north end of the Administration Building Parking Lot (120')
and on the south end of the parking lot, remove old fence, as directed by Ranger
Skip.
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council:
MATERIALS: Split rail fence. TOOLS: Tractor with auger and operator
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS:
Gloves, post hole digger, shovels, spud bar, rack, measuring tape, string,
level, general carpentry tools. LABOR: Adult with fence building experience.
For
more information contact: Stan Sickafoose - 330-966-6538
Troop - 4073-KI-BC
May -
Project
No.: 0007 Area in camp:
Central Camp Project Name:
Frog Flag Pole
Assigned to: Troop 4073-KI-BC 2008
Project
Description: A flag pole needs to be
set at the new Bernie Myers Pavilion for use by the FROG program. Pole is
located at the site, dig 12”dia hole, 2ft 6in deep, place in form (provided),
mix concrete and pour into form, then set the 4 anchor bolts. Install rope on to
the flag pole. (caution, do not mix to much water into the concrete mix.)
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council:
MATERIALS: 50' of rope.
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit:
TOOLS: Glovers, post hole digger, shovel, rake,
tamper level, wheelbarrow, and buckets.
LABOR: This would be a good supplement to another
project, as this should take less than 3 hours to complete.
For
more information contact: Stan Sickafoose - 330-966-6538
May - Project
No.: 0028 Area in camp:
Central Camp Project Name:
Paint New FROG Pad Walls
Assigned to: Troop 4073-KI-BC 2008
Project
Description: At the new Frog Pad, paint the new walls. This is the new
shelter located behind the Admin Building.
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council:
MATERIALS: Paint, water base
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit:
TOOLS:
Paint brushes, rollers, ladders, rags and old cloths.
LABOR: Project for small
unit.
For
more information contact: Stan Sickafoose - 330-966-6538
Troop 60-OC-GW & Troop 935-WE-BC
2008
Project
No.: 0115 Area in camp: Central
Camp Project Name:
Seed Large Area
Assigned to: Troop 60-OC-GW & Troop 935-WE-BC
2008
Project
Description: A large area in Central Camp has been disturbed due
to improvement projects. Rake the area to remove stones and prepare seed
bed. Plant grass seed and straw area.
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council:
MATERIAL: Grass seed, straw
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned Unit: TOOLS:
Gloves, garden rakes, shovels LABOR: Large Troop all day
For
more information contact: Stan
Sickafoose - 330-966-6538
Project No.:
0095
Area in camp: Central Camp
Project Name:
Staff campsite
Assigned to:
(T- 335-OC-GP
May 3)
Hold for Troop 335-OC-GP 2008
Project Description:
At the water front staff campsite,
level the ground in 4 areas, combine two staff plate forms to one with a
railing in the center then install onto the level ground, Then run a underground
power supply to each of the new plate forms.
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye
Council: MATERIALS:
As you discussed with Ranger Skip
Materials, Tools
and Labor provided by Assigned Unit:
TOOLS: Shovels, picks, rakes, level, wood hand tools, elec.
Hand tool. LABOR:
Adults with carpentry and wiring skills.
Older Scouts to help
For more
information contact: Ranger Skip - 330-738-2085 ext. 207
Project
No.: 0015 Area in camp:
Central Camp Project Name: Central Camp
Beautification - Bass Pond
Assigned to: (Troop 12-SE-BC
April 19 - 70% completed) (Troop 1-SE-BC May
3) Hold for Troop 197-OC-GW May 17
2008
Project
Description: 1. Remove trees and brush from Bass Pond dam to
ground level. Drag brush into trees on west end of dam.
Weed whip weeds on dam. (Item #1 - 50% completed as of May 3 about 125'
not worked on)
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. (Item #2 Completed)
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:
Stan Sickafoose - 330-966-6538
Dinning Hall Project
May 17 -
Project
No.: 0044 Area in camp:
Dinning Hall Project Name: May 17 - Dining Hall
Service
Assigned to: Troop 75-KI-BC2008 (15 Scouts - 4 Adults) -
Troop
922-KI-BC2008 (13 Scouts - 8 Adults) - T 197-OC-GW2008
(14 Scouts - 4 Adults last Troop to apply)
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
Project
No.: 0005 Area in camp:
Maintenance Building Project Name: Repair 40+/- ripped
tents at Maintenance Building
Assigned to: Troop 335-OC-GP
2008
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: All day.
For
more information contact: Bob Pinkerton - 330-879-2310
Project
No.: 0101 Area in camp:
Maintenance Building Project Name:
OA Good Turn Project
Assigned to: OA 377-BC
Project
Description: Build platform halves
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
Magic Mt. Project
May 3 or 17 -
Project No.:
0079
Area in camp: Magic Mt. Project
Name: Destroy Multi-flora Rose - May 3 or 17
Assigned to: (Troop 558-OC-GT & Troop 927-SE-BC & Troop 556-OC-GT
May 17)
Need more Troops 2008
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 Area
Coordinator will assign an area for your unit to remove multi-flora rose when
you check in Saturday morning. Check with the Area 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: One or more units.
Any number of Scouts with adult supervision. SKILL: Persistence (All day
project)
For more information contact: Bud Prince -
330-455-2958
Peninsula Projects
Project No.:
0041
Area in camp: Peninsula
Project Name:
Construct Pavilion
Assigned to:
Troop 61-KI-BC & Others
2008
Project Description:
Construct Handicraft Pavilion #1 as
per plans and specification.
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye
Council: MATERIALS: Plans
and specifications approved by the State of Ohio.
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Assigned
Unit: MATERIALS: All,
TOOLS: All,
LABOR: All
For more information contact: Ranger Skip -
330-738-2085 ext. 207
Project No.:
0078
Area in camp: Peninsula Project Name:
Destroy Multi-flora Rose - May 3 or 17 Assigned to:
(Troop 182-OC-GT
May3) (Troop 555-OC-SK & Troop 113-OC-HO& Troop
139-SE-BC & Troop 4073-KI-BC May
17) 2008
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 Area Coordinator will
assign an area for your unit to remove multi-flora rose when you check in
Saturday morning. Check with the Area 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: 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
May -
Project
No.: 0092 Area in camp:
Peninsula
Project Name: Paint tent frame
outriggers Assigned to: Troop 139-SE-BC
May 17,
2008
Project Description:
Starting at Chippewa campsite and progressing
to Dungannon, Erie, Ottawa, Shawnee then to Wyandotte. Paint the steel out
riggers green, these site have had a prime coating done over the past 2 years.
Do not paint Miami nor Rila Ridge as they have not been primed.
Materials, Tools and Labor provided by Buckeye Council:
MATERIALS: Paint (oil base), 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: Jon Karns - 330-821-7113
The Ridge Projects
Project
No.: 0019 Area in camp:
The Ridge Project Name: Ditch cleaning
along Eco-Lodge & Akela Road
Assigned to: (Troop 16-SE-BC
May 3) &
(Troop 60-OC-GW
May 17 Contact them to let
them know how much work remains to be completed)
2008
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
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
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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