Monthly meeting September 2002
We
had our monthly meeting today with a breakfast and a luncheon afterwards;
sponsored by Tony Jones. I understand that he is now a member of the Sandy
Creek Airpark Association.
A
good turnout, considering the bad weather for flyers. Both Tony
Jones and Rich Lovel had elements of their groups present with a PT-19 setting
out front. We need these kind of members to keep the
spirit alive in our club.
The meeting went real well, and as a result of hangar storage problems/questions,
a special meeting by the board was conducted. Dick
Smith was put on notice to remove his aircraft from the hangar in 30 days
per Chapter regulations of Notice time. His rent is paid until Sept 30 so
he agreed to remove it at that time. This was due to a request by Jim
Holbrook to bring in his certified aircraft for final assembly and flight
testing. Note Jim requested this change
"registered experimental" aircraft not a certified
one."
Cal Persinger and Rich Mathews were also put on notice that
storage of their non flying aircraft was also not allowed and would only
continue until a bonifide use of the hangar is needed.
Al Smith plans to assemble his Ercoupe at the chapter hangar but that is not
immediate. Also, Jim Walters requested space to repair/fix and flight test
Dick Dyjack's Pelican. Dyjack has a paid up membership so this seemed
appropriate but the board will permit this only when JIM is actually ready to
actively flight test the aircraft and then for a period of 60 days only
and hangar rent paid up front. Possible extension of this time pending hangar
availability.
Members attending the board meeting was: Myself, Bob Stark, Rich
Mathews, Dale Williams, and Cal Persinger.
The Cuby status was brought up but nothing definite in the way of a work
program. Attempts will be made when the up coming cooler weather arrives
to get folks to come out a work. Cal agreed to be a non-official
coordinator so folks will know what to do next. But he will not be a WORKER.
Wings are "ready" to be covered and materials are on hand.
The problem with "ready" is that it normally turns out to be
"almost ready" with some small details to be finished. Only Cal
knows these details. The fabric is relatively easy to put on but the procedure
needs to be known by the workers. If I get caught
up on things latter this fall I may coordinate a work group and get the
wings covered in one or two days time. But all the small things need
to be DONE. It is like most projects that appear to be 90% completed.
The meeting had a good turnout and preparations are underway for nominations
of new officers/board members. Preliminary nominations for the board was
Rich Mathews, Tony Jones, Jim Walters. We only need two new board members
as Dale Williams will still be a member of the board.
Vance White volunteered for the nomination of Secretary/Editor. Nominations
will be made at the next meeting with elections at the November meeting and the
new officers in place at that time.
A copy for the Chapter Building Utilization
and Hangar Lease Agreement is attached for members
to review. The board deemed that it was not necessary for any changes to
these regulations. They are quite explicit with instructions for most
situations. READ CAREFULLY.
Hal Hadaller
President, Chapter 202
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