Booth (crew of 2)
Booth is stored in the basement of Rocky's place. Sections are held together with screws so a power driver is very handy. At least one person should have done this job before.
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Water Chemistry
Check chlorine, pH, and total alkilinity four times a day and adjust chemicals as needed. Test kit and chemicals are stored in the Showerhouse. Record your readings on the chart in the supply cabinet.
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Stage (crew of 2-3)
Tarps to cover stage and close off the back are stored in the shop. Secure with elastic ties found in plastic storage containers stored with tarps.
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General prep and clean-up
Check with Music Festival Committee chair for specific assignments.
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Music Festival Chores (Click on the number to volunteer.)
Stage ramp (crew of 4-5)
The support structure under the top 8' of the ramp leading down to the stage has collapsed. The structure under the remainder of the ramp and the stage itself has numerous rotted and partially rotted timbers. Though it is not in danger of immediate collapse so far as we can tell, it might be by the next Music Festival. The decking must be removed and the support structure largely rebuilt. A crew of 4-5 could probably handle this in a day, give or take.
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High Priority Maintenance Projects (Click on the number to volunteer.)
Lodge (crew of 2-3)
The timbers supporting the south end of the Lodge deck are rotted practically clear through at the bottom. It is unsafe to walk on that portion of the deck, so it has been closed off. Right now, all that's necessary is to replace most of the upright timbers. Should the deck even partially collapse, however, it might well damage the rest of the deck sufficiently that the entire deck would have to be rebuilt. There is also a leak in the roof that must be tracked down and patched before the water damages the building.
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