"Possibly someone should suggest a daily use fee in
addition to a yearly membership."
Again, someone has to volunteer and take their flying
time to be the administrator of all these fees. That's
a good way to run off the good people that are
dedicated, and don't mind paying a reasonable price of
$
You mean I was right? Surprising! I thought I was way off. Gosh, seems a
mighty exclusionary way to pay for grass cutting.
Hmmm... I just assumed that a club would never want to turn away pilots.
Maybe that's exactly what they're trying to do. Culling the "herd"
possibly. No, that sounds too s
Those who reside outside of the 100Km zone apparently pay just the entry fee,
quote:
"Entry fee of $2, of which $1 will be paid to the members who provide
the winches, or you can provide a winch. You must be a paid member of
the club to enter. Out of town (>100km) will have to show MAAC card
if n
Correct.
Just make a tiered entrance fee. Member fee and then add a "Park
Maintenance fee". Just about every Business, Organization, and
Municipality does something like that.
Steve
At 03:33 PM 6/1/2005, Bill Swingle wrote:
Isn't the whole issue here, pilots paying for the ability to fly
Isn't the whole issue here, pilots paying for the ability to fly at the
field? You fly, you pay. Simple. So users can pay per day, per event, per
year, whatever... it would seem a reasonable concept.
Is this club only giving the option to pay per year? And, pilots from 100+
km's fly free? Am I mis
While I agree with the other reply to a point, there
are apparently some pretty high costs associated with
their field maintenance. Having had to be a big part
of the administration of an RC soaring club, and a
real soaring club, I can appreciate their reluctance
to allow participation without memb
right reasons
you join a club.
See Ya,
Pat McCleave
Wichita, KS
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Date: 2005/06/01 Wed PM 03:31:32 EDT
> To: 1-Soaring List
> Subject: [RCSE] Contest Eligibility Rule
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> The one and only local soaring club has ruled that any pilot who lives withi
The one and only local soaring club has ruled that any pilot who lives within
100Km who wishes to compete in their local advertised contest, must first join
their club. Has anyone else heard of this before?
Although this has little merit, the membership fee last year was $40, now it is
$100 (t
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