I am currently working on my Eagle Project at
the First Presbyterian Church. My project involves renovating the area
behind the troop sheds. This is going to involve several work days and a
lot work. First, we will be moving the troop sheds onto the pavement and
facing them across the parking lot. Second, we will be cleaning and
clearing miscellaneous items (cement, cement block, old wood, old pallets,
grass piles and logs) from the area. Next, a few trees will need to be
removed. Followed by installing a privacy fence being built along the
south side and 2 shrub fences being placed along the east and west side of the
area. The last step will involve inserting a firepit and concrete benches
in the center. This project will allow the church to make this space into
a useable area for not only church activities but also for scouting
activities. I will be needing to schedule many workdays to make this
project happen. The first two are listed below. Reminder -- You will get
service hours for any time donated. If you would like to sign up let me know, I will
also have a sign up sheet at next Tuesday's Troop meeting. I appreciate
your consideration and support.
- Saturday, October 5th --
Noon to 6:00 PM
-- We will be moving sheds on this day. This is going to require
roughly 12 scouts and 6-8 adults. (FYI --- Buckeye game is not on
until 8:00 PM). We will be emptying the sheds in order to move them,
we will move them and then be refilling the sheds. If you sign up
for this day, please wear long pants/shirts, hats and closed toed
shoes. Please also bring some gloves. Drinks, food and snacks
will be provided. We may also begin work on clearing out some of the
debris on this day.
- Sunday, October 6th --
1:00 - 5:00 PM
-- We will be cleaning out debris (cement blocks, old logs, grass piles,
cement, etc.) This workday is going to require roughly 8 scouts and
4 adults. If you sign up for this day, please wear long
pants/shirts, hats and closed toed shoes. Please also bring some
gloves. Drinks, food and snacks will be provided.
Thanks,
Andy Price
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