Hobart Chalet - Revision history

PeterBeaupre at 17:03, 19 January 2011

2011-01-19T17:03:24Z

PeterBeaupre at 17:02, 19 January 2011

2011-01-19T17:02:30Z

ThomasMcBride at 01:41, 13 February 2010

2010-02-13T01:41:09Z

ThomasMcBride: update for 08/09 season

2009-01-04T01:04:53Z

update for 08/09 season

GregMarsden at 23:02, 10 March 2008

2008-03-10T23:02:29Z

GregMarsden at 21:04, 10 March 2008

2008-03-10T21:04:40Z

GregMarsden: wiki-ized!

2007-12-03T21:54:07Z

wiki-ized!

199.192.40.100: TBSP Chalet

2007-12-03T19:51:47Z

TBSP Chalet

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[NOTE: This message pertains to TBSP members interested in staying at the new Hobart Chalet this coming season. If you already have lodging plans for this season and/or have no interest in the Chalet, please disregard. -m]

Greetings TBSPers!

Mark Galicia your Chalet Coordinator here, and I'd like to welcome you again to the TBSP Chalet at the Forest Service’s Hobart Work Center.

WHO: All active patrol members (patrollers and candidates) are allowed to stay at the Chalet during the patrol season, including weekdays, for $5/night per person. No deposit is required. The fees will pay for Chalet supplies and phone, and also some snacks and drinks available to all patrollers visiting the Chalet. Inactive patrollers and non-TBSP guests will be allowed to use the Chalet as they have in the past, but must be hosted by an active patroller during their entire visit.

WHERE: From I-80 in Truckee, go north on Hwy. 89. Proceed on 89N approximately 5 miles just past Hobart Mills. About 0.35mi past the turnoff to Hobart Mills, turn left into the Hobart Work Center (there is a small Forest Service sign for HWC). Continue straight on this road for a couple 100 yards or so to a group of mobile buildings/trailers and sheds on your right. This is the Hobart Work Center. Park in the lot in front of the buildings. The Operations Center is the mobile building farthest of the 3 grouped buildings from the parking lot, and the Chalet is directly in front of it. The driveway off 89 will be plowed, but can be icy for weeks after a storm. USFS maintenance personnel will clear a path to the chalet and to the TBSP pod.

THE DETAILS: A Forest Service employee will be sharing the Chalet with us this season, so one of the 5 bedrooms is reserved for him. Each bedroom has two beds. TBSP will have four rooms, or 8 beds. There are two bathrooms. There are 4 refrigerators, two stoves, and several sinks. The heat is all electric or natural gas (no wood stove). TBSP will provide a TBSP phone (no long distance), and a TBSP answering machine. There is cable TV and there is usually a DVD player available for our use. The adjacent barracks (identical layout to the Chalet) will also be available to us for additional accommodations, however it’s likely that NO WATER SUPPLY will be available there. Users of the adjacent barracks will need to use facilities in the Chalet.

CHALET RULES & RESERVATIONS: Please read carefully and understand the current draft of Chalet Rules agreed upon by TBSP and the Forest Service. A copy may be found in the Chalet Logbook. ADVANCE RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED FOR ALL WEEKNIGHT VISITS and are suggested for weekends, especially on training weekends. If you are a candidate and wish to stay at the Chalet, let me know which training weekends you'd like lodging, and take your best guess at weekends you wish to be patrolling or otherwise visiting in Tahoe. If you have any questions feel free to contact me.

Thanks!

-Mark Galicia, Chalet Coordinator (heelsfree@yahoo.com)

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 -Tom McBride, Chalet Coordinator mailto:chalet@tbsp.org
-The Formal "Conditions of Occupancy" can be found here" http://docs.tbsp.org/view.php?fDocumentId=100
+The formal "Conditions of Occupancy" can be found here" http://docs.tbsp.org/view.php?fDocumentId=100 <br>
 The work duties can be found here: http://docs.tbsp.org/view.php?fDocumentId=101

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	-Tom McBride, Chalet Coordinator mailto:chalet@tbsp.org		-Tom McBride, Chalet Coordinator mailto:chalet@tbsp.org
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		+	The Formal "Conditions of Occupancy" can be found here" http://docs.tbsp.org/view.php?fDocumentId=100
		+	The work duties can be found here: http://docs.tbsp.org/view.php?fDocumentId=101

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 ;THE DETAILS:  There are 5 bedrooms, each has two beds. There are two bathrooms.  There are 4 refrigerators, two stoves, and several sinks.  The heat is all electric or natural gas (no wood stove).  TBSP will provide a TBSP phone (no long distance), and a TBSP answering machine.  There is cable TV and there is usually a DVD player available for our use.  The Operations Center (identical layout to the Chalet) will also be available to us for additional accommodations, however it’s likely that NO WATER SUPPLY will be available there.  Users of these barracks will need to use facilities in the Chalet.
-;CHALET RULES & RESERVATIONS:  Please read carefully and understand the current draft of Chalet Rules agreed upon by TBSP and the Forest Service.  A copy may be found in the Chalet Logbook.  Everyone staying at the Chalet must do at least one chore. ADVANCE RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED FOR ALL WEEKNIGHT VISITS and are suggested for weekends, especially on training weekends.  If you are a candidate and wish to stay at the Chalet, let me know which training weekends you'd like lodging, and take your best guess at weekends you wish to be patrolling or otherwise visiting in Tahoe.  If you have any questions feel free to contact me.
+;CHALET RULES & RESERVATIONS:  Please read carefully and understand the current draft of Chalet Rules agreed upon by TBSP and the Forest Service.  A copy may be found in the Chalet Logbook.  Everyone staying at the Chalet must do at least one chore. ADVANCE RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED FOR ALL WEEKNIGHT VISITS and are suggested for weekends, especially on training weekends.  Use the google documents to sign up in advance. [https://docs.google.com/#folders/folder.0.0BzpAFD3sfut_ZTllZWUwZGEtNzc4YS00ZjFkLWJjZmQtN2M3ZDhkMDVkZDE4 Google docs folder] If you don't have access to the sign-up documents, email me and I will add you.  If you have any questions feel free to contact me.
 Thanks!
 -Tom McBride, Chalet Coordinator mailto:chalet@tbsp.org

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 ;WHO:  All active patrol members (patrollers and candidates) are allowed to stay at the Chalet during the patrol season, including weekdays, for $5/night per person.  No deposit is required.  The fees will pay for Chalet supplies and phone, and also some snacks and drinks available to all patrollers visiting the Chalet.  Inactive patrollers and non-TBSP guests will be allowed to use the Chalet as they have in the past, but must be hosted by an active patroller during their entire visit.
-;WHERE:  From I-80 in Truckee, go north on Hwy. 89.  Proceed on 89N approximately 5 miles just past Hobart Mills.  About 0.35mi past the turnoff to Hobart Mills, turn left into the Hobart Work Center (there is a small Forest Service sign for HWC).  Continue straight on this road for a couple 100 yards or so to a group of mobile buildings/trailers and sheds on your right.  This is the Hobart Work Center.  Park in the lot in front of the buildings.  The Operations Center is the mobile building farthest of the 3 grouped buildings from the parking lot, and the Chalet is directly in front of it. The driveway off 89 will be plowed, but can be icy for weeks after a storm.  USFS maintenance personnel will clear a path to the chalet and to the TBSP pod.
+;WHERE:  From I-80 in Truckee, go north on Hwy. 89.  Proceed on 89N approximately 5 miles just past Hobart Mills.  About 0.35mi past the turnoff to Hobart Mills, turn left into the Hobart Work Center (there is a small Forest Service sign for HWC).  Continue straight on this road for a couple 100 yards or so to a group of mobile buildings/trailers and sheds on your right.  This is the Hobart Work Center.  Park in the lot in front of the buildings.  The Operations Center is the closest of the 3 grouped buildings from the parking lot, and the Chalet is directly in behind it. The driveway off 89 will be plowed, but can be icy for weeks after a storm.  USFS maintenance personnel will clear a path to the chalet and to the TBSP pod.
-;THE DETAILS:  A Forest Service employee will be sharing the Chalet with us this season, so one of the 5 bedrooms is reserved for him.  Each bedroom has two beds.  TBSP will have four rooms, or 8 beds.  There are two bathrooms.  There are 4 refrigerators, two stoves, and several sinks.  The heat is all electric or natural gas (no wood stove).  TBSP will provide a TBSP phone (no long distance), and a TBSP answering machine.  There is cable TV and there is usually a DVD player available for our use.  The adjacent barracks (identical layout to the Chalet) will also be available to us for additional accommodations, however it’s likely that NO WATER SUPPLY will be available there.  Users of the adjacent barracks will need to use facilities in the Chalet.
+;THE DETAILS:  There are 5 bedrooms, each has two beds. There are two bathrooms.  There are 4 refrigerators, two stoves, and several sinks.  The heat is all electric or natural gas (no wood stove).  TBSP will provide a TBSP phone (no long distance), and a TBSP answering machine.  There is cable TV and there is usually a DVD player available for our use.  The Operations Center (identical layout to the Chalet) will also be available to us for additional accommodations, however it’s likely that NO WATER SUPPLY will be available there.  Users of these barracks will need to use facilities in the Chalet.
-;CHALET RULES & RESERVATIONS:  Please read carefully and understand the current draft of Chalet Rules agreed upon by TBSP and the Forest Service.  A copy may be found in the Chalet Logbook.  ADVANCE RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED FOR ALL WEEKNIGHT VISITS and are suggested for weekends, especially on training weekends.  If you are a candidate and wish to stay at the Chalet, let me know which training weekends you'd like lodging, and take your best guess at weekends you wish to be patrolling or otherwise visiting in Tahoe.  If you have any questions feel free to contact me.
+;CHALET RULES & RESERVATIONS:  Please read carefully and understand the current draft of Chalet Rules agreed upon by TBSP and the Forest Service.  A copy may be found in the Chalet Logbook.  Everyone staying at the Chalet must do at least one chore. ADVANCE RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED FOR ALL WEEKNIGHT VISITS and are suggested for weekends, especially on training weekends.  If you are a candidate and wish to stay at the Chalet, let me know which training weekends you'd like lodging, and take your best guess at weekends you wish to be patrolling or otherwise visiting in Tahoe.  If you have any questions feel free to contact me.
 Thanks!
--Mark Galicia, Chalet Coordinator mailto:chalet@tbsp.org
+-Tom McBride, Chalet Coordinator mailto:chalet@tbsp.org

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 ;WHO:  All active patrol members (patrollers and candidates) are allowed to stay at the Chalet during the patrol season, including weekdays, for $5/night per person.  No deposit is required.  The fees will pay for Chalet supplies and phone, and also some snacks and drinks available to all patrollers visiting the Chalet.  Inactive patrollers and non-TBSP guests will be allowed to use the Chalet as they have in the past, but must be hosted by an active patroller during their entire visit.
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 Thanks!
--Mark Galicia, Chalet Coordinator (heelsfree@yahoo.com)
+-Mark Galicia, Chalet Coordinator mailto:chalet@tbsp.org

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	'''This message pertains to TBSP members interested in staying at the new Hobart Chalet this coming season. If you already have lodging plans for this season and/or have no interest in the Chalet, please disregard.'''		'''This message pertains to TBSP members interested in staying at the new Hobart Chalet this coming season. If you already have lodging plans for this season and/or have no interest in the Chalet, please disregard.'''