Re: Fw: location progress?

[Kathie Brosemer <kathie@cleannorth.org>]

Great work, Peter!  This is exciting. 

So after Tuesday we can start Chris on a poster and other ways of 
reaching the public...  I think a bookmark at the library and 
booksellers would be a fun idea.  I'll spend some time this weekend 
with my Pagemaker and see what I can do.

thanks for this!

kathie


Quoting Peter McLarty <petmcla@soonet.ca>:

> To all committee members...
> Peter
>
> PS... I took a look at the building last evening and peeked through
> the > windows of the east side. The loading dock is actually INSIDE 
the big
> > garage doors. There appears to be enough room on the loading dock to
> > handle 24 pallets (one truck load). There are 3 garage bays, so that
> > books could be stored inside right there and we would not have to
> move > them into the "back" office space. ie...this site will work! 
We would
> > have to load a transport as soon as we had 24 pallets. Sounds > 
vague/confusing???....bottom line is we can confirm this location > 
offficially on Tuesday!!!
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: Peter McLarty 
> To: Kathie Brosemer 
>
> Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2002 5:27 PM
> Subject: location progress?
>
>
> Wheeeewww!!
> We have a new contact at the PUC...Al Tourigney. He tells me that we
> can > have the loading dock on the east side of the building for 
sure...
> but > there is not a lot of storage space right at the dock. There 
are a
> lot > of empty offices in the back that we can use for storage , but 
this
> > would mean "double handling". He is leaving town first thing in the
> > morning so that I cannot get to check out the site until Tuesday. We
> can > have either site for the full month!
> The city is still using the west side of the building, which is
> ideal. I > am attempting to see if we can "share" the space with the 
city (if
> they > have not vacated it on time).
> The PUC has said that we can have the building "gratis" if we give
> them > public billing for their assistance.
> We should have a definite go by Tuesday evening.
> Peter
>
> 



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