[Wichita-SCCA] Speaking of sites

[Guy Roberts]

I'm sure that if we wanted to use that pad, we could find enough 
volunteers to "modify" the entrance.

As for Bill Seed, once the Site Acquisition Committee is in place, and 
the site is deemed acceptable, we will find out if he still holds a 
grudge or if he would like to create a new relationship.  That's what 
the Committee is all about.

Guy

Bill Dayton wrote:
> There is a training pad in the aerial photo of the site. It is the 
> lighter color concrete. It belongs to the state. However, the ramp to 
> access it without going on Bill Seed's property is abrupt, and I 
> believe my Corvette (and other cars) would catch it's nose or high 
> center. Bill must be getting fairly old. Maybe he's mellowed?
>
> On 5/3/07, *bbetting* <bbetting at southwind.net 
> <mailto:bbetting at southwind.net>> wrote:
>
>     Guy,
>             It's a good idea, but the area we used for racing mostly
>     belongs to
>     Bill Seed and we are not his favorite group at last contact.  Who
>     knows what
>     Bill would say today?  We would need to pick the right person to
>     contact
>     Bill and see what happens.  The surface there is very much the
>     same as
>     Strothers (we had to patch that course also) both being WWII
>     bases.  I think
>     Reno county has a training pad that might work for us and may well
>     be a
>     great surface.
>                     Bruce (lost in Kansas) Bettinger
>
>
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Guy Roberts 
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