A
quick check shows that this was the way it was written in 1990 (1990 AERC Rules
and Regulations) and I am sure that is the way it was written when we codified
the AERC Rules and Regulations. I have a very old copy, on fanfold dot matrix
printed, That was used for the original proposal for
codification.
Bob
Bob Morris Morris Endurance Enterprises Boise, ID
Correct. Currently the rule
reads:
11.2
Special event rides are series of rides on consecutive days, totaling more
than three days or 150 miles. Special Qualification rides are rides with entry
qualifications other than those contained in rule #3. Special event and
special qualification rides shall require approval of the AERC Board of
Directors for sanction for the first two years.
I've
heard several reasons for wanting to change it to include 3-day (150
mile) rides as special events, including consistency between Pioneer
points and special event rides, but I am personally (my opinion only) not in
favor of the proposed rule change - for many other reasons. I'd leave it the
way it is.
Steph (director hat on)
I just looked in the
book, it says MORE than 3 days are special event. The way I understand the
proposed change is that it would make 3 day rides special events and subject
to board approval. Thus my objection to that change. Rite, Steph???
Annie G.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, August 13, 2002 2:33
PM
Subject: Re: [RC] Rule Changes
> I think we all need to pay very close attention to the
proposed rule > change regarding the way 3 day rides are sanctioned.
Moving it from the > Regional Sanctioning Director, to a board
decision on sanctioning for > the first 2 years. I feel it will
limit our choices, and restrict the > regions Sanctioning Directors
in an unequal manor. There is no reason > to change this. I am
concerned that a few will end up controlling not > only the rides in
their area, but all other neighboring areas as well. > If this
concerns you, please e/mail the board and tell them to leave it > as
it is.
Uh, when did this change to being in the purvey of the
regional sanctioning director? If memory serves (and granted I'm
not going back and looking this up), three-day rides have traditionally
been special events like longer multi-days, and have always been under
the jurisdiction of the special sanctioning director--which included
board approval for the first two
years.... Heidi
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