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John:
There
is a precedent set some place and I do not have it in front of me right now that
says it is the same ride if you change only the ride manager or the location or
the date. In other words, if you change only one of the factors you
do not have to sanction as a new ride.
So if
you changed the location, with the proper time line adhered to, you
would be OK . The time line is essential for notification to the
membership. The abuses of the time line in the past are what caused
the extension to its current position.
Bob Morris
Morris Endurance Enterprises
Boise, ID
might there be times when a substitute ride could be organized to
replace one previously sanctioned though. Like if the Purple Passion trail
could be used as a replacement ride for Idaho Spuds when there's fire
restrictions in the mountains??
johnt
The proposed changes to Rules 11 and 11.6 fly in the face of past
experience of AERC BoD members. The original lead time was 60 days and
through experience the BoD and the Office found that a longer period of time
was necessary for smooth interaction.
The variance asked for is also not a very good thing as was
discovered in times past. We went through a series of hearings before the
Board for abuse of the lead time requirements. To make it less stringent
will reinstitute the possibilities of such abuse.
The various time limits with in the AERC Rules and Regulations are
there for a purpose, and to lessen any of them is a step back in the
progress of smooth operation now in place.
Bob
Bob Morris
Morris Endurance Enterprises
Boise, ID
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