PHASE I

1.Reframe and insulate walls, side interior with plywood (completed!)
2.Install new entrance doors and roll-up garage door (completed!)
3.Hardi-plank exterior (completed!)
4.Repair or replace gutters
5.Paint the exterior surfaces that were not Hardi-planked: (spring 2008?)
    1.sheet metal gable ends of the building
    2.cinder block of wardroom/mechanical shed
    3.trim, gutters, and Zamboni shed door
    4.fence behind rink
 

PHASE II

1.Complete painting of interior walls - new plywood needs a second coat, touch-up, trim.
2.Scape and paint the ceiling and interior structures (test paint one area for a season?)
3.Install insulation in the ceiling
 

PHASE III (the wish list!)

1.New aluminum bleacher seats (anyone know a school that has upgraded and might donate their old ones?)
2.Window between warm room and rink
3.Or better yet, Plexiglas between spectator area and ice!
 
 

Smaller Projects
(looking for member volunteers)

1.Replace rug in the warm room (8x11 rug donation needed!)
2.Paint or replace ceiling tiles in the warm room
3.Rewire the light switch by the front door to activate all the lights in the spectator area (Randy Sales)
4.Run electrical service to the Zamboni shed (requires conduit?)
5.Motion sensor on outside floodlights
6.Touch up interior paint, apply second coat to new interior plywood
7.Lighted disco ball (equipment donation needed!)
8.Clean out the gutters (now that the leaves are mostly down)
9.Repair downspouts
10.Patch gutter leak (facing club house - causing a rust streak on the new siding)
11.Patch small holes in the roof, cover ventilators
12.Recoat roof of wardroom/mechanical shed
13.After rink closes in the spring:
        1.Enclose shelf along inside of rink with white Plexiglas (need quote on materials)
        2.Trim interior wall to ceiling on Zamboni shed end of rink
        3.Install "ice gauge" (stainless steel or aluminum ruler that will tell us how thick the ice is)
        4.Seal up eves with great stuff

Send me your ideas!
and email me if you would be willing to tackle one or more of these projects

Michael McVoy (mamcvoy@verizon.net)
NO TASK IS TOO SMALL!

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