[Accrs-ho] Club Rules

[Paul Newhouse]

Ok, cleared that up! :)  Don't remember ever hearing it called Leyman before.

It sounded like but, was not what I meant that, we need to use "yard" when 
referring to Oildale, Charmin, Grainger or the mill.  I think it makes sense 
to break them out and itemize them as yards or spotting/staging opportunities 
or ... ???.

>  Yes, Leyman yard is the freight yard over by the auto plant.
>  
>  I am not sure that we ever gave a name to the yard in Oildale, not the 
>  port, nor the lumber mill.   We just use Grainger and Charmin for the 
>  port, Oildale and nothing I can recall for the lumber mill.
>  
>  Dean
>  
>  
>  On 11/13/2014 5:01 PM, Paul Newhouse wrote:
>  > After another quick read; is Leyman Yard the Freight Yard??
>  >
>  >    
>  >>   Agreed and I was not attempting to imply anything I was suggesting would make
>  >>   it a perfect document OR anything close to perfect.  Just a few thoughts on
>  >>   what might be worth discussing further.
>  >>
>  >>   - Paul
>  >>
>  >>   >   It is a work in progress.  I think much needs to still be done.
>  >>   >
>  >>   >   Dean
>  >>   >
>  >>   >   Sent from my iPad
>  >>   >
>  >>   >   >  On Nov 12, 2014, at 8:47 PM, newhouse at gandpline.com (Paul Newhouse) wrote:
>  >>   >   >
>  >>   >   >  A cursory read of the "Combined Rules" strikes me as a mixing of club wide and HO specific issues.
>  >>   >   >
>  >>   >   >  Starting with the:
>  >>   >   >
>  >>   >   >  Rules for use of ACCRS Frieght and Pasenger cars ...
>  >>   >   >
>  >>   >   >  It seems to be pretty HO specific.  Prior to that point it sounds a lot more like club wide issues.
>  >>   >   >  Without getting into the merits of the "General Rules of Operation" presented, I'm going to suggest the club oriented issues be discussed on the club list, JMO.  The Bylaws lay the responsibility for the "General Rules of Operation" on the BoD.  I'm going to guess that the BoD won't mind input from the membership.
>  >>   >   >
>  >>   >   >  As for the more HO specific; In general I don't really understand club equipment that's highly resticted (Yes, I know the history).  I have plenty of my own engines so I'm probably not going to be bumping up against any of the engine rules.
>  >>   >   >
>  >>   >   >  Why is the Frieght Yard not listed?
>  >>   >   >  Why is the Oildale Yard not listed?  Yes, I think it should be thought of as a yard.
>  >>   >   >  The Sawmill is an industry but, I think it should also be thought of as a yard.
>  >>   >   >
>  >>   >   >  Why don't we have club equipment in the Freight Yard??
>  >>   >   >
>  >>   >   >  If the OPS group is going to get serious it should be interested in working the "spotted"/"staged" details
>  >>   >   >
>  >>   >   >  If we have an "ACCRS Guidelines and Standards" document can it be published on the website (presuming in the "members only" section)? Just a thought.
>  >>   >   >
>  >>   >   >  A few thoughts and questions that popped into my head upon a quick first read.
>  >>   >   >
>  >>   >   >  Paul
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