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Off Road Port-a-john vandalized - StarWolve - 07-11-2013 10:04 AM

I saw the post on Facebook this morning about the chemical toilet being vandalized. That's horrible - and I hope that you can catch who did it.

I thought I would offer a suggestion though. Perhaps it would be a good idea for the club to invest in a game/trail camera that could be mounted nearby to capture who comes and goes? If mounted somewhere that's difficult to see or vandalize, it might work. I don't know how often someone is there to change out batteries or do other maintenance that it might require, but it's an idea.

Another option (and forgive me because I'm not local and don't know the area) would be to post the land, and require that anyone who wants to use it contact the club first to sign a waiver or at least "sign in" that the were there. If the roads into the area can be gated, it might prevent non-riders from entering with their cars. My neighborhood has a gated boat ramp that uses the same idea - locals know the combination to the lock, but it keeps outsiders from driving down to the water.

It really sucks that you have to resort to measures like that when you're just trying to provide a nice place to ride, but there's stupid people everywhere.


RE: Off Road Port-a-john vandalized - Cruzin - 07-14-2013 11:37 AM

(07-11-2013 10:04 AM)StarWolve Wrote:  I saw the post on Facebook this morning about the chemical toilet being vandalized. That's horrible - and I hope that you can catch who did it.

I thought I would offer a suggestion though. Perhaps it would be a good idea for the club to invest in a game/trail camera that could be mounted nearby to capture who comes and goes? If mounted somewhere that's difficult to see or vandalize, it might work. I don't know how often someone is there to change out batteries or do other maintenance that it might require, but it's an idea.

Another option (and forgive me because I'm not local and don't know the area) would be to post the land, and require that anyone who wants to use it contact the club first to sign a waiver or at least "sign in" that the were there. If the roads into the area can be gated, it might prevent non-riders from entering with their cars. My neighborhood has a gated boat ramp that uses the same idea - locals know the combination to the lock, but it keeps outsiders from driving down to the water.

It really sucks that you have to resort to measures like that when you're just trying to provide a nice place to ride, but there's stupid people everywhere.
I had heard about it. I don't have a fb account did they post pictures?

I was really surprised it took this long... there wasn't even any graffiti drawn in it or on it.

(07-11-2013 10:04 AM)StarWolve Wrote:  I saw the post on Facebook this morning about the chemical toilet being vandalized. That's horrible - and I hope that you can catch who did it.

I thought I would offer a suggestion though. Perhaps it would be a good idea for the club to invest in a game/trail camera that could be mounted nearby to capture who comes and goes? If mounted somewhere that's difficult to see or vandalize, it might work. I don't know how often someone is there to change out batteries or do other maintenance that it might require, but it's an idea.

Another option (and forgive me because I'm not local and don't know the area) would be to post the land, and require that anyone who wants to use it contact the club first to sign a waiver or at least "sign in" that the were there. If the roads into the area can be gated, it might prevent non-riders from entering with their cars. My neighborhood has a gated boat ramp that uses the same idea - locals know the combination to the lock, but it keeps outsiders from driving down to the water.

It really sucks that you have to resort to measures like that when you're just trying to provide a nice place to ride, but there's stupid people everywhere.
I had heard about it. I don't have a fb account did they post pictures?

I was really surprised it took this long... there wasn't even any graffiti drawn in it or on it.

(07-11-2013 10:04 AM)StarWolve Wrote:  I saw the post on Facebook this morning about the chemical toilet being vandalized. That's horrible - and I hope that you can catch who did it.

I thought I would offer a suggestion though. Perhaps it would be a good idea for the club to invest in a game/trail camera that could be mounted nearby to capture who comes and goes? If mounted somewhere that's difficult to see or vandalize, it might work. I don't know how often someone is there to change out batteries or do other maintenance that it might require, but it's an idea.

Another option (and forgive me because I'm not local and don't know the area) would be to post the land, and require that anyone who wants to use it contact the club first to sign a waiver or at least "sign in" that the were there. If the roads into the area can be gated, it might prevent non-riders from entering with their cars. My neighborhood has a gated boat ramp that uses the same idea - locals know the combination to the lock, but it keeps outsiders from driving down to the water.

It really sucks that you have to resort to measures like that when you're just trying to provide a nice place to ride, but there's stupid people everywhere.
I had heard about it. I don't have a fb account did they post pictures?

I was really surprised it took this long... there wasn't even any graffiti drawn in it or on it.


RE: Off Road Port-a-john vandalized - Lapchik - 07-14-2013 11:49 AM

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