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This is a good approach. Also, if/when you sit on BORs, and the Scout clearly doesn't have a clue, go back to the SM and find out why. This is the feedback loop that the BOR should drive. -
That's the risk of pouring millions into improvements of a property you don't own. -
Scouting's success is inversely proportional to how much scouting is like school.
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By RememberSchiff · Posted
"The Port of Los Angeles is terminating Scouting’s lease at Cabrillo Beach in San Pedro so that the site can be repurposed as a training center for national and international sailing teams in the 2028 Olympics, the Port said.... In 1982, the Scouts entered into a 30-year lease with the Port to construct and manage a youth camp facility, said Robert Scoular, a member of the board of directors and vice president of Greater LA Scouting. Scoular said the Scouts raised more than $3.6 million, including from filmmaker Steven Spielberg, to construct the Cabrillo Beach Youth Center, which spans over 12 acres and includes waterfront access, an Olympic-sized swimming pool, campgrounds, an archery range, a crafts center, an amphitheater and a kitchen. Once the lease expired, the Scouts remained on a month-to-month agreement for more than a decade, Phillip Sanfield, a spokesperson for the Port, said. The terms of the lease said that if occupancy ended, the Scouts forfeited ownership to the Port, Scoular said. " More at Source: https://lbpost.com/news/cabrillo-beach-scout-camp-evicted-boy-scouts-olympics-sailing/ -
By RememberSchiff · Posted
Welcome to scouter.com*. Please tell us about the development of this book's story. Did you both having previous experience in Scouting? Thanks for bringing back a mainstream Scout adventure story. * We are an unofficial scouting forum of scouters and scouts.
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