So, the verdict is the rules have not changed, and we should
continue to sign waivers, not bring in food, and keep the youngest at
home. Cnut's friend's kid, as he's five, should be ok.<br>
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-J<br><br>---------- Forwarded message ----------<br><span class="gmail_quote">From: <b class="gmail_sendername">Shelia Pink</b> <<a href="mailto:sfpink@ansci.wisc.edu">sfpink@ansci.wisc.edu</a>><br>Date: Jul 20, 2007 12:42 PM
<br>Subject: Re: Stock Pavilion Rules and Useage<br>To: Deena Thompson <<a href="mailto:corvusjoyous@gmail.com">corvusjoyous@gmail.com</a>><br><br></span>Actually the rules have not been scaled back. The risk for most
<br>groups is real, and elderly and children can be especially<br>vulnerable. At two times during the year a plastic floor will be<br>installed and bleached twice, and tested. This will allow some groups<br>to serve food and drink. The floor costs $thousands to install and
<br>the users must pay for it, hence we try and group these events to<br>save individual groups money and keep the time to a minimum for the<br>rest of the users not using the plastic floor, like your group. I<br>again ask all members of groups using the pavilion to sign waivers.
<br><br><br>On Jul 20, 2007, at 12:18 PM, Deena Thompson wrote:<br><br>> Hi Shelia,<br>><br>> You may or may not be the right person to contact about this; if<br>> you are not, I appreciate your patience and would be grateful if
<br>> you can refer me to the apropriate channels.<br>><br>> I'm part of a group that uses the stock pavilion on Sundays and<br>> Wednesdays (the SCA.) After the e-coli scare a few years back,<br>> there were many health and safety rules put into place to protect
<br>> users. I have since heard from other groups using the building<br>> that some of these rules may have been scaled back, perhaps in part<br>> due to physical changes/improvements in the flooring, etc. I would
<br>> like to know what the current rules are on age limits of persons in<br>> the building, the presence of food and drink, and whether or not<br>> you wish us to continue the health waiver policy. If such<br>
> information is available somewhere online that I am not finding, a<br>> link to it will suffice.<br>><br>> Thank you for your time,<br>> -Deena Thompson<br><br><br><br>