Reply to "Certificate Renewal"

jimgerweckMember

Tom, I'm in a similar situation for some courses with upcoming expirations (however, I'm going to remeasure rather than renew; since there has been no construction, etc. I feel certain the distance will come out the same, and the course will be good for 10 years rather than 3).

What I plan to do is issue separate certs for each course; however, the map on the back will show all the courses, although w/ only the course no. that corresponds to the cert on the front.

I think this is an acceptable solution. Thoughts from others?

7/30/085:32 AM

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