Reply to "Eliminate Expirations and Renewals"

genenewmanRRTC Chairman

This was discussed at our meeting. The majority felt 10 years was a reasonable time for a course to be checked. All that one has to do is one ride as explained under adjustments to a course. That is not a difficult thing to do.

I know Pete was not happy with our decision about adjustments and the life of a course. Again, most felt the policy was reasonable. There aren't many courses that last 10 years. As registrar, I would say about 20 per year. I have seen many comments about changes that weren't documented by a race director. Again, one ride would clarify this issue.
If we did as some here have stated, what do we do with all certicates issued that have an expiration date?

4/16/1211:24 AM

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