Reply to "Measurement data submitted for course Certification."

peteriegelRCMBB Founder

I think the ten year policy is OK. It clears the deadwood.

I recommend ignoring dates of measurement, and consider all measurements equal regardless of date, as long as submitted by the original measurer.

Anyone wanting to get an expired course renewed should get the original measurer to apply for a course certification, with up-to-date map and correctly filled out application. New course certification would follow if paperwork is OK.

Since date of measurement is no longer a factor, this would allow long-time race courses, and many cal courses, to stay current. The time is limited only by the longevity of the original measurer.

1/22/111:48 PM

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