Re: co-ownership maintenance | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Rob Sandelin (robsan![]() |
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Date: Mon, 12 Sep 94 15:30 CDT |
We have a sign up list in the commons which lists all the tasks which need to be done (actually this is about to be re-engineered again but the process will be the same). The task list is set up yearly with a space for each month and so tasks get signed up for and accomplished (hopefully) by the sign up schedule. Maintenance is just another sign up task, although we have two guys who are motor heads and they tend to do all the motor related work (oil change, work on the truck, etc.) I am going to lobby to re-engineer the sign up sheet so that it is done quarterly and that one of the tasks people can sign up for is to be task master - the person who holds the whip on those who sign up. One thing which tends to happen in the summer is that some of the inside tasks (like filing for example) tend to get ignored. Might as well just drop them from the summer quarter list and go pull weeds instead. Also the task list tends to be static, where-as tasks are dynamic and changing. I for one think we need to reassess the number of tasks at least quarterly so they make it on the list. We also have a problem with follow- through. People sign up, then forget they signed up and the task goes undone. I think a task master would solve this. This is usually only a critical problem for childcare at meetings if someone signs up and forgets we end up with no activity or child care for that meeting and that causes problems. I also see that when construction work starts on the commonhouse we are going to have to punt many other tasks, there simply will not be energy for them and this needs to be monitored. Rob Sandelin Sharingwood
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