We are a community of rowers not an ad-hoc committee of racers.
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Ana Shah
7 years ago
To minimize overhead for monthly billing, you may consider asking members to pay upfront a larger amount and monthly charges can be deducted from that.
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Tom Heebink
7 years ago
It is essential to preserve the “community” nature of our club; an organization that serves the diverse rowing interests of the members and where the leadership listens to the membership. We need to retain the current “pay-as-you-row” fee structure and not risk financial uncertainty,
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Bettina Slade
7 years ago
I am totally in agreement that our club should keep the “pay as you row” pay structure, and strongly believe that we need the diverse types of rowers rather than putting the emphasis on just competitive rowers
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Brien Wiseman
7 years ago
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I am a novice sculler who joined the club as a way to thank the members who offered their help in teaching me to row. I hope to continue as a member, but if the fees are raised to the amount suggested, I'm out.
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Kevin Corcoran
7 years ago
Perhaps have a cap on boat fees for active racers.
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Leila Vujosevic
7 years ago
I fully support this message...
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Cynthia Kubas
7 years ago
Clarification! I would support an increase in annual dues and/or capping annual seat fees to maintain necessary revenues.
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Steve Rounds
7 years ago
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Pay as you go is one of the main reasons our club has maintained such a broad community appeal. We would become a smaller and less inclusive club. KEEP pay as you row.
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Alan Di Sciullo
7 years ago
Pay as you go has been fair for years. If it is not broker, it does not need to be fixed.
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Marvin Preston IV
7 years ago
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We are not just like any other rowing club, that's why we have succeeded so far. Those people who desire that we offer the same product that virtually every other club does should join another club. We have something structurally unique. The Trustees' duty is to preserve that uniqueness: Rowing for all. Not rowing for the best rowers.
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Linda Strange
7 years ago
Pay as you go is fair and inclusive.
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Joni Dabbs
7 years ago
I support the 'pay as you row' fee structure. It is one of the advantages of our club.
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Jan Stone
7 years ago
I support pay-as-you-row.
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Cynthia Kubas
7 years ago
I would support an increase in seat fees per Sol’s comment.
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Frank Fielder
7 years ago
I fully support maintaining the 'pay as you row' fee structure model for the membership of CLRA.
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Sol Tuller
7 years ago
Adding $1 to all fees would assist in closing the gap between the two proposals
We are a community of rowers not an ad-hoc committee of racers.
To minimize overhead for monthly billing, you may consider asking members to pay upfront a larger amount and monthly charges can be deducted from that.
It is essential to preserve the “community” nature of our club; an organization that serves the diverse rowing interests of the members and where the leadership listens to the membership. We need to retain the current “pay-as-you-row” fee structure and not risk financial uncertainty,
I am totally in agreement that our club should keep the “pay as you row” pay structure, and strongly believe that we need the diverse types of rowers rather than putting the emphasis on just competitive rowers
I am a novice sculler who joined the club as a way to thank the members who offered their help in teaching me to row. I hope to continue as a member, but if the fees are raised to the amount suggested, I'm out.
Perhaps have a cap on boat fees for active racers.
I fully support this message...
Clarification! I would support an increase in annual dues and/or capping annual seat fees to maintain necessary revenues.
Pay as you go is one of the main reasons our club has maintained such a broad community appeal. We would become a smaller and less inclusive club. KEEP pay as you row.
Pay as you go has been fair for years. If it is not broker, it does not need to be fixed.
We are not just like any other rowing club, that's why we have succeeded so far. Those people who desire that we offer the same product that virtually every other club does should join another club. We have something structurally unique. The Trustees' duty is to preserve that uniqueness: Rowing for all. Not rowing for the best rowers.
Pay as you go is fair and inclusive.
I support the 'pay as you row' fee structure. It is one of the advantages of our club.
I support pay-as-you-row.
I would support an increase in seat fees per Sol’s comment.
I fully support maintaining the 'pay as you row' fee structure model for the membership of CLRA.
Adding $1 to all fees would assist in closing the gap between the two proposals