[GPSCC-chat] FW: Travel and Lodging Plans for GPCA Plenary in Santa Rosa

[Brian]

From: snug.bug at hotmail.com
To: wsb3attyca at aol.com
Subject: RE: Travel and Lodging Plans for GPCA Plenary in Santa Rosa
Date: Wed, 13 Nov 2013 22:46:57 -0800




I sleep on the floor at home anyway, so I'm willing to sleep on the floor in a shared motel room if anyone is 
willing to let me buy into that.

Brian 

From: WSB3ATTYCA at aol.com
Date: Wed, 13 Nov 2013 16:37:32 -0500
Subject: Travel and Lodging Plans for GPCA Plenary in Santa Rosa
To: perrysandy at aol.com; spencer.graves at structuremonitoring.com; andi at wrytor.com; snug.bug at hotmail.com
CC: rainbeaufriend at yahoo.com






November 13, 2013
 
Folks!  Please accept my apology for not responding 
sooner...
I have just registered on-line at cagreens.org/ga -- November 
2013 link and re-reviewed the agenda.  Today is the deadline for 
registering at the $40/$20 rate.  Also, today is the last day to submit 
changes in our delegates information to agenda-team at cagreens.org.  The 
Logistics page lists motels.  The contact link to contact Susan Chunco 
for local hosting seems not to be working; so we are individually and 
collectively on our own regarding lodging (unless someone has other 
information).
 
My understanding after reading the email below, and speaking 
by telephone with Andrea yesterday, is that she is going to park her car in my 
driveway early Saturday morning and Sandy will meet us at my house, 867 North 
5th Street, San Jose, CA 95112.
What we need to agree on is whether we plan to stay overnight 
in Santa Rosa or plan to stay only for Saturday.  As presented at the 
October 24th GPSCC meeting, this Plenary has a very thin agenda.  The only 
reason I agreed to attend was to press the "SGA" issue.  Sandy's travel 
plan should get us there in sufficient time to object to the agenda and raise 
concerns and see how things progress. I do not want to "spoil" the experience 
for persons for whom this will be their first state party meeting, but I think 
we need some quick discussion for purposes of deciding if motel reservations are 
needed.
 
Warner  (408) 295-9353
 

In a message dated 11/11/2013 5:13:38 P.M. Pacific Standard Time, 
perrysandy at aol.com writes:

  My plan is to leave at 5:45 am Sat. morning, and make one stop in Oakland 
  to pick up Shamako Noble who asked me for a ride. If Warner's address is the 
  same as the one on his business card, I will pick him up there at 5:45 
  am.
   
  That should allow us to arrive in Santa Rosa at 8 am.
   
  At one time I commuted to Santa Rosa daily for a few weeks and found it 
  takes exactly two hours to get there, assuming traffic is light, which it 
  should be on the week-end. The East Bay route is quicker.
   
  Andrea, if you are planning on driving a separate vehicle, maybe you 
  could take the Peninsula - West Bay route and pick up Brian.
   
   
  Sandy
   
   
    		 	   		   		 	   		  
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