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Hours that the 2006/2007 Historic Norcross Preservation Commission has spent in training

Name Training Hours Drive and off Time Sessions Totals
Chuck Cimarik Two classes
32 hours		 Bainbridge = 18
Elberton = 18		 City
Elberton		 68 hours
Cathy Cash Three Classes
48 hours		 Rome = 26 hrs
St Marys = 20 hours
Elberton = 18		 Rome
St Marys
Elberton		 112 hours
Pierre Levy Three Classes
48 hours		 Rome = 26 hrs
St Marys = 20 hours
Elberton = 18		 Rome
St Marys
Elberton		 112 hours
Anne Webb Two classes
32 hours		 St Marys = 20 hours
Elberton = 18 hours		 St Marys
Elberton 		70 hours
Deborah Walker-Little One class
16 hours		 St Marys = 20 hours St Marys 36 hours
Overall Total: 176 Training Hours 222 Hours   398 Total Hours

NOTES:

  • Each class is a Friday and a Saturday. You have to be both - off work and devote a weekend day to perform the training, which means you arrange work and arrange your family life to be away for a night.
  • One class average 8 hours for two days = 16 hours
  • Drive average to Rome and Elberton - 4 hours (twice) and overnight is 12 hours
  • St Marys drive was 7 hours (twice) and overnight is 12 hours

Conclusion - Any commission member will have to lose a workday and a weekday/family day in any of the classes. Some classes are nearby and some involve more drive time, which means more time away.

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