[Noisebridge-discuss] Filth and residents, topics for Tuesday

[Albert Sweigart]

I stated before that I'd like to just box up dishes that are left in
the sink for more than a day and donate them to Thrifttown. That
actually got people to clean them up more regularly for a while at
least.

We also now have an ongoing fly problem too. We need to work out a
cover for the bucket.

-Al

On Mon, Jun 27, 2011 at 10:26 AM, Shannon Lee <shannon at scatter.com> wrote:
> I suggest simply breaking any broken dishes left in the sink; this will
> solve the dirty dish problem and have the added benefit of relieving stress.
> Also, I believe that when you said "a smaller bucket for composting ... can
> periodically emptied into
> the main compost bin" you actually meant "a smaller bucket for composting
> ... SHOULD RELIGIOUSLY BE emptied into the main compost bin."  Please don't
> nobody forget that we have an ongoing rat problem.
> --S
>
> On Sun, Jun 26, 2011 at 10:42 PM, Albert Sweigart <asweigart at gmail.com>
> wrote:
>>
>> So people are once again using Noisebridge as a place to live and
>> crash on a regular basis, which is not what the Noisebridge space is
>> for. I've dismantled a bed that was set up in the laser cutter room,
>> and also placed notes on bags of people's personal things (clothes,
>> etc. personal stuff that they need to keep at their house).
>>
>> Also that place is really filthy (moreso than usual). I've moved the
>> green composting bin into the elevator room. There's a smaller bucket
>> for composting in the kitchen, and it can periodically emptied into
>> the main compost bin. We need to get a cover for it since right now
>> it's just open air'd. And the dishes are consistently piling up in the
>> sink more often than not. I'll bring this stuff up at the meeting if
>> anyone wants to talk more about it.
>>
>> -Al
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