6. Conditon of members rig and members behavior on the trail
1. Hard top or a roll cage are required, (full roll cage is prefered)
2. Must carry a fire extinguisher and first aid kit in rig at all times
3. Front and rear recovery points on your rig
4. Carry a tow strap at all times. at least 2"x30'
5. Winch is not required but if you have one a treesaver is
6. No drinking when wheeling
7. If fellow member is broken on the trail you will help out as much as possible
8. If fellow member is stuck you will help out as much as possible
9. Things in side of you cab must be secured
10. Rig must be in safe operating condition
11. Remember that we do this for FUN
1. Hard top or a roll cage are required, (full roll cage is prefered)
2. Must carry a fire extinguisher and first aid kit in rig at all times
3. Front and rear recovery points on your rig
4. Carry a tow strap at all times. at least 2"x30'
5. Winch is not required but if you have one a treesaver is
6. No drinking when wheeling
7. If fellow member is broken on the trail you will help out as much as possible
8. If fellow member is stuck you will help out as much as possible
9. Things in side of you cab must be secured
10. Rig must be in safe operating condition
11. Remember that we do this for FUN
| San Juan Rock Crawlers ByLaws |
1 Number of members that we would allow to Join SJRC
At this time we are limiting the number to 15, if needed in one year we will reevaluate
this
number (Updated 9-03)
2 How things are decided and passed
All decisions regarding the club will be decided by “Majority rules�. Members
that do not attend the meetings, and or make some type of contact (E-mail, Forum,
Phone) votes do not count.
Example: we have 10 members but only 7 members make some type of contact, then
only 4 votes are required to pass something rather than 6 votes
3 Initiation Run to become a member.
Mini Rubicon, Tri-Rock, and Foreplay are the Runs required… also Majority Vote by
Members is required
4 Dues for membership
Dues will be $50.00 collected at the November Meeting. Members that do not pay
with in 2 month with out some type of deal approved by club, will no longer be
considered a member
The Dues for SJRC membership will go towards the cost of the website, Cal4wheeler
membership, Blue Ribbon membership, and anything else that is a approved purchase by
the members. extra money from the dues will go towards Meeting BBQ's and or SJRC
trail Cleanups
In order to keep track of the SJRC dues we will have one Treasurer (Mike Miller) to
handle all money issues
5. One Annual Run
Will be at Hollister, Not Required but all attempts must be made to try to attend
At this time we are limiting the number to 15, if needed in one year we will reevaluate
this
number (Updated 9-03)
2 How things are decided and passed
All decisions regarding the club will be decided by “Majority rules�. Members
that do not attend the meetings, and or make some type of contact (E-mail, Forum,
Phone) votes do not count.
Example: we have 10 members but only 7 members make some type of contact, then
only 4 votes are required to pass something rather than 6 votes
3 Initiation Run to become a member.
Mini Rubicon, Tri-Rock, and Foreplay are the Runs required… also Majority Vote by
Members is required
4 Dues for membership
Dues will be $50.00 collected at the November Meeting. Members that do not pay
with in 2 month with out some type of deal approved by club, will no longer be
considered a member
The Dues for SJRC membership will go towards the cost of the website, Cal4wheeler
membership, Blue Ribbon membership, and anything else that is a approved purchase by
the members. extra money from the dues will go towards Meeting BBQ's and or SJRC
trail Cleanups
In order to keep track of the SJRC dues we will have one Treasurer (Mike Miller) to
handle all money issues
5. One Annual Run
Will be at Hollister, Not Required but all attempts must be made to try to attend
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