I’m down to help out on Friday from 7 till 9am, and maybe also after 5pm. Just tell me where to show up. I wasn’t involved with any of the initial packing though.
Can we use traffic cones to save ourselves a spot at the loading docks? If yeah I can get my hands on some by Fri.
In terms of pre-Friday work, is there anything critical that hadn’t been taken care of yet? Also, any chance you could link to the pegboard discussion you referred to? I for one sitll haven’t gotten the hang of this site yet, and haven’t been able to find it (or maybe I’m just lazy).
Edit: a school team meeting came up; I won’t be able to make it in the morning after all. Sorry!
The idea has been raised by other members that the vending machine could sell one-time tokens. pay the machine, get a code, use the code online to register for a free month membership at VHS. they could be given as gift certificates or used by cash-only members to prove they paid.
All done, was waiting for the property manager to cut the number over. I’ll update with details on the other thread.
As for the move in, you can enter #104 on the intercom and it will ask for a code, enter 4862. This code will only work the day of the move, outside of the moving day keyholders can access the door by using the current keyholder pin used to access the bunker.
@ccudahy already offered the keys to Dan on the weekend. If he didn’t get them, he knows who to get them from. @funvill has the other key since he lives close to the area.
The last one is the remote to open the garage door, i’ll be picking that up from the property manager tomorrow and i’ll leave that at the space.
The location qualifies for VDSL up to 50mbps, though as far as I understand, Telus will only provision up to 25/5 at business addresses.
I work for a local ISP that uses Telus wholesale VDSL services. Since VHS is a registered non-profit (right?), I might be able to get a good price on 25/5 DSL, at least competitive with what we were paying for Shaw. Our regular rates are not at all competitive so it may be a stretch. The “catch” would be that we don’t use consumer grade gear so the modem/router we would provision will be relatively costly and we’re not tooled to support customer-provided equipment.
If someone wants to get rates from Telus and @SteveRoy’s partner, I’ll see if I think there’s any hope of us doing better and pass a request up the chain.