DannyS
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Does anyone know if Smuggler's Notch was hit hard by the flooding? There is a state of emergency declared in Vermont today. My brother that lives there can't leave his house because the roads washed away.
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Pretty sure there's a Ford Explorer model, too
I don't know, but Montpelier is flooded badly. My perception of Smugglers was that it was kinda up toward a ski resort, so that should prevent flooding. All that water running down a mountainside could still do damage, though.Does anyone know if Smuggler's Notch was hit hard by the flooding? There is a state of emergency declared in Vermont today. My brother that lives there can't leave his house because the roads washed away.
This news story shows Smugglers' Notch sent its shuttle buses to help the local flooded senior center:
https://www.vermontpublic.org/live-updates/vermont-experiencing-significant-flash-flooding
"Smugglers' Notch Resort has offered to house any in the group who don't have other options."
I'd say that's a good sign that the disc golf courses didn't flood.
L.L. Bean very popular with older folks. Glad to see they're going with that demographic. Maybe tie in AARP as well.
This news story shows Smugglers' Notch sent its shuttle buses to help the local flooded senior center:
https://www.vermontpublic.org/live-updates/vermont-experiencing-significant-flash-flooding
"Smugglers' Notch Resort has offered to house any in the group who don't have other options."
I'd say that's a good sign that the disc golf courses didn't flood.
Vermont has pretty robust public accommodation protections so I'd anticipate Ryan being included in the field.Wonder if FPO will still happen? Anyone hear of any last minute lawsuits planned?
How does public accomodations protections pertain to PDGA/DGPT events. I thought membership clubs that have dues/fees were excluded from public accomodations protections.Vermont has pretty robust public accommodation protections so I'd anticipate Ryan being included in the field.
How does public accomodations protections pertain to PDGA/DGPT events. I thought membership clubs that have dues/fees were excluded from public accomodations protections.
I ask more for curiousity. I also fully expect NR to be included in the field.
Ironically enough there was a very tangential disc golf component to the Valley Swim Club issue as well.Following the passage of the Civil Rights Act in 1965, dozens of businesses and facilities – including swimming pools – tried to argue that they were "private clubs" so that they could exclude African Americans. The courts quickly developed a test to distinguish between truly "private" organizations and those that only claimed to be. Very few facilities qualified as truly "private."
In order to be exempt from the civil rights laws, a "private" club must truly reserve its facilities for members, and must have genuinely exclusive membership criteria – a club that will admit anyone who is not African American does not qualify. Courts deciding whether a club is "private" in this sense will consider the history and purpose of the club (including whether it was created to circumvent desegregation), the club advertises for members, it is directly controlled by its members and operated solely for their benefit, and the club is operated for profit.
Membership in the Valley Swim Club is generally open to the public. Therefore, it is a "public accommodation" and not a "private club" under federal and state civil rights laws.