St. Peter's by-the-Sea
Opportunities for voluntary improvements
     We here at St. Peter's take pride in our welcoming
    nature, the beauty of our worship space, our
    accessibility for the disabled, the uses that are made
    of our Parish Hall by other organizations, our choir,
    our mosaic, our Memorial Garden, our Altar Guild,
    and many other aspects of this organization.
     Yet, as we look around we see things that need to
    be repaired or improved.  That's what this page is
    about.  Listed here are some areas that have been
    pointed out as in need to volunteer effort.

    If you see something here you would like to
    work on, please do so.  Some tasks require
    more than one person's contribution.  Feel
    free to talk with others, to seek their
    assistance but not to complain.  

    Similarly, if you see something that is not listed here
    and you think  it's something volunteers could do,
    please be sure to email the webmaster Bill Morley
    (mtraley@yahoo.com) so it can be listed.

    When an improvement is completed, be sure
    to ask that it be removed from this list.
Both Bathrooms:
In ADA compliant bathrooms it's expected to
have the under-sink pipes covered with a
vinyl or PVC protection so that when
wheelchairs bump the pipes the chance of
damage to the pipes is minimized.  

If someone could buy and install the covers?
Or divide the duty?

Follow this
link to see what is required.
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In the Nave.  Hole in the wall
Near the thermostat in the back wall there is
a round hole.  If it serves no purpose,
maybe it could be repaired.
Acoustics in the Parish Hall
For many whose hearing has diminished
since those teen years, the background
sound in the parish hall when a larger group
is present is such that many times the
simplest conversations can't be heard or
understood.

There are panels that can be mounted on
the parts of the walls that are concrete that
will significantly improve the sound situation.

There will be a request for donations to pay
for these panels.
Heating in the library.  
As you know, there is a heater on the wall up by the
ceiling.  This heater works by radiating heat and not
so much by warming the air.  It has two major
drawbacks:  1.  It heats those who are closest a lot
more than those who are farther away.  2.  It uses
atrocious quantities of electricity.

Some work had been done to discover a more
effective, more efficient alternative.  There will be a
request for anyone who knows anything to help
discover the appropriate, best heater and also for
volunteers to install it and hook it up.

In addition there will be a request for donations to
pay for the heater.
Table noise
Attach felt pads to the bottoms of table legs.
In the Nave:
Because there was a leak in the heating system,
some of the floor tiles have curled and become
unglued.  This is in the rear corner of the nave on the
side closest to the parish hall.

Someone might like to work on the repair of the floor.