Message from discussion Some basic questions?

From: Pete Dumbleton <afn21...@afn.org>
Subject: Re: Some basic questions?
Date: 2000/10/16
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Before you do anything else, check with your local buildings and zoning
department to find out if you need to put in toilets, showers and dump
sta.

Assuming you don't, just put in an Iron Ranger (locked pipe with envelope
slot), some envelopes and a sign saying "Pay $5/overnite or get
Denver-Booted".

Or just make it a parking lot and don't mention RVs (but you'll probably
want a Port-O-Let chained in a corner then.

On 16 Oct 2000, CPUproject wrote:

> My facility just north of Dallas has an very large concrete parking
> lot that never has more than 10 cars in it at any given time. I was
> thinking of striping it off for storage rental. Another thought I had
> was to make it available for overnight parking, it could hold 20 very
> comfortably. Their are no hookups of anykind but it is only 10 minutes
> from Dallas. Do you travelers think this is a viable idea?
> 
>  and
> 
> How large would each section need to be?
> What would you pay for such a site?
> Have you seen other similiar locations around the country?
> What would be a reasonable maximum amount of time to stay?
> 
> Robert
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