I've just returned from a meeting at Flat Creek Ranch and the word was
definitely: NO CIGARETTE BUTTS ON THE GROUND. Everybody knows how to "Field
Strip" a cigarette butt--that makes sure it is "dead out" and doesn't leave
an ugly butt on the ground. Please tend to it.

Also, please remember to get a dry chemical fire extinguisher for your car
and take it with you to TCR. Two would be even nicer. They are $17 at Lowes,
Home Depot, WalMart, Academy, etc, etc.
--Ediger

On Mon, Sep 12, 2011 at 12:18 PM, Julia Germany <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi All!
>
> For those who didn't read Rod Goke's comments about smoking at TCR, here's
> one more reason not to smoke at TCR - until the bans are lifted, it's
> illegal to smoke in Austin parks and other public spaces, and illegal to
> cook with charcoal grills.  Since Flat Creek is close to Austin, I would bet
> that the owners of the ranch would appreciate the same respect. (For those
> of us who need safety breaks, I would recommend doing so inside your
> vehicle.)
>
> Here's a notice that just appeared about no smoking at the ACL fest this
> weekend:
>
> No Smoking Allowed at ACL Fest
> Updated: Monday, 12 Sep 2011, 11:57 AM CDT
> Published : Monday, 12 Sep 2011, 11:16 AM CDT
>
>  Due to a burn ban that is still in effect for all Austin parks and
> greenbelts, smoking will be prohibited at Austin City Limits Festival this
> year.
>
> "Following the tragic losses Central Texas has experienced in the last few
> weeks as a result of widespread fires, we trust that park-goers will respect
> this burn ban and work with us to keep our citizens and our community safe.
> Please keep our parks smoke- and fire-free," said Austin Parks and
> Recreation Department Director Sara Hensley.
>
>  "We hope music fans attending ACL will also keep in mind the safety of
> residents in neighborhoods surrounding Zilker Park by not littering
> cigarette butts in front of homes and businesses."
>
> The city enacted the ban in April due to the extreme drought that is
> affecting Central Texas. The ban prohibits smoking as well as wood and
> charcoal grilling. The ban applies to all city parks including Zilker Park
> where ACL Fest will take place.
> Park Police and Park Rangers will be enforcing the no smoking ban during
> the festival by asking smokers to stop. If they do not comply, they will be
> required to leave the park.
>
>  However, city officials insist that Park Police will be as customer
> friendly as possible.
>
>  The Austin City Limits Festival begins on Friday and runs through Sunday.
>
> Read more:
> http://www.myfoxaustin.com/dpp/top_stories/No-Smoking-Allowed-at-ACL-Fest-20110912-ktbcw#ixzz1Xl85RJ1T
>
>
>

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