Re: [Cz-L] Dr. Bursuk suggested plan for the clearing of the Cz. Jewish cemetery

Thank you Mimi,
   Here are the facts:
   You selected 24 plots their total area is 11250 sqm or 1.125 ha.
    The average plot size is 470 sqm.
     but they vary: there are 16 smaller plots of 420 sqm ea. and 8 bigger
at 540 sqm ea.
       The total area if calculated by plot is 11040 sqm -the difference
being the marginal paths.
  The 14 ha total area of the cemetery probably include the overall area
,fence to fence .
    Actual burial ground in my opinion there is not more than 8 ha.
    The plots you selected are the heartland of the jungle.
     If this is done in the first stage for 2000 bucks ,this would be a big
success.
      Again, Mimi , I am sorry ,it was not my intention to irritate you but
these
      question had to be brought up.
        No, I am not moving to Cz very soon.
       Hardy
----- Original Message -----
From: "Miriam Taylor" <mirtaylo_at_indiana.edu>
To: "HARDY BREIER" <HARDY3_at_bezeqint.net>; <Czernowitz-L_at_cornell.edu>
Sent: Saturday, May 09, 2009 12:33 AM
Subject: Re: [Cz-L] Dr. Bursuk suggested plan for the clearing of the Cz.
Jewish cemetery


> In answer to Hardy's letter, detailing what he does not like
> about the pilot project of the Dr. Bursuk suggested plan, let me answer
> each
> of the points hardy made:
>
> 1. Hardy: The cemetery administration involvement (from across the
> street.)
> My reply: Dr. Bursuk thought it best to work through the cemetery
> administration. (Their office is across the street from the Jewish
> cemetery, in the Christian cemetery, but they administer both
> cemeteries)
> Legally, no work can be done in the cemetery without their permission.
> Dr. Bursuk is 77 years old. He is not our paid contractor, in fact
> we do not have a contractor. Anyone willing to move to Chernivtsi and
> undertake the job?
> 2. Hardy: Payment will not be conditioned on progress but only on time.
> (clock in - clock out).
> My reply: We modified the plan initially suggested by Dr. Bursuk. Our
> agreement now specifies that the cemetery administration will hire
> 4 - 5 people to start work on a specified section of the cemetery.
> We sent Dr. Bursuk $2000 with which to pay the workers for their work.
> The total sum will be paid to the workers, provided they do the work
> well
> and in a timely fashion. Dr. Bursuk will check this on a biweekly basis.
> When all the money has been paid out, Dr. Bursuk will measure the area
> cleared and take photographs of it. These he will send to us, so we can
> judge the quality of the work and the size of the area cleared.
> If we are satisfied with the quality and quantity of the job done, we'll
> proceed with clearing another area of the cemetery.
> 3. Hardy: The money available is sufficient for a month (estimate)
> so there is time for only one interim check.
> My reply: See answer to #1.
> Einem geschenkten Gaul schaut man nicht ins Maul, (don't look a gift
> horse in the mouth). The workers will want to do a good job, otherwise,
> there will be no job the next month.
> 4. Hardy: Who will chose the plot? Vegetation density differs .
> So does the labor needed. If this pilot is going to serve as a guideline
> the choice is of utmost importance.
> My reply: I have chosen the parcels to bee cleared, I chose the most
> overgrown ones to which there now is open access. The work will start
> in numerical order on parcels: #51 - #62, continue with parcels #73-#78,
> then parcels 74 - #78 and Parcels# 79 - #84 for as many of these
> parcels,
> as there is money.
> 5. Hardy: Who will supply the chain saws? without them the job
> impossible.
> My reply: The cemeteries administration will supply all equipment.
>
> Additional information: The Volunteers from SVIT last summer cleared
> parcel
> #32 and part of parcel #31. The city cleared part of parcel #33.
> Please have a cemetery administration map and a Google satellite map handy
> with this message in order to get an accurate picture of what is being
> done.
>
> I have calculated the size of the parcels to be cleared, as best I could,
> from the scale given with the Google map, but would like others to do this
> calculation as well, so that we will be reasonably accurate.
>
> You can access the Google map from:
>
> <http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=Chernivtsi+Ukrain
> e&mrt=all&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=39.456673,56.601563&ie=UTF8&ll=48.294786
> ,25.95726&spn=0.004054,0.006909&t=k&z=17>
>
> [Moderator's note: shortened address for this site - <http://is.gd/xTKa> ]
>
> Mimi
>
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