Dana,
Thank you again for allowing us to even entertain the suggestion of putting a push bar or panic bar on the door from the chapel to the stake offices in our stake center.
Because we get visiting authorities so rarely (once a year now) and our need for absolute privacy (disciplinary councils) is equally as rare, I feel the safety of the members, with the environment we now live in, outweighs the occasional need for privacy and ask that you install a panic bar on that door.
We live in a different world, much different than when our stake center was designed and built just a decade ago. I feel strongly we need to adapt.
Is this email adequate to make that request or should we complete an online request?
Thank you again for allowing us to address this concern.
Gratefully,
Crismon Lewis
President, Mount Hood Stake
Thank you again for allowing us to even entertain the suggestion of putting a push bar or panic bar on the door from the chapel to the stake offices in our stake center.
Because we get visiting authorities so rarely (once a year now) and our need for absolute privacy (disciplinary councils) is equally as rare, I feel the safety of the members, with the environment we now live in, outweighs the occasional need for privacy and ask that you install a panic bar on that door.
We live in a different world, much different than when our stake center was designed and built just a decade ago. I feel strongly we need to adapt.
Is this email adequate to make that request or should we complete an online request?
Thank you again for allowing us to address this concern.
Gratefully,
Crismon Lewis
President, Mount Hood Stake
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