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SECRET /NOFORN
PROJECT SUN STREAK
WARNING NOTICE:
INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS INVOLVED
PROJECT NUMBER: 0050
SESSION NUMBER:
01
DATE OF SESSION:
20 SEPT 90
DATE OF REPORT:
25 SEPT 90
START:
1418
END :
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METHODOLOGY :
CRV
VIEWER IDENTIFIER:
018
1.
(S/NF/SK)
MISSION:
Access and describe Norfolk's Scope
Coliseum.
2.
(S/NF/SK)
VIEWER TASKING:
Access and describe the target at
encrypted coordinates 36484/07616.
3.
(S/NF/SK)
COMMENTS:
No inclemencies noted.
A Summary of
Information is attached to this report.
4.
(S/NF/SK)
EVALUATION:
3
5.
(S/NF/SK)
SEARCH EVALUATION:
HANDLE VIA SKEET CHANNELS ONLY
SECRET /NOFORN
CLASSIFIED BY:
DIA (DT)
DECLASSIFY ON:
OADR
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WORKING PAPER
Project: 0050
Date:
900920
Time:
1418-1449
Viewer:
018
Session:
01
Monitor:
079
SUMMARY OF INFORMATION:
1.
The general area of the site is a land/structure/water interface, with
the water off in the near distance.
2.
On the exterior, the structure is surrounded by a flat, wide open
space which is surrounded by a fence of some sort. There are also poles
which appear to be for the purpose of night lighting. This area contains
at least one machine which is making very strained motor sounds.
3.
The structure, itself, is a large, plain, 2 or 3 story building with a
roof which is peaked, but with an unnaturally shallow pitch, making it look
almost flat-topped.
4.
Inside the structure, there is a large, open space in which there are
both piles and stacks of materiel and things in groups. There are wide
spaces between the groups, even though the things in each group are very
close together. This area has a very high ceiling and is very spacious.
5.
People inside the room appear to be going about their business in a
professional manner. No one is hurrying and there are no other discernable
feelings than getting a job done.
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CPYRGHT
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Norfolk
city topics
Vol. 10, No. 2
April/May 1983
The Norfolk Department of Commu-
nity Facilities manages and maintains
the city's showcases for meetings, en-
tertainment and cultural attractions. Its
biggest charge is the Scope complex, a
major cultural and convention center
circuses and basketball tournaments to
rock concerts and trade shows. The
Virginia Philharmonic Orchestra and
hit Broadway plays are among the
performances at Chrysler Hall.
Metropolitan Memorial Park, home of
the professional Tides baseball team
and scene of most local high school
· football games. The MacArthur Memo-
rial, one of the city's most popular
tourist attractions, is another of the de-
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Good Planning
Pays Off
Grubb's crew moves quickly to clear out the Scope arena.
Events come and go at the Scope
complex, often one right after the
other, or all at once. To make things
run smoothly it takes an experienced
crew working with the precision of a
finely tuned clock.
An elegant dinner may be served with-
out a hitch in the same area where cir-
cus animals bedded down the day be-
fore. With bookings for the Scope
arena, meeting rooms and exhibit
areas and Chrysler Hall, there is the
potential for several events to take
place at the same time, and they fre-
quently do. A basketball game may
follow a rock show. A concert may be
squeezed in during a tournament.
And, everyone takes for granted that
everything will be arranged on time,
just the way it's supposed to be.
Good planning is the key to making
order of Scope's chaotic event sched-
ule, according to Jim Grubbs, opera-
tions manager And th
good planning becomes readily under-
standable when one considers an aver-
age week in the life of Grubbs and his
crew. In February they had to prepare
for a rock concert, a regional basket-
ball championship, the CIAA tourna-
ment, a sports dance, a symphony
concert, and a dinner reception - all
in one weekend.
But, there was no resting after the
weekend. Early Monday morning the
circus started moving in. The day after
the circus moved out, Grubbs and his
crew prepared the Exhibit Hall, where
the animals stayed, so it was clean,
sweet smelling and all set up for a sit-
down dinner.
The biggest chore is cleaning up the
building after an event. They removed
more than two tons of trash while the
circus was here. Grubb's staff of 28
men and women take care of many
other maintenance details, like scrub-
bing floors vacuuming carpets, wiping
tables, cleaning dressing rooms, setting
up and putting away chairs and tables,
cleaning rest rooms and marking re-
served seating.
Grubb said, "My staff puts in long
hours and works very hard. Most of
them have been here since Scope
opened in 1970. They have the expe-
rience, they know what needs to be
done, and they do it.'
When asked how they manage to
keep up with the hectic schedules,
Grubbs replied, "I have two very good
supervisors, Wendel Haynes and Gary
Barfield. The three of us lay out our
schedule and plan how we're going to
handle it."
Sometimes good planning means cov-
ering the basketball floor with insu-
lated board for use by a rock show.
Such was the case when the CIAA
tournament played here and there
wasn't time to take up the basketball
floor for a rock show between games.
Grubbs and his crew know how much
time it takes for each kind of clean-up
operation and set up, and they're al-
ways thinking ahead.
After more than 10 years of smooth
running operations at the Scope com-
plex, it's obvious that thinking ahead
has paid off.
aty topics
An official publication of the
City of Norfolk for its citizens
Published by the
Department of Communications
and Marketing
Room 803, City Hall
Norfolk, Virginia 23501
Phone 441-5152
Editor - June T. Miller
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