The facilities are available for rent. No structural improvements at Swig will be made before next summer, Arquilevich said, adding that was no cause for alarm. The facility is healthier than it has been in years. Regarding the impending improvements, he said a time frame will be established within the next two or three months. The camp's massive sewage and septic system is perhaps the most pressing need, but many buildings also need to be repaired, upgraded and seismically retrofitted.
Work also needs to be done on the roads and electrical system.
Some buildings may be phased out completely, although the money probably isn't there for any big building projects. Rustic, but extremely beautiful. It will be at an initial level that we'll all feel good about. But that's really just a first step. All rights reserved.