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Historical Commission Agenda and Packet 2011 11 16
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Historical Commission <br />Minutes <br />October 19, 2011 <br />Page 3 of 3 <br />Total $44,670.43 <br />The Commission approved the Treasurer's report. <br />B. Membership statistics. There were no additional questions regarding membership <br />statistics from the Museum Coordinator's report. The updated Business Sponsorship form <br />has been put up on the website. <br />C. Discussion/Approval of Expenses. <br />1. Brian stated that he spoke with Wayne Lee about purchasing more copies of his <br />book (Louisville: At Home in a Small Town) for resale at the Museum and received <br />a quote for a Commission purchase price of $10 off cover price. After discussion, <br />the Commission voted to purchase 50 books at $25.00 each in order to have them <br />available for purchase during the holiday season. <br />2. The Oral History program has used the money allocated in February. Bridget gave <br />information on how the funds have been spent. The Commission voted $5,000 <br />more to continue to fund the project. <br />D. Capital Campaign. Commission members agreed that the surest way to open the <br />Jordinelli House to the public, in addition to providing adequate storage space for the <br />collection and archives, adequate work space for staff and volunteers, and an ADA <br />compliant restroom, is to construct a collection storage facility and welcome center on the <br />campus. Since this building did not receive funding from the City in the last budget cycle, <br />the Commission considered what could be done to privately raise at least a portion of the <br />necessary funds. A wide-ranging discussion ensued about tactics as well as overall <br />structure and strategy for a capital campaign. Tactical ideas included offering an option for <br />membership fees that included a contribution to the building fund, using a portion of <br />membership funds, and securing grants. Dave suggested dedicating special donations and <br />memorials to a building fund, which met with general approval. Sally and Jennifer will <br />research capital fundraising and will report back at the next meeting. <br />E. Chairperson's Report. There were no additional comments. <br />F. Commission Comments & Discussion Items for Next Meeting: At the next meeting, the <br />Commission will discuss arrangements for the Parade of Lights open house at the <br />Museum, including the possibility of using an outdoor heater and serving refreshments <br />outside. <br />G. Close Fundraising Board Meeting and Adjourn. The meeting adjourned at 8:30. <br />
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