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LCC's accountant, Tara. Our 2009 grant from SCFD will be about $3500 +10%. <br />IX -City Report <br />Councilperson Frost Yarnell was assisted by Noah Yarnell in reporting that the budget <br />session for the Council is soon, and that she will have more information at that time. <br />X -City Staff Report <br />Julie Seydel reminded members that open city trainings would be at 7:00 PM on <br />November 5th, and 8:30 AM on November 6th <br />Julie provided keys to the Arts Center for members who needed them. Julie Kovash <br />asked that they also be given thermostat keys. <br />Julie reported that the LCC will realize about $500 in donations as a result of <br />participating in the Coal Creek Crossing Run. <br />The Arts Center office is in chaos and Lynn Wooton offered to get it straightened out - <br />AGAIN. <br />XI -Events Schedule <br />An Events Schedule will be available next month. <br />Julie Kovash urged members to get up posters for all events. <br />The newsletter email list is at between 650 and 675 subscribers. It changes constantly as <br />people subscribe and unsubscribe and as Julie gets "bounces." <br />XII -Recap of Recent Events <br />Andy Langford reported that the most recent coffee house concert was poorly attended. <br />While LCC would have normally paid him $138, or 80% of the door, Julie K. wrote a <br />check for $200 (an added $62). The artist and wife had driven from Larkspur and were <br />greatly appreciative. It was noted that the concert went up on a night of serious <br />competition including the televised Monarch vs Cherry Creek football game. There was <br />considerable discussion as to whether the increase in admission from $10 to $12 was <br />some of the cause given current declines in expendable income. It was noted that $12 was <br />very competitive with other such concert admissions. LCC will try and learn if admission <br />cost is a factor in attendance decline, if such a decline persists. The next coffee house <br />concert is October 24th. <br />XIII -Discussion of Other Scheduled Events <br />Maryan Jaross reported that the first dance event would be October 11th. She asked if the <br />Board wanted to try book reading events. The consensus was that if interested in doing so <br />Maryan should try such. <br />Don Atwood reported that the Youth Advisory Board was interested in co-sponsoring the <br />Poetry Slam again, and that he would have to meet with them to better describe just what <br />that would consist of. He pointed out that it should be done so that all the work does not <br />revert to Mandy Perrera. <br />Don suggested that he explore with Ballet Nouveau and/or the Colorado Ballet about <br />putting on a kids program about ballet on a Saturday morning. The Board consensus was <br />