August 15 2019
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Contents
- 1 AGENDA
- 1.1 Roll Call
- 1.2 Standing Items
- 1.3 Old Business
- 1.4 New Business
- 1.5 Committee Reports
- 1.5.1 IT - Tom Bloom
- 1.5.2 Membership (and Community outreach) - Shannon Fisher
- 1.5.3 Creator Showroom - Dean Day
- 1.5.4 Communications (and Wikibrarian) - LaDeana Dockery
- 1.5.5 Security (and Safety) - Ken Steadman
- 1.5.6 Scholarships- Nick Endicott
- 1.5.7 Outreach (and Education) - Daryl Goad
- 1.5.8 Fundraising- Kate Goad
- 1.5.9 Special Projects (and Makerfaire) - Nicole Kirkhart
- 1.5.10 Building committee
- 1.6 Decision Summary
- 1.7 Task Summary
AGENDA
Roll Call
Board Members
- President - David Springs
- Vice President - Alysa Bumgarner - Via Video Chat
- Treasurer - Devin Halsey
- Secretary - Rustin Atkeisson
- At Large Director - LaDeana Dockery
- At Large Director - Scott Sullivan
- At Large Director - Josh Robinson
- At Large Director - Malissa Long
- Immediate Past President - Kim Burton
Members
Emily Edger Jens Torell Ken Steadman Angela Mejia Philip Fraser Nalini Fraser Patrick Hutchison Fred Britain James Lancaster Jennifer O’Crowley
Standing Items
- Thanks & recognition
- Scott Sullivan- thanks for reorganizing the Pug Crusher
- Jens Torell - thanks for all the time invested into the building hunt
- Dean Day - Thanks for helping to get the vending machine over here
Old Business
New Business
- Begin Looking for Committee Leads for 2020.
- Suggest creating a new Volunteer Tracking Committee Lead
- Might be assisted eventually by a kiosk
- Now Accepting Volunteers
- Angela will not be able to take care of the showroom next year
- Suggest creating a new Volunteer Tracking Committee Lead
- Discuss and Vote on a new proposal on Booth Elementary.
- David is bowing out of the conversation, will be available for questions, but is abstaining from the vote
- Mark brought an offer to MakeICT to purchase Booth on Monday
- Price went up to $275k - of that $25k will be in an escrow
- Roughly Stake Spikes have been put into the roof for patching (not the same as a 20yr roof, we would still have to seal the roof, but Mark S is willing to send someone to help us with sealing the roof)
- Might take $13k to elastiseal the roof, along with a day and about 10 members
- Would not want the roof to go without a seal for more than 3 yrs
- Standing water on porches has been taken care of - drains have been cleaned out
- Windows have gotten a ‘make shift’ repaired (glass is still broken, but are now backed with a 2nd glass pain)
- Window replacement would be $9/piece (not a big cost)
- Window sills have been sealed/caulked, still, need to be cleaned up
- basketball goals were removed but are in the building
- East side door (by the river) has been boarded up
- all of the stuff during the tour are still there minus a piano that a friend of Mark’s stored, along with a personal boombox, along with a table
- 2 trees have been removed from the property (one was rotting, the other had wind damage)
- debris has been removed
- dirt piles will most likely be gone
- lawn mower does not start but is being included with the building
- Mark wants the contract signed until the 17th (Saturday)
- Originally needed to close by Sept 1st, but Mark was okay with updating the contract to say Oct 1st
- Toilet fixtures are still there, still work in the North-South wing (was shutdown for winterization a while back)
- There is a clause that if financing does not go thru that the escrow would be returned
- Need to have the agreement notarized (so we need to do that tomorrow)
- Will still need to put about $60k into the building after purchasing in addition to the $275,000
- Risk #1: Financing
- Risk #2: Zoning
- Risk #3: What if something happens to the building before we close? (would have insurance the same day we set up an escrow)
- currently zoned as a single-family home would be rezoned as a PUD (we write our own definition)
- have already met with the city about rezoning
- half the building currently has HVAC (more investment to take care of)
- other locations have been looked at since the first time at Booth, nothing is currently as close on the price range
- Lease at current location can be extended but rent goes up from $2700/m to $2950/m April 1st, 2020 (not a joke)
- lease would run until February if we go forward with Booth
- Realtors still think Booth is being offered at the low end of the market value
- It is possible to be back in the black by the end of 2020
- Could extend the lease on 1500 Douglas until 2022
- Dues would stay $25/m
- New estimates would mean we would need 510 members to break even (IF we had 0 donations and stayed at the current class levels)
- Keys will be turned over to MakeICT when escrow is paid
- Motion Made by Josh, 2nd by Scott
- Motion to accept the contract and authorize signatures for Booth Elementary at $275,000 given the contract is updated to state that if the financing falls through that the money placed in escrow is returned to MakeICT.
- Motion passes: 7 in favor, 1 opposed
@DECISION: Accept the contract and authorize signatures for Booth Elementary at $275,000 given the contract is updated to state that if the financing falls through that the money placed in escrow is returned to MakeICT.
Upcoming Events
- Next quarterly meeting is in September - to be announced
- Open streets - Sunday, September 22
- Douglas closed from Seneca to Hillside
- Watch out for scooters on the sidewalk
- Would like to be more involved
- Ceramics on the street?
- Pen Lathe on the street?
- 3D street art?
- Potentially work with Exploration Place on a Mini-Maker Fair during open streets
- Group trip out to the cosmosphere? (talk with James Lancaster)
- He will look into it
Committee Reports
Requested items from each committee:
- Accomplishments this month
- Upcoming goals
- Where do you need help/how to get involved?
IT - Tom Bloom
- Looking into getting new mice for the laptops
Membership (and Community outreach) - Shannon Fisher
- Need someone willing to fill the position
Creator Showroom - Dean Day
- David would like to have stuff made by Makers for Maker Mondays
Communications (and Wikibrarian) - LaDeana Dockery
- Haven’t had many people show up for meetings
Security (and Safety) - Ken Steadman
- No Updates
- Request to add security lights to Booth Elementary
- motion made by David Springs, 2nd by Devin
- Motion to purchase 10 security lights and not to exceed $500 for Booth Elementary
- Motion Passes: 7 in favor, 1 abstained
@DECISION: Security to purchase 10 security lights and not to exceed $500 for Booth Elementary.
Scholarships- Nick Endicott
Outreach (and Education) - Daryl Goad
- Venturing crew did have a meeting 8/13 (lead by Eric and Doug)
Fundraising- Kate Goad
- Currently Meet on the 2nd Thursday of the month at 6 pm
- Have applied to 2 more grants
- Had a meeting
- Kate has 3 or 4 grant applications done
- LaDeana is a little behind on getting Kate the information to get done.
- Wants to see more wishlist items
Special Projects (and Makerfaire) - Nicole Kirkhart
- Magic Wheelchair
- Logan has grown and the firetruck no longer fits the new wheelchair
- May modify the wheelchair a bit while we have it (a more robust bubble blower)
- May have a new candidate lined up might not be for Halloween for a future comic con
Building committee
- Building Update