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City of Sebastian
1225 MAIN STREET SEBASTIAN, FLORIDA 32958
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AGENDA
75T" ANNIVERSARY COMMITTEE
REGULAR MEETING
TUESDAY, JULY 11, 2000
3:00 PM
CALL TO ORDER:
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:
ROLL CALL:
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
NEW BUSINESS:
June 27, 2000
A. Discuss obtaining volunteer help for the Committee
B. Review list of other events at Riverview Park
OLD BUSINESS:
A. Finalize Open House plans / Garden Host
B. Financial report / Banners 8� T-shirts
C. Discuss Art Show
D. Update on business contacts for sponsorships
8. CHAIRMAN MATTERS:
9. MEMBERS MATTERS:
10. STAFF MATTERS:
11. ATTORNEY MATTERS:
12. ADJOURNMENT:
IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT (ADA), ANYONE WHO NEEDS
SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR THE MEETING SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY'S ADA COORDINATOR AT (561)
589-5330 AT LEAST 48 HOURS PRIOR TO THE MEETING.
ONE OR MORE ELECTED OFFICIALS MAY BE PRESENT.
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JULY 11, 2000
Chmn. Coniglio called the meeting to ard�r at 3:03 pm.
The Pledge of Allegiance was said.
ROLL CALL: PRESENT: VC Kautenburg
Adrina Davis
Inez Fielding
JoAnn Osmundson
ALSO PRESENT: Terrence Moare, City Manager
Terry Hill, Public Works Directar
Nancy Veidt, Finance Department
Ann Brack, Recording Secretary
ANNOUNCEMENTS: None
APPROVAL OF MINUTES: (6/27/00)
Julianne Barrett
B�tsy Connelly
Chmn. Coniglio
Jayne 8arczyk(a)
(Three members were late arriving, and Ms. Barczyk(a) voted an the following motion.)
MOTION by Davis/Fielding
1 make a motion we accept the minutes (6127/00) as of July 11, 2p00.
A voice vote was taken. 5— 0, motion carried.
NEW BUSIN�SS:
A. Discuss abtaining volunteer help for the Committee.
Chmn. Caniglio stressed the importance of seeking and abtaining additional help from
valunteers to help carry out the planned projects for the remainder of the year.
Nancy Veidt suggested contacting the High School for same help from same of the
Clubs for community service wark, and also the Scaut groups.
Chmn. Coniglio suggested cantacting some of the other clubs, organizations and
businesses in the city for help in fund raising. He also noted that he has contact names
for the businesses listed who received the sponsor letter, and he will provide them to the
members.
� Jayne Barczyk suggested a sign-up list be made available at the open house on 7/25/00
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for volunteers ta sign up. She also submitted the names af twa people who volunteered
at the 4th of July booth. Inez Fielding volunteered her brother. The Chairman invited
th�se volunt�ers to come to a meeting.
B. Review list af other events at Riverview Rark
Chmn. Coniglio referred to the calendar of events listed for Riverview Park for the
remainder of 2000, and suggested contacting the scheduled groups ta ask if our
Committee could participate with a booth to sell the T-shirts and caps, and promate the
spansarships and miniature clocks, etc. He will contact these groups.
Julianne Barrett noted that na plan has been develaped far promotion of the miniature
clocks as a fund raiser.
MOTION by Barczyk/Barrett
I make a moti�n that one of us contact the spokesman of the different
events at Riverview Park and ask if we could have use of a space to sell our
T-shirts, caps and whatever far the 75'" Anniversary.
Dlscussion: It was suggested to participate in October and Navember since this
Committee has nothing planned for that time period.
Inez Fielding noted that a Health Fair will be held sometime in October at the Senior
Citizens Center and this Cammittee will have a table there. Inez will represent the
Anniversary Committee with a table for blood pressure, health literature, etc.
Roll call: Adrina Davis - yes
Inez Fielding - yes
JoAnn Osmundsan - yes
Julianne Barrett - yes
The vate was 7— 0. Motian carried.
Betsy Connelly - yes
Chmn. Coniglio - y�s
Jayne Barczyk - yes
At this point, Chmn. Coniglio recognized Mr. Wayne Kroegle who was present.
OLD BUSINESS:
A. Finalize Open Hause plans / Garden Host
Charles Cardinale, Chairman af the Tree Advisory Board, was present and nated that he
and Ann Dann will be present during the Open House.
Chmn. Coniglia noted that the Press Journal will carry either an article, or an ad, or both,
this weekend about the Open House.
Refreshments were arranged with Lauise, Jayne, JoAnn and Inez.
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Mr. Moore suggested that Committee representatives should attend the staff meeting on
July 13t" at 10:30 am for a discussion about Committee ideas and events. He spoke of
Press Journal coverage of the Open House event, and in-house advertising. He
commented on department and office involvement in this ev�nt, including equipment
display and demonstration.
The Chairman requested that the City design a poster to advertise the Open House that
can be placed around town. Mr. Moore suggested that this can be discussed at the
management team meeting on th� 13th, along with some other ideas that staff may have.
It was mentianed that some sponsor donors requested a receipt. Nancy noted that this
will be taken care of.
Mr. Moore then suggested that this Cammittee wark closely with staff and meet
periodically t� talk about lagistics and work effectively together to accomplish various
projects. He noted that this would include the Clock Tower project, the Street Party and
any other projects that are proposed. He welcomed individual contact from Committee
members to staff.
Julianne asked if any notice would appear in the City newsletter about the Open House,
and it was nated that th� next edition cames out too late. Mr. Moore commented that he
will include this information in his weekly information letter to City Council, from which
. the Press Journal gets a lot of its information.
Louise K. noted that she contacted the Council on Arts and they will post th� Committee
information on their notice board.
B. Financial report / Banners 8� T-shirts
Nanc�r Veidt reported that of the original order of one hundred twenty (120) T-shirts far
the 4 h of July, only 83 were printed, and the remainder were cancelled because sales
were slow on the 4th. She noted that only $330 was taken in at that time. She did not
have a count on the breakdown between hats and shirts. She also mentioned that she
needs to know who to call when she receives checks from sponsors of the banners and
a plan needs to be developed on how the banners will be taken down, put back up, and
who has the printing done.
Julianne suggested taking 25 banners down, from the river side of the light poles, to be
made available for printing for new spansors.
The Chairman suggested that the sponsor names be printed as large as possible on the
banners. Julianne will talk to the printer about this issue. She will alsa ask the printer ta
print out a sample of his printing that will be available for approval by Disney, per their
requirement.
Terry Hill agr�ed to have the banners taken down tomorrow.
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The entire program was explained to Betsy Connelly as she has been absent for a while.
She suggested that a simple form be created for the sponsor to fill out showing what
name should be printed on the banner. The Secretary agreed ta print up this form.
Other aspects of the sponsor contact were discussed. Jayne gave an interesting
update on her contact with Governor Jeb 8ush's affice and she was encouraged to
cantinue with her discourse with his oFfice.
At this point, there was consensus that the sponsor name should be printed as large as
possible on the banners.
There was discussion about the juried art show in December, and Nancy noted that all
proceeds shauld come to the finance department and checks will be issued from there
for prizes.
There was discussion about the parade. JoAnn will send a letter to Patrick Air Force
Base to arrange for the honor guard. It was suggested ta have a"lit" evening parade at
6 pm. Terry Hill consented to work with this plan. JoAnn will make contact with parade
prospects, line up City dignitaries and their families, antique car dealers, etc. It was also
suggested to invite past dignitaries and residents of significance.
Wayne Kroegle noted that he is a member af the Early Settlers Club of Indian River
County, and will pravide a list of names from that Club. He also volunteered to assist in
. any way in fundraising and setting up the parade, and offered his phone number — 589 —
1384. He ofFered to obtain a military band, if requested. He also stressed the
importance of sub-committees to carry out the work.
There was discussion on the composition af the parade. A sub-committee will be form�d
and these details will be discussed at the next meeting. JoAnn also has two volunteers
from th� Lion's Club. 5he inquired about liability insurance for this event. Terry and
Nancy will check into this.
D. lJpdate on business contacts for sponsorships
Chmn. Coniglio suggested that this take place at the next meeting to give members a
chance to make their contacts.
The issue of businesses who want a banner but have not received a letter was brought
up. It was noted that any business can have a banner, the letter isn't necessary.
JoAnn inquired about an advertising boaklet through the Press Jaurnal. This issue has
never becn discussed. The Chairman indicated that volunteers are needed to carry out
projects such as this.
The issue af the paver bricks was mentioned by Jayne Barczyk. JoAnn noted that other
methods of fund raising need to be formulated. It was noted that individual residents
want to purchase the pavers as a method af contributing. Jayne suggested giving the
� sponsor donors a list of events scheduled for the rest of the year. JoAnn suggested
publicizing these meetings in the paper and open it to the public.
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Chmn. Coniglio noted that these meetings are always listed in the paper, as required by
law. JoAnn suggested a publicity chairman. The Chairman noted that more people are
needed to work on these projects.
There was more discussion about getting volunteers and how to get word aut to the
public.
Julianne mentioned the clock miniatures. Chmn. Coniglio suggested that brochures be
requested that have no prices. Julianne noted that a suggested news release is part of
the information fram the Company. The Chairman stated that he would send a press
release tomorrow. Nancy noted that Verdin Ca. sent a written quate for $24,375.00 and
the price is good for thirty (30) days. Julianne noted that the other clack companies sent
prices but not formal quotes. Jayne nated that she has heard that a City Clock has been
installed at the Miracle Mile — Three Avenues project in Vero Beach.
There was discussion on procedures for press rel�ases.
MOTION by KautenburglFielding
I'll m�ve that we authorize Ray to issue press releases at will.
Roll call: Betsy Connelly - yes
Chmn. Coniglio - yes
Julianne Barrett - yes
Adrina Davis - y�s
The vote was 7— 0. Motion carried.
In�z Fi�lding - yes
JoAnn Osmundson - yes
VC Kautenburg - yes
Nancy indicated that additional quotes will be obtained for a City Clock.
CHAIRMAN MATTERS:
MEMBERS' MATTERS:
STAFF MATTERS:
None
None
None
Chmn. Coniglio again spoke on the necessity of attracting volunteers to work with this
Committee an all of the great projects that are lined up.
He adjourned the meeting at 4:29 pm.
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