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ARTS AND CULTURAL COMMISSION ;OGT
REGULAR MEETING N RECEIVED
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2003—4:30 P.M. CIN SEC1ET":"Y'C
BASEMENT TRAINING ROOM, CITY HALL s OFFICE c�
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MEMBERS PRESENT MEMBERS ABSENT A �
Chuck Anastos Jim Jones Ronnie Sepulveda
Linda Avila Lynda Jones Diana Hankins
Armando Camina Don Luna Danny O'Dowdy
Deborah Fullerton Daiquiri Richard K Chute
Elia Gutierrez Anne Stewart
Colin Sykes
I. CALL TO ORDER — The regular meeting of the Arts and Cultural Commission was called to
order at 4:35 p.m. by Chair, Chuck Anastos.
II. ROLL CALL—The Recording Secretary called roll, announced quorum.
III. APPROVAL OF MINUTES—August 14, 2003
Deborah Fullerton made a motion to accept the minutes as submitted. Colin Sykes seconded.
Motion passed. Linda Avila, Jim Jones, Lynda Jones, and Don Luna abstained.
IV. HEARING FROM PUBLIC —
Brad Condit spoke on behalf of the Corpus Christi Ballet regarding their application for this year's
sub-grant funding. Discussion was held regarding their eligibility to apply this year and the sub-
grant process. Mr. Condit requested a written reply to their application. The commission
reiterated to Mr. Condit that the Corpus Christi Ballet was not eligible to apply this year and their
application would be returned.
(Daiquiri Richard arrived at 4:43 p.m.)
V. DISCUSSION ITEMS AND POSSIBLE ACTION -
1. Election of Officers
Daiquiri Richard made a motion to table the election of officers until the October meeting.
Anne Stewart seconded. Discussion suggested the committee assist with nominations from
the floor so the process would not be delayed. The vote was called,4 yes, 5 no, 1 abstained.
The motion failed.
Committee suggestion and discussion yielded the following slate of officers: Deborah
Fullerton as Chair, Lynda Jones as Visual Arts Chair, Colin Sykes as Performing Arts Chair,
Mando Camina as Cultural Enrichment Chair. Colin Sykes suggested the closing of
nominations and accept by acclamation. Jim Jones made a motion to accept the slate of
officers as named. Daiquiri Richard seconded. Motion passed. Linda Avila abstained.
2. ACC Retreat
After discussion, the commission decided to hold their retreat on Tuesday, October 7, 2003
from 3:30 — 6:30 p.m. at the Galvan House in Heritage Park. Deborah Fullerton encouraged
commission members to consider new recruits.
3. Discussion on Contingency Funding
Mondo Camina presented the Contingency Funding Policy in draft form for review and
discussion. Chuck Anastos made a motion to accept the Contingency Funding Policy as
SCANNED
submitted. Daiquiri Richard seconded. Discussion was held. Chuck Anastos called for the
vote. Jim Jones seconded the call. The vote was 5 yes, 3 no, 1 abstained. Motion passed.
VI. COMMITTEE REPORTS -
VISUAL ART COMMITTEE
Lynda Jones reported for the Fire Station Art Sub-Committee. The Fire Station personnel have
adopted the Scorpion as their mascot/logo. Clarification was requested regarding the process for
hiring an artist. Through discussion and review of the Ordinance, it was determined that the sub-
committee has the authority to decide if an RFP is needed for this project or if an artist could be
selected from responses to previous advertisements for this project. The sub-committee will
meet and bring their decision to the commission's October meeting.
Deborah Fullerton reported the Airport Art Panel has reviewed all responses and have selected
18 proposals to be considered. The next review will produce the final 2 or 3 selections for
consideration. Those artists will then be given the opportunity to visit the Airport site and make
their final proposal presentation to the Airport Art Panel. Ms. Fullerton also noted the Buck
sculpture has arrived at the Art Museum.
CULTURAL ENRICHMENT COMMITTEE
Mando Camina stated that the application evaluations are almost complete. The first ACC
Networking Social will be held at the Galvan House on Thursday, September 25`h from 5:30 —
7:30 pm. This event is to showcase non-profit organizations receiving and having received
subgrants. Interested public are also invited.
PROGRAMS COMMITTEE
Linda Avila reported their goals were completed at the August meeting. They are currently
working on compiling a list of all City sponsored performances. Festival of the Arts job
descriptions have been composed and the task notebook has been given to Diana Hankins for
future reference.
INTRODUCTION OF NEW MEMBERS
Jim Jones, Don Luna and Lynda Jones were introduced.
STAFF REPORT
Ronnie Sepulveda reported the Arena Art Contracts are begin signed by the artists. The
Bromeliad sculpture will be moved to the Airport in about 2 weeks. Bayjammin' will provide music
and movies at the Cole Park Amphitheater beginning October 4th. Mr. Sepulveda also informed
the commission of his new position as Recreation Superintendent. He will assist the commission
during the transition.
Diana Hankins invited everyone to the Celebration of Animals to be held at the Galvan House on
October 12`h from noon until six pm.
VII. CURRENT CONCERNS - none
VIII. ADJOURNMENT-
As there was no further business, Elia Gutierrez made a motion to adjourn the meeting. Lynda
Jones seconded. The meeting was adjourned at 6:20 p.m.
Ronnie Sepulveda, Superintendant
Multicultural Services
Park& Recreation Department