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Minutes
of the DMTF Board Meeting
June 6, 2002, DMTV Studios
Meeting
began at 9:07am upon arrival of Herb Turner.
Members
present: Peter Glaser, Nicole Holliday,
Garry Shirts and Herb Turner.
Members
absent: Susan Swizter, Mary
Hale and Walt Beerle
Peter
reviewed the financial statement of the foundation. He noted that we had
received $500 from friends of San Dieguito Park for the Walk in the park
video. We also expect to receive $5,000
from Dick Bobertz of the Joint Powers Authority in July.
Peter
reviewed the status of DMTF grants. He pointed out that we have two
types of grants: Community grants and non-community projects. We’ve
committed $12,000 for community grants and $4000 for non-community. He
then reviewed the individual producer grants.
He pointed out that if they do not apply for funding within 6
months of being accepted that the funding is cancelled.
The
board discussed the funding for different types of grants. It was noted
that the ratio of funding for community and non-community grants is
$12000 to $4000. The board thought this was about the right proportion.
Herb
reported that the American Architectural Association will be holding
their annual meeting in San Diego in 2003 and that there may be some
interesting presentations that may be worthwhile to record on tape.
Herb
also indicated that the New School of architecture may also be bringing
some interesting lecturers as well.
The
board discussed the desirability of making a video recording of the
Wright house and the steps required to get it done. Nicole agreed to
write Mr. Vitiurbi a letter indicating our interest and asking for his
cooperation and support. Peter indicated that the video would cost
approximately $3,000 and the foundation would appreciate any help Mr.
Viturbi might give to the foundation to defray the costs of the video
Another
planned video project is the upcoming “Payasada Horseplay Del Mar
2002”, a four horse art project being sponsored by the Del Mar
foundation.
The
board reviewed the Del Mar Television Foundation productions
completed thus far. . The board agreed to review the budget in
August for these productions after we get more information about
different funding payments and possibilities.
The
board discussed the suggestion that we share progamming with the
Oceanside public access station KCOT. It was agreed that we would offer
to share our programs with them and see if they have any programs that
we think would be valuable for our viewers.
Peter
reviewed the status of the proposed purchase of directos and officers
liability insurance and general liability insurance. Three firms bid for
our business ranging from $2900 to $4000. Garry Shirts made a motion
that we purchase directors and general liability insurance from Johnson
and Woods of Carlsbad for a total of $2973.00. Nicole seconded the
motion. The motion passed unanimously
The
board had an informal discussion of the financial problems of Adelphia.
The consensus was that Adelphia’s problems would have less impact on
us as opposed to Carlsbad because we have more independence than
Carlsbad.
A
general discussion of the endowment ensued. It was agreed that it needed
to be reviewed but there seemed to be a sentiment in favor of continuing
to commit some amount to the endowment fund. Whether it is $10,000 per
year or 10% of the budget should be considered at a future board
meeting.
Peter
reported that the Walk in the Park video is going well. Shooting will be
completed in June. Editing
will start in July. It is expected to be completed the end of August.
Garry
reported that he will not be present for the July meeting.
Herb
volunteered to have Paula his assistant take minutes for his 3 month
taking minutes obligation.
Because
of holidays and conflicting schedules the next board meeting is
scheduled for Wednesday July 10th 2002.
The
meeting was adjourned at 10:37am.
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