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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCultural Resources Board - Minutes - 09/23/1992• Minutes - Regular Meeting Cultural Resources Board Wednesday, September 23, 1992 Museum 5:30 MEMBERS PRESENT: Bill Kneeland, Alison White, Jennifer Sterling, Kathryn Stubler, Karen Warren, Craig Swing, Jane Nevrivy. MEMBERS ABSENT: None STAFF PRESENT: Mark Breimhorst, Joy Poole STAFF LIAISON: David Siever (absent) COUNCIL LIAISON: David Edwards (absent) AGENDA I. Call to order (5:40 pm) - Bill Kneeland. II. Consideration of agenda - no changes. III. Consideration of minutes Wednesday, August 26, 1992. Kathryn Stuble moved accepted. Alison White seconded. Passed unanimously. IV. Staff Reports Lincoln Center - Mark Breimhorst (attached). Fort Collins Museum - Joy Poole (attached). V. Committee Reports Bill Kneeland reported on Challenge Fort Collins. VI. Museum Renovation Joy Poole led a tour of the museum to explain the proposed renovations. VII. Cultural Policy A copy of the policy was passed out to board members with a rough draft of the Council Work Session agenda item summary. VIII. Cultural Plan The board's concensus was to table discussion until after the worksession with city council. IX. Work Plan The 1993 workday will be completed at the October meeting of CRB. X. Other Business Kathryn Stubler reported on the Riverwalk in Pueblo. XI. Adjournment 7:50 pm Kathryn Stubler moved to adjourn. Jane Nevrivy seconded. Passed unanimously. Ress/p�e�,ctffully submitted, Mar T. Breimhorst Associate Director Lincoln Center Cult4 Library and Recreational Ser*s Fort Collins Museum City of Fort Collins FT. COLLINS MUSEUM REPORT CULTURAL RESOURCES BOARD SEPTEMBER 23, 1992 EXHIBITS The traveling show DREAM MAKERS - Images a children's art exhibit by Four Corners Area students, primarily Navajos, is on display through December 31, 1992. These forty works are accompanied by written essays on dreams, ambitions and personal views. It's a remarkable show and has been well received thus far. Colorado Urban Wildlife exhibit was featured at the Environmental Fair September 19th. 300+ people toured the exhibit during the fair. Fifty Cache La Poudre commemorative fine art posters have been sold at $10.58. These popular posters have been sold at New West Fest - Year of the River booth, Environmental Fair in the Year of the River room and the museum. Notecards and postcards are also for sale. STAFF Karin *erhart announces the arrival of Toby Robert born Sept. 16th. Volunteer recognition breakfast is scheduled for September 24, 1992 at the Lincoln Center. To date, volunteers have contributed 3,000 hours. The Development Officer position will be posted the first part of October. This half time position will assist Joy in professional development to meet our goal of diversifying the museum's financial base. The staff has been trained on the software program - Word Perfect Beg. & Intermediate. Joy met with City Manager - Steve Burkett in August to get acquainted and discuss museum, city and community goals. PIIYSICAL FACILITY A couple of designs for the building of professional staff offices have been evaluated. The designs, pending the approval of the gift shop supplemental by city council members, have flexibility to incorporate the location of the gift shop as well as a new receptionist area. Cultural Resources Board members will receive a presentation by Joy Poole at tonight's CRB meeting. PROGRAMS The AZTEC trip to Denver Museum of Natural History for Sept. 28th. The first AZTEC lecture series in conjunction with the library attracted 30 folks. The museum wishes to thank Liz Brandis and John Pfieffenberger for their cooperation and support of this museum event. Tickets are still available for Oct. loth and Nov. 12th. The fall program list has been distributed and is attached for your convenience. These public programs revolve around the Colorado Urban Wildlife Exhibit. 200 Mathews Street • Fort Collins, CO 80524 • (303) 221-6738