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Decision/Vote(s): Deb Hepp, CHOCVB liaison, reported on the April, 2015 Visitors Bureau board meeting. <br /> Their main topic was the FY16 proposed budget, and why hotel/motel taxes are being used to fund the <br /> Arts Commission. After the meeting, Laurie Paolicelli sent out an email saying that this use is not out of <br /> the norm, and there are no restrictions on the use of this tax. Hillsborough Tourism Board members were <br /> present at the April, 2015 Visitors Bureau board meeting and when asked, said that they do use tourism <br /> dollars to fund public art.The Marketing Committee reported that the website contract with Tomatillo <br /> Design is in place and the next step will be coming up with content. We need good images of the arts in <br /> Orange County—grantees could be asked to send in images. New website design should be finished by <br /> the end of the fiscal year(June 30, 2015). Market research is still on hold, but getting competitive bids is <br /> the next step. Kenan-Flagler might be able to help as well. Our 301h Anniversary Poster design is at the <br /> printer. Asset Management is probably amenable to installing track lights in some county buildings for <br /> these proposed art exhibits. OCAC staff has checked with FRANK Gallery RE:what they use. LED bulbs are <br /> $20 each. Victory Lighting (possible 50%discount), Meyer Electric, and Cree are possibilities—they need <br /> to know the specs. OCAC staff also showed the proposed art exhibit space to Emily Lees (President, <br /> Orange County Artist Guild) RE: displaying OCAG members' artwork in the Whitted Building. Emily Lees <br /> recommended improved lighting and suggested this space to her board. Her board responded that <br /> security was an issue for the artists. Perhaps a student art exhibit could be exhibited in the Whitted <br /> Building space by September 15t(since the BOCC doesn't meet in July or August). <br /> Action Item: None <br /> Topic D <br /> Discussion Point: Board Retreat <br /> Decision/Vote(s): Karen Wells (Executive Director,ARTS North Carolina) is available on Saturday,June 20, <br /> 2015 for a Mini-Retreat. Mini-Retreat agenda items could be advocacy,funding requests, etc. Other <br /> suggestions are welcomed. <br /> Action Item: OCAC board members will be polled RE: morning/afternoon availability.Tinka Jordy will <br /> inquire about a meeting space at Maple View Farms for the retreat. <br /> Topic E <br /> Discussion Point: Advocacy Updates <br /> Decision/Vote(s): Joy Salyers mentioned that she had coffee with Commissioner Renee Price. <br /> Action Item: None <br /> Topic F <br /> Discussion Point: Agenda Additions/Old Business/New Business <br /> Decision/Vote(s): June, 2015 will be OCAC Chair Devra Thomas' last meeting (her family is moving to <br /> Morehead City). Vice Chair Ashley Nissler will lead our August, 2015 board meeting. Nominating <br /> Committee will be charged in August, 2015 with bringing back a new slate of officers at our September, <br /> 2015 meeting. <br /> Action Item: None <br /> Topic G <br /> Discussion Point: Calendar <br /> Decision/Vote(s): June 8, 2015 is our next board meeting (combined board/grants meeting). Applications <br /> in PDF format will be available on Dropbox. <br /> Action Item: None <br /> Meeting adjourned at 7:40 PM <br />
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