HomeMy WebLinkAboutcclc.minutes.04072004COMMERCIAL CORE & LODGING COMMISSION
MINUTES OF APRIL 07, 2004
Chairperson, Bill Dinsmoor called the meeting to order at.8:30 a.m.
Commissioners in attendance: Charles Kennedy, Andrew Kole, Mark
Goodman, Marc Breslin and Eric Cohen. Terry Butler was excused.
Darren Longden, potential vendor in the market said he can use the
professional kitchen at Bonnie's for baking and he has environmental health
approval. He will do cakes that do not compete with Louis Swiss and other
bakeries around town. CCLC relayed that they would have to do the layout
of the park before determining if there is room.
Vickie Hale, potential vendor also presented her product to the CCLC. She
and her sister do stained glass hangers etc. Vickie said she would not need
a full tent and would gladly go into the park.
Julie Case repreSented Wildwood School, which is a non-profit. Julie said
they are exempt from labeling issues. Wildwood School is the oldest
preschool in the valley. Regarding the set-up, they would get their own
table and canopy. They could also use tables or blankets on the ground.
They are requesting the use of the park ever Saturday.
Andrew suggested that a layout should be submitted in order to see where
we could fit the Wildwood School.
Bill said basically this is a fund-raiser for the Wildwood School. Julie said
they will do tie died t-shirts not to exceed $10.00, face painting, sell herbs
in small pots.
Claudia said it seems that this is going to be a place where parents can go
and drop of their child for an hour or so while they shop at the market.
Andrew said he can accept the concept of Wildwood in the park but they
need to have an outline.
MOTION.. Andrew moved to accept Wildwood in the park as a non-profit;
second by Eric. A Il in favor, motion carried.
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Robert Messenger and Kendra MacAlpine presented a thumbnail sketch of
their aura. Energy massages give the person reality. They would give 15-
minute aura massages.
Mark inquired about other fairs that they have been in. Robert said he has
been doing fairs in the southwest. The board supported Robert and Kendra
being in the park if there is enough room.
Andrew said the interviews for the Catalyst are being done by Shea, Steve
Barwick and himself. Hanna Pevny sits in occasionally. Andrew said the
first part of the job could be accomplished in 90 days. Then the BID in the
last Six months. The decision should be made within two weeks who will
be appointed.
Mark Goodman talked about the lighting issues in the mall.
Ron Christian, Electric Dept. said when the alleys are torn up this summer
they will be doing some upgrades. Ron said he would like to meet with a
few members of CCLC on June 19th to go over the electric outlets on-site on
Hopkins and Hunter.
Discussion on vendors and booth placement.
MOTION: Eric moved that alljewel? booths be split, second by Andrew.
Motion carried 5-1.
Mark no. 5-1
Market budget:
Kathy Wood will sign check and Maggie Dorrough will c-sign. Marc
Breslin and or Charles Kennedy will work with Jack and Maggie on
advertising.
Bill mentioned that water could be given away as a promotion. Water will
be discussed at the next meeting.
Andrew asked the CCLC for their comments on special events throughout
the summer.
Friday night 15,000
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Aspen goes bazaar 15,000
Sunday movie
Miscelaneous 10,000.
The board suggested Andrew meet with Steve Barwick to discuss whether
council would support the events and report at the next meeting. Possibly a
work session with council should be scheduled after the CCLC develops the
idea.
The CCLC feels competition is OK.
Jack said cake decorating is being done by the new owners of Louis Swiss.
His group said they have enough bakers in th/s area and did nor accept
Darren's application. Darren was told that he could disputed the decision
with CCLC. They also had space issues.
Meeting adjourned at 11:30 a.m.
Kathleen J. Strickland, Chief Deputy Clerk