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Fresno Free College Foundation

M I N U T E S

Fresno Free College Foundation Board of Directors

Unitarian Universalist Church, Fresno Calif.

November 14, 2000

 Call to Order: Meeting called to order at 7:15 p.m.

 Determination of Quorum: Present: Ben Amirkhanian, Catherine Campbell, Bruce Kennedy, Dixie Salazar, Deborah Speer, Rand Stover, Rych Withers.[amended 1/9/2001: Alex Vavoulis]  Absent: Sari Dworkin (excused), Robert Munce (excused), Kent Stratford.

 Approval of Minutes.  MOTION (Campbell) / SECOND (Speer) to accept minutes of October 10, 2000 meeting. PASSED.

 Additions / changes to agenda: Add - Change of agenda and minutes publication. Add - mediation status.  Approved by consensus.

 President’s Report:

Mediation process is moving forward.  Dr. Kapoor has been contacted by representatives of both sides in board dispute and meetings have been arranged. 

 Board member Robert Munce is in the hospital, but expects to return for next meeting. 

 Executive Director’s Report: 

Vic Bedoian distributed current financial statements.  The Foundation has received a $6,000 grant for Speakers Series and promotion of the arts which could be used for a series on the Fresno blues scene. 

 The Arts to Zoo measure failed to win the 2/3 majority required for passage in county election, and the Chaffee Zoo is considering a separate measure for a future date. 

 KPFA News reporter and Pacifica Network News striking stringer Aaron Glantz is interested in holding workshops in the Central Valley to train radio reporters in news, public affairs and documentary programming for use by KFCF and KPFA. 

 Dr. Littleton, the Foundation office landlord, is willing to sign a three-year lease for studio space in the same building.  Campbell and Kennedy will go over, make any necessary changes, and recommend a lease agreement suitable for signing. 

 Equipment continues to be obtained for a new studio.  A subscriber who wishes to remain anonymous has offered to make a large donation to purchase additional equipment.  The old studio may continue to be used on a part-time basis on weekends for music shows and in case of emergency, but all local public affairs programming will be done from the new studio.

 Program Director’s report: 

Stover thanked the volunteer programmers who made election night coverage a success, particularly Mark Scalzo, who organized the coverage.  A call for volunteers to work election night was made to an email list established for the volunteer staff.  Campbell requested that Board members also have access to the staff email list.

Stover and Withers continue to conduct staff training seminars and local programming is continuing to improve.

Equipment and transmission tests will be performed at the Wishon offices before any lease is signed to ensure a clear line of sight to the Meadow Lakes transmitter.  The city does not require a permit for an antenna that is under 30 feet in height.  The tower adjacent to the Center for NonViolence is not available for use.  The date and time for equipment testing at the Wishon office location will be posted on the KFCF website.

OLD BUSINESS

1.            Establishment of fundraising committee - No board members volunteered to chair or work on this committee.  Foundation member Mark Hernandez volunteered to chair.  A determination will be made if non-board members may chair or serve on committees. MOVED (Speer) / SECOND (Campbell) to table discussion until a determination is made.

2.          Local advisory board committee - Speer reported that she is accumulating information about establishment and function of local advisory boards from other community radio stations in order to form an exploratory committee.

3.          Other old business.  There was no additional old business.

NEW BUSINESS

 4.        Publication of agenda and minutes - MOVED (Campbell) / SECOND (Salazar) that meeting agenda and minutes be published no less than 10 days in advance of meetings.  FAILED.  By consensus, a last call for agenda items will be made to all board members no less than seven days in advance of meetings and agenda and minutes will continue to published as previously agreed.

5.          Other new business.  There was no additional new business.

Vavoulis inquired about the status of the FFCF.net Web site.  Campbell volunteered to bring a proposal to resolve the domain issue to the Board at the next meeting.

Set time and date for next meeting: 7 p.m., January 9, 2001 at a location to be announced.

ADJOURNMENT.   MOVED/SECOND/PASSED to adjourn.

Meeting adjourned at approximately 9:20  p.m.

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