[CRNMC] The Treasurer needs some questions answered

[Meg Courtney]

I agree with Beth & Karina.

On Dec 2, 2014, at 10:45 AM, Beth Riedel wrote:

> Robin,
> 	I agree we should keep the account open for another year and that we 
> should pay all our existing bills from our amazing volunteers. I'm very 
> thankful to all who stepped up and made this ordinance a reality!
> 
> Beth R.
> 
> 
> On 12/2/14 9:14 AM, bodhirobin at pacific.net wrote:
>> The Point People for Measure S representing the various teams have been
>> meeting every Thursday evening at 7:15 pm to coordinate all the various
>> pieces of the campaign. They haven't met since the election.
>> 
>> Now that the election is over, we no longer have an election campaign
>> but we still have the Community Rights Network. The CRNMC has a
>> treasurer, a bank account, a bank balance and debts to pay.
>> 
>> We have also have the $50 annual fee to the Secretary of State to keep
>> the bank account open due by January 15
>> 
>> The Treasurer no longer has Point People to confer with, and so I am
>> reaching out to you all.
>> So far, everyone I asked agrees that we should keep the bank account
>> open and pay the annual fee. They say we might need to pay a lawyer, and
>> we might need to raise and spend money on the next campaign in the
>> future. What do you think?  Should we keep the account open and pay the
>> $50 annual fee?  Or should we close the account before January 1?
>> 
>> Next issue:
>> I am reluctant to release funds until the group agrees on it.  The bank
>> balance is about $954.
>> 
>> • We owe Jamie Lee $321.  He came to the rescue for the Road Show and
>> printed up literature and posters, as well as ordering 50 yard signs.  I
>> am ready to pay him.  Any objections?
>> 
>> • We owe Carrie $132 for lawn sign WIRES plus about $80 for thank you
>> notes.  These were all preapproved.  I am ready to pay her.  Any objections?
>> 
>> • Beth B. ran the whole Laytonville Road Show single handed and brought
>> in over $1600.  Now she would like to be reimbursed for her out of
>> pocket expenses of $228.12 none of which were pre-approved, but all of
>> which were essential to the Measure S campaign.  These included those
>> first laminated signs we used of a pond of rippling water, and all the
>> yard signs in Laytonville.  I want to reimburse her totally.  Any
>> objections?
>> 
>> I also prepared an agenda for the next Point Person meeting which got
>> postponed indefinitely since there are no longer point people except for
>> the Treasurer.  Does anyone want to meet in a telephone conference on
>> Thursday?  Any other day?
>> 
>> In Peace, Robin
>> 
>> 
>> 
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