CAVE SPRING CITY COUNCIL ANNUAL JOINT MEETING DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY AND CAVE SPRING CITY COUNCIL FEBRUARY 23, 2012 6:00 P.M. ATTENDANCE Mayor Rob Ware and Council members Mary Littlejohn, Nellie McCain, Ken Landers, Robin Clements, and Peggy Allgood. D.D.A. Board Members Nancy Boehm, Chairman, Nellie McCain, Vice Chair and Secretary Treasurer, and Pete Mathis, Board Member. CALL TO ORDER Chairman of the Board, Nancy Boehm, called the meeting to order. Boehm welcomed everyone to the joint annual meeting and opened a presentation of accomplishments and goals for the year. The presentation was organized by committees. ORGANIZATION Due to a new job, Chairman of the Organization committee, Larry Dolan, resigned. COMMITTEE PROMOTIONS Presented by Chairman of the Board, Nancy Boehm. COMMITTEE Revenues: Easter Lily Sale- $320 Mother/Daughter Luncheon- $290 Sales of Boston Butts- $1229 Low Country Boil- $3,243 Steak Dinner- $1,056 Pig Out- $8,900 Ghost Tours- $886 Estate Sale- $611 These revenues made to it possible to pay all bills and make the May 2012 payment on the newly purchased Asbury House. DESIGN Chairman of the Design committee, Pete Mathis, discussed the efforts of the committee, COMMITTEE along with volunteers, to display new flags and decorations for Christmas. He also noted that the brick sale for the Veterans Plaza will continue. He expressed excitement where the committee stands. Seven have applied for the vacancies on the D.D.A. which is a positive note. Mathis expressed a need for everyone to pull together and focus on the positive improvements taking place in Cave Spring. ECONOMIC Chairman resigned. COMMITTEE SLIDE PRESENTATION Presented by Chairman of the Board, Nancy Boehm. Boehm depicted Cave Spring as a quiet, beautiful setting. The D.D.A. has worked to improve persuading building owners on the north side of the square to paint and add new awnings. The Veterans Plaza was constructed, the square was landscaped, new welcome signs have been added and the Asbury House was purchased. The D.D.A. continues their ongoing process of developing the Welcome Center and Museum. Part of the mission of the D.D.A. is to bring new business to town and during the past year this has not happened.
CAVE SPRING CITY COUNCIL ANNUAL JOINT MEETING DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY AND CAVE SPRING CITY COUNCIL FEBRUARY 23, 2012 6:00 P.M. ATTENDANCE Mayor Rob Ware and Council members Mary Littlejohn, Nellie McCain, Ken Landers, Robin Clements, and Peggy Allgood. D.D.A. Board Members Nancy Boehm, Chairman, Nellie McCain, Vice Chair and Secretary Treasurer, and Pete Mathis, Board Member. CALL TO ORDER Chairman of the Board, Nancy Boehm, called the meeting to order. Boehm welcomed everyone to the joint annual meeting and opened a presentation of accomplishments and goals for the year. The presentation was organized by committees. ORGANIZATION Due to a new job, Chairman of the Organization committee, Larry Dolan, resigned. COMMITTEE PROMOTIONS Presented by Chairman of the Board, Nancy Boehm. COMMITTEE Revenues: Easter Lily Sale- $320 Mother/Daughter Luncheon- $290 Sales of Boston Butts- $1229 Low Country Boil- $3,243 Steak Dinner- $1,056 Pig Out- $8,900 Ghost Tours- $886 Estate Sale- $611 These revenues made to it possible to pay all bills and make the May 2012 payment on the newly purchased Asbury House. DESIGN Chairman of the Design committee, Pete Mathis, discussed the efforts of the committee, COMMITTEE along with volunteers, to display new flags and decorations for Christmas. He also noted that the brick sale for the Veterans Plaza will continue. He expressed excitement where the committee stands. Seven have applied for the vacancies on the D.D.A. which is a positive note. Mathis expressed a need for everyone to pull together and focus on the positive improvements taking place in Cave Spring. ECONOMIC Chairman resigned. COMMITTEE SLIDE PRESENTATION Presented by Chairman of the Board, Nancy Boehm. Boehm depicted Cave Spring as a quiet, beautiful setting. The D.D.A. has worked to improve persuading building owners on the north side of the square to paint and add new awnings. The Veterans Plaza was constructed, the square was landscaped, new welcome signs have been added and the Asbury House was purchased. The D.D.A. continues their ongoing process of developing the Welcome Center and Museum. Part of the mission of the D.D.A. is to bring new business to town and during the past year this has not happened.