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necessary. Mr. Kepperley inquired as to who would act as treasurer for the funds raised; he <br />offered the services of the North Olmsted Kiwanis in this capacity. <br />Demo tapes were played for five bands; The Hey-Yoos, a three-member all girl punk band; <br />Profran Rames, an acoustic/Indy/folk band; The Shoops, Alec Schumann's psychedelic Viking <br />rock band; Oliver Bean, an alternative rock bank; and Upon Impact, a three-member high school <br />modern/alternate rock cover band, which were all approved. More demo tapes will be presented <br />at the May meeting. Mr. Wahl recommends the Kiwanis, as event sponsors, sell concessions at <br />the concert. Mr. Schumann said the vendor license would require the food be prepackaged and <br />soft drinks must be Coca Cola products. He plans to discuss concessions with the North Olmsted <br />Band Boosters, also. <br />City Hall Art GalleY-y Proiect <br />Mr. Yustick reported the art hanging system has been received. He has reviewed the draft <br />application documents and recommends a couple changes. Under application procedures he <br />feels the year of image completion is not necessary. He also feels previous exhibits/displays <br />information is not necessary. If included, he feels it can be included in the artist's philosophy as <br />part of their bio. Mr. Kepperley thinks only the artist name and the title of the work is necessary. <br />Mr. Yustick would like to begin publicizing the project. He also recommends a framed flyer for <br />the Juried Arts & Crafts Festival be displayed along with the art work. <br />Mr. Kepperley moved, secondecl by 1VIr. Cora, to approve the application with the <br />recommended changes, which was approved, 6-0. <br />Mr. Wahl moved, seconded by Ms. Martindale, to request information on the Juried Arts <br />& Crafts Festival be displayed with the art wlork in the City Hall gallery, which was <br />approved, 6-0. <br />Asian Festival, May 22, 2010 <br />Ms. Starner contacted Executive Director John Sobolweski of the Chamber of Commerce and <br />requested a donation and/or the possibility of filtering donations for this event through the <br />Chamber; Mr. Sobolweski declined. Director Wenger recommended she approach local business <br />and individuals directly for donations. A donor who wishes to remain anonymous donated <br />$50.00 for the booth fee. Ms. Starner has sent out letters to business in hopes of additional <br />donations for a banner and other supplies for the booth. The event will take place at the mall in <br />the Chinatown neighborhood in Cleveland, the East 30t" and Superior area, from 11:00 a.m. to <br />8:00 p.m. on May 22. <br />Communitv Council, Roval Ambassador Pros!ram <br />Mr. Wahl has no new information to report. Mr. Kepperley said a Community Council meeting <br />was held but was not widely posted. He expects to see some of the members next week and will <br />make an inquiry.