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The entry fee for the 2011 festival was raised to $75 per applicant, of which $10 from each entry <br />will be donated to Arts Enterprise. After costs of the art show the remaining proceeds will go to <br />the Kiwanis Club of North Olmsted. There are two stages that will be booked for music and they <br />would like to have a third stage with ethnic music. Ms. Starner said she would help contact some <br />groups in the Cleveland area that she is familiar with. Mr. Kepperley said North Cost <br />Productions will also be involved and they will use some of their vendors. Last year there were <br />four and the commission is hopeful that they can commit more this yeax. <br />NEW BUSINESS <br />Work Plan and Activitv/Event Ideas for 2011 <br />The commission looked over a list of possible projects which they could promote. Mr. <br />Kepperley said that he was not sure the ParkFest would be held this year as there is no student <br />contact at the high school but he would look into it further. Mr. Yustick said the North Olmsted <br />Garden Club would like to become involved with Homecoming by participating in the parade. <br />Mr. Kepperley suggested that if the city has an evening in the tent perhaps the commission could <br />participate by promoting the Festival of the Arts, Dover Players and the lighting contest. He <br />asked if any of the commissioners were familiar with creating a web page and it was determined <br />that the City's website postings were sufficient. Mr. Yustick said he would like the commission <br />to make a ruling to allow artists on the board to display their art work at City Hall. Mr. <br />Kepperley said that he did not believe there was anything in place which prohibits them from <br />participating as there are no prizes or money involved, however the law director should be asked <br />for a ruling. Mr. Wahl suggested having a competition between the Sth and 6th grade students <br />promoting what Homecoming means to them and the winners would be awarded ribbons. <br />COMMITTEE REPORTS <br />Dover Players <br />Mrs. Martindale said the first play of the year will be held the first three weekends in April and <br />rehearsals had started. The second performance will be in October and in between the scheduled <br />performances she is still interested in having a musical performance in July at Frostville. <br />ADJOURNMENT <br />Mr. Wahl, moved, seconded by Mr. Kepperley, to adjourn the meeting at 7:30 p.m., which <br />was approved 6-0. <br />? <br />Crall Yustic C`'r oClerk of Commission <br />Approved: