Blue Ridge Presbyterian Church (M)
Property Committee Meeting
February 2, 2016
Building Relationships with People in Christ
I. Items to be included in Session's consent agenda: none
II. Items to be voted upon or needing discussion by Session: Roof repair with the
possibility of replacement in some areas.
III. Items for information only: please see below
Members present: Paul Luce, Christi Neal, Gary Oberlander, Paul Vance, John Starcke, Bob
Lockwood, and Bobby Neal, Moderator. Pastor Pat also attended.
Pastor Pat opened the meeting with prayer. Previous minutes and agenda were approved.
Building Usage: Janet Jackson’s yoga class in the upstairs movie room was discussed with
needs of the space and the participants access to the building. Other use requests were addressed
and approved which include; Bonnie Withers sales of knitted item in the parlor, Worship’s
pancake breakfast for REAP, the Boy Scout and Cub Scout’s Blue and Gold gatherings, Cub
Scouts Pinewood Derby/Car show, and the Presbytery minutes reading requested by Avis
Odenbaugh. Items of interest such as lights and bathroom fans left on after gatherings were
detailed and will be dealt with by the mediators to those groups.
Old Business:
Roof Leaks* – The need for serious roof repair is apparent. Paul Vance will continue to
monitor and band-aide the roof leaks as well as possible, while waiting for the Spring
time availability of professional roofer(s) to estimate repairs.
Snow and Ice Removal – Light snows and cold have been addressed as needed. Ice melt
and shovels when needed are available in the closet next to the nursery entrance.
Door Fobs – Gary and Christi will be resolving the issues with fobs with Lock Doctor in
the next week.
Presbytery Meeting - All arrangements are on time and being handled with Gary
Oberlander as liaison.
Solar Panel systems – The information given by Sunny Portal shows a $119 deficit for
the 2015 year. A request for reassurance of functionality and cost vs. gain appraisal from
Brightergy will be requested in the coming month. The request of moving the panels for
roof repair “in gratis” by Brightergy will be pursued as well.
Alarm System - Needs and possible additions will be addressed by a meeting with
Progressive by Gary Oberlander and Christi Neal in the coming week. Other venders
will be sought to seek competitive bids on this important issue.
Floor mats; - Mats to protect the carpet at the dais in the sanctuary have been donated on
a temporary basis and a new permanent mat will be purchased when needed.
Parking Lot – Signage for public notice of our property use by general public will be
created as needed and posted. This statement will be filed with the local police
department as well as a request for incident reports by them to keep BRPC informed.
Pulpit/Lectern Lighting – Arrangements with venders, including some Church
members, are being approached to work out possibilities.
New Street Signage - New signs at Blue Ridge Cut-off and Blue Ridge and 63rd and
Hunter were purchased and installed.
New Business:
Signage in Narthex – A modern video sign/screen was suggested by Pastor Pat for the
Narthex area facing the South entrance/exit to display church information and welcomes.
The modest cost would be covered by, at this point, an anonymous memorial donation.
Handrail – The South entrance hand rail, in dire need of repair, is being addressed along
with the concrete it mounts upon, by Gary Oberlander and will be missing for a short
while. It is planned to be returned a new by the Presbytery gathering.
Theft deterrence – With the events of an automotive theft on Sunday December 31st
from the South BRPC parking lot due to an apparent visitor taking car keys left in a coat
pocket in the cloak room; Warning signs have been placed to warn and remind all that no
valuables should be left in un-guarded areas. There has also been some petty vandalism
in the North lot and has been reported to RPD. Raytown Police assure us that they will
be making more studied and frequent passes in the future. Property will be working with
Deacons and others to help prevent such events from happening. Property asks for any
suggestions toward a safer and secure environment for our beloved house of worship.
BRPC Clean Up day – A day and time will be chosen in the coming weeks for needed
“Spring cleaning” by volunteers and members of all ages.
Christi Neal closed the meeting with prayer.
Respectfully submitted,
Bobby Neal
Next Property meeting will be Tuesday, March 8, 2016 at 7 PM.
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Tuesday, January 19, 2016
Blue
Ridge Presbyterian Church (M)
Property
Committee Meeting
January 5, 2016
Building Relationships with People in Christ
I. Items
to be included in Session's consent agenda:
none
II. Items
to be voted upon or needing discussion by Session: Manual of Operations items (Gary
Oberlander will present); yoga class; Use of Property Posted Policy.
III. Items
for information only: please see below
Members present: Paul Luce, Christi Neal, Gary
Oberlander, Paul Vance, and Bobby Neal, Moderator. Pastor Pat attended the meeting briefly.
Christi
Neal opened the meeting with prayer.
Previous minutes and agenda were approved.
Building
Usage: Janet Jackson
will fill out an extended use request regarding a gentle yoga class to take
place in the parlor area; she will lead the class. She would like to start in early
February. Sessions will be set for 10
am-11:30 am Saturdays. Bobby Neal will
begin an e-mail conversation with Property members to discuss the request so
that a recommendation may be made at the January Session meeting.
Old
Business:
·
Snow and Ice Removal
- Plowing
and salt services for the parking lot were reviewed and are in place. The cost per event will be less than last
year.
·
Door Fobs - Sharon Schroer
has experienced difficulties in programming.
Gary Oberlander will consult with Lock Doctor to correct the
issues.
·
Shredding - 25 boxes
containing old documents were shredded far under the expected cost. Documents verifying the shredding are on
file. Thanks to Paul Vance and Paul Luce
for their time and effort.
·
Brightergy - No Sunny
Portal report for the month of December was available. The year cost vs. savings as of November's
end was only $7.35 more owed than saved.
Bobby will have the report at next month's meeting.
·
Alarm System - Needs and
possible additions will be researched by Gary Oberlander and Christi Neal.
·
BRPC Manual of
Operations
- Gary Oberlander will confer with Pastor Pat and have info available for
Session to approve.
·
Grab Bars - New grab bars
have been installed in the downstairs bathrooms. Faucets with leaks will be corrected by Paul
Vance and Gary Oberlander as time permits.
New Business:
·
Lighting of the
Pulpit and Lectern
- On behalf of Tech Ministry Team, Bill Melewski has met with Progressive.
·
Lighting Repairs
- New
lighting fixture parts were provided free of charge by Hoot Mann along with
some professional instruction. These
parts were used to revive some tattered light fixtures.
·
New Street Signage - New signs at
Blue Ridge Cut-off and Blue Ridge and 63rd and Hunter were approved with a cost
under $200.
·
Use of Property Signage - With the
first snow fall of the year and neighborhood residents and guests parking in
the south lot, there was discussion with a Raytown Police officer on legalities
of the police interceding, if necessary, to have the lot cleared by local code
enforcement. BRPC learned of activities
taking place on our property where the police have been called and at least one
arrest was made. Property Committee
voted to have a posting of rules/regulations so that officers could take
action, if the need arises. Police would
have contact numbers. A proposed rough draft
of what will be posted has been written and given to Pastor Pat and will be
discussed for edit in the next Session meeting.
·
Aluminum
Recycling - Bob's
shed has produced $145.04 in recycling income over the year of 2015. Thank you to everyone who has
contributed. Bob Fray requested removing
the lock, but the majority of the committee believes it is still necessary at
this time.
·
Fellowship Hall
Floor - Gary
Oberlander will have the Fellowship Hall floor stripped and polished before the
Presbytery meeting in February.
·
Hand Rails and
Concrete - Hand
rails and the concrete holding them at the South entrance are in need of
replacement. Paul Vance will get info
and/or a bid.
Christi
Neal closed the meeting with prayer.
Respectfully
submitted,
Bobby
Neal
Sunday, January 3, 2016
Members Present: Bobby Neal, John Starke, Paul Vance,
Gary Oberlander, and Paul Luce.
Bobby Neal opened with prayer.
OLD BUSINESS: 1) South fence will be repaired as
weather permits, materials have been purchased. 2) Christi Neal will contact a
provider for snow removal this winter. 3) Paul Vance and Paul Luce will be
taking documents to shred in the month of January. 4) Elevator to be inspected
in the coming week (Paul Vance). 5) Christi and Gary are awaiting return
information from the upgrading the intrusion alert system. The alarm system is currently working
correctly. 6) Gary Oberlander is
finished with the Property portion of updating the BRPC Manual of Operations
and plans to submit to Session this month.
7) Sally Ingram will be identifying and collecting door fobs that are in
possession of those that may not need them.
8) Property budget has been included in the Budget committee’s proposal
due at Session this month.
NEW BUSINESS: 1) Building requests for Boy Scout and
Cub Scout events submitted and approved. 2) Sally Ingram will call people on
the fob and attempt to collect them if not being needed by those individuals. 3)
We received another letter from the Water Company advising us of a rate
increase next year. 4) Our report from
BrightErgy has not arrived yet. So no
information for November yet. 5) Gary
Oberlander and Bobby Neal are working on a better grab bar for a downstairs
bathroom(s). 6) Paul Vance will work on
getting a replacement flag (or two) for the currently tattering Christian
flagpole flag.
Next Property Meeting will be Monday, January 3rd,
2016 happy New Year!
Meeting was closed with prayer by Bobby Neal.
Friday, December 4, 2015
PROPERTY COMMITTEE MINUTES NOVEMBER 3,2015
Members
Present: Bobby Neal, John Starke, Paul Vance, Gary Oberlander, Bob Lockwood,
Paul Luce and Sally Ingram
OLD
BUSINESS: 1) heaters have been purchased and are now in areas needed. 2)
several donations were recognized including a pool table, refrigerator and file
cabinet. 3) South fence will be repaired as weather permits, materials have
been purchased. 4) Eagle project to replace trash container enclosure is
complete. 5) Christi Neal will contact a
provider for snow removal this winter. 6) Paul Vance has determined we will
have approximately 40 boxes to shred, the congregation is still invited to
bring in personal files, we will call and set up a date to bring these to ProShred.
NEW
BUSINESS: 1) Building request for 90th birthday celebration for Jane
Nutt on November 28th. from 9-3pm using Fellowship Hall was
approved. 2) Paul Vance will follow up on our annual elevator inspection due in
December. 3) Sally Ingram will call people on the fob list to see if they are
still needing theirs. 4) we received a letter from the Water Company advising
us of a rate increase next year. 5) our
report from BrightErgy for October shows we are slightly ahead in savings for
this year. 6) we are having multiple
power outages at the church and this is affecting our Security/Fire Alarm
System so Bobby Neal is addressing this issue.
Next
Property Meeting will be Monday, December 1, 2015
Meeting was
closed with prayer by Bobby Neal
Monday, October 26, 2015
Blue
Ridge Presbyterian Church (M)
Property
Committee Meeting
October
6, 2015
Building Relationships with People
in Christ
I. Items
to be included in Session's consent agenda:
none
II. Items to be voted upon or needing discussion by Session: none
III. Items for information only: please see below
Members present: Sally Ingram, Bob
Lockwood, Paul Luce, Christi Neal, Gary Oberlander, John Starcke, Paul Vance,
and Bobby Neal, Moderator.
Bobby
Neal opened the meeting with prayer.
Minutes of the 9-1-15 meeting were approved.
Building Usage:
·
Sloppy
Joe Café and Talent Show - Property Committee will fill out
a building request form for Missions and Outreach for 10-10-15 event. Bobby will apprise Marsha Elbasani of
procedures for future. Family Fun Night,
previously approved for 10-24-15, has been cancelled.
Old Business:
·
2016
Budget Proposal - Finance Committee will have proposed
budget next week.
·
Elevator
Repair Bill - Bobby and Gary had follow up efforts
to address exorbitant bill. We were told
that rates are published, but we have no records. Gary spoke to company again and got bill
reduced in half from $542.02 to $271.01.
Paul Vance will handle our annual end-of-year inspection.
·
Air
Conditioning/Furnace - Session approved the purchase of
two portable infrared heaters with timers, one for the upstairs Sunday School
room and one for the A/V loft. Bobby has
ordered two online for approximately $280.
They are quiet, cool to the touch, and safe.
·
Roof
Leaks - Paul Vance reported that we have recently had only
one leak with the recent heavy rains, and it was in the computer room. Sally reported that we have been told it
would cost $3,000 to remove the solar panels for any needed roof repair. Paul will continue to monitor and document
where and when leaks occur.
·
Bug
Extermination - Our recent outside spraying seems to
have eliminated the bug problem.
·
Alarm
System - Chris Metzler, Progressive's VP, looked at security
needs in basement and sanctuary and will provide recommendations and a written
bid. Since the cable was run to the NE
alley door, we have not had any problems with the security system failing.
·
Door
Fobs - Session approved the recommended $10 deposit fee
(retroactively) for everyone using a fob.
Will cover replacement cost of any fob not returned. Gary reported that there will be no deposit
fee for BRPC employees or fobs issued for emergency purposes.
·
Document
Shredding - We have received a quote from a company,
but we cannot watch the shredding. We will plan for a November 4 deadline for
any BRPC members who wish to bring documents to be shredded to do so. Paul Luce will pick up materials if
contacted. Paul will plan to arrange
for an appointment to take the materials to the company to be shredded, with a
target date of November 6.
·
Brightergy/Sunny
Portal - Bobby shared with graphs that BRPC is still ahead on
energy costs with the solar panels.
·
South
Fence Repair - This will be an Eagle Scout project,
most likely in November.
·
BRPC
Manual of Operations - Gary reported changes to numbers
and small edits. Committee members
discussed and approved changes to building use fees. Changes will go to Session.
·
Trash
Bin Containment - The approved Eagle Scout project will
start October 10 and continue on October 13.
Thus far, John Lark has gotten over $212 donations, but he is still
short. Gary will help with getting
materials at a reduced rate.
New Business:
·
Donations
-
Donations of a pool table from Connie Oliver and tables/file cabinet from Avis
Odenbaugh were discussed. Bobby and
Christi will look at the items, and the committee gratefully approves the
donations pending those inspections.
Donation forms will be filled out.
·
North
Exterior Lighting - Committee members discussed the
continuous challenge of keeping the lighting on at the front of the
building. The need for either a new
switch or entire box will be determined and addressed.
·
Dishwasher
Instructions - Additional signage will be posted
outlining the need to turn on hot water heaters well before time of use.
·
Lighting
of Pulpit - Possible solutions were discussed further, and the
committee will explore options.
·
Piano
Needs - Questions were brought to the committee by Mike Pagan
as to whether additional window sealing, insulating, and changes in the heat
near the piano could be made to protect the piano and facilitate it staying in
tune longer. We will try to redirect the
heat near the piano with vent guards.
·
Old
Paint - Paul Vance reported that we still have several
cans of old paint that need to be disposed of.
He will collect any remaining cans, and Paul Luce will set up an
appointment with the local hazardous waste company and deliver them.
·
Snow
Removal - Charlie Hartman can no longer remove our snow, as
his work has changed. Christi will
contact two local men who do this kind of work and get quotes for the circle
drive, alley, and parking lot with 3" or more snow. Charlie did this for $250.
·
Water
Bill Increase - It was reported that the water bill
rate will increase by about 10%.
·
Concrete
Blocks - We will plan to keep the concrete blocks that Bob
Fray has moved to the east fence line.
BRPC will find a use for them.
Christi
closed the meeting with prayer.
Respectfully
submitted,
Bobby
Neal
Next Meeting: Tuesday, November 3 at 7 PM
Sunday, September 13, 2015
Building Relationships with People
in Christ (M)
Property
Committee Meeting
September
1, 2015
I. Items
to be included in Session's consent agenda:
none
II. Items to be voted upon or needing discussion by Session:
1. 10-2-15
Heart of America concert (free will offering) for Sweet Adeline quartets preparing for international
competition - pending approval by Finance.
2. A
motion was approved by Property recommending that Session authorize the expenditure of labor and/or
materials, up to $2,500, to provide heat in the upstairs east hallway room for
Sunday School.
3. Revision
to Manual of Operations stating that a $10 deposit fee will be charged retroactively
and forward for each fob loaned out for use at BRPC. The deposit will be returned when the fob is returned.
III. Items for information only: please see below
Members present: John Foster, Bob
Lockwood, Paul Luce, Christi Neal, Gary Oberlander, Paul Vance, and Bobby Neal,
Moderator.
Members
absent: Bob Fray, Sally Ingram, and John
Starcke
Paul
Vance opened the meeting with prayer.
Minutes of the 8-4-15 meeting were approved.
Building Usage:
·
Request
from the Heart of America Chorus (Mike Schumacher) to
host a concert
10-2-15
(Friday). Calendar is free. Sanctuary and parlor to be used;
approximately 200 people. Weekend prior
to international competition of Sweet Adelines in Las Vegas. Several quartets to perform; possibly
international groups. Free will offering
will be taken; proceeds to be split among quartets traveling. No charge for use of facility; committee approved building use pending
approval from Finance Committee and Session - SEE "Items to be voted
upon" ABOVE.
Old Business:
·
Air
Conditioning/Furnace -Air works on east side room upstairs on north end; heat exchange unit needs replaced.
Paul expecting written estimate from C&S - probable cost app.
$2,500.
Discussion of replacing unit, which also services work/storage room
for CE, or purchasing portable, safe, infra-red heat unit at much-reduced cost
(units have been researched to be under $200).
Sunday School will use room beginning in September. Committee
requests Session approve funding heat, up to $2,500, for room - SEE "Items
to be voted upon" ABOVE. Theater room - dampers were closed,
causing very little circulation - air and heat now work. Room
201 - air and heat now work. Rooms 1,2,3 first floor - air that went
out on 8-8 now works - repairman fixed wire outside.
·
Roof
Leaks - Still having leaks.
Paul Vance emptied app. 2 gallons from worship storage closet,
south end. New leak found in Room 202. Several miscellaneous
leaks, but inconsistent (different places at different times) except always
worship storage. Will have to wait for
next rains. Low spot on roof is known to
exist, may be causing some problems, such as by pantry. Paul V. will document known leaks. Discussion about whether solar panels can be
raised (if needed) to make repairs.
Christi will assist Paul in investigating roof again.
·
Bug
Extermination - Paul V. sprayed exterior walls using
battery-powered unit - better than pump for large areas. Now seeing dead bugs. Will spray again.
·
Alarm
System - Gary and Christi met on 8-28 with Progressive's
vice-president, Chris Metzler. Not
notified, but received credit for bill in question. Spoke candidly with company about need for
better communication, follow up on service needs. Since meeting, company has sent technician to
install larger magnet on NE door which has intermittently had issues. No problems since - should be no charge as
was part of initial installation. Chris will come to BRPC to assess, give
recommendations, provide written bid on additional security needs in basement
and sanctuary.
Clarification of prior
misinformation: Alarm system
automatically disarms each morning at 6:15 AM and resets each night at 10:30
PM.
·
Door
Fobs - Ten new purchased. Bobby provided copies of updated
list of names. Sally will follow up on
unreturned fobs not in use. Committee
voted to revise policy - charge $10
deposit fee (retroactively) for everyone using a fob. Will cover replacement cost of any fob not
returned. Committee requests Session
approve Revision to Manual of Operations
- SEE "Items to be voted upon" ABOVE.
·
Document
Shredding - Sally and Christi researched companies
who can provide shredding services - church has old records. Five companies listed on spread sheet with
varying options of shredding on site, self-transport, and pick up. Costs were discussed - Bobby will research
more if cheapest company - Mid-West Shredding (with self-transport) will allow
us to watch shredding, guarantees of security, liabilities, etc. Will schedule opportunity for BRPC members to bring in documents from home to be
shredded; will be expected to pay for additional boxes/weight. More info to come.
·
Brightergy/Sunny
Portal - Bobby shared report on solar panels - we are little
ahead - receiving more than our lease
amount each month - not costing BRPC anything.
·
Camera
Additions - Session approved cost for additional
cameras in parking lot, but issue on hold until security needs for building are
addressed.
·
Electrical
Line - Dead tree limb on electrical cable - concerns for
safety. Paul V. unable to make contact
with house south of church; Christi and Pastor Pat also attempted. Talked to KCPL; they sent letter to
homeowners. Issue may be resolved, as
tree debris not on line anymore.
·
South
Fence Repair - Scouts will provide physical labor -
very difficult job - posts set in concrete deep in ground - BRPC will provide
needed materials.
·
Mower
Repair - Paul V. reported that he consulted with repairman
about concerns, noises - was told "no problem" existed. Bearing problem suspected; no repair needed at
this time. Now
know to back up fly wheel each time to start mower. May still need solenoid in future. No cost for consultation. Paul will continue to monitor.
·
Tree
Removal - Committee members approved Mike Schumacher's offer
to cut down, remove dying tree close to music office.
·
Burchett
Tree Replacement - Property will provide Carla Burchett
with info on city trees for sale - busy time for her now.
·
Refrigerator
- Youth
refrigerator not reliable. Christi will
research if KCPL has program to pick up/pay.
No need seen to replace.
·
BRPC
Manual of Operations - Gary is revising the numbers and
adding additional documents to facilitate the new policy for fobs.
New Business:
·
2016
Budget - Bobby presented a proposed draft of Property's line
items for 2016, including the 2015 budget, monies spent thus far this fiscal
year, and projections. The
committee-approved proposal will be presented to Finance Committee.
·
Raytown
Garden Club - Bobby read thank you card; club donated
$75 for building use.
·
Lighting
at Pulpit - Bobby shared info from Bill Melewski
about the need to provide better lighting at the pulpit. A/V Task Force and Worship has discussed the
need for additional light, and Property Committee will research possible
solutions.
Next Meeting: October 6 at 7 PM
Bobby
Neal closed the meeting with prayer.
Respectfully
submitted,
Bobby
Neal
BRPC Property Committee Minutes of August 4, 2015
BUILDING RELATIONS WITH PEOPLE IN CHRIST
Members present: Bobby Neal, John Starcke, Gary Oberlander, Bob Lockwood, Paul Vance, and
Sally Ingram, Christi Neal
Absent but not forgotten: John Foster, Bob Fray Pastor Pat Jackson.
Building usage: None.
Meeting opened with prayer with Bobby Neal.
Approvals: No minutes from July. No meeting held.
Session information: Bobby Neal shared pertinent items from the last Session meeting with the
committee members present.
Old Business:
1) Gary is nearly finished (with‐in the week) with fabrication and it was suggested that he elicit
Mike Pagán to finish with staining the shelves wood and filling/organizing the shelves with
music and organizing when complete.
2) Storage areas that are now clear are being re‐used and organized by Christi Neal as time
allows.
3) Paul noted the old documents that are to be shredded stowed in the upstairs class room.
Christi Neal will investigate a local shredding company to make an on‐sight evaluation and
pricing.
4) Paul Vance remains vigilant on the various roof leaks and Christi Neal noted some roof leak
related mold in the ladies main floor restroom. Our custodian will be alerted and advised
on cleanup.
5) Alarm system installer has sent a bill to BRPC outlining a service call that we are contesting.
Christi Neal is making the calls. There are still small issues that seem to be intermittent. A
request for quote on an addition to the infrastructure will be placed when the bill is
resolved.
6) Elevator issues have been addressed from a rainstorm flooding of the elevator shaft in early
spring but the bill sent seems high for the time spent. So Gary Oberlander will be
investigating with the service provider.
7) Camera additions estimates for parking lot have been submitted to the Finance Committee
for review and hopeful available funds.
New Business:
Gary Oberlander has determined that the south fence that is in need of repair belongs
to the BRPC grounds. The repairs will mostly be from labor, and the removal and
installation of several posts. (Volunteers and donations may be necessary).
There is an electrical line being pulled down low by unattached tree limbs, not on BRPC
property, in the South/East grassy area. This seems to be a dangerous situation with in
any regard so KCPL and the City of Raytown will be contacted by Gary Oberlander and
Christi Neal to find a solution.
The concrete steps and ramp in on the south entrances are shower deterioration. Gary
Oberlander and Paul Vance plan to investigate and come up with options.
In regard to the HOOPS & HOT DOGS events, the Property committee has been asked to
help provide additional “testosterone prone” members during the next event. We
agreed that Gary Oberlander will do some skyhook layups and Paul Vance will
demonstrate his dunking abilities.
The Budget admission for Property Committee was discussed and planned to be
completed and to the Budget Committee will have it by the next session meeting (Sept,
8th).
Due to the amount of information gathering and leg work for the Property Committee
performed by Christi Neal, it is agreed that she is officially a member of our Committee
by default.
Meeting closed with prayer by Christi Neal.
Next planned meeting September 8th 2015.
Minutes submitted by Bobby Neal.
August 20th 2015
One issue not address due to Pat’s absence to remind me, (ahem) there is a desire by many to
have the pulpit lighted better for the better viewing of the recorded services. This matter was
brought up to Bill M. and he will get with Gary O. ideas for some brain storming later this
month.
BN.
BUILDING RELATIONS WITH PEOPLE IN CHRIST
Members present: Bobby Neal, John Starcke, Gary Oberlander, Bob Lockwood, Paul Vance, and
Sally Ingram, Christi Neal
Absent but not forgotten: John Foster, Bob Fray Pastor Pat Jackson.
Building usage: None.
Meeting opened with prayer with Bobby Neal.
Approvals: No minutes from July. No meeting held.
Session information: Bobby Neal shared pertinent items from the last Session meeting with the
committee members present.
Old Business:
1) Gary is nearly finished (with‐in the week) with fabrication and it was suggested that he elicit
Mike Pagán to finish with staining the shelves wood and filling/organizing the shelves with
music and organizing when complete.
2) Storage areas that are now clear are being re‐used and organized by Christi Neal as time
allows.
3) Paul noted the old documents that are to be shredded stowed in the upstairs class room.
Christi Neal will investigate a local shredding company to make an on‐sight evaluation and
pricing.
4) Paul Vance remains vigilant on the various roof leaks and Christi Neal noted some roof leak
related mold in the ladies main floor restroom. Our custodian will be alerted and advised
on cleanup.
5) Alarm system installer has sent a bill to BRPC outlining a service call that we are contesting.
Christi Neal is making the calls. There are still small issues that seem to be intermittent. A
request for quote on an addition to the infrastructure will be placed when the bill is
resolved.
6) Elevator issues have been addressed from a rainstorm flooding of the elevator shaft in early
spring but the bill sent seems high for the time spent. So Gary Oberlander will be
investigating with the service provider.
7) Camera additions estimates for parking lot have been submitted to the Finance Committee
for review and hopeful available funds.
New Business:
Gary Oberlander has determined that the south fence that is in need of repair belongs
to the BRPC grounds. The repairs will mostly be from labor, and the removal and
installation of several posts. (Volunteers and donations may be necessary).
There is an electrical line being pulled down low by unattached tree limbs, not on BRPC
property, in the South/East grassy area. This seems to be a dangerous situation with in
any regard so KCPL and the City of Raytown will be contacted by Gary Oberlander and
Christi Neal to find a solution.
The concrete steps and ramp in on the south entrances are shower deterioration. Gary
Oberlander and Paul Vance plan to investigate and come up with options.
In regard to the HOOPS & HOT DOGS events, the Property committee has been asked to
help provide additional “testosterone prone” members during the next event. We
agreed that Gary Oberlander will do some skyhook layups and Paul Vance will
demonstrate his dunking abilities.
The Budget admission for Property Committee was discussed and planned to be
completed and to the Budget Committee will have it by the next session meeting (Sept,
8th).
Due to the amount of information gathering and leg work for the Property Committee
performed by Christi Neal, it is agreed that she is officially a member of our Committee
by default.
Meeting closed with prayer by Christi Neal.
Next planned meeting September 8th 2015.
Minutes submitted by Bobby Neal.
August 20th 2015
One issue not address due to Pat’s absence to remind me, (ahem) there is a desire by many to
have the pulpit lighted better for the better viewing of the recorded services. This matter was
brought up to Bill M. and he will get with Gary O. ideas for some brain storming later this
month.
BN.
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