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ILR BOARD MINUTES
Face to Face, Kansas City
March 12 and 13, 1998
Present: Fred Bauer, Barbara Carlomagno, Sally German-Rucker, Kathi
McKinney, Jack Moore, and Jan Wassink, Registrar.
1. The meeting was called to order at 9:30 a.m.1. Motion made by Sally to
approve the minutes of December 17. Jack seconded. 4 yes. Fred abstained.
1a. Motion made by Barbara to approve minutes of January 21 with
corrections. Jack seconded. 4 yes. Fred abstained.
1b. Motion made by Jack to approve minutes of February 18 with
corrections. Kathi seconded. 4 yes. Fred abstained.
2. Budget
Discussion. Final approval was deferred until several line items could
be discussed.
3. Computer Work Station
Motion made by Sally to purchase a new computer work station and
scanner for the office not to exceed $4000. Jack seconded. 5 yes.
4. Digital Photographs
Discussed, no action taken.
5. Mission Statement
Discussed. Jack Moore will consolidate the Board's ideas for further
discussion.
6. Advertising
Money approved for advertising in major industry publications if it is
determined to be the most useful way to communicate with members. Money was allocated to
advertising in two non industry publications (Animal Finder's Guide and Exotic
and Livestock Magazine).
7. Artificial Reproductive Committee
A motion was made by Kathi to form a new ART committee which will
function under the guidelines provided by the attached charge. Barbara seconded. 5 yes.
Motion made by Sally to extend the ART trial period under the existing
temporary rules as found in the 1997 Policy Book, until a decision has been made on the
final report of the new ART Committee. Kathi seconded. 5 yes.
Jack and Barbara will be the liaisons for this committee.
8. Canadian Reciprocity
We will accept a signed and dated copy of the CLAA registration
certificate in lieu of an ILR registration application, provided that the ILR numbers of
the sire and dam are included. All ILR requirements will apply. To prevent duplication of
names of llamas already in the ILR database, (Can) will be added to the end of each CLAA
name submitted in this way.
9. International Camelid Symposium
Request for funding. Declined. 5 no.
Meeting adjourned: 8 p.m.
The meeting was called to order at 10:00 a.m., March 13, 1998.
Present: Barbara Carlomagno, Jack Moore, Kathi McKinney, Sally
German-Rucker, Fred Bauer, and Jan Wassink, Registrar.
1. Mission Statement
More discussion. Returned to Jack who will format a final draft. This
will be sent to the board members for final comment before the April meeting.
2. Survey
Results will be published in the ILReport. Discussion of priorities for
the ILR based on the survey results. A Directory and national promotion were strong
preferences of the members.
3. ILR Directory
Motion made by Jack that the ILR pursue the development of a Membership
Directory for no more than $15,000. Barbara seconded. 4 yes. Fred no. Kathi and Jan will
begin the process.
4. Color Charts
Sally will call for information on the latest color research and
comparable marking and color charts from other livestock registries. She will make
suggestions at the June face to face meeting.
5. Registry Book II
Jan Wassink will proceed if he can obtain enough advertising to cover
the printing cost.
Motion made by Kathi that the ILR purchase the remaining copies of
Volume I of the Registry Book for $6727.50 from Wassink Enterprises. (Volume I was
produced under written contract dated March 1993, for the ILR and Llama Link) Barbara
seconded. 5 yes.
The registrar may now begin advertising and marketing Volume 1 of the
Llama Registry Book for the ILR with no conflict of interest. The book will sell for
$14.95.
6. Bloodtyping
Jan will negotiate the contract with U.C. Davis. (Renewal date is June
1, 1998.)
7. Budget continued
Motion made by Kathi to approve the 1998 Projected Income and Expenses
Schedule with corrections. Barbara seconded. 5 yes.
8. Gelding
Discussion. Motion made by Barbara to change the over-90 day transfer
fee for geldings from $20 to $10. Kathi seconded. 5 yes.
Motion made by Fred that the listing/registration fee for geldings be
reduced from $10 to $5 if the applicant supplies dated proof of gelding signed by a
veterinarian. Kathi seconded. 5 yes.
9. Processing Report
The bugs in the computer program have been eliminated and the
processing report is now computer generated.
10. Conflict of Interest
Motion made by Jack to adopt a Board Policy relative to Board member,
staff and committee member conflicts of interest. Barbara seconded. 5 yes. Jack will draft
a policy for board approval.
Jack Moore left for the Affiliates meeting at 7:07 p.m.
11. Screening
Motion made by Fred to limit photo screening only to animals residing
in North America. Barbara seconded. 4 yes. Jack absent.
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