Attendance:
- Timmy Gelles
- Daniel Sprechman
- Britta Schaffmeyer
- Zara Cadoux
- Donnie Gorsuch
- Jon Pressimone
- Meghan Gloyd
- Kevin Baker
- Barry Lloyd
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- Open Board recap
- Discussion about renaming it in the future
- Event Report forms – Timmy created a template for event organizers to complete at the end of the event / league
- Thanksgiving Hat Recap
- Need more board members to attend in the future
- 220 pounds of food donated to Catonsville and Baltimore Highlands charities
- About 60 people
- Fall Pickup Recap
- About 50 people total, 20 per week
- Youth update
- Highschool camp this summer
- Tommy Barber is running it
- June 25-29th. Boys / girls 11-19, from 9 am to 4 pm
- Finalizing youth plan
- Highschool camp this summer
- Indoor Pickup and League
- 50 people on first night. 60 people signed up online 39 guys, 11 women
- Pickup registration will stay open until Friday the 15th
- Indoor League
- Discussed how to do sub list – decided to have an “opt out” option when signing up
- 130 people max (80 guys, 50 women)
- Board Recruitment
- Want more females to apply than just the bare minimum.
- Reaching out to individuals to see if they’re interested
- Rec Council Meetings updates
- CRPC is creating new website
- CRPC / Baltimore Highlands status
- Baltimore Highlands doesn’t want us to be a member of both CRPC and Highlands.
- CMUA Board decided to stay with CRPC
- Still need to communicate with Baltimore Highlands
- Keep in touch with Jody (Baltimore county employee)
- Need to let them know we want to use their Lansdowne fields in the summer, and to keep us in the loop about soccer’s plans with the fields
- Still need to communicate with Baltimore Highlands
- CRPC meeting about status
- Barry, Donnie, Timmy, and Zara met with the CRPC leadership on November 14th
- The current CRPC president had personally witnessed some instances where club teams were disrespectful of youth sports at the field
- CMUA will be creating a Community Agreement form that club teams will need to sign before they can get access to fields
- Open Board recap
- Action: Timmy said he will create this, and type up a guide for how to represent CMUA
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- Need to send CRPC the agreement for review
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- Possible future homes for CMUA programming, in case we leave CRPC
- Howard County Recreation and Parks
- Different setup than Baltimore County: no rec councils
- CMUA would not be in direct charge of league(s); rather, HCRP full-time staff would run ultimate league(s) that CMUA members would sign up for
- CMUA would no longer be able to provide field space to club teams; teams would be on their own with HCRP or other field site owners
- Timmy and Zara will be meeting Jamie Harding with the Towsontowne Rec Council, to determine if it would be a viable option in the future for fields
- Howard County Recreation and Parks
- Spring Offerings
- If we want turf, will probably need to start at 9:00
- Might be hard to get people to sign up for women’s league if it starts that late
- Assume turf time on Mondays / Wednesdays