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1965/06/17Date: Place: MINUTES ANAHEIM STADIb~ COMMISSION June 1'7, 1.965 City Hall Conference Room PRESIDING OFFICER: Rector L. Coons, Chairman The meeting was called to order au 2:05 P,M~ by Chairman Coons. PRESENT: COMMISSIONERS Charles Currier Richard Glover Harry Knisely ABSENT: COMMISSIONERS Rex L. Coons, C'hairman Paul Hughes ALSO P~ESEN%: Tom Liegler Alan Watts Phil Hanf Jack Boettner APPROVAL OF MINUTES Glenn Hatfie]_d Doug Farley Cai Winfrey The minutes of June 10, ]965 were approved as written and mailed° OAKLAND STADIUM Mr. Liegler showed newspaper clipping of the new Oakland Stadium with pertinent facts, to the Commissioners for their information~ He explained that the Stadium Office is retaining all information on other stadiums in their files and will relate new information to the StadiumC~m'[s~ion, so they may easily keep abreast of current happenings regarding other stadiums. STADIUM REVIEW COMMITTEE MEETING Mr. Liegler reviewed in detail the items of discussion that were on the agenda of the Stadium Review Committee meeting held j~ne 4, 1965o He explained the basic purpose of the meeting and the decisions made, and will report results of all future meetings of the Stadium Review Committee to the Commission~ OLD BUSINESS Mr. Cai Winfrey and Mr. Doug Farley' were present to further discuss rental costs for the Anaheim Convention Center. Mr. Winfrey was successful in obtaining rental schedules from many facilities in the Southern California area. This information along with the information received by Mr. Liegler will be charted foz further review and to be included in the portfolios~ 1. A minimum fee schedule of all Convention Center facilities should be placed on file but the sales arm shou]d have flexibility in contracting above that minimum. ANAHEIM STADI!IM COMMISSION MiN'UTES June 1.7, '1965 o It was generally agreed by ail.[ pre~et'~t that. a f. ee schedu, le must be determined including a list of basic services. o The room tax generated will be a determining factor in the price, paid by the group using the co_,vention cen'ter~ ,, It is 'not the intent of; the Cit.5' to compete, with other businesses in the area o Mr. Farl. ey was concerned over~ ¸. Growing requests ~c,~' c,,o'nve~otion usage, during tim sumner a.onths when most hotels are already iii[ed to eapacity'~ 20 Local groups wanti'ng prime dates for possible conventions in. f(~t'ure years. Mr. Farl. ey told of a unique room scheduling system w'hich will denote an up-t:o-date- listing of all hotel bedrooms and mee. ti'ng rooms booked on rut:ute dates° This would be valuable to the convention center manager, the sales force, hotel operators, and other businessmen° Mr. Liegler pointed out: t'hat after establishing rental fees, the next step will. be to establish schedulin~olicies. Mr. Winfrey suggested t'hat a convention using a high rate of Anaheim hotel rooms receive a "bonus" by a reduced convention center rental, cost° OPEN HOUSE~DRESS REHEARSAL REVIEW Commissioner Currier reported that 'h.e has been contacted by several groups that are interested in working on this project but as yet he has not been able to meet with Ben Shroeder, and the Chamber of' Commerce° He expects to meet with them next week° Commissioner Knisel.y report:ed that he. will. be in 'Kansas City, Missouri next week and will be viewing the operations of! their con'vention center and stadium° MOTION: Commissioner' Currier moved that the Commission request the City Council. to authorize Commissioner Knisely to act a.s an official representative of the City of Anaheim to inspect t'he convention center and stadium facilities in Kansas City, Missouri, and that the amount of $1.00 be allotted for promotional expenses. Seconded by' Commissioner Gl.ovet~ MOTION C.ARRIED~ ADJOURlqMENT: Commissioner Glover moved to adjour'n the meet. ing at. 4~00 P.Mo, seconded by Commissioner Currier. MOTION CARRIED. ~~ T-~NER, Secretary