2025 Annual Meeting » Results
You really want the play by play? Here’s what happened at our Annual Meeting May 18, 2025
Welcome and 2025 Projects
After Jody and Bob welcomed everyone (over 50 attending) to the annual meeting, Bob reviewed the list of projects and thanked volunteers who had worked on them this year so far, including:
Clean out attic
– Nadine & Scott Carter, Max Van Pelt, Noah Chute, Jane Mann, Chip Hobson, Jimmy Petrillo, Rick Biddle & Bob Walker
Stage Handles
– Garrett Hack
Stage Step
– Rick Biddle & Bob Walker
Mower Shed
– Jimmy Petrillo and Bob Walker
Move Book Shelf
– Rick Biddle & Chip Hobson
Paint and Refinish floor and clapboards where Bookshelf was
– Rick, Chip and Bob
Build and Hang Game Closet & Build new Corn Hole boards for RMCC
– Bob Walker
Change Hinges on Stage doors
– Garrett Hack & Rick Biddle
Rake out, seed and mulch parking area and disturbed lawn
– Rick Biddle and Bob Walker
Install motion detector lights on front door and ramp
– Chip Hobson.
Clean out gutters
– Bob Walker
Investigate sound absorbing tiles
– Rick Biddle and Chip Hobson
Financial Report (Chris)
Remaining 2025 Projects
Bob then listed the other projects the Building Committee was planning for this year, which should cost $4,000+ and encouraged folks to renew their memberships and consider additional contributions to help cover these costs. Anyone wishing to help with any of these projects should email Bob or Rick Biddle. Those projects include:
Install sound absorbing acoustic tiles in the main hall
Move RMCA files and filing cabinet to RMCC
Install a combination lock bolt on the front door
Eradicate invasives
Fix and strengthen fence above bank down to Rt. 132
Move Propane Heater and Tank
Refinish/paint blackboard
Improve outhouse cleanout
Curate books in bookshelf and files in filing cabinet
New business
Then Bob and Jodie made moving speeches reflecting on the past and future and officially retired whilst pitching membership sign ups, and contributions (all on website). Then we had some ‘elections’ and administrative and loudmouth duties were foisted upon Sophie Wood, Sarah Blessum, Jenny Sparks, and Chris Coyle, who then talked briefly about how we want to decentralize the jobs at RMCC to be more human to the presidency and then we signed people up for jobs (We’ll take more help! Don’t be shy! Get involved!), made sure all potlucks had hosts and activities (they do), made announcements about upcoming events (above!) and announced and discussed ideas ‘in development’ so stay tuned for more upcoming events!
Phew!
