Minutes of the LIICL Executive Board Meeting – September 6, 2008
Huntington Library, Huntington, NY
The meeting was called to order by President Steve Romero at 12:00 PM
Attendees:
President: Steve Romero
Tresurer: Absent
Rules Director: Absent
Editor: Bob Rizzo
WebMaster: Absent
Teams:
CSI: Bob Rizzo
Alu C: John Kingsley
Alu D: Ed Rusch
LSF: Bob Standing
EDO: Steve Romero
Others:
Bob Manos
1) Determined Prospective Teams
There are 7 definite returning
teams (5 listed above along with CCC and “Eye of the Storm” which is a renaming
of “The Killer P’s” from last season).
Paul Montenero emailed that he would have a returning CCC team and Mike Pappaceno
told Steve Romero that he would have a team, “Eye of the Storm.” Adrian Celaru
will not return for ALE according to Julian Hodos. ALE and the Honeywell team
alone do not have enough players to form separate teams. Steve Solomon and Mahesh Muttreja can only
play part time. Suresh Muttreja has
agreed to contact Julian Hodos and the others to form a conglomerate of the two
teams from last year. Additional prospective players for that new
team could include Jorge Soto, Walter Thomas, Mahesh Muttreja, Allan Parrish,
and Matt Insogna. That would make 8
teams to start.
2) Determined Team Numbers (selected by picking teams from a hat)
#7 – Alu D, #4 – EDO, #2 – Alu C, #3 – CSI,
#1 – LSF, #6 – CCC, #5 – EOTS, #8 - Alu E/HON
3) Assuming the 8 teams, the 1st Round Pairings (September 19th) are as follows:
LSF (W) vs. AluE/HON (B) – LSF has a bye if an 8th team does not join.
AluC (W) vs. AluD (B)
CSI (W) vs. CCC (B)
EDO (W) vs. EOTS (B)
The rest of the schedule will be determined when the number of teams is finalized.
4) “The Library dates were ratified –
Round 1: Sep
19
Round 2: Oct 03
Round 3: Oct 17
Round 4: Oct 24
Round 5: Nov 14
Round 6: Nov 21
Round 7: Dec 05
Round 8: Dec 12
5) The Treasurer’s Financial Report from Paul Montenero was received by email: The LIICL has a balance of $265 in checking and $161 in savings.
6) Expenses for the year were estimated by Paul at approx. $1413. With dues at $120 per team that would yield revenues of $960 and total funds available for operations at $1,386. That is an estimated $27 shortfall. It was decided that dues can be kept at the current $120/season level.
7) There were no rules changes proposed.
The meeting ended at 12:45 PM