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Meeting speaker says November revenues $280,743, urges separate committee for theater roof work
Summary
An unidentified meeting speaker reported November revenues of $280,743 and a 3.4% year-to-date increase, said the figures leave 2026 budget projections unchanged, and recommended the president form a dedicated committee to oversee upcoming theater roof work expected next spring (March–May).
An unidentified meeting speaker, identified in the record as "Unidentified Speaker" (meeting participant), reported that November revenues "came in at $280,743," adding that year-to-date receipts are up about 3.4%. The speaker said those results "did not change our budget projections for 2026," which the group is keeping flat.
The speaker said the only major budget change under consideration is a reallocation tied to "the theater experience." "The only major change that I see now, to the budget is is there's an expense that I'm moving. It's the theater experience," the speaker said, and they noted discussions with a person named Chris about timing. The speaker said the roof project for the theater is expected to "really kick off" next spring, during "March, April, or May."
Because progress on the theater did not advance substantially during the current year, the speaker recommended that "whomever the president is sets a separate committee to really focus on the theater" going into 2026. The speaker framed the committee as a way to "really hone in" on follow-on conversations and decisions that will come after the roof work begins.
The meeting record does not identify the president, committee members, a formal vote on creating a committee, or an exact budget line being moved. Next steps described in the meeting were procedural: the speaker asked attendees to note the timing for the roof project and suggested the president appoint a focused committee in 2026.
