| The LPB Executive Committee (ExComm) met at the home of our Secretary, Luke Setzer, at
2819 Dunhill Drive in Cocoa on September 21, 1998. The meeting commenced at 7:00 PM.
Members present were Lee McLamb (Chair), David Hobbs (Vice Chair), Luke Setzer
(Secretary), and Ross Nordeen (Chair of both the Web Site and Membership Committees). 
  Officer Reports:
      Chair: Lee reported that he has done some research on costs associated with
        purchasing pro-Revision 11 signs. The next general meeting will solicit requests to
        purchase and post such signs at legally allowable locations.Vice-Chair: David Hobbs is working on acquiring LPB tee-shirts for
        income-generating sales at LPB events.Treasurer: No report (absent due to death in family).Secretary: No report.Committee Reports:
      Membership: Ross reported that he has updated the database to incorporate the
        latest information gathered from members and potential members.Public Relations: No report (absent).Web Site: Ross reported that the web site continues to improve in both content
        and appearance.Monthly LPB Meeting
      Preview September Meeting: A brief agenda was laid out by the Chair and
        Secretary. The ExComm agreed that a standard agenda item for future socials will be to
        address two "tough topic" items for group discussion. Each items will be granted
        15 minutes of discussion time, with each participant limited to two to three minutes to
        express his opinion on that topic.Determine Projects for September Meeting: The primary focus of the September
        meeting will be on the widespread promotion of Revision 11 in October.Projects and Activities
      OPH Booth: Luke Setzer volunteered to find a location to host October's
        Operation Politically Homeless booth to give David Hobbs more time to set up a tee-shirt
        sale.Revision 11: Ross Nordeen checked on local laws governing the placement of
        campaign signs and will e-mail the ExComm the results of his research. Lee McLamb is still
        investigating the costs of radio and print advertising. Luke Setzer wrote a project plan to bring Revision 11 campaigning into a
        reality, and published it on the LPB web site. Luke will also write a pro-Revision 11
        article for the online magazine Brevard
        Guide, where he contributes a regular column.Adopt-A-Road: The ExComm has agreed not to arrange any trash pick-ups
        along the LPB's assigned strip of road until the Florida Department of Transportation
        erects the LPB's signs.New Projects: No report.Annual Budget: No report.LPB Sign Painting: No report.Open Discussion: The ExComm reviewed some proposed changes to the LPB web site and
    approved them. Luke Setzer will upload those changes to the web site. Meeting adjourned at 9:30 PM.
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