The Kansas City Region SCCA Board Meeting was called to order by ARE Paula Diehl at The Bar on May 31, 2022 at 7:02 pm.

Board Members present: Paula Diehl, Chris Kern, Greg Cheney, Lisa Kern, Jessica Dorn, Ed Nicholson and Mike McGinley.

Board Member(s) not present: Bill Johnson, Donna Cross, Al Hermanns, and Bob Henson.

Guests: Phil Meredith

SECRETARY’S REPORT: (Ed Nicholson) 
Mike made a motion to approve the minutes; Paula seconded. Motion passed unanimously.

TREASURER’S REPORT: (Jessica Dorn)
April 2022

Starting Cash$19,276.54
Starting CD$83,527.55
Ending CD$83,630.90
Ending Cash$17,337.09
Ending Balance$100,967.99

Ed made a motion to approve the treasurers report; Mike seconded.  Motion passed unanimously.

Current Edward Jones CD Rates:

TERMRATE
3-month1.00%
6-month1.40%
9-month1.75%
1-year2.10%
18-month2.50%
2-year2.75%

What we currently have in CDs:

AMOUNTRATEMATURITY DATE
$12,0000.15%2/27/2023
$12,0000.85%3/8/2023
$28,0002.40%11/20/2023
$31,0000.10%6/2/2022

If we move the $31,000 to a 1-year CD, it would mature around 6/2/2023, which still balances out our attempt to have “regular” access to the CD money without penalties.  

Mike made a motion for 1 year CD a 2.1% and seconded by Chris motion carried.

MEMBERSHIP REPORT: (Paula Diehl)
We have 605 members! 11 brand new members this month.

SOLO REPORT: (Al Hermans)
The solo school and Event #2 were held on April 30 & May 1.  The school had 24 people attend. Event #2 had 119 entries. Event results are posted on the region website.

Sanction requests and insurance certificates have been received and are complete (except auditing for events not yet held) on the national website.

The Starting Line school on July 16 has been confirmed. Registration is available on the national website.

New cone information has been submitted to Jessica (Cost exceeds $500.00 limit on credit card) for ordering.

Our next events are June 18 & 19. Street Survival has been confirmed for August 20. Spread the word.  Volunteers (instructors and course workers) are welcome. Instructors may need to do an online training session if they have not already done so. Registration is available on the national website.

Note: registrations are coming to Paula and she will not be able to chair the event. Paula will reach out to Al to find out. Paula asked Lisa and she was willing to do the class room session. Has all the

RALLYCROSS REPORT: (Nils)
As we once again had to cancel our last event due to rain, we managed to get a reschedule date for event 2 (which we are calling event 2.1) scheduled for June 12th at I-35 raceway in Winston. Two weeks later, on the 26th that we will have our event #3 at Thunder Valley Sand Drags. Doing this successfully accomplished making a Rallycross and Autocross sandwich. 3 weeks of racing in a row! 

KVRG REPORT: (Chris Kern and Mike McGinley)
Had race at Heartland Park and fun, we had a lot of turn out. Do not have all the bills but the income is in about $39,000 in income but more expenses coming in yet. Paid F&C and had to hire some Heartland Park employees to help out.

Ozark coming in three days, Friday through Sunday. As of today 53 to 54 race entries. 32 for test day. Still questionable on making money at this event. Talk about challenge with expenses. We are noting getting the entries we expected but has not materialized.

Chris: Friday will be off a little late, getting a fairly decent worker turnout.

Rocky has put in a article asking for help at Ozark. Will be getting workers from CRF and other regions.

Track night in America June 16th Thursday and offering $50 bucks to help top off gas tank. We need workers  for this event.

WEB REPORT: (Mike McGinley) 
Web site has been up and down a couple of times but for short durations.

Total Visitors: 5858  |  -4.6% 
The number of visitors that accessed the website
Daily average: 195

Sessions:
A session starts when a visitor accesses the website and ends when he or she leaves it.
Daily average: 176   

Total Page Impressions: 27,724  |  9%   
How often the pages of the website are visited. Only pages that contain text and were fully loaded are counted. 

Page Impressions per Session: 4.39   | 1%  
The average number of pages of the website that are visited per session

Top 5 Most Frequently Visited Pages: 

  • Home page
  • solo/live/results_live
  • /autocross/autocross-schedule-and-results
  • /our-racing/autocross
  • /our-racing/road-racing

Bounce Rate: 2.3%   |  -.25%
How many visitors left the website right after the landing page without any further interaction with the website.

Top Key Words
The keywords/phrases with which the website was most commonly found in search engines.

  • Rallycross

ALL PAGES OF ORIGIN
Where site visitors came from, i.e. whether they were transferred to the website from search engines, social networks or online directories, for example. 

  • Direct: 22.81%  |  6.4%
  • Search engines: 55.01%  | 11.2%
  • Social networks: .61%  |  295.3%
  • Others: 21.57%  | 3.4%

OLD BUSINESS

  1. Paula, has been receiving tabs from Texas and others regions are now sending tabs. Jessica collected tabs at Road America.
  2. We need to make some progress on replacing McGinley.

NEW BUSINESS:

  1. Sunday mornings Formula one race at 75th and Neiman Pathlight brewery. See if they would have room our meetings board and general meetings.
  2. Phil, Mike is there a contact for GM Fairfax to have a solo in their lot which is huge? Mike is not sure that there is a good contact at this time.
  3. Jessica asked for items to Checkpoint, several were suggested

UPCOMING EVENTS:
Ozarks: June 4-5 – Majors and TT

Call for motion to adjourn
Mike made a motion to adjourn and Chris second motion passed. Meeting ended at 8:06.

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