I. LETTER TO VARIOUS PLACES INCLUDING THE DOJ
\nII. HOW ABOUT SOME FACTS?
\nIII. MORE SELLING MEMBER COMMENTS – DON’T SEND YOUR BALLOT!
\nIV. TIME IS NOW COMMENTS
\nV. EVENTS<\/p>\n
…Absolutely guaranteed anonymity – Former Musician’s Union officer<\/p>\n
…The one voice of reason in a sea of insanity – Nashville ‘first call’<\/p>\n
scoring musician<\/p>\n
…Allows us to speak our minds without fear of reprisal – L.A. Symphonic musician<\/p>\n
…Reporting issues the Musicians Union doesn’t dare to mention – National touring musician<\/p>\n
Name Withheld<\/p>\n
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I. LETTER OF CONCERN SENT<\/p>\n
FROM A MEMBER:<\/p>\n
Hello! <\/p>\n
Please find attached the Letter of Concern that was mailed
\nto various heritage, press, internal, and government agencies.
\nI have removed all the CCs so as not to put that on the public site.<\/p>\n
Thanks for posting.<\/p>\n
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Re: Proposed sale of Musicians Union\/Musicians Club building and
\nproperty – Vine Street and Lillian Way, Hollywood, CA 90038<\/p>\n
LETTER OF CONCERN<\/p>\n
This letter is being written to communicate to those interested parties of
\nclear opposition to the decision of the Executive Board of the Musicians
\nClub\/Local 47 to sell the real estate property owned in Hollywood, CA.
\nApproval of the sale must be obtained from the membership by
\nreferendum.<\/p>\n
Contrary to the proposal of the elected officials, there is deep concern
\namong the rank-and-file that<\/p>\n
1) the membership strongly disagree with the sale of the union hall,
\nwhich is a Hollywood “mid-century” landmark and our historic home;<\/p>\n
and <\/p>\n
2) the membership has been systematically kept from engaging in
\nregular membership meetings where concrete action might be taken; <\/p>\n
and <\/p>\n
3) the timeline for the process of the sale of the properties has been
\nmanipulated to frustrate any debate; <\/p>\n
and<\/p>\n
4) the Local 47 officers, who have been working towards the sale of this
\nreal estate for six months before making the membership aware of the
\nproposal, are now using every tool at their disposal, including the official
\nnewspaper, phone banks and staff personnel, to influence the outcome of
\nthe vote on the issue.<\/p>\n
Simply put, there is a consensus outside the administration by the few
\nwho have been able to engage in discourse, that the elected officers are
\nseeking a quick fix to a long term problem, i.e. the decrease in revenue
\nto the local. Simply put, we are being hustled and muscled out of our
\nhistoric home without consideration of alternatives to being divested of a
\nwholly owned facility.<\/p>\n
The Executive Board has controlled the timeline regarding communication
\nto the membership and made it impossible to have had any on-the
\nrecord dissent until after the ballots were sent out. The membership-at
\nlarge has had only what the administration has touted via a Special
\nEdition of the Overture. a brochure\/flyer telling us what we might get if
\nwe agree to sell.<\/p>\n
The facts are as follows:<\/p>\n
The property was found listed for sale as of July 7, 2015.<\/p>\n
The required formal resolution to seek sale of the property by the
\nMusician’s Club was made August 11, 2015<\/p>\n
Special Edition of the Overture promotional flyer\/brochure was mailed
\nearly September 2015. It contained an announcement of an
\n“informational meeting” on October 5th with the referendum ballots
\nto be sent October 9, 2015.<\/p>\n
On October 2, 2015 an email notice was sent to members informing
\nus that no votes would be taken at the “informational meeting.”<\/p>\n
The “informational meeting” identified as a Q and A was held October 5,
\n2015. We were reminded that no votes would be taken. There were
\napproximately 120 in attendance. A power point presentation was made
\nincluding that an offer of 24 Million dollars for our four parcels had been
\nreceived. A straw pole was held overwhelming indicating to the Executive
\nBoard that more information was required and that the balloting should
\nbe postponed.<\/p>\n
The Local held two Q and A lunches the following two Tuesdays, October
\n12 and October 20. About 20 persons were at these luncheon events
\nincluding a quorum of the Executive Board and realtors. While, it was
\nacknowledged that the members in attendance did express valid
\nconcerns, President Acosta told those present that the Executive Board
\n“sees no negatives” in the sale of the property.<\/p>\n
Ballots were mailed several days before our quarterly General
\nMembership Meeting of October 26, 2015.<\/p>\n
The Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act, (LMRDA) provides<\/p>\n
standards for union member participation in their governance.
\n——-
\n TITLE I — BILL OF RIGHTS OF MEMBERS OF LABOR ORGANIZATIONS
\nBill of Rights
\n(29 U.S.C. 411)
\nSEC. 101. (a)(1) EQUAL RIGHTS.– Every member of a labor organization
\nshall have equal rights and privileges within such organization to
\nnominate candidates, to vote in elections or referendums of the labor
\norganization, to attend membership meetings and to participate in the
\ndeliberations and voting upon the business of such meetings, subject to
\nreasonable rules and regulations in such organization’s constitution and
\nbylaws.
\n——-
\nThese rights and privileges have also been held to include that the
\nmembership have a “meaningful vote”. It appears that the administration
\nof the Local has made it impossible for alternative views to be shared
\nby the membership- at- large.<\/p>\n
The mailing of the ballots prior to any on-the-record discourse was
\nfollowed by the immediate implementation of phone-banking to get
\nmembers to return their ballots and vote yes. The administration of Local
\n47 has not allowed for alternative voices to mount valid counter
\narguments.<\/p>\n
Also, an independent internet blog, that has followed our internal union
\nissues for a decade and the ONLY SOURCE of unfiltered communication<\/p>\n
(a place where members could post anonymously avoiding reprisal ) went
\ndown only days after posting member comments in reaction to the initial
\npromotional mailing. Currently the website is up but the ability to send
\nupdates to subscribers is not.<\/p>\n
Additionally, we are concerned about the validity of the ballot process.
\nWe are told that the mail-in ballots will be collected as they come in and
\nstored in our Secretary -Treasures office. Ballots are then to be counted
\nby our Local 47 Election Board and designees. Generally our Election
\nBoard only counts those votes taken at membership meetings, not the
\nminimum 3000 plus ballots that will be needed to be counted for this
\nreferendum. Given the magnitude of this referendum-a 24 Million dollar
\ntransaction- certainly the voting membership deserve the services of a
\nprofessional election company. This is how we conduct our biennial
\nelections where no tangible assets are involved.<\/p>\n
The Executive Board of the Musician’s Club is also the Executive Board
\nof Local 47, AFM. We were told that this is not unusual in the case of
\na 501 (c) (2).<\/p>\n
However, the Local used the Club as a shield to keep the membership
\nfrom taking control of this ill advised proposal. We believe that the
\nhistorical lack of virtually any corporate formalities by the Club and the
\nexchange of monies without interest between the two entities provides
\nthe Attorney General power to disregard this artificial barrier.<\/p>\n
Indeed, since 2008, the 990 Form filed by the Musician’s Club has
\nreported a large loan and subsequent larger added sum by Local 47
\nas a secured note owed to an unrelated third party. This is not the
\ncase. It is an unsecured note owed to a related third party. Musicians
\nClub\/ Local 47.<\/p>\n
Between 2005 and 2009, nearly one million dollars was used to build
\nrehearsal rooms and refurbish our auditorium. Both of these projects
\nwent far over the initial budget estimates. Why would the administration
\nhave committed to such a large capital investment when it was clear that
\nrevenue was on the decline? Was this a way to intentionally spend down
\ncash reserves in order to try and justify what they are doing now? On the
\nother hand, the administration made a million dollar building
\nimprovement to upgrade the union hall for the benefit of future
\ngenerations. Absent gross negligence, this would not have been done if
\nthe union was in financial trouble.<\/p>\n
As stakeholders in this property, we have requested a halt of this
\nreferendum until the rank-and-file has been given reasonable forum for
\non-the-record input, including a substantial amount of time to consider
\nthis momentous event, plus full disclosure of the administration’s efforts
\ntoward the sale, and, if it comes to a vote, an independent agency to
\nverify and count the ballots.<\/p>\n
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II. HOW ABOUT SOME FACTS?<\/p>\n
As most of you know, another RA-RA sales pitch has gone
\nout from the Local spending our dues to push the building
\nsale.<\/p>\n
And once again there are no dissenting voices included,
\nthough dues money from all of us is being used to pay for it.<\/p>\n
The misinformation has become laughable, so we thought
\nwe’d provide you with some facts.<\/p>\n
The recent mailing proudly lists the Building Committee as
\nMike Barone, Michael Davis, Lisa Haley, Allen Fogle,
\nand Jon Papenbrook.<\/p>\n
Only problem is there have been no meetings of the
\nbuilding committee, so it’s not even active yet, the
\nfolks names are being used in the sales pitch though.
\nWe don’t even know if those on the committee actually
\nsupport the sale.<\/p>\n
A BRAND NEW BUILDING?<\/p>\n
Qoute from the pitch –
\n\u201csell the aging Vine Street property so we are able
\nto move into new state of the art facilities.”<\/p>\n
That NEW STATE OF THE ART building is 47
\nyears old, has been sitting empty for 7 years, and
\non the market for 2 years. And it is in a pretty
\nsorry state if you’ve taken a look.<\/p>\n
FINANCIAL FACTS ABOUT THE LOCAL<\/p>\n
The Local has ZERO debt. It has approx. $975,000 in CDs,
\ninvested in multiple places. The Local has always had
\nenough money to pay CASH for all of the repairs or
\nimprovements and even new buildings, i.e. the rehearsal
\nrooms.<\/p>\n
The Local has spent over a million dollars on the property
\nin the last few years. The rehearsal building was $530,000.
\nThe auditorium remodel was $360,000. The remodeling on
\nbehalf of the Federation west coast offices moving in was
\naround $100,000.<\/p>\n
A new chiller for the bulk of the AC for the building was
\n$65,000. The Club “CLUB 47” generates income – $290,000
\nin 2014. The property tax gets paid, some money gets paid
\nto the local on the two loans for the rehearsal building and the
\nauditorium remodel, and barring any other major expenses for
\nthe building, the rest gets turned over to the local. That is in
\nthe club bylaws.<\/p>\n
So the idea that the Local can not afford a new roof at this
\npoint is really not true. They will likely end this year in the
\nblack as they have laid off at least four employees in the last
\nfew years, have not replaced our computer system admin,
\nCandi, who sadly passed away.<\/p>\n
They have almost undoubtedly cut legal expenses- I think
\nin 2013 they spent well over $200,000 of the members
\nmoney on that- so the desire and rush to sell 817 Vine
\nhas to be about something else.<\/p>\n
Not because they can\u2019t figure out a way to pay for the roof.
\nIn late 2012 and the first half of 2013 they came up with
\n$460,000 to pay the federation back work dues that the Local
\nowed them. They will take in at least 4 million this year in
\ndues; they have shrunk the staff and have hopefully curbed
\nexcess spending on lawyers- but they still want at least 10
\nmillion dollars\u2026.!<\/p>\n
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III. MORE SELLING MEMBER COMMENTS – DON’T SEND YOUR BALLOT!
\n[Are they finally admitting that the VOTE is a fraud after all?]<\/p>\n
———————<\/p>\n
2) I just got off the phone with employee ——- ——-
\nfrom 47 asking that if you received the ballot to mail it back.<\/p>\n
They have the union employees on a phone bank again.<\/p>\n
He referred to it as to sell the union and purchase
\nthe property. Interesting.<\/p>\n
Not whether to vote to sell or not, just to sell the
\nproperty.<\/p>\n
If I understand correctly why do they feel 47 need to make
\nthe call for “YES” or “NO” when they are counting
\non receiving enough combined ballots to qualify to allow them to
\nsell one way or the other, if I understand this correctly.<\/p>\n
If they don’t get enough yes or no ballots combined they
\ncan’t do anything. Which I believe is the best response to
\nthis problem.<\/p>\n
By not mailing the ballot back it becomes a “mutt” subject.
\nAnd I do mean a mutt subject!<\/p>\n
Hang on to your wallets. The next sound you hear is your
\nunion at work liquidating your Club 47 dollars for their
\nbenefit.<\/p>\n
They are using Club 47 as if it was theirs to do what they
\nplease under the provisions of the Club.<\/p>\n
[From a COMMITTEE member: I think this voter is correct,…
\njust don’t send back your ballot.<\/p>\n
The Local just sent yet another mailer…postcard that has
\nseveral members photos on it saying.. “we all agree”…
\nyada yada.<\/p>\n
Again, totally one sided mailing, not including dissenting voices.
\nUsing our dues in a totally one-sided campaign.<\/p>\n
So far, they obviously don’t have the ballots they need even
\nto make the referendum viable.<\/p>\n
The administration does not have a Plan B to the failure of the sale
\nof Vine. A sale that would generate a large pot of money to continue
\ndoing business as usual.<\/p>\n
We, the membership can!]<\/p>\n
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Comment:<\/p>\n
Congratulations to those who got the union to have another meeting
\nregarding the sale of 47’s property. Although many of us are against
\nthis for multiple reasons, it is hard to speak up in fear of future
\nrepercussions from our union officers who are putting on the hard
\nsell on this and whom we all know do not treat everyone equally.<\/p>\n
Maybe the union officers should be recused from this meeting
\nso the membership can speak freely.<\/p>\n
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IV. MORE COMMENTS<\/p>\n
does this move secure the future of the membership? The only
\nmember revenues into the local are regular dues and work dues
\npaid under a CBA. I haven’t heard anything of substance that
\ntells us that the Local, (no matter where they re-locate) has a
\nconcrete plan to raise this revenue.<\/p>\n
Even with the promise of the significantly increased property
\ntax being paid by our inherited restaurants businesses…does
\nanyone think this is a good investment strategy?<\/p>\n
How long will the left over money last? Oh…yes! We are told
\nthe administration will invest the monies not sucked up by
\na relocation to secure …whose future?<\/p>\n
One of our colleagues said it best…” You can’t let them sell….
\nin 10 years there will be no music business…but the building
\nwill be worth 50 million dollars!”<\/p>\n
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Did you get the new sales pitch postcard form the Local?
\nPresident Acosta talks about fixing financial imbalances.
\nWhy doesn’t he get specific?<\/p>\n
Contractors, players and clients agree. The RMA has destroyed
\nthis locals and the afms finances. get them removed from
\ncontract negotiation. Remove them form any role that can affect
\nour getting work back.<\/p>\n
=================================<\/p>\n
V. EVENTS<\/p>\n
DEAN AND RICHARD<\/p>\n
DEAN AND RICHARD are now playing every third Friday
\nat Culver City Elks 7:30pm-10;30pm,
\n11160 Washington Pl.
\nCulver City, 90232
\n310-839-8891<\/p>\n
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LA WINDS JAZZ KATS 584<\/p>\n
NO COVER, NO MINIMUM.
\nEvery 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month at Viva Cantina
\n7:30-10:00.
\n900 Riverside Drive, Burbank.<\/p>\n
Free parking across the street at Pickwick Bowl.
\nCome hear your favorite charts played the way they
\nshould be. <\/p>\n
We are in the back room called the Trailside Room. <\/p>\n
Come on down. Guaranteed to swing.<\/p>\n
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12\/2\/15<\/p>\n
FREE ADMISSION GLENDALE NOON CONCERTS
\nEvery FIRST & THIRD WEDNESDAY at 12:10-12:40 pm<\/p>\n
On Wednesday DECEMBER 2, 2015 at 12:10-12:40 pm
\nJAZZ CONCERT:
\nDON RADER – Trumpet
\nGARY SOLT – Guitar
\nBios:
\nhttp:\/\/allmusic.com\/artist\/don-rader-mn0000191281
\nhttp:\/\/mi.edu\/about-mi\/faculty\/gary-solt\/
\nInteresting interview with Don Rader:
\nhttp:\/\/jazzpro.nationaljazzarchive.org.uk\/interviews\/Don%20Rader.htm<\/p>\n
RELAX DURING YOUR LUNCH HOUR WITH LIVE MUSIC<\/p>\n
(Please note!!) NEW LOCATION:
\nThe Sanctuary at GLENDALE CITY CHURCH
\n610 E. California Ave. (at Isabel)
\nGlendale CA 91206
\n818 244-7241
\nMap & venue info http:\/\/glendalecitychurch.org\/index.php\/location.html
\nMore info email glendalesda@gmail.com
\n*************************************
\nUPCOMING CONCERTS in the same series:
\n(every FIRST & THIRD WEDNESDAY at 12:10-12:40 pm;
\nprograms subject to change)<\/p>\n
DECEMBER 16, 2015
\nOBOE RECITAL
\nWorks by JOHN SCOTT & PAUL HINDEMITH
\nCatherine Del Russo -oboe
\nMark Robson – piano<\/p>\n
JANUARY 6, 2016
\nVIOLIN RECITAL
\nALBERTO GINASTERA (Celebrating Ginastera’s Centenary!)
\nPampeana No.1, Op.16 (1947)
\nJOHANNES BRAHMS
\nViolin Sonata No.3 in D minor, op.108
\nJacqueline Suzuki – violin
\nRosa LoGiudice – piano<\/p>\n
JANUARY 20, 2016
\nCHOBRATY Brass Duo
\nMichael Vlatkovich – trombone
\nWillian Roper – tuba
\nhttp:\/\/roperarts.com\/chbrty.htm<\/p>\n
CONCERT UPDATES:
\nhttp:\/\/www.glendalenoonconcerts.blogspot.com<\/p>\n
MORE FREE CONCERTS:
\nhttp:\/\/www.edendaleupclose.blogspot.com<\/p>\n
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11\/28\/15<\/p>\n
San Fernando Valley Symphony Orchestra
\n James Domine, Music Director, Presents in Concert
\n Saturday Evening, November 28, 2015, 7:30 PM
\nJanet & Ray Scherr Forum Theatre
\nThousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza<\/p>\n
Rimsky-Korsakoff
\nScheherazade<\/p>\n
MTAC Concerto Competition Winners:<\/p>\n
Saint-Saens Cello Concerto in A minor (excerpts)
\nAliya Hunter, cellist<\/p>\n
Elgar Cello Concerto in E minor, 1st movement
\nIsaac Yun, cellist<\/p>\n
Liszt Piano Concerto in E-flat major, 1st movement
\nDevon Valdez, pianist<\/p>\n
Tickets are available on the website:
\n http:\/\/www.sfvsymphony.com\/
\nAt the Theater Box Office
\nBy calling (818) 347- 4807<\/p>\n
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12\/5\/15<\/p>\n
CULVER CITY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA<\/p>\n
Opening Concert
\nOpenings and Breakthroughs<\/p>\n
We open our 2015-16 Season Saturday., December 5, 2015, 8:00PM
\nVeterans Memorial Auditorium, 4117 Overland Ave. and Culver Blvd.
\nCulver City, CA 90230. Free parking, entrances from Culver Blvd.
\nMAP LINK<\/p>\n
To mark our return to Culver City, we present our largest orchestra
\nof the season with Frank Fetta and a thrilling young musician,
\nAlexander Agate.<\/p>\n
We are back after another “Best of the Westside 2015,”
\nThe Argonaut, while in Marina del Rey.
\nA perfect musical start to the holiday season. <\/p>\n
Each work on the concert was a breakthrough for the composer in
\nmaturity-Prokofiev, artistically-Tchaikovsky, or led to greater
\nrecognition-Humperdink. <\/p>\n
These breakthroughs led to openings and advancement in the
\ncomposers’ musical lives. LINK<\/p>\n
This concert is under the direction Conductor\/Music Director-Frank Fetta.<\/p>\n
This performance is made possible in part by a
\nGrant from Los Angeles County Arts Commission. <\/p>\n
PROGRAM, December 5, 2015<\/p>\n
Openings and Breakthroughs<\/p>\n
Engelbert Humperdink: Overture from “Hansel und Gretel” (1893)<\/p>\n
Serge Prokofiev: Piano Concerto, No. 1 (1911-12)
\nAlexander Agate-Piano, Young Adult Division Winner,
\nParness Concerto Competition-2014 <\/p>\n
Pyotr Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 4 (1878)<\/p>\n
Admission Charge <\/p>\n
$10: GEN ADMN. At Veterans Memorial Auditorium the evening
\nof the performance and on-line: TICKETS LINK<\/p>\n
$5: 13-17 years of age and under.
\nBox Office the evening of the performance. <\/p>\n
Free: Ages 6-12, when accompanied by an adult.<\/p>\n
The Box Office opens at 7:00PM the evening of the concert.<\/p>\n
Members of SoCal Symphony Society receive two free tickets to the Dec.
\n5, 2015, Jan. 30, 2016 and Apr. 2, 2016, concerts, available at the box
\noffice the evening of the concert. You can purchase your membership
\nnow, through this e-mail, see below, at the concert, or on our website: <\/p>\n
MEMBERSHIP LINK <\/p>\n
Your membership is part of the music making. Please support
\nClassical Music, CCSO and support your musical and social life.<\/p>\n
Regards,
\nMatthew Hetz, President and Executive Director
\nCulver City Symphony Orchestra
\nSoCal Symphony Society
\ninfo@culvercitysymphony.org
\nwww.culvercitysymphony.org <\/p>\n
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12\/6\/15<\/p>\n
ASMAC HOLIDAY LUNCHEON<\/p>\n
Please Join in the Holiday Spirit with old and new friends.<\/p>\n
Mingle and Sing-A-Long with the ASMAC Holiday Voices
\n(a 14 piece choral group directed by Sally Stevens & Ian Freebairn Smith)
\nand shop early for the holidays.<\/p>\n
No-host cocktails, silent auction, raffle, gourmet buffet brunch, and entertainment.<\/p>\n
Sunday, Dec. 6, 2015 – 11:30am.
\nASMAC \/ LA Jazz Society Holiday Brunch
\nAt Catalina’s Jazz Club – Hollywood<\/p>\n
Guests $60 each
\nLAJS members $50 each (maximum 2)
\nASMAC members $50 each (maximum 2)
\nEntertainment & Dessert only – check-in at 1pm – $20 each<\/p>\n
For more information please call 818.994.4661 <\/p>\n
================================<\/p>\n
You can read all previous offerings at:http:\/\/www.responsible47.com
\nUNTIL NEXT TIME,
\nTHE COMMITTEE FOR A MORE RESPONSIBLE LOCAL 47<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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