Hi all, 
What's Ryan's email so we can make sure we egt a ahold of for
reimbursement? 
Best, 
Deb 


On Thu, 2019-01-24 at 14:26 -0800, Bryce Harrington wrote:
> Resolution:
> -----------
> Ryan Gorley is authorized to rent a car for travel to the Inkscape
> Hackfest and SCALE conference in Pasadena, CA from his residence in
> Utah, instead of air travel.
> 
> It is expected that this travel can be made at a total cost within
> the
> travel cap already approved of $2000, and that the cost of the car
> rental and gasoline is roughly on par with the costs of airfare +
> local
> ground transportation + extra baggage fees for video/sound equipment.
> 
> 
> Proposal:
> ---------
> Ryan Gorley will be traveling from Utah to California to attend the
> hackfest.  For this distance, the cost of travel by air is
> commensurate
> with the cost of renting a car and driving.
> 
> Using a rental car will have significant additional benefits,
> including
> being able to bring professional video equipment and a
> guest/assistant.
> 
> 1.  Authorize use of car rental for Ryan Gorley to attend Inkscape
>     hackfest in Pasadena, California, within the normal travel cost
> caps
>     already approved.
> 
>  - [ ]  a.  Yes, authorize car travel for Ryan Gorley.
>  - [ ]  b.  No, do not authorize.
> 
> 
> Votes:
> ------
> 
> > 
> > Board Member         | 1. |
> > -------------------- |:--:|
> > Bryce Harrington     | a. |
> > Josh Andler          | a. |
> > Tavmjong Bah         | a. |
> > Ted Gould            | a. |
> > Martin Owens         | a. |
> > Marc Jeanmougin      |    |
> > Chris Rogers         | a. |
> * - abstaining/recused
> 
> 
> Background:
> -----------
> Ryan Gorley explains:
> 
>     Hey Bryce, last year I captured some video at Boston and SCALE.
> The
>     intention was to create a video about the project. The goal would
> be
>     to educate people on how community run projects like this work,
> and
>     paint a picture of how they can get involved and help. I didn't
>     really have the right gear and a clear enough plan to execute on
> it
>     well. I'd like to make another attempt this year, but with some
>     upgraded video, audio, and lighting equipment from my business.
> 
>     The trick is that if fly to LA I'm pretty limited on what I can
>     bring along in the airplane. I also have a friend who has worked
>     with me on professional video projects in the past that would be
>     interested in joining and helping for the week.
> 
>     For me the cost of a car rental (~$191*) and fuel (1400 miles =
>     ~$150) will be comparable to the cost of an airplane ticket
>     ($188~$288*) and ground transportation to-and-from the airport
>     ($32~$192*). It's more exhausting for me, but I would be able to
>     bring equipment that I wouldn't be able to otherwise, booth
> banners,
>     and likely someone who can help. Both of my personal vehicles are
> a
>     little older so I'm not sure I'd want to drive either of them
> that
>     distance.
> 
>     Do you think the project/SFC would approve me renting a car and
>     spending ~$10/night* more to get a room that would accommodate
> two
>     people? It would be the same number of hotel nights (7) and my
>     friend wouldn't be seeking reimbursement for any of his expenses.
> I
>     would remain well within my allotted budget of $2000 in either
>     scenario. As you know, prices are going up and I need to lock
>     things. Please let me know. Thanks!
> 
> 
> Conservancy travel policy permits use of car rental, with prior
> approval
> by the Inkscape board (PLC):
> 
>     Ground transportation necessary as part of authorized Project
> trips
>     is considered to be a reasonable expense. Public ground
>     transportation, such as taxis, shuttles, buses and municipal
>     transit, are generally the most cost-effective options and are
> the
>     standard for eligible ground transportation reimbursements. All
> car
>     rentals require pre-authorization by the PLC or by an officer of
>     Conservancy. When car rentals have been pre-approved, the rental
> of
>     compact cars is encouraged; mid-size vehicles are authorized when
>     necessary (e.g., when compact-sized vehicles are not available or
>     the number of passengers or volume of baggage makes a compact
>     vehicle impractical).
> 
>     -- https://sfconservancy.org/projects/policies/conservancy-travel
> -policy.html
-- 
Deb Nicholson <d...@sfconservancy.org>
Software Freedom Conservancy



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