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Please note the changes to Rule 9 & Rule 20(c) for the 2016 season
22. PROTESTS, CLAIMS & DISCIPLINE see Rules Part 3 & 4
The competition shall be called the NEWARK CLUB CRICKET ALLIANCE
To promote interest & competition in weekend cricket.
a) The competition shall consist of as many clubs as shall be decided annually by the Management Committee.
b) Applications for membership of the competition shall be made to the Secretary in writing before 1st October, i.e.18 months before the season in which a club commences playing in the competition. (Exceptions dealt with by Management Committee). All applicants must be members of their County Cricket Board.
c) Applications in writing shall comprise:
c1. A Club's current fixture list
c2. Details of ground & facilities
c3. Any other relevant information
**A Membership Application form can be requested from the League Secretary, downloaded or emailed.
d) Member Clubs wishing to resign from the competition shall do so in writing to the League Secretary by 1st October following the season in which they last competed otherwise they will incur a £50 fine.
e) 11 Clubs per division shall be a maximum.
f) A Club may not have more than one team in any division of the league.
g) Members must belong to their County Cricket Board.
h) Each club should satisfy the management committee as to the suitability of its constitution, administration and playing facilities to enter and remain in membership of the league. Any Club failing to maintain satisfactory conduct and playing facilities may be disqualified from promotion or excluded from membership of the league.
i) League Management Committee recommends a 30 mile radius from Newark for new clubs joining league. From 2014 season.
Management Committee comprising the Chairman, Vice Chairman,
Secretary, Treasurer, Press Official plus six elected officers each to
represent one division of the league shall govern the competition. Any proposed
alterations to the rules must be submitted in writing to the Secretary by 30th
September of that year. A majority of at least two thirds of the clubs present
at the AGM will be needed to change the rules. Any club failing to attend the
AGM will be liable to a fine at the Management Committee's discretion.
An ex-officio President shall be elected each year at the AGM. An
ex-officio President shall be elected each year at the AGM.
a) Each new club shall pay a joining fee of £2.00 to the Treasurer by the 30th October of the year before they begin playing in the competition.
b) The annual subscription to the competition will be £30.00 for each team. In the event of a team failing to pay a subscription by the 1st May, the subscription for that team for the year in question shall be DOUBLED to £60.00. Any Club failing to pay its annual subscription by the end of the playing season shall have to apply for re-election by the full body of members at the following AGM.
c) All moneys shall be banked in the name of the Newark Club Cricket Alliance with the Yorkshire Bank plc, withdrawals to be made on any two signatures of the Treasurer, Chairman, Vice Chairman and Secretary.
d) Two auditors may be elected annually from any two clubs in membership, but not including any member of the Management Committee.
e) Any club failing to send a representative to the leagues Annual General Meeting (AGM) shall be fined £30.00
f) Club information form if not returned by March 31st a £30-00 fine will be imposed.
g) All clubs to have banking facilities to deal with fees, fines and receive awards.
Should the competition be dissolved, any funds in hand will be donated to the Nottinghamshire Cricket Board Limited and Lincolnshire Cricket Association in proportion to the number of clubs from each County in the competition at that time. Any trophies held by the competition shall be donated to the Notts & Lincs Cricket Associations as the Management Committee deems fit.
The competition shall provide annually for a Championship and Runners-up prize for all divisions that will be awarded to the successful clubs that attend the presentation ceremony held after completion of the A.G.M. It is stressed that the vote carried at the A.G.M. in 2002 insisted that a representative of the successful club must attend to receive the prize or else it will be forfeited.
a) SPECIAL ATTENTION IS DRAWN TO THE FOLLOWING:-
The England and Wales Cricket Board insist that ALL clubs with junior and youth members MUST now appoint a Child Welfare Officer. Each club playing in the Newark Alliance is responsible for ensuring that team managers, coaches, umpires and any other volunteer helpers have undergone the required CRB checking. Please read the ECB publication 'Safe Hands - Welfare of Young People in Cricket', October 2003 for further information.M.C.C. Laws shall be adhered to, except where modified by the Newark Club Cricket Alliance rules including the following:- In respect of the NEW laws introduced in October 2000, the 5 run penalties shall NOT be implemented. In circumstances when an umpire feels that the 5 run penalty would have applied, a full report should be sent to the Management Committee and will be dealt with under the league disciplinary code. N.B. The 5 run penalty when the ball touches helmets, articles of clothing etc. is still valid.
b) To update ECB Fast bowling directives Rule (10). Done Automatically.
Current ECB Fast Bowling Directives
Under 13 - Maximum 5 overs per spell - 2 spells per match i.e. maximum 10 overs per day
Under 14/15 - Maximum 6 overs per spell - 2 spells per match i.e. maximum12 overs per day
Under 16/17 - Maximum 7 overs per spell - 3 spells per match i.e. maximum 18 overs per day
Under 18/19
- Maximum 7 overs per spell - 3 spells per match i.e. maximum 18 overs per day
Having completed a spell, the bowler cannot bowl again from either end until an equivalent number of overs to the length of his spell have been bowled from the same end. Interruptions to play shall reduce this requirement by one over at each end for every 7 minutes of interruption.For the purposes of these directives, a fast bowler is defined as one to whom a wicket keeper in the same age group, would, in normal circumstances, stand back to take the ball.
c) Overseas Players
1) The onus is on NCCA Member Clubs to satisfy themselves that overseas players have the right to play league cricket in accordance with UK Border Agency visa regulations.
2) The NCCA defines overseas players in accordance with ECB regulations and guidelines."
d) Wearing of helmets - Under 18 years of age
All cricketers under the age of 18 shall wear a helmet, and boys an abdominal protector, whilst batting.All wicket keepers under the age of 18 shall wear a helmet whilst standing up to the stumps (and boys keeping wicket will wear an abdominal protector at all times).Helmets must be worn by under 13's fielding within 11 yards (10 metres) of the middle stump, under 15's fielding within 8 yards (7.3 metres) and under 18's within 6 yards (5.5 metres). All boys shall wear abdominal protectors whilst fielding within the distances quoted for their age group. A fuller explanation is contained in a dossier available from your Cricket Association.
a) A team failing to field a full XI will not be loaned fielders by the opposing side.
b) In the event of a member of the fielding side being injured, the batting side may provide a substitute at their own discretion without prejudicing their rights under Rule 9.
c) If a Club with more than one team find it necessary to call off a fixture, it MUST be their lower division fixture that is cancelled. See also 15(e).
a) Before the commencement of each match both captains MUST insert the first and second name of each of his players on the official match result form, clearly indicating the ages of all players up to (and including) nineteen years. The form should then be lodged with the official scorers but made available to the umpires so that they are aware of under-aged participants. (See Rule 10)
b) Each match shall be of no more than 80 overs (40 overs per side). Captains may agree before the toss of the coin to play no fewer than 40 overs (20 overs per side).
No bowler to bowl more than 20% of his side's agreed number of overs.
c) The number of overs may be reduced due to weather conditions after play has started provided both captains agree. No match will be reduced to fewer than 40 overs (20 overs per side)
d) If a side batting first is bowled out in fewer than it's allotted overs the side batting second will NOT be allowed to use the remainder.
a) Weather permitting, ALL matches will begin at 2.00 pm from April to August. ALL matches will start no later than 1.00 pm from September 1st. Teams failing to achieve a prompt start will be liable to a fine (not exceeding £5.00) decided by the Management Committee.
b) The tea interval shall be of not more than 30 minutes duration, usually to be taken between innings. Where clubs provide teas, a minimum of 11 teas must be paid for. The current maximum charge for teas is £30.00 - this will be reviewed annually by the Management Committee.
c) All matches to finish by 8.30 pm from April to August and by 7.30 pm in September. If the agreed number of overs has not been completed when stumps are drawn, the game shall be declared a 'No Result'.
a) League Tables shall be constructed on a points basis.
b) In the event of two or more teams being tied on points, the positions shall be decided firstly by any failure(s) to fulfil fixture(s) Rule 15(e) and should they still be equal by the difference between each team's average of runs scored per wickets lost and its average of runs conceded per wickets taken throughout the season. Incomplete matches to be included.
c) The team scoring the most runs in the allotted overs of a match shall be the winner. There shall be no such result as a Drawn Game.
d) Points shall be awarded thus: 4 for a win, 3 to each side in a tied game, 2 to each side for a no result. 4 to the aggrieved side in the event that their opponents fail to fulfil a fixture.
e) In the event of a team failing to fulfil a fixture, for the first instance of default a total of 4 points will be deducted from the record of the defaulting team which will also be fined an amount decided by the Management Committee (currently £10.00 for each match). For the second failure to fulfil a fixture a further 8 points will be deducted and after that an additional 12 points deducted for every subsequent unfulfilled fixture and The Management Committee will meet after the third default with the potential outcome being the expulsion of the defaulting team from the League.
f) Promotion and Relegation as follows:- Div ONE - 2 relegated; Div TWO - 2 promoted & 2 relegated; Div THREE - 2 promoted & 2 relegated; Div FOUR - 2 promoted & 2 relegated; Div FIVE - 2 promoted & 2 relegated; Div SIX - 2 promoted & 2 relegated; Div SEVEN - 2 promoted.
If any unforeseen circumstances arise, the Management Committee will then decide on the structure of promotion and relegation. A new club applying for membership to the league would be accomodated in a Division to suit its strength provided there was a vacancy.
g) If a club qualifies for promotion to a division where they already have a team then this qualification will be forfeited. If a club should be relegated to a division in which it already has a team, the decision of the Management Committee shall be final.
a) Each team shall play the other teams in their league twice per season.
b) All fixtures shall be arranged for Sundays unless clubs concerned mutually agree to play on a Saturday or Bank Holiday. All clubs must attend a meeting to be called in November or December each year to finalise the fixture lists. This meeting is of such fundamental importance to the smooth running of the League that failure to attend will carry a compulsory fine of £50.00. When a Club has finalised its fixture list, a copy must be lodged with the Secretary of the competition. The name by which a club registers at the fixture meeting will stand for the following season.
c) Where BOTH teams AGREE and a minimum of seven day's notice is given to the divisional secretary, fixtures can be changed after publication of the official list. A firm revised date must be advised to the divisional secretary immediately - no matches left T.B.A. If the teams CANNOT agree then no changes to the fixture list will be allowed after 1st April. (See also Rule 17(c)).
d) Home teams will always be liable for the preparation of good wickets, in keeping with the ambitious standard of the competition and shall be answerable to the Management Committee (under Rule 14) in the event of a protest being lodged.
e) See also Rule 11(c).
a) No match shall be called off, other than for bad weather. Any other problem MUST be referred to and approved by the Management Committee.
b) A home team deciding their ground is unfit by reason of the weather must inform the opposition in ample time taking into account the starting time of the match, the distance the opposition have to travel and the time required to inform their entire squad.
c) By mutual agreement of clubs, a fixture may be transferred to the ground of the original away side. If such a match is called off, the original home team will be responsible for informing the secretary of the competition.
d) Matches failing to start due to adverse weather shall be classed as 'No result'
a) Each team shall provide a ball (together with a spare) for use when fielding.
b) The match balls shall be standard quartered Grade 'A' - approved by the captains & umpires prior to the toss for innings.
(Please also refer to RULE 10 with regard to your club's responsibility)
a) Each team should provide one umpire.
b) In the event of only one team providing an umpire any REASONABLE expenses incurred should be shared between BOTH teams. The said umpire shall stand at the bowling end throughout the match and a player of the batting side shall officiate at square leg throughout the match. This arrangement can be waived with the agreement of both captains.
c) In the event of neither side providing an umpire, players of the batting side shall carry out the full duties of the umpires.
Captains, as far as possible, shall ensure that all players are correctly attired; with special regard to the bowlers.
a) Each club shall provide a competent scorer. The scorers in each game to compare records at the end of play. The discovery of an error materially affecting the result, after stumps have been drawn, shall be reported immediately to the Management Committee via the Divisional Secretary.
b) It is the HOME side's responsibility to ENTER RESULT & SCORESHEET details in full on the Play Cricket Website. Failure will incur a one point deduction from the league table.
c) To start April 2015 season. All RESULT SHEETS WILL BE COMPLETED IN FULL on the Play-Cricket Website by the HOME Team's rep; by 23.59 on the MONDAY following the game. This then to be confirmed as correct by the AWAY Team's rep by 23.59 on the WEDNESDAY following the game. (Failure to do so by the club/clubs involved will incur a one point penalty from the league table. When the home team have completed the result sheet the away team will be given 48 (Forty Eight Hours) to confirm as correct.)
d) Clubs must provide and maintain a comprehensive list of their players names on their play cricket web-site and no player shall be allowed to play for that club unless registered at least 24 hours in advance of the game taking place.
e) Clubs to
fill in Team Sheet cards supplied by League. To be handed at toss to each team captain.
Each club shall be responsible for its own insurance liability when playing fixtures in this competition.
0. a) Any club lodging a protest or claim must deposit the sum of £10.00 for each such protest or claim.
b) Such protests or claims must be lodged with the Secretary of the competition within three clear days, not including Sunday, following the match concerned.
c) Neither club involved shall have a vote when the Management Committee judges the matter.
d) Deposits shall be forfeited when protests or claims are not upheld. When they are upheld, the deposit shall be returned and the defaulting club shall be dealt with as the Management Committee deems fit.
e) If the fine(s) are not paid within fourteen days of a defaulting club being notified, the club will be dealt with as the Management Committee deems fit.
f) Any fines imposed as above must be lodged with the Treasurer.
g) The NCCA is set to fully adopt ECB Code of Conduct & Spirit Of Cricket protocols. This will follow the same principle as the SNCL and other leagues.
1. CODE of
CONDUCT and SPIRIT OF CRICKET
(a) Code of Conduct
(i) The League under the auspices of the ECB is committed to maintaining high standards of behaviour and conduct.
(ii) The captains are responsible at all times for ensuring that play is conducted within the Spirit of Cricket as well as within the Laws.
(iii) Players and team officials must at all times accept the umpire's decision. Players must not show dissent at the umpire's decision or react in a provocative or disapproving manner towards another player or spectator.
(iv) Players, team officials, match officials, spectators and supporters shall not assault nor attempt to assault, verbally abuse, intimidate, use crude, offensive/abusive language (known as "sledging") or racially abusive language nor make any offensive gestures/actions towards match officials, opponents or other persons, nor deliberately distract an opponent.
(v) Clubs must take adequate steps to ensure the good behaviour of their members and supporters towards players and umpires.
(vi) It will be the duty of any League Official, club official or match official to notify the League Secretary, in writing, of any breach of this Code within seven days of the offence. Where an umpire identifies a breach of this Code by another umpire, the umpire must also inform the League Secretary, in writing, within seven days of the offence.
(vii) Player, cricket officials and match officials shall not make public, press or media comment which is detrimental to the League, any club or the game in general.
(i) A match will be from the time that the toss is made until the time both umpires finally leave the ground after the match, and includes all intervals or interruptions in play during the match.
(ii) For the purposes of this Code, a match official is deemed to be an umpire or scorer; a cricket official is deemed to be an official member of any cricket club or cricket organisation.
(b) Spirit of Cricket There are two Laws which place the responsibility for the team's conduct firmly on the captain. (Laws 1.4 and 42).
Responsibility of Captains
The captains are responsible at all times for ensuring that play is conducted within the Spirit of the game as well as within the Laws.
Players' Conduct
In the event of any player failing to comply with the instructions of an umpire, criticising his decision by word or action, showing dissent, or generally behaving in a manner which might bring the game into disrepute, the umpire concerned shall in the first place report the matter to the other umpire and to the player's captain, requesting the latter to take action.
(i) Fair and Unfair Play
According to the Laws the umpires are the sole judges of fair and unfair play (Law 42.2). The umpires may intervene at any time, and it is the responsibility of the captain to take action where required.
(ii) The umpires are authorised to intervene in cases of:
· Time wasting
· Damaging the pitch
· Dangerous and unfair bowling
· Tampering with the ball
· Any other action that they consider to be unfair
(iii) The Spirit of the Game involves RESPECT for:
· Your opponents
· Your own captain and team
· The role of the umpires
· The game's traditional values
(iv) It is against the Spirit of the Game:
· To dispute an umpire's decision by word, action or gesture
· To direct abusive language towards an opponent or umpire
· to indulge in cheating or any sharp practice, for instance:
(a) appeal, knowing the batsman is not out
(b) advance towards an umpire in an aggressive manner when appealing
(c) seek to distract an opponent either verbally or by harassment with persistent clapping or unnecessary noise under the guise of enthusiasm and motivation of one's side.
(v) Violence
There is no place for any act of violence on the field of play.
(vi) Players
Captains and umpires set the tone for the conduct of a cricket match. Every player is expected to make an important contribution to this.
(c) Alms & Jurisdiction
(i) It shall be a disciplinary offence
(a) for any player in the course of or in connection with a match to misconduct himself or to act at any time in a manner calculated to prejudice the good name or interests of the League and
(b) for any club to fail properly to control its players or to act in a manner calculated to prejudice the good name or interests of the league.
(ii) and
the player and/or club committing an offence shall be liable to penalties as
specified in these Rules.
(iii) Failure to comply with the provision of Rule 12.1 may lead to disciplinary action, irrespective of an alleged breach being related to a match not under the jurisdiction of the League.
For the purpose of the Rules the expression "The Player" shall throughout these Rules be deemed to mean and include not only any player, whether a professional or otherwise, but also any member or official of any club or if appropriate any other person involved in any incident of possible misconduct occurring on the field of play, or on the premises of the club, as may be appropriate in the particular circumstances.
(a) Any club or player lodging a protest or claim must deposit with the League a sum of £20 for each protest or claim. Any protest or claim lodged by an umpire appointed by the Management Committee is not required to be accompanied by a deposit.
(b) Such protests or claims must be lodged with the League Secretary within ten days following the match concerned.
(c) Any alleged breach of the Code of Conduct and Spirit of Cricket reported to the League Secretary will be referred to the Chairman of the League Disciplinary Committee.
(i) Upon receipt of such complaint, and as soon as reasonably practicable, the Chairman of the League Disciplinary Committee shall consider the complaint and resolve either:
(a) To take no action except to record the complaint and notify the club: or
(b) To endorse disciplinary action taken by the Club: or
(c) To refer the matter for a Disciplinary Hearing.
(d) All disciplinary matters shall be under the direction of the Disciplinary Committee consisting of not less than three persons. Each case shall be heard by a chairman and at least two members appointed by the Management Committee. Appeals from the Disciplinary Committee shall be to an Appeals Committee consisting of not less than three persons which shall comprise a chairman and at least two members, none of whom shall have served at the original hearing, appointed by the Management Committee. No person on these committees shall be connected with the player, the club or their opponents at the time of the alleged breach.
(e) Decisions of the Disciplinary Committee (a finding that a complaint is proved or not proved or a decision on a penalty) shall be by majority vote'; where necessary the Panel Chairman shall have a casting vote.
(f) Disciplinary hearings and appeals will be conducted in accordance with the guidelines issued by the ECB. (http://www.static.ecb.co.uk/files/disciplineregs2009-10467.pdf
(g) Deposits shall be forfeited when protests or claims are not upheld. Should they be upheld, the deposit shall be returned and the defaulting club or payer dealt with as the Management Committee adjudges fit.
(a) In any case which is referred for a Disciplinary Hearing, at least seven days' notice in writing of the hearing and of the offence(s) alleged shall be given to the player, or in the case of a club, its Secretary.
(b) The Chairman of the League Disciplinary Committee shall convene a hearing as soon as is practicable and in any event within 21 days of the decision to refer. Any adjournments may be granted at the discretion of the Chairman of the Disciplinary Committee.
(c) The player and club shall be entitled to attend the hearing, state their case, (in the case of a club by its Secretary or other official), to be supported by a colleague and to call witnesses.
(a) Non-attendance at a Disciplinary Hearing by the player or club having been given reasonable notice in accordance with Rule 3a will not postpone or cancel the hearing. The hearing will be conducted in the absence of the player or club.
(b) The player or club will be advised of the decision in writing only within 7 days of the date of the hearing. Non-attendance at the hearing, without good and valid reason, by the player or club will automatically result in forfeit of their right to an Appeal Hearing, and the Disciplinary Committee's decision will be final and binding.
(a) If at the hearing the Disciplinary Committee finds the alleged offence proved it shall have the power to impose one or more of the following penalties, together with such order as to costs as it deems appropriate:
(b) In the case of a player:
· To require the player to submit appropriate letter(s) of apology within a specified time
· To record a reprimand and to give warning as to future conduct
· To impose a fine of not more than £50
· To suspend the player for one or more matches, or for a stated period of time
· To deduct League points from the player's team
· To expel the player from the League
(c) In the case of a club:
· To require the club to submit appropriate letter(s) of apology within a specified time
· To record a reprimand and to give warning as to future conduct
· To impose a fine of not more than £100
· To deduct League points from the club's teams
· To relegate to any lower division of the League
· To expel the club from any competition in the League
· To expel the club from the League
(d) The Disciplinary Committee shall have the power to suspend the operation of any part, or all, of the penalty it imposes for such period and subject to such terms and conditions it deems appropriate.
(e) The Disciplinary Committee will notify the club and/or the player concerned of its decision in writing.
(f) To provide clear indications to all those who fall within the scope of this procedure, the following corrective actions and penalties will be applied to any complaint of misconduct proven after investigation and hearing:
(1) Individual Corrective Actions and Penalties
(i) Actions likely to receive at least a reprimand and/or deduction of match points:
· Deliberate time wasting
· Damaging the pitch
· Intimidatory bowling
· Deliberate tampering with the match ball to gain advantage
· Ridiculous appeals from fielders
· Distracting an opponent
· Aggressive appealing by a bowler towards an umpire
· Failure of the captain to take appropriate action to control players' conduct/behaviour
(ii) Actions likely to receive at least a suspension of 2 matches and/or a fine and/or a deduction of match points:
· Continuance of reprimandable offence
· "Sledging" or disparaging remarks towards a player
· Disparaging remarks about an umpire
· Showing dissent towards an umpire by gesture
· Disparaging remarks made by a captain towards an umpire or other player
· Unruly behaviour off the field of play including foul or abusive language
· Any action that could be construed as unfair play or bringing the game into disrepute
(iii) Actions likely to receive at least a suspension of 4 matches and/or a fine and/or a deduction of match points
· Continuance of a reprimandable offence or Category 2 offence
· Dissent such as bat throwing or breaking the stumps without a genuine reason accepted as part of the game
· Showing verbal dissent or persistent and unreasonable questioning of an umpire's decision
· Using foul or abusive language, or gestures, directed at an umpire
· Aggressive behaviour on the field of play including foul and abusive language
(iv) Actions likely to receive at least a suspension of 8 matches and/or a fine and/or a deduction of match points:
· Continuance of a reprimandable offence or Category 2 or 3 offences
· Violence, fighting, or aggressive actions, on or off the field of play, with other players or spectators
· Violence or aggressive intimidation towards an umpire
· Verbal abuse, foul language or actions likely to be so obvious that they are not restricted to those participating in the game
· any form of Racist or Sexist comment
(g) In addition, where a player, club or their representative and witnesses behave inappropriately or fail to respect the formality at any level of hearing, the Disciplinary and Appeals Committees reserve the right to impose further corrective actions or penalties as they see fit.
2. Club Corrective Actions and Penalties
(i) Actions likely to receive at least a reprimand:
· Cumulative non-attendance at mandatory League meetings
· Persistent failure to supply mandatory documentation in a timely manner
· Failure to take appropriate action on members who commit reprimandable offences
· Other minor breaches of Codes of Conduct, Guidelines or Rules
(ii) Actions likely to receive at least a deduction of match points and/or a fine:
· Continuance of reprimandable actions
· Failure to control the actions of its players or members on or off the field of play
· Failure to attend Hearings (in addition to the penalties imposed as a result of non-attendance)
· Serious breaches of Codes of Conduct, Guidelines or Rules
(iii) Actions likely to receive at least a deduction of match points, and/or a fine and/or expulsion from the League:
· Continuance of reprimandable actions or Category II penalties
· Persistent failure to fulfil scheduled fixtures
· Very serious breaches of Codes of Conduct, Guidelines or Rules
(h) In addition, where a club or their representative and witnesses behave inappropriately or fail to respect the formality at any level of hearing, the Disciplinary and Appeals Committees reserve the right to impose further corrective actions or penalties as they see fit.
(i) Suspensions of four weeks' duration (or above) should be reported by the League to their nominated County Board for national circulation. Players should understand that suspension of this length will normally apply to all cricket played under the auspices of ECB.
(a) A player or club shall have the right of appeal to the Appeals Committee.
(b) Notice of Appeal setting out the grounds, and including the names of any witnesses to be called, must be given in writing to the League Secretary within seven days of the decision of the Disciplinary Committee, together with a deposit of £30 per player and/or £60 per club.
(c) If Notice of Appeal is given the penalty shall not take effect pending the hearing of the Appeal, which shall take place as soon as is practicable.
(d) The appeal shall be by way of re-hearing before the Appeals Committee and the player or club shall have the same rights of attendance and representation, and to call witnesses as they had before the Disciplinary Committee.
(e) The Appeals Committee may confirm, vary or reverse the decision of the Disciplinary Committee and it shall have the power to increase the penalty and award costs of the Appeal hearing. Where they consider an appeal to be without merit, the Appeals Committee shall have the power to order the deposit to be forfeited to the League. Decisions of the Appeals Panel shall be by majority vote; where necessary, the Chairman shall have the casting vote.
(f) The decision of the Appeals Committee, or if no appeal, of the Disciplinary Committee, shall be final and binding.
(g) Any fines imposed by the Disciplinary or Appeals Committee on a player or a club must be paid within 14 days to the League Treasurer, and may be liable to a further fine under Rule 7f if the fines imposed are not paid by the appropriate date.
(h) Leagues should notify their nominated County Board of a four week suspension or above upon expiry of the seven day period within which notification of intent to appeal should be made, or in the case of an appeal, immediately upon conclusion of the appeal hearing.
The Management Committee shall deal with any questions or matters not herein provided for together with the interpretation of the above rules. They shall meet as and when required.


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U.S. Sen. Rand Paul said he wont be lectured by Saudi Arabias foreign minister about America's scrutiny of the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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The 15 people who actually committed the killing, they will quickly execute them or shuffle them off somewhere never to be seen again, the Kentucky Republican told reporters on a conference call. Anybody that can possibly say the crown prince is involved will probably be executed.
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Thursday, June 20, 2013
Alisa's Adventures in the Diaper Dimension - Chapter 18
When they got to the kitchen, Jasmine was sitting on the counter, stirring a bowl full of brownie batter, while Isabella greased a pair of pans. Isabella glanced over at the sound of their arrival, smiling. "Are you dressed properly now, Alisa?"
"Umm... Yeah..." Alisa blushed.
"Well, let's see what you chose!" Isabella demanded. When Alisa hesitated, she gestured upward with her hand impatiently. "Come on!" Bashfully, Alisa raised her dress, causing a squeal from Isabella, which made Jasmine jump and drop her spoon for a moment. "Aww, Huggies! Do you want a huggie?" Before Alisa could answer, Isabella swooped over and gave her a big hug. "Hey, do you want to help us finish up here?"
"I guess," Alisa nodded. She felt a little guilty coming to the party without bringing anything, even though she obviously hadn't had any time to prepare.
"Maybe you should change," Hanna suggested. "You wouldn't want to get your pretty dress all messy."
"I don't really have any other clothes here," Alisa said, though the idea did make sense. As embarrassing as it had been to be forced into it with no choice, the dress was pretty cute. She'd have love to have something like it back in the real world for her playtime.
"Well, duh!" Isabella smirked. "We know that! Jasmine has boring clothes, but she might have something you can borrow. Right, Jas?"
Jasmine sighed. "Yeah, sure. There's some onesies she could wear."
"Come on, I'll show you where her stuff is," Hanna took Alisa's hand again, leading her past the living room, full of blankets and pillows and sleeping bags, to a bedroom. It wasn't too overly childish looking, other than the stuffed animals everywhere, ranging in size from tiny, up to one particular bear nearly the size of Alisa sitting on the bed. A baby blue backpack adorned with one of the main characters from the show Alisa had seen at the nursery sat on the floor, half unzipped. Hanna set her own bag down, picked ithe backpack up and set it on the bed, rifling through it. "Here, this isn't too bad," Hanna offered, pulling out a pale yellow onesie. "She's a little taller than you, but not too much. I bet if we put another diaper or two on you, it would work out fine..."
"Well..." Alisa hesitated, memories of her double diapering that morning coming back to her. It had been so difficult to do so much as walk... Then again, she'd been worrying about escaping then, and she hadn't gotten the impression that there was anything to run away from here. She knew she should still be cautious, but it was hard not to get caught up in how much fun the other girls seemed to be having.
Hanna took her silence as agreement, picking Alisa up as she pondered and laying her down on the bed, reaching down into her bag. Alisa squirmed, face flushing as she watched, still not quite sure what she wanted to do. "Wait..."
"Nope, you had your chance to say no," Hanna told her. She sounded stern, but more like a friendly big sister than a strict mother, like Mommy. Alisa had the feeling that, if she really wanted Hanna to, she would stop. "I bet you're a pretty heavy wetter, aren't you? And we don't want you leaking all over Isabella's furniture! Though it's not like she hasn't at some point... Besides, I think those tapes are okay to be re-attached, but the only way to be really sure it won't come off is to cover it up with another diaper."
"I dunno..." Alisa wavered.
Hanna smiled down at her, then reached over and tugged on the cover of her diaper, ripping a small hole in it. "Oopsie!" she giggled, before making another. "Look at that! You can't wear it like that! It'll leak! There's no choice now! Lift your bottom, Lissy."
Obediently, Alisa did as she was told, allowing the other girl to slide the second diaper beneath her first, before taping it into place. "That is much better," Hanna approved. "I bet that onesie will fit perfectly now! Do you need any help getting into it?" Alisa shook her head. "All right, I'm going to go finish setting up! Go help Bella and Jas when you're changed!" She left, closing the door most of the way.
Alisa clumsily got off the bed, taking the chance to look at herself in the mirror in her full outfit, double diapers peeking out from under her skirt and all, before taking off her dress. She didn't want to just leave it in a pile on the floor, so she toddled to the closet and found an empty hanger, slipping the dress on and getting up on her tip-toes to hang it back up. There were even more stuffed animals in the closet, mostly on the shelf, though a few were on the floor, looking as if they'd simply fallen. She picked up one - a small turtle - but she was far too short to put it back on the shelf, and after a failed attempt to toss it up there, she left it on the floor.
As she turned back around, she caught a glimpse of herself in nothing but her extra-thick diapers, and it was all she could do not the reach down the front of them. She was still worried about Mommy somehow tracking her down, but she wasn't here now, making all of that mess a distant memory, something that couldn't hurt her, at least not right in the moment. After having lived through it, and survived it, she could more fully appreciate just how hot it was, and the fact that she knew she couldn't enjoy that without peeing herself only made her more frustrated.
She eyed the giant bear as she walked back to the bed, musing. She couldn't touch her diaper, but maybe she didn't have to... She'd seen a few different sets of pictures that features girls with huge teddies, enjoying themselves. There was definitely a part of her that was tempted, but she forced herself to put it out of her mind. For one, it didn't belong to her, so it would have been kind of creepy, and for another, she'd also read a couple different stories where stuffed animals had come to life because of various naughtinesses they'd witnessed, to punish their owners. Could the fabric of this universe be warped so far as to let that happen? There were enough toys in this room that she didn't want to find out.
In fact, the thought of it made her nervous, and her eyes kept darting to the various stuffed animals as she grabbed at the onesie. She hadn't thought of it before, but now she was beginning to think they were watching her every move, waiting to pounce. She quickly slipped the onesie on over her head, doing it as fast as she could so the fabric didn't block her view for long, then shook the two ends loose, letting them dangle down at her diaper. It was only then that she realized she might have made a mistake not taking Hanna's help in getting dressed. So far, she'd been fine, but how was she supposed to fasten the snaps without touching her diaper? Grabbing for the back flap, she might even brush against the rear of her diaper, and that seemed like an awfully big risk.
If touching the front or the crotch made her wet herself, would touching the back make her do something more? She didn't want to find out, not now. She thought back, trying to remember if she'd touched it lately or not. The only time she could remember was during Dr. Bremer's little challenge. It had seemed to trigger a little messy accident - the first domino that had led to the huge mess she'd found herself in minutes later - but she wasn't sure if that counted or not, since she had really had to go, and the timing might have been coincidence. Now, after having just been taped into a double diaper, didn't seem like the best time to test it, however.
She toddled out of the room, heading back toward the kitchen. She found Hanna in the living room, and stopped off there with a blush. "Umm... Hanna?"
"Yeah?" Hanna turned, smiling as she saw the girl standing behind her. "Did you have a little trouble with the snaps?" Alisa hadn't even tried them, but she nodded anyway, not wanting to explain the situation. Hanna walked over, tugging the bottom of the onesie tight, and snapped it shut. "There, that's perfect!" Hanna declared. "It's a good thing we put you in that second diaper! It fits just right now!"
It was a bit of a strange sensation, feeling her every movement tug her diapers more snugly against her still sore bottom. It made them feel even more inescapable, but at the same time, more safe and secure. "Thanks," she said, earning herself a hair tousle before she was sent to the kitchen with a pat on the padded backside.
"Oh... Hi," Jasmine said as she saw Alisa enter.
"Hi," Alisa replied shyly. "Umm... Thanks for letting me borrow your onesie."
"Whatever," Jasmine shrugged. "Do you want to take over stirring this batch? Isabella just had to go get some more flour from the pantry."
"Sure," Alisa nodded, walking up to the counter as Jasmine hopped down onto the stool standing beside it. Alisa climbed up and took her place beside a bowl, already partially mixed, looking all chocolaty and gooey and tasty. Normally, she'd have barely been able to resist sticking her finger in and tasting it, but here, she didn't feel like she had to stop herself.
Jasmine, on the other hand, did. "Hey," she called from down on the floor. "You might not want to do that. Those are our special brownies."
"Special?" For a second, Alisa thought she meant there was marijuana in them, before she remembered were she was. Generally, there was a very different secret additive added to brownies in these stories. "Oh," she blushed. "Thanks!"
"No problem," Jasmine shrugged. "If you want to taste it, you can try the other bowl. Bella didn't clean it yet, so it's just sitting in the sink."
"Okay!" Alisa scooted herself over toward the sink, where, sure enough, she found the mixing bowl, which looked much smaller than the one on the counter now, lines of brownie batter still clinging to the side, and, best of all, a spatula nearly dripping with it. She picked it up happily, then looked over at Jasmine, who had climbed into a kitchen chair. "You didn't want to lick the bowl?"
"I was busy getting the second batch ready," Jasmine informed her. "I'd rather wait until they're done to try them anyway."
"All right," Alisa shrugged, lifting the spatula to her mouth and licking it eagerly. "Mmm! Are you sure you don't want to try it? It's so good!"
"No, you go ahead," Jasmine said. "I had some while I was stirring."
Alisa, feeling silly and babyish, but in a good way, scraped the batter from the sides of the bowl with the spatula and ate it up until it was nearly all gone, barely even noticing what a mess she was making until she glanced down at her thickly padded crotch and saw a few spatters of batter there. "Oh, I'm sorry!" she squeaked. "I got your onesie all messy!"
"That's okay," Jasmine shrugged. "It's old. Guess it's a good thing you changed out of your dress, huh?"
Alisa giggled and nodded. She had been getting the impression that Jasmine didn't like her much, but maybe she had just been nervous to begin with, since she was seeming much nicer now. She started to say something else, only to hear footsteps approaching. "Better get to work!" Alisa giggled, dropping the spatula and scooting back over to the other bowl, grabbing the spoon and beginning the stir.
"Looks like I got a new helper!" Isabella smiled as she saw Alisa, setting a fresh bag of flour on the counter. "And it looks like she's already sampled the goods."
"Nuh-uh!" Alisa fibbed with a giggle.
"Your face says differently," Isabella said, tapping the side of her mouth. Alisa reached up to the same place on her own face, feeling a glob of batter that had escaped. She blushed a little, then wiped it up and stuck her finger in her mouth. "Just don't eat it all before we can get it baked," Isabella instructed, looking down at Alisa. "Your underwear keeps getting thicker every time I see you," she observed. "Before you know it, it's going to be bigger than you!" She smiled as she opened the bag of flour, tipping a bit more into the bowl. "Now get back to stirring!"
Alisa did as she was told, continuing to stir as Isabella added flour in bit by bit. Partway through, the timer rang, and Jasmine hopped down from her seat and went to the oven to retrieve the first batch of brownies, climbing onto another stepstool to place them on cooling racks set out on another part of the counter.
"You're both such good helpers!" Isabella complimented them. "I think we're about done with this batch, too." She slid quartet of pans over to the bowl filling them up with the batter. "Do you want to lick the bowl?" she asked, but Alisa quickly shook her head, knowing what was in this batch. "Did you get enough while you were stirring?" Isabella teased. "How about you, Jas?"
"No, I'm fine!" Jasmine told her, hopping down from the stool to get a knife so she could start cutting the brownies.
"Okay, then," Isabella shrugged, scraping the side of the bowl more thoroughly before putting two of the pans into the oven and setting the timer. "You two keep an eye on those while I get changed! I don't want to be the first victim of the tickle monster!"
"You probably just had an accident," Jasmine said. "That's why you're changing!"
"Nuh-uh!" Isabella stuck her tongue out, but when Jasmine put down the knife and hopped off her stool to scurry over to Isabella, reaching for the hem of her dress, she backed away with a blush. "Well, maybe a little..."
"You're a widdle baby!" Jasmine chanted playfully as Isabella exited toward her bedroom. "Hey, do you want to try one of these?" she asked Alisa once they were alone. "Fresh out of the oven..."
"Sure!" Alisa fetched a paper towel from the counter, then shuffled over to Jasmine, who carefully levered a huge brownie out of the pan and gave it to her. Even through the paper towel, she could feel the warmth, but after blowing on a corner for a minute, it was the perfect temperature for her to bite into. "So good!" she squealed, gobbling it up as quick as she dared. She wasn't sure if the girls had some secret recipe, or if sweet things just tasted better in this world, but it was the best brownie she'd ever tasted. When Jasmine offered her another one, it was hard to force herself to say, "I probably shouldn't..."
"We can always bake some more tonight if we run out," Jasmine coaxed her. "The other girls would have fun baking them, too..."
Alisa's mouth watered as she stared at them, and finally she gave in. She was almost done when she realized that Jasmine had yet to taste any. With a furrowed brow, she turned to look at the oven, only then wondering why they were baking more "special" ones than regular ones. A bad feeling came over her as she asked, "Don't you want to try them?"
Jasmine turned to look at her, a slow smile forming as she saw the look of realization on the other girl's face. "Nah, that's okay," she said sweetly. "That would ruin the game."
"Game?" Alisa squirmed, trying to tell herself that the full feeling building in her stomach was a figment of her imagination.
"Yeah! It's a little like Russian roulette, but with brownies. See, we mix the special brownies with the regular ones, and see who gets what, and how long they can hold it. It's hilarious!"
"A-And you have more special than regular?" Alisa asked hopefully.
"Nope," Jasmine grinned. "Oh, did I tell you the first batch was safe? Silly me... Do you want to go ahead and have thirds while you're at it?"
Alisa whimpered as the first cramp hit. Of course, in reality, laxatives took much longer than that to work, she knew, but in the stories, they tended to be far more fast-acting, and potent. And she'd had almost two brownie's worth already, along with however much had been in the batter she'd eaten.
"Welcome to the group, Alisa," Jasmine giggled, walking over to her and patting the front of her diaper. "It's probably a good thing Hanna went ahead and doubled you up, huh?"
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I think Jasmine needs a good long spanking :pReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 20, 2013 at 4:47 PM
And a suppository... or two or three..ReplyDelete
- sarah penguinJune 20, 2013 at 5:23 PM
Fanks for the update, it was lots of fun, and now I want brownies!ReplyDelete
- Master XJune 20, 2013 at 6:17 PM
Well, maybe I am wrong, but I think Alisa will be very messy soon and if she is lucky Jasmine will NOT give her a suppository while she change her diaper.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 20, 2013 at 9:46 PM
My favorite kind of game. Can't wait for the climax. Your writing is phenomenal.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 21, 2013 at 12:19 AM
Mmmmm I actually made brownies tonight too ^_^ Though mine aren't as special ;)ReplyDelete
It reminds me of a game my brother would play where he and his friends would fry balls of pancake batter, and a few of them would actually be filled with wasabi.
Hopefully Jasmine will be done hazing Alisa soon and accept her as part of their group.
- AnonymousJune 21, 2013 at 5:09 PM
Amazin set up! :)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 22, 2013 at 2:41 AM
Alisa, I also have a fetlife account! I love you much more in your WHITE disposable diapers!ReplyDelete
Any woman that wets and/or messes her diapers is my friend for life!
I shall have a brand new fetlife.com account by July 1.


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Well it sure doesn't take me long to get back into the spending swing. After taking a three week European hiatus, I am back and excited about all the unseen items on shopping racks. I went out to purchase a new pair of runners but came back with this dress by Covet…and the runners – I really needed the runners.
The neutral colours of the dress allow for some fun in playing around with pairing. However, I am not a fan of the hanging piece of material shown in this shot – it looks much better tied in a bow around the back.
I've wanted a nice maxi dress for a while now, all I have left to do is to find room for it in my closet!


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Felis Mortalis
It's funny how different things will affect us emotionally. I remember that when I was a kid I wouldn't cry if a relative died, but losing my lunchbox would easily reduce me to tears (those are real examples that John could possibly verify).
I just found out that my parents are going to put the cat to sleep this afternoon. She's certainly old and feeble enough—she's 19 and has terrible arthritis. It's not like I saw her much anyway, since we don't live there, but it still affects me, like a piece of my childhood will be gone forever. After all, I was 8 when we got her. And it makes me sad that when we take Sam over there, he'll ask to see the cat and we'll have to come up with an explanation of where she is, trying not to break a two-year-old's heart.
Rest in peace, Lightning. (Yes, we had two cats: Thunder and Lightning. It made for some interesting experiences standing at the back fence calling them home. I think our neighbors thought we were practicing some sort of weather-control witchcraft.)


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SOUTH African batsman Ashwell Prince clashed heatedly with his Test teammates during a domestic match this week.
Prince has just returned to the national side after missing the five past Tests.
He is said to have been involved in a heated, abusive slanging match with A. B. de Villiers and Paul Harris.
Prince plays for the Eastern Cape Warriors and the other pair for the Northern Titans.
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Stink bugs live up to their name. They emit an unpleasant odor as a self-defense mechanism in an attempt to avoid becoming dinner for a lizard or bird. Individuals who've had close encounters with these pests describe the odor as rotten fruit and pine, musk and skunk. Stink bugs primarily target farm crops and fruits, making them unmarketable, but they also like yards, home gardens and fields. Stink bugs do not harm humans, but they can bite.
With silicone or silicone-latex caulk, seal cracks that provide an opening for stink bugs to enter the house. Check areas such as the siding, windows, utility pipe openings, doors, chimneys, attics and crawl spaces. Repair window and door screens. Preventing stink bugs from entering the house is the best way of managing the pests.
Apply synthetic pyrethroid insecticides to the exterior of the house on the west- and south-facing sides, paying special attention to doors and windows. The best time to do this is in the fall, just before the stink bugs gather to hibernate. Sunlight breaks down the insecticide, necessitating reapplication every seven to 10 days.
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The State University of New York College at Oneonta announces a new Master of Science in Lake Management
A proposed program by our the college is expected to be first offered during the fall of 2010. Degree recipients will meet the requirements to apply for certification as Lake Manager (CLM) by NALMS.
The 2 -year program will include 32 hours of theory, field and laboratory experience as well as thesis research involving the development and implementation of a lake management plan and monitoring of short-term responses.
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- 20 hours of biology including 3 hours in limnology, 3 hours in another aquatic offering, 3 hours in hydrology, 6 hours in chemistry, 3 hours in physics and 3 hours in statistics. 6 hours in each of the following: communications, business and government (Applicants deficient in any of the above offerings may be accepted provisionally and enroll in same concurrently with graduate requirements.)
- Acceptance by the biology graduate faculty
- 32 hours of classes including: Degree Requirements: Biol 690 Lake Management Biol 691 Management of the aquatic biota Biol 625 Lake Monitoring Biol 605 Statistics in Research Biol 698 Thesis (12 hrs)
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On A Quest For...Rave Reviews
Well, back to business...but, I did enjoy the heck out of the Real Women of Philadelphia contest...didn't win anything, but a ton of heavenly sent girlfriends! And even more friends via my Twitter account! In fact, tonight is LRTweetup Thursday... drinks, social networking, and maybe dinner at the Red Door sound really swell! The last time I visited this classy Little Rock restaurant was with my daughter, and we had a delightful meal. They had a special Spinach Artichoke Dip with Toasted Cheese Ciabatta Bread that I did make a meal out of...however, the French Onion Soup was just a little too exotic for me and my waiter noticed I was not eating it...I never complain for silly reasons such as my finicky taste buds...now, if it had been inedible, I would have said something....soooo he took it off my ticket! He didn't have to, but he was very kind and did me a favor...I like that...If You Are Able To Pleasantly Do Something Nice For Somebody.....JUST DO IT!!! Anxious to return tonight because I do love most of the dishes that nationally recognized Chef Mark Abernathy cooks up...can't wait to Tweet up, socialize out, and chow down tonight at the Red Door! Check it out and see why this place always gets rave reviews!
Oh, and speaking about rave reviews...if you want to do something nice for someone today because you are able...please go to the Best of 425 Magazine and vote for The Old Hen B & B...as Best of Hotels...be nice and JUST DO IT! ...and, thank you very much!!
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- Overview
- Bylaws
- Members
- Agendas
- Minutes
The Bicycle/Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BPAC) is responsible for reviewing plans, policies and procedures as they relate to bicycle and pedestrian issues in the TPO planning area. In addition, the BPAC is responsible for the review and ranking of bicycle and pedestrian project applications submitted on an annual basis. The mission of the BPAC is to:
"Create and implement a regional plan for the continuing enhancement and expansion of the bicycle and pedestrian network. We will support activities that encourage and provide for a safe and balanced transportation system that promotes connectivity, mobility, health and an improved quality of life."
The BPAC meets on the second Wednesday of each month (except July and December which are typically cancelled) at 2:00 p.m.
A. The adopted mission describes the function of the BPAC to:
"Create and implement a regional plan for the continuing enhancement and expansion of the bicycle and pedestrian network. We will support activities that encourage and provide for a safe and balanced transportation system that promotes connectivity, mobility, health and an improved quality of life."
B. The BPAC shall consist of twenty-six (26) voting members made up of private citizens. Every elected official serving on the TPO Board, including the non-voting members of the Small City Alliance shall appoint in writing one (1) representative to serve on the committee.
C. Non-voting advisors shall consist of municipal representatives, transportation planners, professional engineers and those technical personnel made available by the various municipalities. These positions will include: one (1) person from a large city, one (1) person from small city, one (1) person from Volusia County government and one (1) person from Flagler County government. Non-voting advisors will also include: one (1) person from the Volusia County School Board, one (1) person from the Flagler County School Board, one (1) person from Votran and one (1) person from Flagler County Transit.
D. A FDOT District 5 staff member shall serve as a non-voting advisor to the BPAC.
E. River to Sea TPO staff will provide support for the meeting.
A. Voting members of the BPAC must be residents of the area in which they are appointed to represent and they shall not be elected officials or paid staff.
B. One alternate may be appointed for each BPAC position. Alternates must be appointed by the TPO Board member, in writing, and may participate in the meeting and vote only in the absence of the primary member.
C. Voting members and their alternates shall serve at the pleasure of their respective TPO Board member for a period of time to be determined by the River to Sea TPO Board member that is being represented. To ensure continuous representation, a voting member of the BPAC may continue to serve beyond the term of the appointing board member until a replacement has been appointed.
D. Any vacancies in membership shall be filled in the same manner as the initial appointment.
E. Each BPAC representative is expected to demonstrate his/her interest in the BPAC's activities through participation in the scheduled meetings except for reasons of an unavoidable nature. In cases of unavoidable nature, each representative should ensure his/her alternate attends. No more than three (3) consecutive absences will be allowed by the representative or alternate. Should a member have three (3) consecutive absences, excused or unexcused, and/or three (3) meetings, unexcused in a calendar year, a letter will be sent to the board member that designated the BPAC member informing them of the violation.
F. Municipalities and agencies, in selecting their non-voting representatives, shall name only those technically-qualified persons employed by a government or governmental agency.
G. An alternate may be named, approved and confirmed for each non-voting member, provided the recommended alternate meets the technical qualifications set forth in the preceding items
A. Annually, nominations from the floor will be provided by those committee members present at the regularly scheduled meeting in June for the purpose of electing the Chairperson and Vice Chairperson.
B. Officers shall be elected by a majority of the members present at the June meeting and shall serve a term of one year, starting on July 1st of each year.
C. BPAC officers cannot serve more than two consecutive terms for the same office. At no time may a non-voting staff support advisor chair the BPAC.
D. The Chair shall preside at all meetings and, in the event of his/her absence or at his/her direction, the Vice Chair shall assume the powers and duties of the Chair. In addition, the Chairperson shall serve on the River to Sea TPO Board as a non-voting member and attend the regular monthly TPO Board meetings in order to represent the discussions and actions of the BPAC.
A. Monthly meetings of the BPAC shall be held on a regularly scheduled day, time and place approved by the BPAC membership. Regular meeting dates and times may be changed by action of the BPAC to accommodate holidays and/or other activities that may interrupt a scheduled meeting.
B. Special and/or emergency meetings may be called by the Chairperson or by initiative of two or more members of the BPAC petitioning the Chairperson. At least two (2) business days' notice must be provided to the members and alternates for special or emergency meetings.
C. A minimum of nine (9) voting members of the BPAC must be present to constitute a quorum for the transaction of business. Once a quorum has been determined at the start of the meeting, items on the agenda may be voted on. The action of a simple majority of the members present during the time of a vote shall be considered an act of the BPAC. If at any point during the meeting attendance drops to less than nine (9) voting members, no further actions will be taken by the committee; however, presentations and other business may continue.
D. The agenda for the BPAC includes presentations and actions required to support recommendations for the TPO Board as set by the Executive Committee and transportation-related items of interest identified by members. TPO staff and presenters will provide timely input/materials for the BPAC agenda.
E. The River to Sea TPO staff is responsible for the minutes of the meetings and for all notices and agendas for future meetings. The TPO shall furnish a Recording Secretary for all BPAC meetings.
F. Notices and tentative agendas shall be sent to members and alternates five (5) working days prior to the regular meeting dates.
G. Requests for agenda changes must be received by the Chairperson or TPO staff at least three (3) working days prior to the regular meetings or one (1) working day prior to special meetings.
H. Meetings will be open to the public and press and time will be allocated for public comment. Public comment will generally be limited to three (3) minutes but may be expanded at the discretion of the Chairperson.
I. Meetings of the BPAC shall follow Robert's Rules of Order unless otherwise outlined in in these Bylaws.
A. The BPAC is responsible for reviewing plans, policies and procedures as they relate to bicycle and pedestrian issues in the River to Sea TPO planning area and for making recommendations to the TPO Board that are pertinent to these subjects.
B. BPAC recommendations to the TPO Board shall be based upon the technical sufficiency, accuracy and completeness of studies and plans and/or programs.
C. The BPAC shall make priority recommendations to the TPO Board and/or other agencies responsible for plan and program implementation based upon the needs as determined by technical studies.
D. The BPAC shall serve as an advisory committee regarding bicycle and pedestrian matters to any and all duly constituted areawide transportation authorities and/or boards, as well as areawide planning boards or councils for physical development, health, social or comprehensive planning upon direct request of such authorities, boards or councils.
E. The BPAC shall, when feasible and desirable to do so, utilize any means that may be suggested or devised to provide for citizen participation in the planning process for bicycle and pedestrian issues.
A. Subcommittees shall be designated by the BPAC as necessary to investigate and report on specific subject areas of interest to the BPAC. Subcommittees may also be designated as necessary to deal with administrative and legislative procedures relating to the BPAC. These may include, but are not limited to:
- Highways
- Mass Transit
- Transportation needs of "transportation-disadvantaged" groups
- Project Review Committee
- Nominating Committee
B. When a subcommittee is convened, the first action of the committee shall be to establish the Chairperson and Vice Chairperson, outline the scope of activities of the subcommittee, the expected duration of the group and frequency of meetings if known. A summary report of each meeting will be made available.
Voting Members
- Beverly Beach Vacant
- Bunnell Vacant
- Daytona Beach Holly Ryan
Doug Hall (alternate)
- Daytona Beach Shores Vacant
- DeBary Vacant
- DeLand Ted Wendler
- Deltona Scott Leisen
- Edgewater Michelle Grenham
- Flagler Beach Paul Eik - Vice Chairman
Charlie Morrow (alternate)
- Flagler County Larry Coletti
Andrew Dodzik (alternate)
- Holly Hill Gilles Blais
- Lake Helen Vacant
- New Smyrna Beach Nic Mostert
- Oak Hill Vacant
- Orange City Bob Storke - Chairman
- Ormond Beach Gayle Belin
- Palm Coast Danielle Anderson
- Pierson Vacant
- Ponce Inlet Robert Bullard
- Port Orange Vacant
- Small City Alliance Vacant
- South Daytona Christy Gillis
- Volusia County - District 1 Patrick McCallister
- Volusia County - District 2 Nancy Burgess-Hall
Chris Daun (alternate)
- Volusia County - District 3 Alice Haldeman
- Volusia County - Chairman Vacant
- Volusia County - At-Large Roy Walters
Jason Aufdenberg (alternate)
Non-Voting Members
- Flagler County Wendy Hickey
- Flagler County Schools Vacant
- Flagler County Transit Vacant
- Volusia County Schools Rob Brinson
- Volusia County Melissa Winsett
Terri Bergeron (alternate)
- Large City, Port Orange Gwen Perney
- FDOT Michael Ziarnek
- Votran John Cotton
Edie Biro (alternate)
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Revised Action Item D Summary Page
DRAFT 2019 Priority Process Schedule
SJR2C Presentation
10-10-18 BPAC Agenda
Draft CMP Performance Measures Report (10-3-18)
09-12-18 REVISED BPAC Notice
09-12-18 Revised BPAC Agenda
CFMPOA 2018 Regional Lists of Priority Projects Final Draft (8-31-18) Clean Version
CFMPOA Priority Process Final Draft (8-29-18) Clean Version
FY 17-18 TPO Public Outreach Summary
Draft CMP Performance Measures Report (9-11-18)
08-08-18 BPAC Agenda
08-08-18 BPAC Handouts
R2CTPO Annual Roll Forward Letter
Draft FY 2018-19 to FY 2022-23 TIP (7-30-18) – Attachment "A"
2017-18 Year in Review Presentation
Spruce Creek Sidewalk Action Item III D
Roadway Safety and Improvement Eval Presentation
06-13-18 BPAC Agenda
2018 Lists of Prioritized Projects (Working Draft for 6-27-18) 6-12-18
Tell the TPO Survey Prelim Results Presentation
05-09-18 BPAC Agenda
DRAFT FY 2018-19 to FY 2022-23 TIP
DRAFT TIP Compare Report (Current Adopted TIP to Proposed New) 5-7-18
2018-Lists-of-Prioritized-Projects-DRAFT-7 May 2018 marked
2018-Lists-of-Prioritized-Projects-DRAFT-7 May 2018 unmarked
2018 DRAFT Bicycle_Pedestrian List of SUN Trail Projects-5-07-18 marked
2018 DRAFT Bicycle_Pedestrian List of SUN Trail Projects-5-07-18 unmarked
April 2018 Outreach and Events
Tell the TPO Survey Status
03-14-18 BPAC Agenda
FHWA Informational Brief
03-14-18 BPAC Handouts
02-14-18 BPAC Agenda
02-14-18 BPAC Handouts
01-10-18 BPAC Agenda
DRAFT Resolution 2018-XX (Adopting Transportation Safety Targets)
Performance Measures Targets – Exhibit A
Performance Measures Data Presentation
Context Classification Presentation
Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan Report Presentation
11-08-17 BPAC Agenda
11-08-17 BPAC Handouts
FDOT Work Program Presentation
FY 16/17 TPO Public Outreach Program Presentation
Transportation Performance Measures Presentation
09-13-17 BPAC Cancellation Notice
09-13-17 BPAC Agenda
08-09-17 BPAC Agenda
Draft Crash Analysis Report
SJR2C Summit Presentation
Countywide Crash Analysis Presentation
Flagler County Fixed Route Transit Operation Plan Presentation
06-14-17 BPAC Agenda
Coast to Coast Trail Branding Presentation
05-10-17 BPAC Agenda
05-10-17 BPAC Handouts
2017 DRAFT Bicycle_Pedestrian List of Prioritized Projects (Draft 5-04-17)
Draft FY 2017/18 – FY 2021/22 TIP
TIP Comparison Report
03-08-17 BPAC Agenda
Florida Transportation Plan (FTP) & Complete Streets Handbook Presentation
REVISED 02-08-17 BPAC Agenda
02-08-17 BPAC Agenda
02-08-17 BPAC Handouts
Action Item C – TIP Amendment
Presentation on SR A1A Ped Safety Audit
Action Item A: Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan Objectives
01-11-17 BPAC Agenda
01-11-17 BPAC Handouts
11-09-16 BPAC Agenda
11-09-16 BPAC Handouts
DRAFT APS Action Plan
APS Action Plan Locations
DRAFT Public Participation Plan
Volusia Transit Connector Study Presentation
Sea Level Rise Report Presentation
10-12-16 BPAC Agenda
10-12-16 BPAC Handouts
09-14-16 BPAC Agenda
Draft SR/CR A1A Pedestrian Safety & Mobility Report
St. Johns River to Sea Loop Alliance Presentation
TDP Presentation
Draft Sea Level Rise Report
Draft Public Participation Plan for review
08-10-16 BPAC Agenda
08-10-16 BPAC Handouts
06-08-16 BPAC Agenda
Tell the TPO Survey Presentation
04-13-16 BPAC Agenda
DRAFT FY 2016-17 and FY 2017-18 UPWP (4-8-16)
03-09-16 BPAC Agenda
02-10-16 BPAC Agenda
DRAFT FY 2016-17 and FY 2017-18 UPWP (2-9-16)
FDOT ISB PCSA Phase I Overview Presentation
2015 Votran Annual Update Presentation
01-13-16 BPAC Agenda
01-13-16 BPAC Handouts
11-11-15 BPAC Agenda
11-11-15 BPAC Handouts
Crash Statistics Presentation
Volusia County Trails Presentation
10-14-15 Revised BPAC Agenda
10-14-15 BPAC Agenda
10-14-15 BPAC Handouts
SR A1A Pedestrian Safety – Mobility Study Presentation
ISB Master Plan Presentation
REVISED 09-09-15 BPAC Agenda
Presentation on Bike Friendly Communities – Stress Maps
08-12-15 BPAC Agenda
2040 LRTP Handout Materials – 1
2040 LRTP Handout Materials – 2
Spring to Spring Trail (C2C) Alternatives
06-10-15 Amended BPAC Agenda
06-10-15 BPAC Agenda
Heart of Florida Loop Presentation
06-10-15 BPAC Handouts
05-13-15 BPAC Agenda
05-13-15 BPAC Handouts
Bike-Ped Traffic Count Presentation
Congestion Management Process Presentation
04-08-15 BPAC Agenda
04-08-15 BPAC Handouts
2015 National Bike Summit Presentation
Volusia TCC Design Guidelines Update
City of DeBary TOD Ped-Trail Study
02-11-15 BPAC Agenda
02-11-15 RTCA Presentation
02-11-15 LRTP PIP Presentation
02-11-15 BPAC Handouts
10-20-18 BPAC Minutes
09-12-18 BPAC Minutes
08-08-18 BPAC Minutes (as amended 09-12-18)
06-13-18 BPAC Minutes (as amended 08-08-18)
05-09-18 BPAC Minutes (as amended 06-13-18)
04-11-18 BPAC Minutes
03-14-18 BPAC Minutes
02-14-18 BPAC Minutes
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05-10-17 BPAC Minutes (as amended 06-14-17)
04-12-17 BPAC Minutes (as amended 05-10-17)
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10-12-16 BPAC Minutes (as amended 11-09-16)
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'Mango jelly, mango jelly', the child at the store was insisting, wrestling his mother's arm. I had just bought some sweet-smelling mangoes and thinking mango jelly would go fab with it, I reached out for a pack. Lo! inside the packet lay a slab of golden yellow - paper slim layers of guess what – sticky aam papad! My mouth filled with its sweet-sour taste as the mind delved into its inner recesses to bring forth sweet-sour memories.
Those naughty afternoons when Mother went off to sleep giving us strict instructions to not make noise, to not step out and to not eat any more. But bored with the fights over Chandamama and Ludo, we hadn't much to do besides raiding the fridge and the jaali ki almari that had all the home-made treats - besan ladoos, namkeens, matthis and shakker-paras. One greedy afternoon, my sister and I stole and finished a packet of aam papad – nearly finished – but then we thought that if we left nothing maybe it wouldn't be missed at all. We were right.
A couple of days later, Sis proudly claimed she could make aam papad. I challanged not because I disbelieved her but because of my craving for aam papad. She took out a mango from the fridge after close examination. Leisurely, she went on to wash and dry it. She rolled it between her palms till its insides became a smooth pulp. Then pressing around its eye, just a little, she discarded the first white fluid – which mum said causes acne. She took enough time to create that air of mystery that experts have which frustrates you but keeps you still and quiet lest you disrupt a great creation. With flourish, she squeezed out the thick pulp on a hot griddle. What happened next the mind chose not to remember – maybe the swishing of the griddle woke Mother up. The aam papad sure did land in the garbage bin for I don't remember having eaten any home made ones, ever.
Another time, I accompanied Mother and Bua, my aunt to the supermarket. Bua was not keeping well and could not climb the stairs so I was left with her as Mother went off to the floors above. I was discreetly told to keep an eye on Bua who was a diabetic and could not keep her hands off sweets. As soon as Mother disappeared, Bua dear disappeared. Before I could panic, she reappeared with a thick slice of aam papad. She tore off a small – a really tiny bit - and thrust it in my palm and hurriedly finished the entire pack herself. I made sure everyone came to know of it.
Mango jelly can never capture the essence of aam papad. It can never bring back such vivid childhood memories nor reveal your fondness for people lost to you. It's dreadful to call aam papad, mango jelly.


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I have had the pleasure of photographing the baptism of the two gorgeous girls in this family, so when Mateo's mom messaged me and asked if I was available to photograph her son's baptism I was so honored! I could not ask for a more beautiful family to photograph!
Taken at St. Raphael's Cathedral in Raleigh, NC