# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1950_S990 # Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration) 292 SEMINARIES AND COLLEGES That Section 2.79 k be deleted in its entirety and that the f lowing wording be substituted for the present paragraph: “279k 4 “Whenever Synod has made appropriations for any! specific projects relating to the establishment of new institu tions, the relocation of old institutions, or for new buildings, extensive remodeling, or the purchase, lease, or sale of property, : the Board of Directors shall authorize the initiation of such’ projects at a time when it believes the best interests of Synod’ will be served. It shall not, however, initiate projects in higher education without the consent of the Board for Higher 4 Education.” The Board for. Higher Education recommends further that at the beginning of 2.791, the following words be inserted: “Upon recommendation of the Board for Higher Education,” If these words are not added, Paragraph 1 will contradict th ¥ recommendation made to this convention on Faculty Housing. 4 The Board for Higher Education recommends further that the! entire Paragraph m be deleted. If this is not done, Paragraph m will contradict the budgetary, control over maintenance and repair which is recommended another section of this report. The Board for Higher Education recommends finally that th remaining paragraphs, following the deleted Paragraph m, -beg designated as Paragraphs m, n, 0, p, q, and r, in the order in whi they now appear in the Handbook. ‘ ACTION Upon recommendation of Committee 1, Synod resolved: Resolution 19 Wuereas, Section 2.79k of the Handbook is contradictory i part to Section 6.147; therefore be it Resolved, That Section 2.79 k be deleted in its entirety; and be. it further Resolved, That the following paragraph be substituted: “The Board of Directors, at a time when it believes thi best interests of Synod will be served, shall authorize th initiation of specific projects relating to the establishment o new institutions, the relocation of old institutions, or of ne buildings, extensive remodeling, or the purchase, lease, or sal of property, when Synod has made appropriations for these projects. It shall, however, initiate and shall establish th priority of higher educational projects upon recommendatio: of the Board for Higher Education.” and be it further