# LCMS Convention Workbook_St. Louis Missouri_1969_S259
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HIGHER EDUCATION 259

This is the confidence which characterizes the work
of the board and which enables it to look forward with
enthusiasm and to plan aggressively. To this end, it
urgently seeks the help of almighty God and His church
to enlist more students and develop more resources
to insure a continuing professional ministry which
bears with all of God’s people the gift of the ‘ministry
of reconciliation.”

CAPITAL FUNDS PROJECTS

The synodical Handbook (6.147) provides:

In the month of January preceding each synodical con-
vention the Board of Control shall, on the basis of com-
prehensive space-utilization data and a program of require-
ments, submit to the Board for Higher Education proposals
for major repairs, capital improvements, and equipment
for the succeeding 6-year period. These proposals shall
include a suggested priority listing and time schedule for
construction. After due consideration of the proposals and
after consultation with the Board of Directors the Board for
Higher Education shall submit the proposals with its recom-
mendations to the President of the Synod for action at the
convention.

In accordance a listing of requests for capital funds
for the 1970—75 period is provided. These requests are
reproduced as they have come from the colleges and
seminaries. The request list has not been revised by
the Board for Higher Education.

As capital funds become available, the Board for
Higher Education recommends that the projects marked
with an asterisk (*) be considered on a priority basis.

School 1970-71 1972 —73 1974-75

Ann Arbor
Parking, Walks __._ ________ $_ 20.000 $ $
Earhart Road Street Paving 90,000*
Greenhouse Addition —

Biological Laboratories 70,000
Boiler Pumps 48,000*
Utility Lines 10,000* 10,000 10,000
Library Addition 400,000
Fine Arts Building Addition —

Practice Rooms and

Classrooms 440,000
Austin
Library Addition 200,000*
Tennis Courts 25,000
Air Conditioning _..-_-_-_ 50,000 15,000 40,000
Physical Education Building

Remodeling 90,000
Landscaping, Including

Lighting... 20,000* 20,000 20,000
Kilian Dormitory Remodeling __ 60,000
Kitchen Addition —_--_--_= 30,000
Auditorium 250,000
Gas and Water Pipes 20,000 35,000
Bronxville
Music Building 310,000*
Chapel-Auditorium 450,000
Library Addition 410,000
Feth Hall Renovation 140,000*
Concordia
Kaeppel Auditorium

Redecorating 8,000
Resurface Streets ________——_14,500*
Parking Facilities _.-_._-__-__—_:15,000
Water Line Improvement 5,000*
Two Tennis Courts 10,000
Athletic Field Expansion 20,000

Edmonton

Classroom Lighting
Library Extension

Faculty Offices Remodeling

Men's Dormitory Addition

Women’s Dormitory Addition

Parking Space

Convert Gymnasium-Auditorium
to Music-Classroom Building

New Gymnasium

Language Laboratory

Property Acquisition

Fort Wayne

Gymnasium Ceiling 21,000*
Major Drives Repair ________-_ 20,000*
Eight Tennis Courts _____ 36,000

Dishwasher for Dining Hall ____ 9,000

Gymnasium Addition 350,000
Atheletic Track 30,000
Oven Replacement in Faculty
Residences ee 30,000
Milwaukee
Site Acquisition ____-__——~——————————*150,000* 150,000 150,000
Physical Education Building 850,000
President's Residence 45,000
Physical Education Building to
Chapel-Auditorium Conversion 250,000
Razing Houses and Developing
Athletic Field 150,000
Residence Hall 1,500,000
Thirty-first Street Mall — 65,000
Renovate Classroom Building for
Music and Science 100,000*
Campus Center —____- 750,000
Maintenance and Utility Facilities
Renovation 150,000
Chapel 750,000
Portland
Dining Room —. 400,000
Convert Dining Room to Library 126,000
Residence Hall ____——————S—S~a 980000
Administration Building 480,000
Parking Lots ________——_10,000*
Clinie 62,500
Fine Arts Building 570,000
Residence Hall 543,375
Classroom Building 465,850
River Forest
Classroom Remodeling 175,000*
West Wing Remodeling 650,000*
East Wing Remodeling 560,000*
New Residence Hall 375,000
Air Conditioning 100,000*
Central Storage, Garage,
Athletic Field Storage 115,000
Internal Campus Circulation,
Mall Development and
Parking Facilities 265,000
Administrative Center 500,000
Staff Housing 180,000
St. Louis
Faculty Housing Renovation
and Modernization 42,000 44,000 45,000
Pieper Hall Renovation 110,000
Stoeckhardt Hall Remodeling
and Renovation 125,000
Roadways, Street Lighting,
Parking 140,000*
Site Acquisition on Campus
Perimeter ______ «150, 000* 150,000 150,000
Renovate Loeber Hall __________ 180,000
Convert Guenther Hall into
Health and Clinical Services
Center 210,000
Chapel 950,000
Auditorium Remodeling and
Renovation 150,000
St. Paul
Music Classroom Building 450,000*
Site Acquisition 100,000*
Library Addition and
Remodeling 450,000
Science Building Classroom
Addition 505,000