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LCMS Convention Proceedings St. Louis, Missouri — 1965, Page 148

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Re Classification by Urgency and Source
of Funds for Capital Investments
at Synodical Schools
RESOLUTION 6-36
Report 6-01 IV, A, B (CW, pp. 197—201)
Overture 6-74 Un (URO, p. 35)

Wuereas, Good stewardship of synodical funds de-
mands continuous wise planning and cooperative con-
sultation in reference to capital investments at our
colleges and seminaries; and

Wuereas, Approval of requests for capital invest-
ments is at times considered a mandate to the Board
for Higher Education and the Board of Directors to
authorize the respective investment according to the
schedule approved at the convention even though
synodical funds and programing may not warrant the
same at the time; therefore be it

Resolved, That the Synod approve the requests for

RESOLUTIONS — COMMITTEE 6

capital investments as presented to this convention by
the Board for Higher Education and reviewed and
revised by Committee 6; and be it further

Resolved, That the Board for Higher Education,
after appropriate study and restudy of scope and cost,
be authorized to recommend adjustments in the ap-
proved capital investments in the event such become
necessary due to changed circumstances or unexpected
developments; and be it finally

Resolved, That the Synod refer the priority listing
of capital investments to the Board of Directors for
final action on recommendation of the Board for Higher
Education.

CopE

E — Educational
A — Auxiliary
I— To preserve, protect, modernize, or improve existing facilities
II — To reach a balanced campus development level
III — To increase plant capacity for essential functions
1V —To provide for other functions
V —To replace obsolete and outworn buildings and facilities

Institutional Requests for Capital Funds — 1965

For
Provision

Projects Class Purpose 1966—67

Ann Arbor
Residence Hall for 224 Students A III 1,213,800
Residence Hall for 160 Students A Ill
Counselor and Mechanical Units .. A Ill 109,200
Addition to Existing Classroom Bidg. . E Il 166,100
Auditorium keene eee -~ —-E Iv
Additional Steam Boiler A III 30,000
Utility Lines sy... A II 45,000
Walks, Streets, Parking . A Til 17,000
Austin
Classroom and Science Building ......... E Il 300,000
Phys.-Ed. Building Remodeling -. - E I 80,000
Service Building —..-.---------. A II 60,000
Landscaping A I 10,000
Library Building ‘Alterations - E Il, Tit 30,000
Kitchen Addition A I, II
Kilian Dormitory Lounge _ —--- A Vv
Bronxville
Convert Gym to Chapel-Auditorium _ E II, 11
Men's Residence Hall .___ A Ill
Renovation of Feth Hall - E I, II
Organ for Chapel- -Auditorit E I
Classroom and Office Building - E TIT
Music Building Addition E Ill 190,000
Women’s Residence Hall . A Ill
Food Serv. Facil. Addition _.. A I, III 245,000
Concordia
Men's Residence Hall ____..______ — A pass 210,000
Women’s Residence Hall _.__-___. — A III
Library Ci Til
Clinic- ice Health Service A Il, Vv
Edmonton
Men’s Dormitory Remodeling —..—_—_ A IV 150,000
Faculty Housing -—..— ——____.--_-..___ A II
Fort Wayne
Expansion and Modification of Dining

Facility, Bakery, and Kitchen —._. A III 88,000
Student Center Facilities A TH
Conversion of Duplicating Facilities _

to Faculty Offices __..__--.._--____ E III
Equip Classroom Facilities __.___-.  E II 90,000
Residence Halls | ._..-_-___-—-- — A HI 385,000
All-Weather Track _...______ E I
Faculty Housing — — ~—.___----______- A Ill

PRIORITY
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
For Plant
Provision To Synodical Punds
For 1966—69 Be To Building from
Provision After Recon- Be and Loan Regular Local
1968—69 Reworking sidered Deferred Funds Budget Funds
867,000
109,200
506,000
780,000
45,000
18,000
31,000 25,000
30,000
7,000
390,000
550,000
110,000
50,000
525,000
560,000
250,000
325,000
95,000
50,000
294,000
5,500
23,500
215,000