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Presented By � .
Referred To Committee: te
Out of Com i tee By ate
WHEREAS, the innesota Arts High School has been sited in
downtown Sain Paul ; and
WHEREAS, the rts High School will promote artistic excellence
by Minnesota outh; and
WHEREAS, the rts High School will serve as an arts anchor
tenant with p sitive and broad-based cultural , economic and
commercial be efits for the City as students , parents and
faculty visit and live in Saint Paul .
NOW, THEREFOR BE IT RESOLVED, that the City of Saint Paul
support state capital funding for construction of the
Minnesota Arts High School .
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In 1..987 th rlirinesoLa State Legislature appropriated a Lotal
of 58 . 8 mi li.on in operating , planning and site acquisition
funds for he Minnesota ArLs High School . The Minnesota Arts
Higll Schoo is designed to serve students in grades nine
t;hro�igh ]_2 wrio have ac•t:.istic talent. , either demonstrated or
potent;ial , , in dance , lii:erar•�� arts , media arts, music , theatre
and visiial arts .
The hiinnes ta �1rts Hi;h School is to be located in Saint Paul
on a six-a re site downtown. Recently, the necessar,y private
parcels ha e been acquired. The Cit� of Saint Paul , HR� and
Port Autho it�� will lease its parcels to the school with an
option to u,y, contingent upon the Legislature appropriating
funding .
STATUS
Some instr ction will begin for upper division students in '
September, 1989 . However, the Arts High School will be unable
to accompl sh its mission to serve a 1 ,000-member student body
on a full- ime basis unless capital improvement funds are
authorized by the Legislature for construction of the
facility.
THE SAINT AUL POSITION
The City o Saint Paul supports a state legislative capital
funding re uest for construction of the Minnesota Arts High
School .
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WHEREAS , t e Minnesota Arts High School has been sited in
downtown S int Paul ; and
WHEREAS , t e Arts High School will promote artistic excellence
by Minneso a youth; and .
WHEREAS , t e Arts High School will serve as an arts anchor
tenant wit positive and broad-ba.sed cultural , economic and
commercial �enefits for the City as students, parents and
facult,y vi it and live in Saint Paul. '
NOW, THERE ORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the �City of Saint Paul
support st te capital funding for construction of the
Minnesota rts High School .
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t8Tf1I1Sl '< CITY OF �A1NT PAUL �
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i OFFICF. OF THF. CITY COIINCIL
James Scheibel, Chair
Committee-of-the-Whole
JAMES SCHEIBEL
Covncil President
Date: January 23, 1989
COMMITTEE REPORT
To: SAINT PAUL ITY COUNCIL
From: CITY COUN IL LEGISLATION COMMITTEE
1. "A" Priority Issue
Fire Protect on Sprinklers
COMMITTEE RE OMMENDED NO ACTION BE TAKEN
2. Support Issu s
Category: H alth and Human Services
Communit Health Services Funding
COMMITTE RECOMMENDED APPROVAL
Communit Residential Facilities
COMMITTE RECOMMENDED APPROVAL
Child Ca e
COMMITTE RECOMMENDED APPROVAL
Alternat Test Site Funding (AIDS)
COMMITTE RECOMMENDED APPROVAL
Minnesot Health Care Access
COMMITTE RECOMMENDED APPROVAL
Maternal Child Health Funding
COMMITTE RECOMMENDED APPROVAL
Category: E onomic Develo ment and Housin
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