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99-254OR�GI�yAL Presented �F c Referred To Comuuttee Date a� 1 WF�REAS, economic development, tourism, and innovative education aze necessary components of a healthy City 2 of Saint Paui; and 3 WfTEREAS, the Minnesota Labor Interpretive Center provides opporiunities for the City of Saint Paul to enhance 4 its economic development, tourism venues, and state-of-the-art educational programs; and 5 WHEREAS, the 1998 Minnesota State Legislature appropriated $6 Million for capital improvements to renovate 6 the East Building at 30 E. Wabasha Street, currently occupied by the Science Museum of Minnesota; and 7 WHEREAS, the Minnesota Labor Interpretive Center will house interactive exhibits highlighting Minnesota 8 industries, showcase the past, present, and future of the workplace, and provide state-of-the-art telecommunication 9 facilities and educational resources; and 10 WfTEREAS, the Minnesota Labor InterpreUVe Center is requesting from the I.egislature $1.744 Million a year, each 11 year of the biennium, for a total of $3.488 Million for programs, exhibits and equipment; and 12 WHEREAS, these revenues will leverage private dollars and support for exhibits and educational programs that will 13 result in a sustained public/private partnership. 14 NOW, T`HEREFORE, BE TT RESOLVED, that the Saint Paul City Council support the funding request of the 15 Minnesota Labor Znterpretive Center as an important future part of the overall economic development, tourism, and 16 educational efforts for a healthy City of Saint Paul, and strongly encourage the Minnesota I.egislature to appropriate 17 the requested funding. Requested by Department of: � Form Approved by City Attomey � Adoprion Certified by Council Secretary BY� ��c�—� Approved by Mayor: Date � Council File # qq -15y Green Sheet # ��b5 PAUL, MINNESOTA Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council � S � � f Adopted by Council: Date �1� 2i �`7��°�, city council Chris Coleman ►��:�z�� owre mmnn 3/10{99 TOTAL � OF SIGNATURE PAGES GREEN SHEET ov�mr o�croie i, n arceanu. q9 -�Sy 62305 ❑ CRYATiORMFY ❑ OIVCLGK ❑ AIYY'.JI1LiERNCFiOPt ❑ AI�I�JY.iERY/I1CLT6 ❑r�troAlwtws�rsrr,�x� ❑ (CLIP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATURE) That the Saint Paul City Council support the funding request of the Minnesota Labor Interpre Center as an importatn future part of ehe overall economic development, tourism, and educa- tional efforts for a healthy City of Saint Pau1, and strongly encourage the Minnesota Legis- lature theappropriate the requested £unding. PLANNING COMMISSION CIB CAMMITTEE CIVIL SERVICE CAMMISSION Has this persoNfirm e�er vrorked untler a wnhact tor ihie Eepartmenl? VES NO Hes this pewoMrm eMer been a cib' emWoYee7 YES NO Does fhis persoNFrm poasess a sldll'at normaltypossessetl by arry curterit ciry employee'7 YES NO Is Nia peisorJfirtn a �argeted veMoR VES NO The 1998 Minnesota State Legislature appropriated $6 Million for capital'improvements to renovate te East Building at 30 East Wabasha Street, currently occupied by the Science Museum of Minnesota. The Minnesota Labor Interpretive Center is requesting from the Legislature $1.744 Million a year, each year of the biennium, for a total of $3.488 Million for programs, exhibits and equipment. ADVANTAGESIFAPPROVED Private dollars and support for exhibits and educational programs will result in a sustained public/private partnership, which will impact the overall economic development; tourism, and educational efforts for a healthy City of Saint Paul. None The funding requese of the Minnesota Labor Interpretive Cetner would not be supported; overal ecpnomic_development, tourism, and educational efforts for a healthy City of Saint Paul would COST/REVQlUE BUDfiETED (qKCLE ON� YES NO SOURCE ACTNITY NUMBER Sii ,r-:c.'�i',^.. r E',- ➢�SF�€l '� �,'' �iDr�a� OR�GI�yAL Presented �F c Referred To Comuuttee Date a� 1 WF�REAS, economic development, tourism, and innovative education aze necessary components of a healthy City 2 of Saint Paui; and 3 WfTEREAS, the Minnesota Labor Interpretive Center provides opporiunities for the City of Saint Paul to enhance 4 its economic development, tourism venues, and state-of-the-art educational programs; and 5 WHEREAS, the 1998 Minnesota State Legislature appropriated $6 Million for capital improvements to renovate 6 the East Building at 30 E. Wabasha Street, currently occupied by the Science Museum of Minnesota; and 7 WHEREAS, the Minnesota Labor Interpretive Center will house interactive exhibits highlighting Minnesota 8 industries, showcase the past, present, and future of the workplace, and provide state-of-the-art telecommunication 9 facilities and educational resources; and 10 WfTEREAS, the Minnesota Labor InterpreUVe Center is requesting from the I.egislature $1.744 Million a year, each 11 year of the biennium, for a total of $3.488 Million for programs, exhibits and equipment; and 12 WHEREAS, these revenues will leverage private dollars and support for exhibits and educational programs that will 13 result in a sustained public/private partnership. 14 NOW, T`HEREFORE, BE TT RESOLVED, that the Saint Paul City Council support the funding request of the 15 Minnesota Labor Znterpretive Center as an important future part of the overall economic development, tourism, and 16 educational efforts for a healthy City of Saint Paul, and strongly encourage the Minnesota I.egislature to appropriate 17 the requested funding. Requested by Department of: � Form Approved by City Attomey � Adoprion Certified by Council Secretary BY� ��c�—� Approved by Mayor: Date � Council File # qq -15y Green Sheet # ��b5 PAUL, MINNESOTA Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council � S � � f Adopted by Council: Date �1� 2i �`7��°�, city council Chris Coleman ►��:�z�� owre mmnn 3/10{99 TOTAL � OF SIGNATURE PAGES GREEN SHEET ov�mr o�croie i, n arceanu. q9 -�Sy 62305 ❑ CRYATiORMFY ❑ OIVCLGK ❑ AIYY'.JI1LiERNCFiOPt ❑ AI�I�JY.iERY/I1CLT6 ❑r�troAlwtws�rsrr,�x� ❑ (CLIP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATURE) That the Saint Paul City Council support the funding request of the Minnesota Labor Interpre Center as an importatn future part of ehe overall economic development, tourism, and educa- tional efforts for a healthy City of Saint Pau1, and strongly encourage the Minnesota Legis- lature theappropriate the requested £unding. PLANNING COMMISSION CIB CAMMITTEE CIVIL SERVICE CAMMISSION Has this persoNfirm e�er vrorked untler a wnhact tor ihie Eepartmenl? VES NO Hes this pewoMrm eMer been a cib' emWoYee7 YES NO Does fhis persoNFrm poasess a sldll'at normaltypossessetl by arry curterit ciry employee'7 YES NO Is Nia peisorJfirtn a �argeted veMoR VES NO The 1998 Minnesota State Legislature appropriated $6 Million for capital'improvements to renovate te East Building at 30 East Wabasha Street, currently occupied by the Science Museum of Minnesota. The Minnesota Labor Interpretive Center is requesting from the Legislature $1.744 Million a year, each year of the biennium, for a total of $3.488 Million for programs, exhibits and equipment. ADVANTAGESIFAPPROVED Private dollars and support for exhibits and educational programs will result in a sustained public/private partnership, which will impact the overall economic development; tourism, and educational efforts for a healthy City of Saint Paul. None The funding requese of the Minnesota Labor Interpretive Cetner would not be supported; overal ecpnomic_development, tourism, and educational efforts for a healthy City of Saint Paul would COST/REVQlUE BUDfiETED (qKCLE ON� YES NO SOURCE ACTNITY NUMBER Sii ,r-:c.'�i',^.. r E',- ➢�SF�€l '� �,'' �iDr�a� OR�GI�yAL Presented �F c Referred To Comuuttee Date a� 1 WF�REAS, economic development, tourism, and innovative education aze necessary components of a healthy City 2 of Saint Paui; and 3 WfTEREAS, the Minnesota Labor Interpretive Center provides opporiunities for the City of Saint Paul to enhance 4 its economic development, tourism venues, and state-of-the-art educational programs; and 5 WHEREAS, the 1998 Minnesota State Legislature appropriated $6 Million for capital improvements to renovate 6 the East Building at 30 E. Wabasha Street, currently occupied by the Science Museum of Minnesota; and 7 WHEREAS, the Minnesota Labor Interpretive Center will house interactive exhibits highlighting Minnesota 8 industries, showcase the past, present, and future of the workplace, and provide state-of-the-art telecommunication 9 facilities and educational resources; and 10 WfTEREAS, the Minnesota Labor InterpreUVe Center is requesting from the I.egislature $1.744 Million a year, each 11 year of the biennium, for a total of $3.488 Million for programs, exhibits and equipment; and 12 WHEREAS, these revenues will leverage private dollars and support for exhibits and educational programs that will 13 result in a sustained public/private partnership. 14 NOW, T`HEREFORE, BE TT RESOLVED, that the Saint Paul City Council support the funding request of the 15 Minnesota Labor Znterpretive Center as an important future part of the overall economic development, tourism, and 16 educational efforts for a healthy City of Saint Paul, and strongly encourage the Minnesota I.egislature to appropriate 17 the requested funding. Requested by Department of: � Form Approved by City Attomey � Adoprion Certified by Council Secretary BY� ��c�—� Approved by Mayor: Date � Council File # qq -15y Green Sheet # ��b5 PAUL, MINNESOTA Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council � S � � f Adopted by Council: Date �1� 2i �`7��°�, city council Chris Coleman ►��:�z�� owre mmnn 3/10{99 TOTAL � OF SIGNATURE PAGES GREEN SHEET ov�mr o�croie i, n arceanu. q9 -�Sy 62305 ❑ CRYATiORMFY ❑ OIVCLGK ❑ AIYY'.JI1LiERNCFiOPt ❑ AI�I�JY.iERY/I1CLT6 ❑r�troAlwtws�rsrr,�x� ❑ (CLIP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATURE) That the Saint Paul City Council support the funding request of the Minnesota Labor Interpre Center as an importatn future part of ehe overall economic development, tourism, and educa- tional efforts for a healthy City of Saint Pau1, and strongly encourage the Minnesota Legis- lature theappropriate the requested £unding. PLANNING COMMISSION CIB CAMMITTEE CIVIL SERVICE CAMMISSION Has this persoNfirm e�er vrorked untler a wnhact tor ihie Eepartmenl? VES NO Hes this pewoMrm eMer been a cib' emWoYee7 YES NO Does fhis persoNFrm poasess a sldll'at normaltypossessetl by arry curterit ciry employee'7 YES NO Is Nia peisorJfirtn a �argeted veMoR VES NO The 1998 Minnesota State Legislature appropriated $6 Million for capital'improvements to renovate te East Building at 30 East Wabasha Street, currently occupied by the Science Museum of Minnesota. The Minnesota Labor Interpretive Center is requesting from the Legislature $1.744 Million a year, each year of the biennium, for a total of $3.488 Million for programs, exhibits and equipment. ADVANTAGESIFAPPROVED Private dollars and support for exhibits and educational programs will result in a sustained public/private partnership, which will impact the overall economic development; tourism, and educational efforts for a healthy City of Saint Paul. None The funding requese of the Minnesota Labor Interpretive Cetner would not be supported; overal ecpnomic_development, tourism, and educational efforts for a healthy City of Saint Paul would COST/REVQlUE BUDfiETED (qKCLE ON� YES NO SOURCE ACTNITY NUMBER Sii ,r-:c.'�i',^.. r E',- ➢�SF�€l '� �,'' �iDr�a�