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In a previous post I pointed out that the mayor had proposed cutting
$8,000,000 from the Library's normal capital allocation over the next five
years. Over the ten year library rem
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In response to Lisa McDonald's post.
>I asked our budget staff about the issue of both capital and the $2 million
"structural deficit." I was told there will be no change in the li
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Whether you are a tax and spend liberal Democrat, a fiscal conservative
Republican, a WWF supporting Independent (we don't have reform people in
Minneapolis anymore do we)? or a
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rt@rtrybak ended his comments on the library with:
We shouldn't blow it by thinking small,
or letting others off the hook. This has the potential to be one of
the mos
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In response to R.T.Rybaks thoughts about rural areas looking to Minneapolis,
I just completed a construction job on the Minot Air Force base in North
Dakota and can confirm what a
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I surely hope they were not giving the Augustana folks any cigarettes.
Bob Gustafson
13th
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The Library has been running a tight budget during the nineties, that has led
at times to hiring freezes and cutbacks to book purchases. The problem is
that on top of this tight cash flow, the new capital program as presented to
CLIC last spring and in their report "Outlook Twenty Ten" shows an
