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Capital Investment Committee approves minutes; hears agency bonding requests
Summary
The Capital Investment Committee approved minutes for its Feb. 20 meeting by voice vote and heard bonding and capital requests from the Minnesota Zoo, the Metropolitan Council and the Minnesota Historical Society.
The Capital Investment Committee approved the minutes from its Feb. 20 meeting by voice vote at the Feb. 25 meeting, then heard presentations from the Minnesota Zoo, the Metropolitan Council and the Minnesota Historical Society.
The minutes approval was moved by Representative Carroll and carried after an aye voice vote; no roll-call tally was recorded in the transcript. The committee then received agency briefings and took no further formal votes during the hearing.
Committee business opened with the procedural approval and proceeded to substantive agency presentations, which focused on bonding requests for a new veterinary hospital at the Minnesota Zoo, capital requests from the Metropolitan Council (including a governor-recommended match for a proposed H Line bus rapid transit project, inflow-and-infiltration grants and regional parks funding), and multiple capital priorities from the Minnesota Historical Society.
No formal bond authorizations or committee-level motions on the agencies' requests were recorded in the transcript for this meeting.
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