A Capacity Survey of

California’s

Cultural Heritage Organizations

and

Recommendations for Financing

by Mimi Morris

Executive Officer California Cultural and Historical Endowment

November 2012

www.endowment.library.ca.gov www.californiastreasures.org (916) 653-1330

A Capacity Survey of California’s Cultural Heritage Organizations and Financing Recommendations

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction ...... 3

Executive Summary ...... 5

Acknowledgements ...... 7

The Capacity of Cultural Heritage Organizations in California ...... 9

Methodology for the Survey of California’s Cultural Organizations ...... 11

Survey Transmittal Letter ...... 13 Survey Introduction ...... 15 Survey Questions ...... 17 Survey Results ...... 19

Table 1: Response Totals for Structural Integrity Improvement Funding Needs .. 20 Chart 1: Structural Integrity Improvements ...... 21 Table 2: Response Totals for Expansion Funding Needs ...... 22 Chart 2: Expansions ...... 23 Table 3: Funding Need Responses by Organization Type ...... 24 Table 4: Response Totals for Interior/Operational Enhancement Funding Needs 25 Table 5: Response Totals for Enhancement Budget Detail ...... 26 Table 6: Enhancement Budget Detail by Organization Type ...... 27

Conclusions regarding the Capacity of CA’s Cultural Heritage Organizations .... 31

Recommendations for Future Financing of Cultural Heritage Organizations ...... 33

Telephone Poll to Assess Public Support for State Funding of Cultural Heritage Organizations ...... 35

Polling Instrument ...... 37 Raw Polling Results from California Museums Survey ...... 41 Survey Analysis from CERC ...... 45

Appendix One: Total CCHE Applicant Demand on Funds Appendix Two: Estimated Duplicate CCHE Funding Requests Appendix Three: List of Survey Respondents (Organizations) Appendix Four: Survey Data Analysis

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Introduction

The many organizations that provide cultural and historical facilities and services in our communities are often taken for granted, but they provide rich educational opportunities for young children, new citizens, and students. They also enhance the quality of life for all Californians. Such organizations are often, however, seriously underfunded, and struggle to meet operating expenses. Their ability to undertake larger capital improvement projects that address important issues such as bringing a building into compliance for seismic safety, providing better access for the disabled according to the Americans with Disabilities Act, or correcting outdated and unsafe building code violations is significantly hampered by their limited resources.

California has over one thousand museums and hundreds of additional organizations which make cultural and historical facilities and services available to the general public. The vast majority of these organizations are nonprofit organizations, though many are publicly supported or privately-run entities.

The enabling legislation of the California Cultural and Historical Endowment (CCHE), Assembly Bill 716, included as part of the bill’s comprehensive cultural survey component the requirement that the CCHE survey the capacities and fiscal conditions of public, nonprofit, and other private entities in California that provide historical facilities and services, including museums. The legislation also included the requirement that the CCHE develop recommendations for the future financing of cultural and historical programs provided by public agencies and nonprofit agencies in California, including museums. This report summarizes our efforts to address those requirements.

Mimi Morris

Executive Officer California Cultural and Historical Endowment

November 2012

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Executive Summary

The California Cultural and Historical Endowment (CCHE) awarded over $122.5 million to 150 organizations for 180 projects in California between 2005 and 2010. The total value of all applications from CCHE’s four rounds of competitive grant submissions from 2005-2010 comes very close to $921 million. A complete listing of all of CCHE’s applicants from all four rounds is attached as Appendix 1. That figure includes the $122.5 million in CCHE grants that were funded and includes some duplication from applicants who did not get funded in one round and submitted an application again in another round. We’ve attempted to calculate the amount of those duplicate submissions and have come up with the figure of $150 million (See Appendix 2).

After subtracting the estimated duplicate submission figure of $150 million and removing the funded grants of $122.5 million, we estimate that there would still be a need of close to $650 million for historic and cultural preservation capital improvements in California. ($921 million minus $150 million equals $771 million. $771 million minus $122.5 million equals $648.5 million).

The unfunded need of $650 million roughly estimated from CCHE funding round applications through 2010 is substantiated by this 2012 survey which demonstrates aggregate needs that range from $585 million on the low end to $1.1 billion on the high end. These costs include three categories of capital improvements which were considered in the survey: structural integrity improvements, interior or operational enhancements, and expansions.

This report also responds to the element of the survey that required that we address the issue of future financing of cultural heritage institutions. The CCHE recommends two financing mechanisms to provide new financial resources to help preserve state historic and cultural resources.

Since the 1980s, existing state law has allowed state taxpayers to contribute money to Voluntary Contribution Funds (VCFs) to fund a variety of charitable causes. VCFs are placed on the state income tax form through legislative action. CCHE recommends that a VCF for cultural heritage preservation be established. This would allow Californians to contribute $1 or more to support museums, cultural centers, and historical sites, with administration of the resources to be handled by the CCHE.

The only other method that has been used effectively by the state to finance capital improvement projects for cultural heritage resources is statewide general obligation bonds. The CCHE continues to believe that statewide general obligation bonds are the most viable method for financing statewide cultural and historical resource preservation.

CCHE commissioned a polling firm to assess public support for cultural heritage organizations in general and the public’s support for state funding of cultural heritage organizations. The results demonstrate a constituency that seems to recognize the value of cultural heritage organizations as educational institutions that benefit society by providing a deeper understanding of the world around us. The results demonstrated a strong majority of respondents who were supportive of public funding for major building repairs and improvements for museums, cultural centers, and historical sites and a modest majority that even supported the idea of some public funding for operating expenses of those kinds of organizations.

The poll found almost 80% of respondents would support the VCF concept ($1 checkbox) and 67% of the respondents would support another bond measure for cultural and historical resource preservation.

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Acknowledgements

The individuals who work or volunteer in California’s cultural heritage organizations are often there because they love the organization or the history that organization lives to tell. Those individuals give of themselves in endless ways throughout the year and truly are the heart and soul of these organizations. We appreciate not only the many CCHE grantees who took on the job of rehabilitating historic and cultural resources in California so that they will be available for many generations of Californians yet to come, but also those who have never received any state funding who nevertheless work tirelessly to ensure that the story of their historic site is told and told well to all visitors. We are grateful for the time each of you took to respond to a survey of this kind and thank you for your assistance in developing this material.

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Institutional Capacity of Cultural Heritage Organizations in California

Assembly Bill 716, the enabling legislation of the California Cultural and Historical Endowment (CCHE), included as part of the bill’s comprehensive cultural survey component the requirement that the CCHE survey the capacities and fiscal conditions of public, nonprofit, and other private entities in California that provide historical facilities and services, including museums.

The CCHE chose to interpret the capacity question from a capital improvements framework since the state has not historically provided funding for operating expenses of nonprofit or private organizations that provide historical and cultural facilities and services. The state does fund the operating budgets of some public entities that provide historical and cultural facilities and services – California State Parks, for example – but state resources in the last decade have been shrinking so significantly that even that funding falls far short of meeting the true operating budget needs of those organizations.

Accordingly, we felt that approaching the question from a capital improvements perspective was most appropriate and reasonable in light of past funding history and likely future funding and support for these kinds of organizations.

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CCHE’s Methodology for the Cultural Organizations Survey

CCHE assembled a listing of California cultural heritage preservation organizations, building on the lists of multiple statewide and regional associations. We invited the resulting group to participate in our electronic survey. We advised them in our communications that our goal was to gather information in order to gain an understanding of their capital improvement needs so as to establish a body of evidence regarding the level of funding needed for historic and cultural preservation projects in California.

CCHE also advised the survey takers that, pursuant to our enabling legislation, CCHE would be developing recommendations for future financing options for historic and cultural preservation projects in the state.

To implement the survey, we utilized the online survey tool, Survey Monkey. We developed a survey instrument with only ten streamlined questions in order to improve our chances of getting both more responses and more complete survey responses. We consulted with another survey veteran in the state and further refined our questions to diminish the chances for confusing or misleading questions.

CCHE culled the list of emails, eliminating emails that bounced back when a preliminary notification email was initially sent out. Ultimately, we sent emails out to approximately 1,400 organizations, soliciting their participation in the survey. At least three follow-up emails were sent to encourage responses. The survey was kept open between June 15, 2012 and July 30, 2012. A total of 270 organizations, or 19%, responded to the survey, a response rate that was almost twice our target response rate of 10%. A listing of the organizations which responded to the survey is attached as Appendix 3.

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The following materials comprised the survey instrument:

Survey Transmittal Letter

Hello Cultural and Historical Resource Steward:

I’d like to find out if your organization needs funding to ensure the structural integrity of your buildings, make interior enhancements, or expand your space.

The California Cultural and Historical Endowment (CCHE) is a state entity created in 2002 through the passage of Assembly Bill 1716 with the purpose of preserving and protecting California’s cultural and historical resources.

We were mandated to do three things: provide funding to preserve and protect historic and cultural resources, conduct a comprehensive cultural survey; and create a program to assist and enhance museums.

Over the last ten years we have given out competitive grants to public agencies and nonprofit organizations in excess of $122 million for capital improvement projects. This funding has helped to develop a systematic and coordinated assemblage of buildings, sites, museums, and interpretive centers that preserve and tell the stories of California and the many groups of people that together comprise historic and modern California.

I’m writing today to request your assistance in gathering information regarding your organization’s capital improvement needs. This process is one component of our comprehensive cultural survey which tasked us with determining the capacities of public, non-profit, and other private entities in California that provide cultural and historical facilities and services to the people of our state.

We will be developing recommendations for future financing options from the data collected in this survey and so your participation is very important in helping to establish a body of evidence regarding the level of funding needed for historic and cultural preservation projects in our state.

The survey is brief, just nine questions. I hope you will take the time to think about your organization’s physical plant needs and respond to this survey. Just click here to answer the survey questions.

Thank you in advance for your assistance in this regard.

Sincerely,

Mimi Morris Executive Officer, California Cultural and Historical Endowment

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Survey Introduction

Please assist us in collecting information regarding your organization’s capital improvement needs by completing our survey. Your information will be one component of our comprehensive cultural survey to determine the capacities of public, non-profit, and other private entities in California that provide cultural and historical facilities and services to the people of our state.

Survey Questions

Q1 What kind of institution are you?:

a) art museum b)science museum c) history museum d) house museum e)cultural center

Next, we want to ask you about your future Capital Improvement Projects and the related costs or financial needs to cover these projects. These would include tangible physical property improvements with an expected useful life of 15 years or more.

The three Capital Improvements we will ask you about are:

(1) Structural Integrity Improvements to your existing facilities. Examples would include a new roof, repair of water or termite damage, foundation work to repair damage or wear, faulty or dangerous wiring, replacing windows, etc.

(2) Interior or Operational Enhancements needed at your existing facilities. Examples of this would be new walls/physical dividers in an existing building; wiring, lighting, HVAC, or similar changes made to support changed layout of existing structures; the addition of photovoltaic power; and changes to enhance safety or improve access.

(3) Expansions. This includes construction of completely new buildings; the expansion of existing buildings; and/or the acquisition of new properties.

Costs may include all costs incidentally but directly related to construction or acquisition, including planning, engineering, construction management, architectural and other design work, environmental impact reports and assessments, required mitigation expenses, appraisals, legal expenses, site acquisitions, and necessary easements.

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Q2 Considering only Structural Integrity Improvements, how much money has your organization identified as being needed over the next five fiscal years (July 2012 to June 2017)? If you don't have a long-range budget to examine, provide your best estimate. Structural Integrity Improvements would include a new roof, repair of water or termite damage, foundation work to repair damage or wear, faulty or dangerous wiring, replacing windows, etc.

$10,000 to $100,000 $101,000 to $500,000 $501,000 to $1.5m $1.6m to $5m $5.1m or more

Q3 Considering only Interior or Operational Enhancements , how much money has your organization identified as being needed over the next five fiscal years (July 2012 to June 2017). If you don't have a long-range budget to examine, provide your best estimate. Interior or Operational Enhancements would include new walls/physical dividers in an existing building; wiring, lighting, HVAC, or similar changes made to support changed layout of existing structures; the addition of photovoltaic power; and changes to enhance safety or handicap access.

$10,000 to $100,000 $101,000 to $500,000 $501,000 to $1.5m $1.6m to $5m $5.1m or more

Q4 Considering only Expansions, how much money has your organization identified as being needed over the next five fiscal years (July 2012 to June 2017). If you don't have a long-range budget to examine, provide your best estimate. Expansions would include construction of completely new buildings; the expansion of existing buildings; and/or the acquisition of new properties.

$10,000 to $100,000 $101,000 to $500,000 $501,000 to $1.5m $1.6m to $5m $5.1m or more

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Considering only Interior or Operational Enhancements, what rough percentage of the budget you identified in Question 3 would go towards the following improvement categories…

Q5 Handicap access upgrades component of Interior or Operational Enhancements

0% 1-25% 26-50% 51-75% 76-100%

Q6 Seismic upgrades component of Interior or Operational Enhancements 0% 1-25% 26-50% 51-75% 76-100%

Q7 General safety upgrades component of Interior or Operational Enhancements 0% 1-20% 21-40% 41-60% 61-80% 81-100%

Q8 Improvements related to your organization’s core mission (everything not listed above) 0% 1-20% 21-40% 41-60% 61-80% 81-100%

Q9 Do you have any general comments about your Capital needs overall in the next 5 years?

Q10 Respondent Information (kept confidential)

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Survey Results

We asked respondents to self-identify regarding organization type and received the following information from 259 of the 270 respondents (11 skipped this question):

30 (11.6%) - Art Museum: An organization that exhibits art, usually visual art 27 (10.4%) – Science Museum: An organization that is devoted primarily to science 112 (43.2%) – History Museum: An organization that cares for and exhibits a collection of objects of historical importance 34 (13.1%) – House Museum: An organization devoted to transforming a historical house into a museum 56 (21.6%) – Cultural Center: An organization that promotes culture and hands-on interaction with the arts.

The second question introduced the substance of the survey.

Next, we want to ask you about your future Capital Improvement Projects and the related costs or financial needs to cover these projects. These would include tangible physical property improvements with an expected useful life of 15 years or more.

For the following questions, the three Capital Improvements we will ask you about are:

. STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY IMPROVEMENTS TO YOUR EXISTING FACILITIES. Examples would include a new roof, repair of water or termite damage, foundation work to repair damage or wear, faulty or dangerous wiring, replacing windows, etc.

. EXPANSIONS. This includes construction of completely new buildings; the expansion of existing buildings; and/or the acquisition of new properties.

. INTERIOR OR OPERATIONAL ENHANCEMENTS NEEDED AT YOUR EXISTING FACILITIES. Examples of this would be new walls/physical dividers in an existing building; wiring, lighting, HVAC, or similar changes made to support changed layout of existing structures; the addition of photovoltaic power; and changes to enhance safety or improve access.

Note: Costs may include all costs incidentally but directly related to construction or acquisition, including planning, engineering, construction management, architectural and other design work, environmental impact reports and assessments, required mitigation expenses, appraisals, legal expenses, site acquisitions, and necessary easements.

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Table 1: Response Totals for Structural Integrity Improvement Funding Needs

More $10, 000 $101,000 $501, 000 More than to to to than $1.5m to $100,000 $500,000 $1.5m $5.0m 5.0m Q2. Considering only Structural Integrity Improvements, how much money has your organization identified as being needed over the next five years (July 2012 to June 2017)? TOTAL 39.7% 29.3% 10.3% 11.6% 9.1%

Question 2: Considering only Structural Integrity Improvements, how much money has your organization identified as being needed over the next five years (July 2012 to June 2017)?

Of the 270 respondents who responded to the survey, 242 answered this question and 28 skipped the question. Based on the response count for each of the categories we are able to make an estimate of the aggregate need on both the low and high end of the survey answer ranges. Full calculations supporting the aggregated estimated needs may be found in Appendix 1.

The estimated funding needed in the aggregate for Structural Integrity Improvements in the next five years is $172 million on the low end of the survey answer ranges and $331 million on the high end. These figures represent a response rate of roughly 19% of the overall population of cultural heritage organization organizations in the state so one could project that the overall state need for Structural Integrity Improvements is closer to $860 million on the low end and $1.655 billion on the high end. Structural Integrity Improvements include a new roof, repair of water or termite damage, foundation work to repair damage or wear, faulty or dangerous wiring, replacing windows, etc.

Also interesting to note is that the majority of respondents, almost 40%, have a need for a fairly small amount of funding, between $10,000 to $100,000 to help with structural integrity improvements, followed closely by almost 30% of respondents needing almost $500,000. Only 10% of the respondents reported structural improvement needs in excess of $5 million. The chart below shows the breakdown of these needs.

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Chart 1: Structural Integrity Improvements

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Table 2: Response Totals for Expansion Funding Needs

More $10, 000 $101,000 $501, 000 More than to to to than $1.5m to $100,000 $500,000 $1.5m $5.0m 5.0m Q3. Considering only Expansions, how much money has your organization identified as being needed over the next five years (July 2012 to June 2017)? TOTAL 30% 16.4% 19.3% 15% 19.3%

Question 3: Considering only Expansions, how much money has your organization identified as being needed over the next five years (July 2012 to June 2017)?

Of the 270 respondents who responded to the survey, 207 answered this question and 63 skipped the question. Based on the response count for each of the categories we are able to make an estimate of the aggregate need on both the low and high end of the survey answer ranges. Full calculations supporting the aggregated estimated needs may be found in Appendix 1.

The estimated funding needed in the aggregate for Expansions in the next five years is $270 million on the low end of the survey answer ranges and $438 million on the high end. These figures represent a response rate of roughly 19% of the overall population of cultural heritage organization organizations in the state so one could project that the overall state need for Expansions is closer to $1.355 billion on the low end and $2.19 billion on the high end. Expansions include construction of completely new buildings; the expansion of existing buildings; and/or the acquisition of new properties.

With expansions there is still a majority of respondents, albeit a smaller majority of only 30%, with a need for a fairly small amount of funding, between $10,000 to $100,000 for expansions, with the remaining respondents quite evenly distributed across the answer options. The chart below shows the breakdown of these needs.

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Chart 2: Expansions

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Also of interest regarding structural integrity improvements, expansions, and interior or operational enhancements is the need response by organization type, as noted in the next chart. Art museums show the most moderate needs in terms of structural integrity improvements and science museums have the biggest needs in both structural integrity improvements and expansion plans. This might reflect the need for art museums to ensure that their collections are kept safe by ensuring the structural integrity of their building at all times and it might reflect the need of science museums to stay current with technology in order to maintain their relevance in a rapidly changing world.

Table 3: Funding Need Responses by Organization Type

More $10, 000 $101,000 $501, 000 More than to to to than $1.5m to $100,000 $500,000 $1.8m $5.0m 5.0m Q2. Considering only Structural Integrity Improvements, how much money has your organization identified as being needed over the next five fiscal years (July 2012 to June 2017)? TOTAL 40% 29% 11% 11% 9% Art Museum 62% 23% 4% 8% 4% Science Museum 33% 21% 19% 13% 17% History Museum 43% 31% 8% 9% 8% House Museum 34% 25% 16% 19% 6% Cultural Center 30% 35% 13% 9% 13% Q3. Considering only Expansions, how much money has your organization identified as being needed over the next five years (July 2012 to June 2017)? TOTAL 29% 17% 20% 16% 20% Art Museum 30% 13% 9% 17% 30% Science Museum 13% 17% 17% 17% 38% History Museum 32% 19% 19% 13% 18% House Museum 48% 9% 26% 13% 4% Cultural Center 20% 20% 24% 20% 16% Q4. Considering only Interior or Operational Enhancements, how much money has your organization identified as being needed over the next five years (July 2012 to June 2017)? TOTAL 40% 28% 14% 12% 6% Art Museum 38% 28% 14% 17% 3% Science Museum 13% 42% 21% 17% 8% History Museum 52% 24% 11% 9% 5% House Museum 52% 28% 10% 10% 0% Cultural Center 25% 30% 19% 13% 13%

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Question 4: Considering only Interior or Operational Enhancements, how much money has your organization identified as being needed over the next five years (July 2012 to June 2017)? Of the 270 respondents who responded to the survey, 246 answered this question and 24 skipped the question. Based on the response count for each of the categories we are able to make an estimate of the aggregate need on both the low and high end of the survey answer ranges. Full calculations supporting the aggregated estimated needs may be found in Appendix 1.

Table 4: Response Totals for Interior or Operational Enhancement Funding Needs

More $10, 000 $101,000 $501, 000 More than to to to than $1.5m to $100,000 $500,000 $1.5m $5.0m 5.0m Q4. Considering only Interior or Operational Enhancements, how much money has your organization identified as being needed over the next five years (July 2012 to June 2017)? TOTAL 39.8.% 28.9% 13.4% 11.8% 6.1%

The estimated funding needed in the aggregate for Interior or Operational Enhancements in the next five years is $143 million on the low end of the survey answer ranges and $314 million on the high end. The average enhancement figure is $224 million.

These figures represent a response rate of roughly 19% of the overall population of cultural heritage organization organizations in the state so one could project that the overall state need for Interior or Operational Enhancements is closer to $715 million on the low end and $1.57 billion on the high end. Interior or Operational Enhancements includes construction of completely new buildings; the expansion of existing buildings; and/or the acquisition of new properties.

Considering only Interior or Operational Enhancements, what rough percentage of the budget you identified in Question 3 would go toward the following improvement categories:

Question 5: Disability access upgrades?

Question 6: Seismic upgrades?

Question 7: General Safety upgrades?

Question 8: Improvements related to your organizations core mission?

As the table below indicates, a majority of the respondents (55%) indicated that as much as 20% of their budgets for interior or operational enhancements would go to disability access and safety upgrades, 38% indicated that 20% of their budget would be applied for seismic upgrades, 25% indicate that 20% of their budgets would be for

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improvements related to their organizations’ core missions, and smaller percentages of respondents indicated that larger percentages of their budgets would be devoted to these purposes.

Table 5: Response Totals for Enhancement Budget Detail

Considering only Interior or Operational Enhancements as described above, what rough percentage of the budget you 0% 1-20% 21-40% 41-60% 61-80% 81-100% identified in question 3 would go towards the following improvement categories. Q5. Disability access upgrades component of Interior or Operational Enhancements TOTAL 24% 55% 14% 4% 1% 1% Q6. Seismic upgrades component of Inter or Operational Enhancements TOTAL 41% 38% 13% 5% 3% <1% Q7. General safety upgrades component of Interior or Operational Enhancements TOTAL 14% 55% 21% 8% 2% 0% Q8. Improvements related to your organizations core mission (Everything not listed above) TOTAL 5% 25% 22% 15% 15% 18%

Based on the response count for each of the categories we are able to make an estimate of the aggregate average spending for each of the enhancement categories based on the average of the Low and High Estimated Aggregated Total Enhancements

• Disability Access Upgrades: $34m

• Seismic Upgrades: $46m

• Safety Upgrades: $42m

• Core Mission (all else): $102m

Total average for Enhancements: $224m1

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Table 6: Enhancement Budget Detail by Organization Type

Considering only Interior or Operational Enhancements as described above, what rough 0% 1-20% 21-40% 41-60% 61-80% 81-100% percentage of the budget you identified in question 3 would go towards the following improvement categories. Q5. Disability access upgrades component of Interior or Operational Enhancements TOTAL 24% 55% 14% 4% 1% 1% Art Museum 32% 43% 11% 11% 0% 4% Science Museum 12% 56% 24% 4% 4% 0% History Museum 26% 58% 10% 4% 2% 0% House Museum 42% 39% 16% 3% 0% 0% Cultural Center 13% 66% 17% 2% 0% 2% Q6. Seismic upgrades component of Inter or Operational Enhancements TOTAL 41% 38% 13% 5% 3% <1% Art Museum 44% 37% 15% 4% 0% 0% Science Museum 38% 38% 17% 8% 0% 0% History Museum 47% 40% 6% 4% 3% 0% House Museum 39% 32% 23% 7% 0% 0% Cultural Center 33% 39% 16% 4% 6% 2% Q7. General safety upgrades component of Interior or Operational Enhancements TOTAL 14% 55% 21% 8% 2% 0% Art Museum 21% 61% 14% 0% 4% 0% Science Museum 20% 28% 40% 12% 0% 0% History Museum 12% 62% 16% 7% 3% 0% House Museum 13% 47% 27% 10% 0% 3% Cultural Center 12% 58% 19% 12% 0% 0% Q8. Improvements related to your organizations core mission TOTAL 5% 25% 22% 15% 15% 18% Art Museum 4% 7% 15% 22% 22% 30% Science Museum 4% 8% 44% 16% 20% 8% History Museum 3% 26% 24% 14% 14% 19% House Museum 10% 33% 13% 20% 10% 13% Cultural Center 8% 35% 16% 8% 15% 18%

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Question 9: Do you have any general comments about your capital needs overall in the next 5 years? Of the 268 respondents to the survey, 157 provided an answer to the open-ended question. A summary narrative of topics from those responses follows below.

Energy Efficiency Improvements Several sites spoke of planned or needed improvements related to energy efficiency. Like many buildings with long- term goals of serving the public, these sites have an eye toward reducing their carbon footprint. With limited resources these goals may manifest as new lighting and plumbing fixtures, repairs to HVAC systems and replacing older equipment with new, more efficient models. Other sites have more ambitious plans (sometimes attached to the construction of new facilities or large-scale renovations) that include switching to solar power for lighting and heating.

Restoration of Aging Facilities A large number of comments received from the survey regarding Capital Needs for the present and near future revolved around restorative projects for the respondents’ facilities. In many cases, sites referred to “critical improvements” necessary to ensure the safety and integrity of their museums. These considerations most often revolved around: Large-scale renovations (roofing and plumbing) due to extended weather damage, seismic retrofits of foundations and structural supports, handicap accessibility, and the historic preservation of certain sites (e.g. Historical Residences/Museums) involving wall and floor replacements.

Space Needs Sixteen respondents indicated their facilities had reached the point in the recent past where renovations or improvements were no longer feasible. For these sites, half were already in new buildings and the others were close to a solution. It did not appear that their survey responses included requests for funds for these moves. Several other sites noted the need to expand existing structures to better serve the needs of the museums and the public. For some, though there is an identified and pressing need, expansion will wait until future economics provide stable support for such projects, while others find themselves in a position to move forward. Needs for expansion, in some circumstances, were directly due to a lack of exhibit space. In these situations, respondents spoke of using capital in order to secure appropriate storage space for museum pieces and exhibits until the time at which they may be properly displayed for public audiences.

Renovation of Exterior Grounds A number of survey respondents operate museums or historical sites that include large exterior grounds containing gardens, stables and other open-outdoor structures. These items represent significant maintenance costs in and of themselves. Basic infrastructure related to these areas such as irrigation, road and walkways and, in some cases, electrical systems were items commented on by survey respondents as areas of consideration related to their on- going Capital Needs.

General Maintenance Given the general financial strain of recent years, deferred maintenance has become a significant issue for many museums throughout the State. All told, 22 (14%) of those who responded noted costs related to general maintenance as a significant concern. Twelve respondents (8%) expressly cited general maintenance that had been deferred due to budgetary limitations and stated that these deferments had led to more significant needs in maintenance and repair over time (roofs, flooring due to water damage, etc.). Examples given of general maintenance needs included: painting, lighting, carpeting, and weather repairs (roof and windows). Other, less reported items related to equipment maintenance and upgrades. An example of this is an

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Arts Museum that offers workshops to the public. Those facilities occasionally require care and improvement of printmaking, photography and digital media equipment.

Exhibit Maintenance/Upgrades In many cases respondents indicated a need for their facilities to retrofit or otherwise maintain their existing displays to prevent them from falling into disarray. For some, keeping the integrity of their public service means procuring new exhibits altogether. Certain exhibits referenced were relatively modest in implementation requirements (displays) while others require significantly increased planning and resources, such as educational exhibits.

Studies and Consultants Several survey respondents noted costs associated with hiring consultants and commissioning studies appropriate to various site improvement/development projects. Examples of these considerations included planning and environmental review for new buildings, consultations related to proper restoration of historic structures, and expert analysis and planning related to structural integrity (seismic reporting, etc.).

Other Comments Not Directly Related to Capital Needs As a footnote, some respondents spoke of peripheral costs necessary for the successful operation of their facilities. These involved expenditures toward sending staff to conferences to maintain high-levels of knowledge in service to their public audiences and hiring revenue maximization consultants to aide efforts toward long-term sustainability.

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Conclusions regarding Capacity of California’s Cultural Heritage Organizations

The CCHE awarded over $122.5 million to 150 organizations for 180 projects in California between 2005 and 2010. The total value of all applications from CCHE’s four rounds of competitive grant submissions from 2005-2010 comes very close to $921 million. A complete listing of all of CCHE’s applicants from all four rounds is attached as Appendix 1. That figure includes the $122.5 million in CCHE grants that were funded and also likely includes some duplication from applicants who did not get funded in one found and submitted an application again in the next round. Estimating that at $150 million (See Appendix 2) and removing the funded grants of $122.5 million still results in a need of close to $650 million for historic and cultural preservation capital improvements in California.

This survey substantiates those calculations with figures that range from $585 million on the low end to $1.1 billion on the high end. These costs include all three categories of capital improvements which were considered in the survey: structural integrity improvements, interior or operational enhancements, and expansions.

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Recommendations for the Future Financing of Cultural Heritage Organizations

CCHE’s enabling legislation requires CCHE to recommend suggestions for the future financing of cultural heritage organizations.

The CCHE recommends two financing mechanisms to preserve state historic and cultural resources.

Since the 1980s, existing state law has allowed state taxpayers to contribute money to Voluntary Contribution Funds (VCFs) to fund a variety of charitable causes. VCFs are included on the state income tax form through legislative action and are allowed to remain on the state tax return until they are either repealed or fail to meet the minimum contribution amount, which is adjusted annually for inflation. For most VCFs, the minimum contribution amount is $250,000 in the fund’s second year. The California Arts Council was successful in getting on the tax return as a VCF in 2010 and eight bills for new causes were proposed in 2011. Despite the explosion of charitable causes appearing on the tax form, the CCHE recommends that a VCF for cultural heritage be established. This would allow Californians to contribute $1 or more to support museums, cultural centers, and historical sites, with administration of the resources to be handled by the CCHE.

The only other method that has been used by the state to finance capital improvement projects for cultural heritage resources is general obligation bonds. The CCHE received a share of the 2002 bond initiative known as Proposition 40, the California Clean Water, Clean Air, Safe Neighborhood Parks and Coastal Protection Act of 2002. The entire bond authorization was $2.6 billion and, of that amount, $267.5 million was made available for historic and cultural resource preservation. CCHE received $128.4 million from that bond initially and was able to establish funding priorities and make grants of $122.5 million with that funding.

The CCHE continues to believe that statewide general obligation bonds are the most viable method for financing statewide cultural and historical resource preservation.

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Telephone Poll to Assess Public Support of State Funding of Cultural Heritage Organizations CCHE commissioned a polling firm to assess public support cultural heritage organizations in general and the public’s support for state funding of cultural heritage organizations. CCHE hired Competitive Edge Research and Communications (CERC), a polling firm, to conduct a telephone poll to assess the public's support for cultural heritage organizations in general and the public's support for state funding of cultural heritage organizations. The results demonstrate a constituency that seems to recognize the value of cultural heritage organizations and support the idea of providing public funding for cultural heritage organizations.

Methodology and Polling Instrument

CCHE provided CERC with a survey draft. Based on the survey objectives, and conversations with the CCHE staff, President John Nienstedt recommended edits to the draft survey. CERC worked closely with the CCHE to ensure that the survey addressed all of the CCHE’s objectives and the questions were clear, concise and instructive. The questionnaire design and editing process was collaborative, ensuring both parties were engaged in the survey design process and satisfied with the survey content. Before fielding the survey, CERC submitted a final draft to the CCHE for final approval.

CERC procured a random listed landline sample of active California voters from Political Data Inc. of Norwalk, CA. A sample of 1000 voters provided a margin of sampling error of 3.1% (at the 95% confidence level). The polling firm utilized the attached assessment instrument in its survey of 1,000 California voters.

Programming Surveys were programmed using the Computer Assisted Telephone Interviewing (CATI) system. CATI programming allows CERC to automatically route the interviewer through the interview to ensure that skip-patterns are used properly, that only the correct codes are entered, that data entry errors are prevented and that quality control is maintained.

Fielding Fielding time is a function of questionnaire length and the size of the sample. With a sample of 1000, data collection took place over four to five days. To ensure top quality data collection, all interviewers were specifically trained on the project and its intricacies.

All of the interviews were conducted on-site in the San Diego offices with no element of the interviewing sub- contracted to an outside vendor. CERC used only experienced, professional interviewers who are supervised by employees with an average of 13 years experience in call center management and/or quality control, and who were trained in research methods. The quality control methodology was multi-pronged, including a 10:1 ratio of interviews to quality control staff; real-time visual and audio monitoring, as well as remote monitoring capability, using state-of- the-art CATI and telecommunications systems; and systematic analysis of interviews using a proprietary formula encompassing such variables as cooperation rate, refusal rate, monitoring evaluations and interviewer performance scores to ensure the highest quality interviewing was conducted.

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Polling Instrument

Hello is ____ there? Hi this is _____ with Competitive Edge Research, a national polling firm and we’re calling the good folks of California and we would like to include your opinions. This is not a sales call and I am not selling anything – I merely want to ask you a few short questions. Your answers will be kept strictly confidential. Please let me begin by asking . . .

Q1. In the past three years, about how many times, if ever, did you visit museums, cultural centers, or other historical sites in California that preserve California’s cultural heritage? [ENTER RESPONSE] And please tell me whether you agree or disagree with the following statements...

Q2. Museums, cultural centers and historical sites benefit society by providing a deeper understanding of the world around us. (PROBE) 1. Agree, strongly 2. Agree, somewhat 3. Disagree, somewhat 4. Disagree, strongly 8. UNSURE

Q3. I find museums, cultural centers and historical sites educational. (PROBE) 1. Agree, strongly 2. Agree, somewhat 3. Disagree, somewhat 4. Disagree, strongly 8. UNSURE

Q4. State government only provides occasional support to museums, cultural centers and historical sites for things like major building repairs and improvements. Do you agree or disagree that the state government should provide some funds to museums, cultural centers and historical sites for major building repairs and improvements? (PROBE) 1. Agree, strongly 2. Agree, somewhat 3. Disagree, somewhat 4. Disagree, strongly 8. UNSURE

Q5. State government does not provide support to museums, cultural centers and historical sites for operating expenses like staff and administrative costs. Do you agree or disagree that the state government should provide some financial assistance to museums, cultural centers and historical sites for operating expenses like staff and administrative costs? (PROBE) 1. Agree, strongly 2. Agree, somewhat 3. Disagree, somewhat 4. Disagree, strongly 8. UNSURE

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Q6. If your state income tax return gave you the opportunity to make a $1.00 donation which would go toward supporting museums, cultural centers and historical sites in California, would you make such a donation or not? (PROBE) 1. Yes, definitely 2. Yes, probably 3. No, probably 4. No, definitely 8. UNSURE

Q7. And a measure may appear on the ballot which would read: To repair and improve museums, cultural centers and historical sites in California, shall the state issue bonds at legal interest rates, with annual audits and a citizens’ oversight committee to monitor that funds are spent accordingly? If an election were held today, would you vote "yes" to approve the bond measure or "no" to reject it? (PROBE) 1. Yes, definitely 2. Yes, probably 3. No, probably 4. No, definitely 8. UNSURE

Now I have a few demographic questions to make sure our sample is random . . .

Q8. When it comes to social issues and politics do you consider yourself to be . . . 1. Very liberal 2. Somewhat liberal 3. Somewhat conservative or 4. Very conservative? 5. SOMEWHERE IN BETWEEN 8. UNSURE 9. REFUSED

Q9. And what is the last level of education you have completed? 1. Less than a high school diploma 2. High school 3. Some college 4. College degree 5. Advanced degree 9. REFUSED

Q10. [IF AGE NOT ON FILE] In what year were you born?

Q11. [IF BIRTHPLACE NOT ON FILE] Were you born in . . . 1. California 2. Somewhere else in the United States or 2. In another country? 8. UNSURE 9. REFUSED

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Thanks for your time and your opinion counts, goodbye.

12. GENDER (BY OBSERVATION) 1. Male 2. Female

13. TURNOUT HISTORY (FROM SAMPLE) 1. Unreliable/New 2. Reliable 3. Very reliable

14. GEO BREAKS (FROM SAMPLE)

15. BIRTHPLACE (FROM SAMPLE)

16. LENGTH OF REGISTRATION (FROM SAMPLE)

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Raw Polling Results from California Museums Survey

n=1002 California Voters June 22-24, 2012 Margin of Sampling Error +/‐ 3.1 % Weighted on Phone Type, Age and Party

Hello is ____ there? Hi this is _____ with Competitive Edge Research, a national polling firm and we’re calling the good folks of California and we would like to include your opinions. This is not a sales call and I am not selling anything – I merely want to ask you a few short questions. Your answers will be kept strictly confidential. Please let me begin by asking . . .

Q1. In the past three years, about how many times, if ever, did you visit museums, cultural centers, or other historical sites in California that preserve California’s cultural heritage? % Never 29.0 Once 9.4 Twice 12.6 Three times 10.6 Four times 5.2 5-10 times 21.6 11-20 times 6.4 More than 20 times 4.2 Unsure 1.0

Average: 7.23

And please tell me whether you agree or disagree with the following statements...

Q2. Museums, cultural centers and historical sites benefit society by providing a deeper understanding of the world around us. % Agree, strongly 76.7 Agree, somewhat 20.5 Disagree, somewhat 0.7 Disagree, strongly 0.6 Unsure (Not read) 1.5

Q3. I that find museums, cultural centers and historical sites are educational. % Agree, strongly 85.9 Agree, somewhat 12.5 Disagree, somewhat 0.6 Disagree, strongly 0.5 Unsure (Not read) 0.6 California Cultural and Historical Endowment 41

Q4. State government only provides occasional financial support to museums, cultural centers and historical sites for things like major building repairs and improvements. Do you agree or disagree that the state government should provide some funds to museums, cultural centers and historical sites for major building repairs and improvements? % Agree, strongly 43.9 Agree, somewhat 37.6 Disagree, somewhat 4.4 Disagree, strongly 5.0 Unsure (Not read) 9.1

Q5. State government does not provide financial support to museums, cultural centers and historical sites for operating expenses like staff and administrative costs. Do you agree or disagree that the state government should provide some funds to museums, cultural centers and historical sites for operating expenses like staff and administrative costs? % Agree, strongly 31.5 Agree, somewhat 35.7 Disagree, somewhat 14.1 Disagree, strongly 10.4 Unsure (Not read) 8.4

Q6. If your state income tax return gave you the opportunity to donate $1 toward supporting museums, cultural centers and historical sites in California, would you make such a donation or not? % Yes, definitely 50.0 Yes, probably 29.4 No, probably 7.5 No, definitely 9.8 Unsure (Not read) 3.2

Q7. A state bond to provide funding to repair and improve museums, cultural centers and historical sites in California may be on the ballot in the future. The measure would require that the bonds be issued at legal interest rates and subject to regular audits so that the funds are spent accordingly. If such a bond measure were on the ballot, would you vote "yes" to approve it or "no" to reject it? % Yes, definitely 39.0 Yes, probably 27.8 No, probably 7.6 No, definitely 13.5 Unsure (Not read) 12.1

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Now I have a few demographic questions to make sure our sample is random . . .

Q8. When it comes to social issues and politics do you consider yourself to be . . . % Very liberal 11.8 Somewhat liberal 35.2 Somewhat conservative 26.3 Very conservative 14.7 Somewhere in between (Not read) 6.8 Unsure (Not read) 2.6 Refused (Not read) 2.6

Q9. And what is the last level of education you have completed? % Less than a high school diploma 2.0 High school 11.2 Some college 29.7 College degree 33.1 Advanced degree 22.5 Refused (Not read) 1.5

Q10. In what year were you born? % 18 to 24 7.6 25 to 34 14.1 35 to 44 15.2 45 to 54 20.7 55 to 64 19.8 65 to 74 12.8 75 and over 10.0

Q11. Were you born in . . . % California 49.9 Somewhere else in the United States 35.7 In another country 13.9 Refused (Not read) 0.4

Thanks for your time and your opinion counts, goodbye.

12. GENDER (BY OBSERVATION) % Male 47.3 Female 52.7

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13. TURNOUT HISTORY (FROM SAMPLE) % Unreliable/New 22.1 Reliable 42.3 Very reliable 35.6

14. GEO BREAKS (FROM SAMPLE) % Los Angeles County 18.5 Bay Area 11.8 Orange County 11.0 San Joaquin Valley 10.1 Greater Sacramento area 8.9 San Diego/Imperial Counties 8.2 Southern California other 6.6 Riverside County 5.2 Santa Clara County 5.2 Alameda County 5.1 Central Coast 3.8 Northern Sacramento Valley 2.9 Northern California 2.8

15. LENGTH OF REGISTRATION (FROM SAMPLE) % 2010 to Present 15.7 2006‐2009 25.9 2004‐2005 11.5 2000‐2003 15.8 1990‐1999 18.1 Before 1990 13.0

16. HOME OWNERSHIP (FROM SAMPLE) % Yes 87.1 No 12.9

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Survey Analysis from CERC

MEMORANDUM

TO: CCHE FROM: John Nienstedt, Competitive Edge RE: California Museums Survey Results DATE: Thursday, November 08, 2012

This analysis is based on the results from the poll of 1,002 California voters which we fielded June 22 through June 24, 2012. The margin of sampling error is +/- 3.1% at the 95% confidence level.

The average California voter visited museums, cultural centers or heritage sites 6.6 times during the past three years or a little more than twice a year. That equates to 37,700,000 visits just by California voters. Considering that many children, non-voters and people from outside the state visit these sites in California, the number of people accommodated is staggering. However, half of the electorate has visited less than once a year, with 30% not setting foot in a museum, cultural center or historical site since 2009. In fact, as the chart below shows, the average number of visits skews higher due to a few people who visited 100 or more times in the past three years.

Number of Times Visited Museums, Cultural Centers or Other Historical Sites Within Past Three Years

30% 29%

25%

20% Average Number of Visits: 6.6 15% 13% Median Number of Visits: 2.0 10% 10% 8% 5% 4% 5% 2% 1% 1% 0% 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100 101+

Number of Visits

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The most salient variable for predicting how often a voter will visit a museum, cultural center or historical site is their ideology. Because slightly more California voters rate themselves as liberal than conservative, this bodes well for attendance. Those on the liberal side of the ideological spectrum visit far more often than those on the conservative side. Over the past three years, as the chart shows, very liberal voters visited, on average, more than four times as often as very conservative voters did.

Number of Visits by Ideology

Very liberal (12%) 13.9

Those with more education and those who are more likely to Somewhat liberal 8.5 vote also visit museums, cultural centers or historical sites (36%) more frequently than their less educated or less participatory In between/Unsure counterparts. Education levels for voters tend to be high -- (10%) 3.0 only 13% have not attended college and 23% have earned an Somewhat advanced degree -- so the state's museums have a robust 4.5 supply of visitors. conservative (27%)

Very conservative 3.3 (15%)

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There is a tremendous amount of agreement with the rationales we tested for museums, cultural centers or historical sites. Californians generally accept the idea that museums, cultural centers and historical sites benefit society and that they are educational. Looking at the results for the two questions together, three-quarters of the state's voters strongly agree with both supportive statements and only 3% express consistent disagreement.

Agreement with Rationales for Museums, Cultural Centers and Historic Sites

Disagree, strongly Disagree, somewhat Unsure Agree, somewhat Agree, strongly

Museums, cultural centers and historical sites are educational 12% 85%

Museums, cultural centers and historical sites benefit society by providing a deeper understanding of the 20% 77% world around us

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

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Voters also express a great deal of agreement with the notion that the state should spend some money for capital improvements to museums, cultural centers and historical sites. There is a bit more resistance to spending state funds for operating expenses. Agreement here is notably less intense, but two-thirds do agree that the state should provide more funding to cover the operating expenses for museums, cultural centers and historical sites.

Agreement with Government Financial Support for Museums, Cultural Centers and Historic Sites

Disagree, strongly Disagree, somewhat Unsure Agree, somewhat Agree, strongly

State should provide some funds to museums, cultural centers and historical sites for major building repairs 9% 38% 44% and improvements

State should provide some funds to museums, cultural centers and historical sites for operating expenses 14% 8% 36% 32%

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

Voters are wildly supportive of a check box on their California state income tax forms that would send one dollar to support museums, cultural centers and historical sites. Half say they would definitely donate a dollar in this way.

Would Give a $1 Donation Through State Income Tax Return

No, definitely No, probably Unsure Yes, probably Yes, definitely

10% 8% 29% 50%

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

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The generally strong agreement with the rationales for museums explains a lot of why voters enthusiastically support the check box approach to funding them. The huge number of voters who strongly agree that museums are educational and benefit society would overwhelmingly donate the dollar. Making the donation via the income tax check box decreases among those who agree less wholeheartedly. However, even the small number who disagree with the rationales for museums, cultural centers and historical sites, mostly say they would donate, though support among them is much less intense.

$1 Donation Te s t by Rationales for Museums 100% 17% 27% 80% 35% Yes, definitely 57% 42% 60% 33% Yes, probably 28% 40% 7% Unsure 8% 6% 10% 6% 29% 20% 14% No, probably 26% 24% 17% 6% 0% 6% No, definitely Disagreement (3%) Qualified Agreement Agreement (13%) Strong Agreement (10%) (74%)

Looking at the question from other angles, conservative Republicans are not as likely to donate as others, women are more likely to donate than men, and San Francisco Bay area residents are less enthusiastic about the $1 donation than voters in other parts of California. Los Angeles County is the state’s largest single population center and we find no dip in support for the check box in that region. Voters who visit the museums, cultural centers and historical sites more often are far more likely to contribute, but even those who have not visited or who visited only once in the past three years would usually donate the dollar. Unreliable voters are more inclined to donate than those who vote every chance they get.

A bond measure is also supported by a large majority, though not as much as the one-dollar donation.

Museums Bond Measure Vote

No, definitely No, probably Unsure Yes, probably Yes, definitely

13% 8% 12% 28% 39%

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

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The main thing a bond measure to fund museums, cultural centers and historical sites has going for it is that an overwhelming number of voters heartily accept the rationales for them. Nearly three-quarters of those who strongly agree that museums are both educational and beneficial to society would vote for the bond measure. The results are positive for voters who are a bit less strongly committed to museums, but the bond measure still receives support from more than half of them. It gets into trouble among those who seriously qualify their feelings about museums and if an election were held only among them and the voters who do not see these resources as educational or beneficial, the bond measure would lose. Happily, for the measure’s proponents, those voters are far out-numbered by the fans of museums, cultural centers and historical sites.

Museums Bond Te s t by Rationales for Museums 100% 7% 15% 10% 27% 80% Yes, definitely 22% 45% 28% 60% Yes, probably 19% 32% 21% 40% Unsure 10% 11% 29% 8% No, probably 20% 34% 34% 11% 22% 7% 0% 8% No, definitely Disagreement (3%) Qualified Agreement Agreement (13%) Strong Agreement (10%) (74%)

Another determinant of support and opposition is a voter's ideology. Very liberal voters are wildly enthusiastic about the measure and moderate liberals are also supportive. Even most moderates in the middle of the ideological spectrum and voters who label themselves as somewhat conservative are voting "yes." The problem for proponents comes among those on the far right where support does not break 50%.

Museums Bond Te s t by Ideology 100% 33% 32% 27% Yes, definitely 80% 43% 63% Yes, probably 60% 19% 24% 27% 14% Unsure 40% 35% 20% 13% 10% No, probably 23% 9% 20% 9% 10% 7% 30% No, definitely 7% 13% 19% 0% 6% Very liberal (12%) Somewhat liberal In between/Unsure Somewhat Very conservative (36%) (10%) conservative (27%) (15%)

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Democrats are highly supportive, but Republicans are far less enthusiastic, with their support reaching only 49%. Those outside of the major parties tend to be voting "yes," though support among them is less intense than it is among Democrats.

Education levels exert a modest and inverse effect on opinions related to the bond measure.

Museums Bond Te s t by Party 100% Those 28% 80% 39% with 47% Yes, definitely very 60% 21% Yes, probably little 16% 31% 40% 31% Unsure 11% 9% No, probably 20% 10% 7% 24% 6% 14% 0% 6% No, definitely Republican (31%) Democrat (44%) Other Party (25%)

education are highly supportive and those who have earned college degrees exhibit some degree of opposition. This is not to say that most of the college educated voters actually oppose the measure -- only 24% with a degree are voting "no," but what opposition there is becomes more intense within those segments.

We also find that bond proponents will want to avoid a low turnout election. Very reliable voters -- those who vote in primaries -- are less enthusiastic about the bond measure than less reliable voters.

Geographically, the Bay area is the one region where support is significantly less strong. Even there, about 60% of the voters say they will support the bond measure.

Finally, support among naturalized citizens is more substantial than it is among US-born voters. Half the state’s voters were born in California, but 36% immigrated from elsewhere in the United States and 14% are foreign-born.

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APPENDIX 1 Total Demand on Funds from CCHE Applicants - All Rounds

Total CCHE Share FUNDING REQUESTED of all costs APPLICANT'S ORGANIZATION AND PROJECT TITLE ROUND COUNTY FUNDS 18th Street Arts Center-18th Street Arts Legacy Project 1 Los Angeles $2,343,000

18th Street Arts Center-Redevelopment Design Plans 2 Los Angeles $120,000

Aerospace Museum of California-Construction of New Museum Facility and 2 Sacramento $357,185 Air Park African American Ethinic Sports Hall of Fame-African American Ethnic 1 Alameda $300,000 Sports Hall of Fame Museum Agua Caliente Cultural Museum-Preserving the Native Spirit of the Desert 2 Riverside $3,000,000

Ali Akbar College of Music-Audio Preservation of the Ali Akbar Khan 1 Marin $149,543 Archive Amador County Historic Railroad Foundation - ACHRRF-Restoration of 3 Amador $12,501 Railroad Depot at Ione, CA American Indian Health & Services-Counseling Center Project 1 Santa Barbara $75,396

American River Conservancy-Wakamatsu Tea and Silk Farm Colony Site 3 El Dorado $2,278,500 Acquisition Anaheim Museum-Founding Families: Alta California 1 Orange $134,000

Angel Island Immigration Foundation-Preservation and Restoration of 2 Marin $3,000,000 the Immigration Station on Angel Island Angel Island Immigration Station Foundation-Angel Island Immigration 3 Marin $3,000,000 Station - Hospital Rehabilitation Angel Island Immigration Station Foundation-Angel Island Immigration 1 Marin $5,000,000 Station Renovation Angels Flight Railway Foundation-Angels Flight Railway Restoration 1 Los Angeles $996,350

Angels Gate Cultural Center-Implementation of a Master Plan for Angels 2 Los Angeles $200,000 Gate Park Animation Initiative International-Animation Bank 1 Los Angeles $5,000,000

Animation Initiative of Glendale-Animation Bank 2 Los Angeles $3,000,000

Anza-Borrego Foundation-Begole Archaeological Research Center 2 San Diego $75,789

October 2012 Appendix 1 Page 1 of 37 APPLICANT'S ORGANIZATION AND PROJECT TITLE FUNDING COUNTY REQUESTED ROUND FUNDS

Arte Americas-Plaza Project Service Addition "Last Phase" 2 Fresno $500,000

Arts Space Development Corporation-Afts Space Corporation 2 San Francisco $90,040

Auburn Placer Performing Arts Center, Inc.-Restoration of State Theater 2 Placer $220,000 for Performing Arts Center Autry National Center of the American West-Rehabilitating the Historic 3 Los Angeles $165,500 Southwest Museum Building Autry National Center of the American West-Saving the Southwest 1 Los Angeles $5,000,000 Museum of the American Indian Back Country Land Trust of San Diego-Wright's Field Final Acquisition 2 San Diego $850,000 (Phase IV: 142 acres) Bay Area Electric Railroad Association-Car House Three Project 1 Solano $310,520

Beach Boys Historical Landmark Project-Site of the Childhood Home of 1 Los Angeles $40,000 the Beach Boys Beaumont Library District-Beaumont Carnegie Library Restoration 1 Riverside $135,500

Benicia Historical Museum-Project Camel Barn 1 Solano $262,000

Berkeley Architectural Heritage Association-Kenney-Meinheit Cottage 1 Alameda $403,000 History Center Beverly Hills Cultural Center Foundation-Historic Beverly Hills Post 1 Los Angeles $1,507,700 Office Bindlestiff Studio-Sinag Sining: The Building Campaign for Bindlestiff 1 S.F. $670,400 Studio Bindlestiff Studio-Studio Build-out 2 San Francisco $296,297

Bishop Museum & Historical Society-Laws Museum Artifact 1 Inyo $111,595 Preservation Rudolph Stamp Mill and Textile Storage Board of Trustees of the Tomales Town Hall-Tomales Town Hall 2 Marin $933,500 Rehabilitation Project Brand Library and Art Center-Preservation of the Brand Library and Art 2 Los Angeles $2,000,000 Center Brava! For Women in the Arts/Brava Theater Center-Eighty Years of 1 S.F. $2,001,300 Culture: Brava Theatre Center Phase II Breed Street Shul Project, Inc.-Breed Street Shul: Phase 2-Full 1 Los Angeles $2,400,000 Rehabilitation BRIDGE Economic Development Corporation (BREDCO)-16th Street 2 Alameda $300,000 Train Station Project BRIDGE Economic Development Corporation (BREDCO)-16th Street 3 Alameda $300,000 Train Station Restoration and Adaptive Re-Use Project

October 2012 Appendix 1 Page 2 of 37 FUNDING APPLICANT'S ORGANIZATION AND PROJECT TITLE COUNTY REQUESTED $411,784 ROUND FUNDS

BRIDGE Economic Development Corporation-16th Street Train Station 4 San Francisco $411,785 Restoration and Adaptive Reuse CA Vehicle Foundation dba Towe Museum of Automotive History or 2 Sacramento $250,000 Towe Auto Museum-Site, Relocation, and New Facilities Planning Calexico Carnegie Technology Center-Carnegie Library Restoration 1 Imperial $600,000

California Academy of Sciences-California Exhibit in the New Academy 2 San Francisco $3,000,000

California Academy of Sciences-California Natural History at the 3 San Francisco $2,000,000 California Academy of Sciences California Academy of Sciences-Preserve, Interpret, and Enhance the 1 S.F. $5,000,000 Understanding and Appreciation of California's Natural and Cultural History California Central Valley Museum of Working Class Art and Culture- 3 Sacramento $3,000,000 Museum Construction California Cultural Resources Preservation Alliance-Putiidhem 1 Orange $125,000 Archaeological District Acquisition: Phase I California Department of Mental Health-Napa State Hospital Cemetery 3 Napa $396,620 Restoration and Preservation California Historical Society-Museum, Library & Public Access Project 1 S.F. $3,723,850

California Indian Museum & Cultural Center-Issues -based Museum on 4 Sonoma $180,000 California Indians California Indian Museum & Cultural Center-Knowledge Circle Project 1 Sonoma $4,122,512

California Indian Museum and Cultural Center (CIMCC)-Issues-based 2 Sonoma $300,000 Museum on California Indians California Indian Museum and Cultural Center-Issues Based Museum 3 Sonoma $1,172,000 on California Indians California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo-Old Power House 3 San Luis Obispo $780,000

California Space Education & Workforce-California Space Center- 4 Santa Barbara $500,000 Interpretive Center California Space Education and Workforce Institute-California Space 2 Santa Barbara $300,000 Center Development Project California State Military Museum-To Improve the existing California State 2 Sacramento $370,200 Military Museum California State Parks Foundation-Ano Nuevo Marine Education Center 1 San Mateo $500,000

California State Parks-Baldwin Hills Scenic Overlook Interpretive 3 Los Angeles $181,000 Elements California State Parks, San Diego Coast District-Casa de Bandini 2 San Diego $1,808,120 Restoration and Stabilization Project

October 2012 Appendix 1 Page 3 of 37 APPLICANT'S ORGANIZATION AND PROJECT TITLE FUNDING COUNTY REQUESTED ROUND FUNDS

California State Railroad Museum Foundation- 1 Sacto $177,708

California State Railroad Museum Foundation-Railroad Technology 3 Sacramento $3,000,000 Museum in the Historic Sacramento Railyards California State Railroad Museum Foundation-Restoration of Sierra #3 2 Tuolumne $300,000 Locomotive California State University Sacramento Foundation-Reclaiming the 1 Sacto $1,539,456 Past: African Americans in Gold Rush California, 1848-1890 Cambria Historical Society-Guthrie-Bianchini House and Garden 1 San Luis Obispo $362,900 Rehabilitation Capital Unity Council-A Journey of Exploration Exhibits 3 Sacramento $3,000,000

Capital Unity Council-A Journey Through Social Change 4 Sacramento $500,000

Capital Unity Council-Capital Unity Center 1 Sacto $5,000,000

Capital Unity Council-The Capital Unity Center - construction 3 Sacramento $3,000,000

Capitol Area Development Authority-Sam's Corner Market 1 Sacto $230,000

Capitol Area Development Authority-Sam's Market Renovation and 2 Sacramento $261,180 Interpretive Project Casa Romantica Cultural Center & Gardens-Casa Romantica Adaptive 1 Orange $384,970 Re-use Project Casa Romantica Cultural Center and Gardens-Phase II - Outdoor 2 Orange $201,000 Garden Amphitheater and Story Circle Catalina Island Conservancy-Eagle's Nest Lodge Restoration 3 Los Angeles $685,250

Catalina Island Conservancy-Planning for the Restoration of Eagles Nest 2 Los Angeles $76,750 Lodge Catalina Island Conservancy-Restoration of Eagle's Nest Lodge 4 Los Angeles $500,000

Cazadero Community Service District-Cazadero Community Center and 2 Sonoma $1,170,306 Museum Centennial Heritage Museum-Maag Ranch House Restoration 2 Orange $750,000

Center for Natural Lands Management-Allison House Renovation 1 Riverside $31,050

Center for Preservation Education & Planning (CPEP)-Women's 1 Los Angeles $91,700 Twentieth Century Club: Clubhouse Rehabilitation Center For Urban Family Life-Seismic Upgrade and Restoration of 2 Alameda $2,908,900 Hamilton Hall

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Center for Water Education-Water Education Center 2 Riverside $3,000,000

Cerritos Library-Cerritos Dinosaur Project 3 Los Angeles $57,500

Cesar E. Chavez Foundation-Cesar E. Chavez Learning Institute 1 Los Angeles $5,000,000

Cesar E. Chavez Foundation-Cesar E. Chavez Learning Institute 1 Kern $5,000,000

Chabot Space and Science Center Joint Powers Agency-125 Years of 2 Alameda $171,000 Civic Science Children's Museum of Los Angeles-Children's Museum of Los Angeles 1 Los Angeles $5,000,000 at Hansen Dam Children's Museum of Los Angeles-Children's Museum of Los Angeles 2 Los Angeles $2,890,000 at Hansen Dam Recreational Area Chinatown Community Development Center-The Manilatown California 1 S.F. $345,535 Project Chinatown Revitalization Inc. of Fresno (CRI)-Bow On Tong Association 3 Fresno $100,000 Building Planning Grant Citizens Housing Corporation-Haight Senior Housing 2 San Francisco $200,000

Citizens Housing Corporation-Haight Street Senior Housing 1 S.F. $750,000

Citizens Housing Corporation-The Altenheim Senior Housing 1 San Francisco $5,000,000

City and County of San Francisco Recreation and Park Department- 2 San Francisco $488,411 South Windmill Restoration Project - Golden Gate Park City and County of San Francisco, Recreation and Park Department- 2 San Francisco $1,996,685 Palace of Fine Arts, Phase IIB Rotunda and Colonnad Renovation City Davis Redevelopment Agency-Varsity Theatre Reuse Project 2 Yolo $37,500

City of Agoura Hills-Reyes Adobe historical Site 1 Los Angeles $26,000

City of Alameda-Rehabilitation of the Alameda Theater 3 Alameda $1,292,468

City of Alameda-Restoration of the Historic Alameda Theater 2 Alameda $3,000,000

City of Artesia-Old Fire Station #30 Restoration Project 3 Los Angeles $121,250

City of Atascadero-Restoration of Atascadero City Hall 2 San Luis Obispo $3,000,000

City of Atascadero-Restoration of Atascadero City Hall 4 San Luis Obispo $500,000

October 2012 Appendix 1 Page 5 of 37 APPLICANT'S ORGANIZATION AND PROJECT TITLE FUNDING COUNTY REQUESTED ROUND FUNDS

City of Auburn-Cooper Amphitheater 1 Placer $438,768

City of Auburn, Auburn School Preserve-Auburn School Preserve 2 PLACER $388,189

City of Baldwin Park-Cultural Arts and Recreation Center 1 Los Angeles $2,100,000

City of Belvedere-Belvedere City Hall and Council Chambers Restoration 3 Marin $10,000

City of Benicia-Benicia Arsenal Commandant's Residence 2 Solano $582,531

City of Benicia-Clocktower Fortress Rehabilitation 1 Solano $494,374

City of Benicia-Commandant's Residence Stabilization 1 Solano $625,054

City of Brea-Olinda Historic Museum and Park 1 Orange $51,850

City of Brentwood-John Marsh Home Rehabilitation and Restoration 1 Contra Costa $4,000,000

City of Calexico, Carnegie Library-Carnegie Library/Cultural, History, and 2 Imperial $712,000 Technology Center City of Carlsbad - Leo Carrillo Ranch Historic Park-Barn Theater 2 San Diego $250,000 Stabilization and Restoration Project City of Chico-Old Municipal Building Renovation 1 Butte $500,000

City of Chowchilla-Chowchilla Heritage Welcome Center 3 Madera $722,195

City of Claremont-Padua Hills Theatre Preservation 1 Los Angeles $2,000,000

City of Claremont-Preservation of Padua Hills Theater 2 Los Angeles $3,000,000

City of Colton, California-Colton Cultural Arts Center 2 San Bernardino $175,000

City of Costa Mesa-Diego Sepulveda Adobe Repair and Renovation 3 Orange $150,000

City of Cotati-Cotati Historical Museum 3 Sonoma $25,000

City of El Monte-Southern California Heritage Walk 3 Los Angeles $300,000

City of Emeryville Redevelopment Agency-Emeryville Arts and Cultural 3 Alameda $2,000,000 Center City of Folsom-Hinkle Creek Historical and Environmental Education 3 Sacramento $125,000 Center & Site Devevelopment

October 2012 Appendix 1 Page 6 of 37 APPLICANT'S ORGANIZATION AND PROJECT TITLE FUNDING COUNTY REQUESTED ROUND FUNDS

City of Fontana-Fontana Theatre Rennovation Project 2 San Bernardino $1,700,000

City of Fresno Parks Recreation and Community Services-Dancing 3 Fresno $76,675 Waters Fountain Restoration City of Fullerton/Fullerton Museum Center-Leo Fender Museum 1 Orange $302,000

City of Glendale - Parks, Recreation & Community Services 3 Los Angeles $1,200,000 Department-The Le Mesnager Interpretive Center Project City of Glendale Parks, Recreation and Community Services 2 Los Angeles $150,000 Department-City of Glendale City of Glendale, Glendale Public Library Brand Library and Art 3 Los Angeles $2,000,000 Center-El Miradero Historic Preservation Project City of Half Moon Bay-The James Johnston House-Reconstruction of 3 San Mateo $95,000 Original Out-Building City of Inglewood-Inglewood Historical Transportation Mural Preservation 1 Los Angeles $160,000

City of Kingsburg- 1 Fresno $30,000

City of La Mirada- 1 Los Angeles $599,000

City of Laguna Hills-Laguna Hills Civic Center 2 Orange $216,700

City of Laguna Hills-The Laguna Hills Civic Center Public Art-California 1 Orange $100,000 History Project City of Livermore-Hagemann Ranch 3 Alameda $925,000

City of Livermore-Livermore Architectural and Engineering Design 2 Alameda $3,000,000

City of Livingston-The Livingston Court Theater 2 Merced $1,361,524

City of Loma Linda-Heritage Park Improvement Project 2 San Bernardino $421,125

City of Lomita-Expansion of the Lomita Railroad Museum 2 Los Angeles $197,000

City of Lomita-Lomita Railroad Museum Expansion 3 Los Angeles $1,300,000

City of Long Beach, Rancho Los Cerritos Visitor Education Center- 2 Los Angeles $982,892 Rancho Los Cerritos Visitor Education Center City of Los Angeles - Department of Cultural Affairs-Olde Fire Station #23 3 Los Angeles $2,300,000

City of Los Angeles - Department of Recreation and Parks-Camp 3 San Bernardino $3,000,000 Radford Restoration

October 2012 Appendix 1 Page 7 of 37 APPLICANT'S ORGANIZATION AND PROJECT TITLE FUNDING COUNTY REQUESTED ROUND FUNDS

City of Los Angeles - Dept. of Recreation and Parks-Mac Arthur Park 2 Los Angeles $1,000,000 Facility Improvements City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs-Engine Co. 23 2 Los Angeles $2,300,000 Youth Arts Center City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs-Vision Theater 3 Los Angeles $3,000,000 Renovation City of Los Angeles- Dept. of Recreation and Park-Camp Radord 2 San Bernardino $950,000 Restoration City of Los Angeles, Community Development Dept.-Sun Balley (Stone 1 Los Angeles $700,000 House) Junior Arts Center City of Los Angeles, Department of Recreation and Parks-Echo Park 3 Los Angeles $2,275,000 Boathouse Rehabilitation Phase II City of Lynwood-Contruction and Development of the Cultural Resource 2 Los Angeles $3,000,000 and Community Center City of Merced-Merced Theatre Restoration 4 Merced $500,000

City of Merced-Phase 3 of Merced Theatre Restoration 3 Merced $3,000,000

City of Monrovia, Department of Community Services-Monrovia 3 Los Angeles $250,000 Historical Museum Renovation City of Monrovia, Dept of Community Services-Monrovia Historical 1 Los Angeles $200,000 Museum Improvements City of Oakland, Public Works Agency-Peralta Hacienda Historical Park 2 Alameda $1,736,000

City of Oakland, Public Works Agency-Peralta Hacienda Historical Park 3 Alameda $1,850,000

City of Oakland, Public Works Agency-Peralta Hacienda Historical Park- 1 Alameda $3,500,000 Upper Historic Area City of Ontario - Public Works/Community Services Agency-Museum 3 San Bernardino $325,000 of History and Art, Ontario - Outdoor Interpretive Exhibitions and Security City of Oroville-Oroville State Theatre Renovation 3 Butte $650,000

City of Oroville-State Theater Restoration Project 1 Butte $4,237,579

City of Pacific Grove-Point Pinos Lighthouse Restoration Project, Phase I 1 Monterey $34,835

City of Pasadena City Hall Seismic Retrofit and Rehabilitation Project- 2 Los Angeles $1,152,800 City Hall Seismic Upgrade and Rehabilitation Project City of Pasadena-The Gamble House Landscape Restoration 3 Los Angeles $98,664

City of Pleasanton-Alviso Adobe Community Park 3 Alameda $1,500,000

October 2012 Appendix 1 Page 8 of 37 APPLICANT'S ORGANIZATION AND PROJECT TITLE FUNDING COUNTY REQUESTED ROUND FUNDS

City of Pomona-Fox Theater Renovation 2 Los Angeles $1,770,500

City of Poway-Kumeyaay-Ipai Interpretive Center, Phase I 2 SAN DIEGO $380,311

City of Rancho Cucamonga-Victoria Gardens Cultural Center 1 San Bernardino $732,310

City of Redwood City-Historic Courthouse Facade Reconstruction 1 San Mateo $2,076,799

City of Rialto-First Christian Church Water Intrusion Mitigation Project 3 San Bernardino $80,000

City of Richmond-Richmond Plunge Restoration 4 Contra Costa $134,193

City of Richmond, Dept of Public Services, Engineering Division-The 1 Contra Costa $3,004,196 Richmond Municipal Natatorium Restoration City of Richmond, Library and Community Services-Richmond 2 Contra Costa $2,081,800 Municipal Natatorium ("The Plunge") City of Riverside-CCSHP Flume Bridge 1 Riverside $1,276,833

City of Riverside-Harada House Preservation Project 2 Riverside $13,390

City of Roseville-Maidu Interpretive Center 2 Placer $1,000,000

City of Roseville-Maidu Interpretive Center Construction Project 3 Placer $1,500,000

City of Sacramento - Convention, Culture & Leisure Department- 2 Sacramento $3,000,000 Crocker Art Museum Renovation and Expansion City of Sacramento -CCL Department-Crocker Art Museum Expansion 1 Sacto $5,000,000

City of Sacramento-Sacramento Valley Station Historic Depot Renovation 3 Sacramento $3,000,000

City of Saint Helena-Carnegie Building Seismic Retrofit Planning Project 2 Napa $200,000

City of San Buenaventura-Renovation of Olivas Adobe 2 VENTURA $1,076,000

City of San Diego-Balboa Park California Tower Project 2 SAN DIEGO $300,000

City of San Diego-Old Mission Dam Preservation Project 1 San Diego $400,000

City of San Dimas-Walker House Renovation/Restoration/Preservation 2 Los Angeles $2,000,000 Project City of San Dimas-Walker House Renovation/Restoration/Preservation 3 Los Angeles $2,000,000 Project

October 2012 Appendix 1 Page 9 of 37 APPLICANT'S ORGANIZATION AND PROJECT TITLE FUNDING COUNTY REQUESTED ROUND FUNDS

City of San Dimas-Walker House Restoration/Renovation/Preservation 1 Los Angeles $1,000,000 Project City of San Fernando-Lopez Adobe Preservation Project 2 Los Angeles $602,735

City of San Juan Capistrano-Montanez Adobe Garden/Plaza Project 2 Orange $190,000

City of San Rafael-Falkirk Cultural Center Infrastructure Renovation and 1 Marin $499,790 Restoration Project City of San Ramon-Forest Home Farms 2 Contra Costa $958,005

City of Santa Ana Parks, Recreation and Community Services 3 Orange $1,551,048 Agency-Twist-Basler House Restoration City of Santa Ana-Historical Renovation Project at Birch Park 2 Orange $511,450

City of Santa Clarita-Restoration of Pioneer Oil Refinery 1 Los Angeles $500,000

City of Santa Cruz Redevelopment Agency-Tannery Arts Center 4 Santa Cruz $500,000

City of Santa Cruz Redevelopment Agency-Tannery Arts Center - 2 Santa Cruz $296,300 Historic Rehabilitation City of Santa Cruz-Pioneering Women in Sport and National Defense 1 Santa Cruz $1,350,000 Pogonip Clubhouse Rehabilitation City of Santa Monica-Stanton Macdonald-Wright Mural Series 1 Los Angeles $113,241 Conservation & Installation Project City of Santa Rosa - Recreation and Parks Department-DeTurk Round 3 Sonoma $1,004,737 Barn Historic Preservation and Community Building City of Santa Rosa Recreation & Park Dept.-"Church of One Tree" 1 Sonoma $600,000

City of Santa Rosa-Rehabilitation of the Deturk Round Barn and 2 Sonoma $1,029,758 Development of Adjacent Service Building & Historic Interpretation Exhibits City of Selma, Pioneer Village Commission-Section House Restoration 3 Fresno $30,000

City of Soledad-Los Coches Adobe Rehabilitation 3 Monterey $145,000

City of South Gate-Restoration and Preservation of the Civic Center 2 Los Angeles $200,000 Community Building's Six WPA murals and Restoration of Dr. Glenn T. City of Stockton - Redevelopment Department-Renovation of the 2 San Joaquin $573,563 Philomathean Club City of Torrance, CA & Friends of Madrona Marsh-Madrona Marsh 1 Los Angeles $223,951 Biological/Historical Project City of Tulare Parks Department-Women's Clubhouse Historical 3 Tulare $876,535 Renoation and Preservation

October 2012 Appendix 1 Page 10 of 37 APPLICANT'S ORGANIZATION AND PROJECT TITLE FUNDING COUNTY REQUESTED ROUND FUNDS

City of Vacaville-Vaca-Pena Adobe Restoration 1 Solano $264,500

City of Vista-Rancho Buena Vista Adobe Moisture Mitigation Project 1 San Diego $28,739

City of Watsonville-California Agricultural Workers' History Center 1 Santa Cruz $300,074

City of Westminster-Vietnan War Memorial 3 Orange $77,200

City of Whittier-Whittier Depot Museum Graphics Panels 1 Los Angeles $50,000

City of Whittier-Whittier Greenway Trail Stations 1 Los Angeles $395,600

City of Yorba Linda-Bryant Ranch Museum: Pre-Fab Restroom 2 Orange $60,000 Installation City of Yuba City-Saving the Sutter 1 Sutter $3,383,696

Cloverdale Rancheria of Pomo Indians of California-Cultural Re- 1 Sonoma $49,931 Emergence Coachella Valley Historical Society, Inc.-California Date History Museum 3 Riverside $1,097,620 and Exhibit Hall Coachella Valley Historical Society, Inc.-California Date History 2 Riverside $298,175 Museum, Cultural Center, and new Exhibit Hall Community Enhancement Corporation-Paul R. Williams Cultural & 3 Los Angeles $2,706,284 Historical Community Center Community Enhancement Corporation-Paul R. Williams Cultural and 2 Los Angeles $245,350 Historical Community Center Community Redevelopment Agency of the City of Los Angeles- 1 Los Angeles $2,900,000 Chinatown Cultural Facility Community Resource Project, Inc.-California Latino Center 1 Sacto $5,000,000

Conservation Corps Institute-CCI Historic Residential Center 3 Fresno $1,804,000

Conservation Corps Institute-Conservation Corps State Museum 2 San Luis Obispo $33,700 Planning Grant COPIA: The American Center for Wine, Food and the Arts-COPIA 3 Napa $300,000 Transformation Project Copper Mountain Community College District-Desert Studies Center 2 San Bernardino $3,000,000 Project Cordova Recreation and Park District-River History Center Project 2 Sacramento $100,000

Corona Heritage Foundation-Heritage ResCUE 1 Riverside $872,350

October 2012 Appendix 1 Page 11 of 37 APPLICANT'S ORGANIZATION AND PROJECT TITLE FUNDING COUNTY REQUESTED ROUND FUNDS

Corporation for History, Art and Culture-Roof Replacement for Los 1 Los Angeles $30,000 Angeles Municipal and U.S.Registry of Historic Places Landmark Fire Corporation of the Fine Arts Museum-New de Young Museum in Golden 1 S.F. $4,200,300 Gate Park County of Kern-Kern County Museum Project 2 Kern $62,500

County of Kern-Seismic Retro Fit and Restoration of the Historic Chamber 3 Kern $1,940,000 of Commerce Bldg County of Kings-Burris Park Museum Expansion and Cultural Education 3 Kings $450,000 Center County of Los Angeles-Plaza de Cultura y Arte 1 Los Angeles $5,000,000

County of Los Angeles, Department of Parks and Recreation-Coach 2 Los Angeles $330,180 Barn and Queen Anne Cottage Historical Restoration County of Los Angeles, Dept of Parks and Rec-Hugo Reid Adobe 1 Los Angeles $39,703

County of Los Angeles, Dept of Parks and Rec-Queen Anne Cottage 1 Los Angeles $165,878 Roof Restoration County of Merced-Old Merced County High School/Library Rehabilitation 2 Merced $178,242 Project County of Merced-Old Merced County High School/Library Rehabilitation, 3 Merced $176,655 Phase 2 County of Monterey - Capital Projects Management-Rehabilitation of 2 Monterey $100,000 the Old County Jail County of Orange - Clerk-Recorder Department/Archives-Orange 2 Orange $150,000 County Historical Archives Project County of San Diego Department of Parks and Recreation-Bankcroft 2 SAN DIEGO $35,000 Rock House - Historic Structure Report and Construction Documents County of Santa Barbara-Hall of Records Historic Rehabilitation (Phase 1 Santa Barbara $1,000,000 III) County of Santa Clara Parks and Recreation Department-Restoration of 2 Santa Clara $1,827,886 the Casa Grande County of Sonoma Regional Parks Dist-Preserving the Legacy of Tolay 1 Sonoma $5,000,000 Lake Ranch County of Tulare Resource Management Agency-History of Farm Labor 1 Tulare $1,037,516 and Agriculture Museum County of Ventura-Rancho Camulos Restoration Project 1 Ventura $800,000

Court Theater Project, Inc.-Livingston Court Theater Project 1 Merced $1,361,524

Craft and Folk Art Museum-Building Renovation and Modernization 2 Los Angeles $300,000 Project

October 2012 Appendix 1 Page 12 of 37 APPLICANT'S ORGANIZATION AND PROJECT TITLE FUNDING COUNTY REQUESTED ROUND FUNDS

Creek Association-Renovation of Rancho Del Oso Nature and History 2 Santa Cruz $300,000 Center Crocker Art Museum Association-Crocker Art Museum Permanent 3 Sacramento $1,805,400 Collection Galleries: CA Art from the Gold Rush to the Present Crocker Art Museum Association-Crocker Art Museum: Completing the 4 Sacramento $500,000 California Story Crystal Cove Alliance-Crystal Cove SP Historic District Preservation and 1 Riverside $5,000,000 Public Use Plan Crystal Cove Alliance-Crystal Cove State Historic District Park Museum 4 Orange $500,000

Crystal Cove Alliance-Crystal Cove State Park Historic District 3 Orange $2,804,194 Restoration CSU, Chico Research Foundation-Northern California Natural History 2 Butte $2,640,469 Museum CSU, Chico Research Foundation-Northern California Natural History 3 Butte $2,909,088 Museum Cuesta College Foundation-Restoration/Reconstruction of the Hollister 1 San Luis Obispo $75,736 Adobe Cultural Education Project, Inc.-California African Historical Collection 1 Los Angeles $14,000

Cultural Heritage Foundation of Southern California Inc.-Longfellow- 1 Los Angeles $150,000 Hastings Octagon House Culver City Redevelopment Agency-Peter Valdez, Sr. Hall Renovation 2 Los Angeles $1,702,060 Project Dana Adobe Nipomo Amigos-Rancho Nipomo - Dana Adobe Restoration 3 San Luis Obispo $916,480 Project Dana Adobe Nipomo Amigos-Restoration Completion of the Dana Adobe 4 San Luis Obispo $330,960

Dana Adobe Nipomo Amigos, Inc. (DANA)-Restoring the Historic Dana 2 San Luis Obispo $74,750 Adobe Dana Adobe Nipomo Amigos, Inc.-Dana Adobe Cultural Landscape and 1 San Luis Obispo $707,413 Historic Preservation Project Department of Environment - City and County of San Francisco-San 2 San Francisco $138,060 Francisco EcoCenter Discovery Science Center of Orange County-Delta Interstage and RS 3 Orange $1,600,000 -68 Booster Project Discovery Science Center-Delta III Rocket 1 Orange $2,826,320

Discovery Science Space Center of Orange County-Completion of the 4 Orange $500,000 Delta Rocket Historic Exhibit Program Don Pedro Recreation Agency-Don Pedro Receation Agency Vistor 2 Tuolumne $301,400 Center

October 2012 Appendix 1 Page 13 of 37 APPLICANT'S ORGANIZATION AND PROJECT TITLE FUNDING COUNTY REQUESTED ROUND FUNDS

Dorland Mountain Arts Colony-Strawbale Community Center 2 Riverside $788,833

Dorland Mountain Arts Colony, Inc.-The Ellen Dorland Community 3 Riverside $1,154,271 Center Dunbar Economic Development Corp-Central Avenue Historic Jazz 1 Los Angeles $1,131,293 District Dunbar Economic Development Corporation-Dr. Ralph J. Bunche 3 Los Angeles $250,000 Peace & Heritage Center - Phase Two East Bay Asian Local Development Corporation-Preservation Park 1 Alameda $181,032

East Bay Center for the Performing Arts-East Bay Center/Winters Building 4 Contra Costa $250,000 Rehabilitation East Bay Center for the Performing Arts-Iron Triangle/Winters Building 2 Contra Costa $1,000,000 Restoration East Bay Zoological Society-California! Conservation Education Center 4 Alameda $411,297

East Bay Zoological Society-Design of California-A State Zoological and 2 Alameda $3,000,000 Cultural Exhibit East Contra Costa Historical Society and Museum-Acquisition of Nail 2 Contra Costa $720,000 Property East Los Angeles Community Corporation-Boyle Hotel-Mariachi Hotel 3 Los Angeles $3,000,000

East Side Arts Alliance-Eastside Cultural Center 1 Alameda $2,000,000

East West Players (EWP)-East West Players Performing Arts Space 3 Los Angeles $3,000,000

EastSide Arts Alliance-EastSide Cultural Center 2 Alameda $114,420

El Cerrito Redevelopment Agency-Cerrito Theater Restoration 2 Contra Costa $0

El Dorado County Fair Association-Theater and Organ Room Re-Roof 3 El Dorado $25,000 Project El Dorado County Fire Protection District-Confidence Fire Company 2 El Dorado $125,000 Building Project El Dorado Western Railway Foundation-Diamond and Caldor Shay #4 2 El Dorado $50,000 Boiler Restoration Project El Pueblo Park Association-Siqueiros "America Tropical" Mural Project 1 Los Angeles $2,883,791

Elk Grove Community Services District-Ehrhardt House Restoration 1 Sacto $277,000

Empire Mine Park Association-Empire Mine Underground Tour Project 2 Nevada $1,286,220

October 2012 Appendix 1 Page 14 of 37 APPLICANT'S ORGANIZATION AND PROJECT TITLE FUNDING COUNTY REQUESTED ROUND FUNDS

Empire Mine Park Association/ Dept of Parks & Recs, Sierra Dist.- 1 Nevada $1,400,500 Underground Tour Project English Grand Lodge of AMORC-AMORC - Handicap Access 2 Santa Clara $184,500

Ennis House Foundation-Ennis House Stabilization and Restoration 2 Los Angeles $2,562,322

Ennis House Foundation-Historic Structures Report 3 Los Angeles $75,000

Environmental Nature Center-Raise the Roof 3 Orange $1,916,750

Establishment of a Cultural and History Center in the Restored USO 3 Kern $555,000 Building-Historical Society of the Upper Mojave Desert (HSUMD) Etiwanda Historical Society-Preservation of Historic Houses and 2 San Bernardino $500,000 Buildings Exeter By Design Foundation-Exeter Heritage Museum 1 Tulare $471,326

Fairplex Education Foundation-Southern California's Heritage and 3 Los Angeles $1,250,000 Agricultural Center Fairplex Educational Foundation-California's Heritage Square 2 Los Angeles $1,250,000

Falkirk Cultural Center-Falkirk Manson Infrastructure Repairs 2 Marin $418,790

Falkirk Cultural Center-Water Intrusion Abatement 3 Marin $150,000

Fiddletown Preservation Society, Inc.-Restoration of Chinese Structures 3 Amador $225,000 Project Fillmore Historical Museum-Fillmore Historical Museum & Park 1 Ventura $1,416,000

First Church of Christ, Scientist-Historic Organ Restoration 1 Riverside $25,000

First Presbyterian Church of Alameda-Sanctuary Building Structural 1 Alameda $224,239 Retrofit First Unitarian Church of Oakland-Restoration and Seismic 1 Alameda $1,492,250 Strengthening of Hamilton Hall Fort Mason Center-Pier 2 Rehabilitation 4 San Francisco $500,000

Fort Mason Foundation-Fort Mason Center Historical Interpretation Plan 2 San Francisco $121,800

Fort Mason Foundation-The Pier 2 Preservation Project 3 San Francisco $3,000,000

Fort Mason Foundation-The Pier Two Preservation Project 1 S.F. $4,077,080

October 2012 Appendix 1 Page 15 of 37 APPLICANT'S ORGANIZATION AND PROJECT TITLE FUNDING COUNTY REQUESTED ROUND FUNDS

Fort Ross Interpretive Association-Rotchev House Preservation 1 Sonoma $163,000

Fort Ross Interpretive Association-Rotchev House Preservation Project 2 Sonoma $85,000

Fox Theater Foundation-Bakersfield Fox Theater Fox Replacement 1 Kern $150,000

Fresno Athletic Hall of Fame-Fresno Athletic Hall of Fame - Hall Builders 3 Fresno $300,000 Campaign Fresno Leadership Foundation dba One by One Leadership-Herwaldt 2 FRESNO $90,000 Urban Leadership Conference Center Fresno Metropolitan Museum of Art and Science-Renovation of the 2 Fresno $3,000,000 Nationally Registered Historic Fresno Bee Building Fresno Metropolitan Museum of Art, Science & History-Restoration and 1 Fresno $5,000,000 Adaptive Re-Use of Historic Fresno Bee Building Friends of Antelope Valley Museum Interpretive Association-Antelope 2 Los Angeles $839,500 Valley Indian Museum State Historic Park Accessibility Project Friends of La Laguna (FoLL)-La Laguna de San Gabriel 3 Los Angeles $50,000

Friends of La Laguna-La Laguna de San Gabriel Playground 4 Los Angeles $250,000

Friends of Marysville Bok Kai Temple, Inc.-Chinese Bok Temple 1 Yuba $429,300 Preservation Friends of Mission San Miguel-Mission San Miguel 3 San Luis Obispo $3,000,000

Friends of Mission San Miguel-Seismic Retrofitting of Mission San 2 San Luis Obispo $1,000,000 Miguel Friends of Santa Cruz State Parks-Pacific Migrations Interpretive Center 1 Santa Cruz $51,890

Friends of the Bayley House on Behalf of the Georgetown Divide 2 El Dorado $49,000 Recreation District-The Bayley House Friends of the Chinese American Museum-Chinese American Museum 2 Los Angeles $193,250 Expansion Project Friends of the Folsom Powerhouse Association-Folsom Powerhouse 2 Sacramento $1,976,000 Visitor Center Friends of the Geneva Office Building and Power House-Geneva Office 2 San Francisco $300,000 Building and Power House Restoration Project Friends of the Historic Kingsburg Depot-Historic Kingsburg Depot Living 3 Fresno $50,000 Museum and Learning Center Friends of the Historic Kingsburg Depot-Rehabilitation of the Kingsburg 2 Fresno $0 Depot Friends of the Lopez Adobe-Lopez/Villegas House Restoration 1 Los Angeles $67,500

October 2012 Appendix 1 Page 16 of 37 APPLICANT'S ORGANIZATION AND PROJECT TITLE FUNDING COUNTY REQUESTED ROUND FUNDS

Friends, the Foundation of the California African American Museum- 2 Los Angeles $300,000 California African American Museum Expansion Project Friends, The Foundation of the California African American Museum- 3 Los Angeles $300,000 Capital Renovation Project Fullerton Historic Theatre Foundation-Fox Fullerton Theatre 3 Orange $3,000,000

Fullerton Historic Theatre Foundation-Fox Fullerton Theatre Aquisition 1 Orange $4,000,000 and Restoration Fullerton Historic Theatre Foundation-Fox Fullerton Theatre Restoration 2 Orange $3,000,000

Fullerton Historic Theatre Foundation-Fox Fullerton Theatre Restoration 4 Orange $498,500

Fullerton Railway Plaza Association-Rail Destination Attraction 2 Orange $300,000

Fullerton Railway Plaza Association-Southern California Railroad 1 Orange $5,000,000 Experience Fund for the Preservation of the California State Mining and Mineral 1 Mariposa $1,000,000 Museum-California State Mining & Mineral Museum Galt Area Historical Society-McFarland Living History Ranch 2 Sacramento $204,974

Galt Area Historical Society, Inc.-McFarland Barn Project 1 Sacto $50,000

Galt Area Historical Society, Inc.-McFarland Living History Ranch 3 Sacramento $184,250

George C. and Hazel H. Reeder Heritage Foundation-Reeder Ranch 3 San Bernardino $87,000

Georgetown Divide Recreation District-Restoration of the Bayley House 3 El Dorado $30,000

Go For Broke Educational Foundation-Go For Broke Interpretive and 1 Los Angeles $3,800,000 Education Center Gold Discovery Park Association-T. H. Williams House Restoration 1 El Dorado $304,855

Gold Discovery Park Association-Thomas Hansford Williams House 2 El Dorado $264,000 Restoration Golden State Museum Public Benefit Corp changed to CA Museum for 1 Sacto $375,000 Women, History & the Arts -California Women's History Museum, Goleta Valley Historical Society-Education Center 2 Santa Barbara $250,000

Goleta Valley Historical Society-Goleta Valley Historical Society Arboretum 4 Santa Barbara $288,065

Greenspace-the Cambria Land Trust-Center Street Restoration 2 San Luis Obispo $185,185

October 2012 Appendix 1 Page 17 of 37 APPLICANT'S ORGANIZATION AND PROJECT TITLE FUNDING COUNTY REQUESTED ROUND FUNDS

Greenspace-the-Cambria Land Trust-Chinese Center 1 San Luis Obispo $117,668

Gridley Rotary Club-Veatch Building Restoration 1 Butte $1,238,250

Habitot Children's Museum-Bay Area History for Beginners 3 Alameda $250,000

Hayward Area Historical Society-Meek Estate Preservation Plan 3 Alameda $27,500

Hayward Area Recreation and Park District-Nielson-Ferro Barn 3 Alameda $1,500,000 Reconstruction and Museum Project Heartland Coalition dba Heartland Foundation-Lakeside Town Hall 2 San Diego $3,000,000

Henry E. Huntington Library & Art Gallery-Library Renovation and 1 Los Angeles $2,000,000 Electrical Upgrade Heritage Fresno-Preservation of historic Hotel Fresno and creation of an 2 Fresno $300,000 Armenian library, museum and cultural center Historical Society of Southern California-Historic Structures Report for 2 Los Angeles $190,665 El Alisal/Lummis House Historical Society of the Upper Mojave Desert (HSUMD)-Establishment 3 Kern $55,500 of a Cultural and History Center in the Restored USO Building Historical Society of the Upper Mojave Desert-Cultural and History 2 Kern $319,900 Center Hmong Cultural Arts, Crafts, Teaching & Mseum Project-HLM Asian 1 Sacto $1,022,010 American Center Project Hmong Cultural Arts, Crafts, Teaching and Museum Project-HLM 2 Sacramento $1,250,000 Asian American Center Project Hmong Cultural Heritage Center-Hmong Cultural Museum 1 Fresno $90,500

House of Angels Foundation-House of Angels Healing Center 1 Shasta $1,695,000

Huntington Library, Art Collections and Botanical Gardens-Huntington 2 Los Angeles $2,000,000 Chinese Garden Idefua Foundation for African Arts & Culture-Project 2004 1 Fresno $1,374,560

Idyllwild Area Historical Society-Collections Annex Project 3 Riverside $73,500

Idyllwild Area Historical Society-Planning of Storage Building 2 Riverside $10,848

Immigrant Resettlement & Cultural Center-Vietnamese Boat People 1 Santa Clara $482,665 Museum Immigrant Resettlement and Cultural Center, Inc.-Vietnamese 2 Santa Clara $338,500 Immigration Museum

October 2012 Appendix 1 Page 18 of 37 APPLICANT'S ORGANIZATION AND PROJECT TITLE FUNDING COUNTY REQUESTED ROUND FUNDS

Immigration Museum of New Americans Post WWII-Immigration 1 San Diego $5,000,000 Museum of New Americans Imperial Valley College Desert Museum Society-IVC Desert Museum 1 Imperial $264,642 Construction Final Phase Integrated EcoScience Institute-Aquatica 1 Sacto $4,849,000

International Humanities Center-California Theatre in Dunsmuir 1 Los Angeles $974,000 Renovation International Museum of Women-International Museum Of Women 1 San Francisco $5,000,000

Isleton Brannan Andrus Historical Society-Bing King Tong Phase 1 4 Sacramento $140,800 Stabilization Isleton Brannan-Andrus Historical Society-Bing Kung Tong Building 2 SACTO $100,000 Restoration Isleton Brannon-Andrus Historical Society-Bing Kung Tong Building 1 Sacto $962,505 Rehabitation Italian Cultural Society-Italian Cultural Center and Museum 1 Sacto $500,000

Japanese American Museum of San Jose-JAMsj: The Future 1 Santa Clara $1,010,766

Japanese American National Museum-Historic Building Renovation 1 Los Angeles $1,400,000

John Marsh Historic District-The John Marsh House: Restoration of 3 Contra Costa $670,500 Collapsed South Stone Wall John Marsh Historic Trust-John Marsh House: Steel Framing to Support 4 Contra Costa $250,000 Exterior Stone Walls John Marsh Historic Trust-Rehabilitation Marsh House 2 Alameda $300,000

Joyful Ranch Foundation-Restoration of the William James Pleasants 2 Solano $300,000 Home Julia Morgan Center for the Arts-JMCA Total Stabilization and Capital 1 Alameda $303,900 Improvement Project Kennedy Mine Foundation-Kennedy Mine Archive Building 3 Amador $150,000

Kennedy Mine Foundation-The Kennedy Gold Mine Restoration and 2 Amador $195,000 Enhancement Project Kern County Museum Foundation-Renovation of the Kern County 1 Kern $1,493,124 Museum Kidspace Children's Museum-Building Bigger Project 2 Los Angeles $3,000,000

Kidspace: A Participatory Museum; dba Kidspace Children's 3 Los Angeles $3,000,000 Museum-Building Bigger Project

October 2012 Appendix 1 Page 19 of 37 APPLICANT'S ORGANIZATION AND PROJECT TITLE FUNDING COUNTY REQUESTED ROUND FUNDS

Knight Foundry Corporation-Knight Foundry Acquisition and 1 Amador $1,772,000 Preservation La Casa de la Raza-Santa Barbara Latino Cultural and Historical Center 2 Santa Barbara $275,000

LA Historic Neon Restoration/Preservation Program-L.A. Historic Neon 1 Los Angeles $312,000 Restoration/Preservation Program La Plaza de Cultura y Artes (LAPCA)-LAPCA Rehabilitation of Plaza 2 Los Angeles $3,000,000 House and the Vickrey-Brunswig House Laguna de Santa Rosa Foundation-Laguna Learning Center 3 Sonoma $250,000

Laguna de Santa Rosa Foundation-Stone Farm Center 2 Sonoma $2,263,643

Landmark Heritage Foundation-80 Years and Counting- Is Help Coming for 4 Alameda $381,000 the "Little Castle"? Landmark Heritage Foundation-Berkeley City Club Steam Plant Upgrade 2 Alameda $188,730

Landmark Heritage Foundation-Restoration of the Domestic Water 3 Alameda $202,102 Delivery System, Pool Filter Tank, and Central Heat Radiators Latino Theater Company-California Latino Museum and Educational 3 Los Angeles $3,000,000 Center of Art and Culture (CALMECAC) Latino Theater Company-CALMECAC-California Latino 1 Los Angeles $5,000,000 Museum/Education Center for Arts & Culture Latino Theater Company, Inc.-Phase II - Los Angeles Theater Center 2 Los Angeles $3,000,000 Renovation Le Petite Trianon Theatre-Le Petite Trianon Theatre 2 Santa Clara $300,000

Legal Aide Society of Santa Clara-African American Community and 1 Santa Clara $5,000,000 Cultural Arts Center Leland Stanford Mansion Foundation-Stanford Mansion 1 Sacto $750,000

Leonis Adobe Museum-Displays for the Leonis Adobe Museum 2 Los Angeles $30,000

Little Tokyo Service Center Community Development Corp.-Linda Lea 1 Los Angeles $2,000,000 Theater Livermore Area Recreation and Park District-Bothwell Recreation 2 Alameda $475,000 Center Rehabilitation Project Lockeford Community Services District-Lockeford Schoolhouse 1 San Joaquin $247,638 Restoration Project Los Angeles City College of Los Angeles Community College District- 2 Los Angeles $3,000,000 Van De Kamp Bakery Building Los Angeles County Museum of Art-Transformation: LACMA West 1 Los Angeles $5,000,000

October 2012 Appendix 1 Page 20 of 37 APPLICANT'S ORGANIZATION AND PROJECT TITLE FUNDING COUNTY REQUESTED ROUND FUNDS

Los Angeles Craft and Folk Art Museum-Construction of Multi-use 3 Los Angeles $625,000 Public Plaza & Building Renovation Los Angeles Fire Department Historical Society-LAFD Fallen Firefighter 3 Los Angeles $714,000 Memorial Phase IV Los Angeles Fire Department Historical Society-Old Fireboat #2 - Ralph 3 Los Angeles $2,010,000 J. Scott Los Angeles Public Library-Exposition Park Dr. Mary McLeod Regional 2 Los Angeles $1,000,000 Branch Library MAAC Project-Chicano Park Cultural and Historical Museum & Co 1 San Diego $570,424

Madera County Resource Management Agency-Madera County 1 Madera $2,403,234 Paleontology Museum Mare Island Historic Park Foundation-2007-2008 Renovation of Mare 3 Solano $281,250 Island Museum, Building 46 Mare Island Historic Park Foundation-Mare Island Museums 1 Solano $1,198,500

Mare Island Historic Park Foundation, Inc.-Mare Island Museum 2 Solano $217,800 (Building 46) Marin Conservation Corps-Point Reyes Coastal Miwok Society 2 Marin $58,540 Preservation and Restoration Maritime Museum of San Diego-San Salvador Project 3 San Diego $1,000,000

Maritime Museum of San Diego-San Salvador Replica Project 2 San Diego $2,535,731

McClellan Aviation Museum Foundation-Air Park 1 Sacto $1,022,775

Mendocino Area Parks Association-Ford House Visitor Center and 3 Mendocino $369,150 Museum Mendocino Art Center-50th Anniversary Facilities Renovation Project 3 Mendocino $41,600

Mendocino Art Center-Planning Grant for Capital Improvements to MAC 2 Mendocino $179,700

Mendocino Woodlands Camp Association (MWCA)-Preservation and 3 Mendocino $650,000 Restoration of Mendocino Woodlands Mendocino Woodlands Camp Association-Mendocino Woodlands 1 Mendocino $50,400 Water System Mendocino Woodlands Camp Association-Recreation Hall Dance Floor 1 Mendocino $45,000 Restoration Mendocino Woodlands Camp Association-Restoration of Mendocino 2 Mendocino $46,398 Woodlands' Recreation Hall Mexican Heritage Corporation-Mexican Heritage Plaza/Alum Rock 2 Santa Clara $300,000 Historical District Development

October 2012 Appendix 1 Page 21 of 37 APPLICANT'S ORGANIZATION AND PROJECT TITLE FUNDING COUNTY REQUESTED ROUND FUNDS

Minter Field Air Museum-Black Enlisted Building 1 Kern $76,000

Mission Preservation Foundation-Conservation of Serra Chapel Building 2 Orange $0

Mojave Desert Heritage & Cultural Association-Mojave Desert Archives 1 San Bernardino $499,500

Mono County Department of Public Works-Mono County Courthouse 2 Mono $550,000 Rehabilitation Montalvo Arts Center-Montalvo Project Space: Art, Culture and Diversity 2 Santa Clara $596,633 in California Montalvo Association-Villa Montalvo Rehabilitation 1 Santa Clara $596,850

Monterey County Redevelopment Agency-Japanese Schoolhouse 1 Monterey $380,060 Rehabilitation Project Monterey County Youth Museum (MY Museum)-Monterey County Youth 1 Monterey $1,500,000 Museum Expansion Monterey Peninsula Region Park District-Palo Corona Region Park 2 Monterey $60,000 Historic Fish Barn Restoration Morgan Hill Historical Society-Action House Museum Project 2 Santa Clara $110,000

Morgan Hill Redevelopment Agency-Granada Theater 3 Santa Clara $50,000

Murrieta Public Library-Heritage Room Project 2 Riverside $500,000

Museum Associates dba Los Angeles County Museum of Art-NACMA 3 Los Angeles $3,000,000 Rehabilitation of the May Company Building Museum Associates dba Los Angeles-LACMA Exterior Rehabilitation of 4 Los Angeles $500,000 LACMA West Museum of Contemporary Art of San Diego-Renovation and 2 San Diego $1,000,000 Transformation of Historic 1915 Baggage Building at Santa Fe Depot Museum of Fashion Designers & Creators-Museum of Fashion 1 Los Angeles $4,000,000 Designers and Creators (MODAC) Building Museum of Latin American Art-MoLAA Annex Project 3 Los Angeles $1,293,500

Museum of Latin American Art-MoLAA Renovation and Expansion 1 Los Angeles $3,865,724

Museum of Latin American Art-Museum of Latin American Art 2 Los Angeles $1,744,250 Renovation and Expansion Project Museum of Latin American Art-Setting the Pace for MoLAA's Future 4 Los Angeles $500,000

Museum of the African Diaspora-Expanding the Diaspora Footprint 3 San Francisco $175,000

October 2012 Appendix 1 Page 22 of 37 APPLICANT'S ORGANIZATION AND PROJECT TITLE FUNDING COUNTY REQUESTED ROUND FUNDS

Museum of the African Diaspora-Museum of the African Diaspora 1 S F. $2,619,278 Building Museum of the African Diaspora-Museum Redesign and Access 2 San Francisco $1,830,000

Napa Valley Museum-Museum Expansion 1 Napa $5,000,000

National Japanese American Historical Society-Military Intelligence Service 3 San Francisco $300,000 Historic Learning Center National Park Sericat, Pacific West Regional Office, Cultural 3 Modoc $196,846 Resources Division-Tule Lake Segregation Center Preservation National Steinbeck Center-National Steinbeck Center Art & Cultural Wing 3 Monterey $3,000,000 Expansion Natural Heritage Institute-Tribute Trail 1 Nevada $488,000

Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County-Museum Project- 1 Los Angeles $1,858,000 Phase I Navarro by the Sea Center-Captain Fletcher's Inn Stabilization Project 4 Mendocino $319,695

Navarro-by-the-Sea Center for Riparian & Estuarine Research-Captain 1 Mendocino $26,400 Fletcher's Inn, ca. 1865 Navarro-by-the-Sea-Navarro River Redwoods State Park Historic 2 Mendocino $290,000 Preservation Plan Nevada County Cultural Preservation Trust-Miners Foundry Cultrual 3 Nevada $56,622 Center-Miners Foundry Museum & Venue Enhancement Nevada County Land Trust-North Star Historic Museum 1 Nevada $418,100

Nevada County Land Trust-North Star House Restoration and 3 Nevada $300,000 Rehabilitation Nevada County Land Trust-North Star House Restoration Project 2 Nevada $300,000

New Hope Family Services-Edna Ewarda Gleason Residence 1 San Joaquin $150,000

Nihonmachi Little Friends-The 1830 Sutter Issei Women's Legacy 1 S.F. $389,800 Project Niles Essanay Silent Film Museum Inc.-Purchase of the Niles Edison 2 Alameda $1,000,000 Theater Ninth Street Media Consortium-Ninth Street Independent Film Center 1 S.F. $1,600,000

Ninth Street Media Consortium-Ninth Street Independent Film Center 4th 2 San Francisco $25,000 Floor Construction Planning Nor El Muk Band of Wintu Indians of Northern California-Nor Rel Muk 3 Trinity $70,430 Nation Natural Resource & Cultural Center/Tribal Office Planning Project

October 2012 Appendix 1 Page 23 of 37 APPLICANT'S ORGANIZATION AND PROJECT TITLE FUNDING COUNTY REQUESTED ROUND FUNDS

North Park Theatre Restoration Fund Fiscal Agent: Lyric Opera San 1 San Diego $1,942,250 Diego-North Park Theatre Restoration Fund Northern California Indian Development Council-Carson Block Building 4 Humboldt $411,856 Facade Project Northern California Indian Development Council, Inc.-Carson Block and 2 Humboldt $3,000,000 Ingomar Theater Restoration Project Northern California Indian Development Council, Inc.-Carson Block 1 Humboldt $3,913,650 Building and Ingomar Theater Restoration Northern California Indian Development Council, Inc.-Ingomar Theater 3 Humboldt $1,900,000 Reconstruction and Carson Bldg Rehabilitation NTC Foundation-Naval Training Center Historic Core Restoration Project 1 San Diego $2,264,000

NTC Foundation-NTC Officers Quarters and Gardens 2 San Diego $132,600

NTC Foundation-Restoration of the former NTC Officer Quarters 4 San Diego $500,000

Oakland Museum of California Foundation-Gallery of California History 1 Alameda $5,000,000

Oakland Redevelopment Agency-Fox Theater Project 3 Alameda $2,470,000

Oakland Redevelopment Agency-Fox Theater Project 4 Alameda $500,000

Oakland Redevelopment Agency-Fox Theater Restoration 1 Alameda $5,000,000

Oakland Unified School District-Anthony Chabot Elementary School 3 Alameda $2,000,000

Oakland Unified School District-Oakland Technical High School 2 Alameda $3,000,000 Modernization Project Oberlin Dance Collective of California-The Renovation of the ODC 2 San Francisco $750,000 Threatre Ocean Village Foundation-Ocean Village (Escrow, Acquisition and Rehab 1 San Diego $2,152,192

Ojai Valley Historical Society & Museum-Collections Storage Solutions 1 Ventura $55,000 Project Ojai Valley Woman's Club-Bungalow Community Center Renovation 3 Ventura $94,970

Ojai Valley Women's Club-Community Center Renovation 2 Ventura $481,046

Old Globe Theatre, dba The Old Globe-The Old Globe: Securing a San 3 San Diego $3,000,000 Diego Landmark Old Mission San Luis Rey, Inc.-Seismic-Retrofit Conservation Project For 1 San Diego $1,924,538 Old Mission San Luis Rey, Oceanside, CA

October 2012 Appendix 1 Page 24 of 37 APPLICANT'S ORGANIZATION AND PROJECT TITLE FUNDING COUNTY REQUESTED ROUND FUNDS

Old Town Auburn Preservation Society-Medical Museum Project 1 Placer $150,000

ONE Institute International Gay & Lesbian Archives-Preserving Our 1 Los Angeles $327,500 Story: Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender California ONE National Gay & Lesbian Archives-Preserving our Cultural History 2 Los Angeles $327,500

Orange County Clerk Recorder- OC Archives-Orange County Archives and 4 Orange $150,000 History Center Orange County Public Library-Irvine Family Residence Historical Library 1 Orange $2,500,000 Re-creation/ Wheeler Branch Library Construction Pacific Asia Museum-Galleries Renovation and Infrastructure Upgrade 2 Los Angeles $1,365,616

Pacific Bridge Institute-Contemporary Women's Multi-Cultural Museum 1 Sonoma $3,500,000

Pacific Italian Alliance-California Road 1 San Joaquin $122,949

Pacific Locomotive Association, Inc (PLA)-Niles Depot 3 Alameda $50,000

Pacific Rim Heritage Foundation-Fil-Am Community Cultural and 1 Sacto $1,500,000 Historical Center Pacific Rim Heritage Foundation-Filipino American Cultural Center 2 Sacramento $2,113,906

Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy-White Point Historic 1 Los Angeles $377,100 Building Adaptive Re-use Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy-White Point Nature 2 Los Angeles $234,100 Preserve Adaptive Reuse Project Pardee Home Muesum-Disability Access, Garden Restoration, Fence 2 Alameda $75,000 Reconstruction Parks and Community Services Department, City of San Ramon- 3 Contra Costa $1,043,091 Boone House Rehabilitation, Forest Home Farms Parks and Community Services Department, City of San Ramon-Education 3 Contra Costa $282,549 Center, Forest Home Farms Pasadena Play House, State Threatre of California Inc.-Pasadena Play 2 Los Angeles $1,158,850 House Restoration Pasadena Playhouse State Theatre of California-Pasadena Playhouse 1 Los Angeles $2,000,820 Restoration Pasadena Playhouse State Theatre of California, Inc. (PPST)-Purchase 3 Los Angeles $3,000,000 of Pasadena Playhouse Facilities Pearl Chase Society-Franceschi House 2 Santa Barbara $375,000

Pearl Chase Society-Franceschi House Rehabilitation 1 Santa Barbara $750,000

October 2012 Appendix 1 Page 25 of 37 APPLICANT'S ORGANIZATION AND PROJECT TITLE FUNDING COUNTY REQUESTED ROUND FUNDS

Petaluma Museum Association-Existing Conditions Assessment Report 3 Sonoma $15,000 & Maintenance Manuel Pico Union Housing Corporation-Casa Alicia Restoration Project 3 Los Angeles $2,339,254

Pico Union Housing Corporation-Casas Alice Restoration Project 2 Los Angeles $2,638,623

Plaza De La Raza-Planning Grant 2 Los Angeles $150,000

Plaza de la Raza-Sound Studio 3 Los Angeles $500,000

Plumas County Museum Association-Narrow Gauge Logging Railway 1 Plumas $221,203 Exhibit Point Arena Lighthouse Keepers, Inc-Save the Light 3 Mendocino $1,384,600

Point Arena Lighthouse Keepers, Inc,-Save the Light 4 Mendocino $235,241

Point Arena Lighthouse Keepers, Inc.-Save the Light 2 Mendocino $200,000

Point Cabrillo Lightkeepers Association-Point Cabrillo Light Station 3 Mendocino $465,000 Restoration Point Cabrillo Lightkeepers Association-Point Cabrillo Lighthouse 2 Mendocino $425,000 Restoration Point Cabrillo Lightkeepers Association-Point Cabrillo South Site 1 Mendocino $160,000 Reconstruction Project Pomona Fox Corporation-Pomona Fox Theater 1 Los Angeles $5,000,000

Port of San Francisco-Brannan Street Wharf 1 S.F. $450,000

Port of San Francisco-Pier 70 Historic Shipyard 3 San Francisco $300,000

Port of San Francisco-Pier 70 UIW Phase 1- Preservation 1 San Francisco $1,084,975

Port of San Francisco-Union Ironworks Machine Shop Stabilization 4 San Francisco $500,000

Port San Luis Harbor District -Harford Pier & Warehouse Canopy 4 San Luis Obispo $466,248 Restoration Port San Luis Harbor District-Point San Luis Lighthouse Restoration 3 SAN LUIS $830,525

Prelado de los Tesoros de la Purisima-La Purisima Mission SHP Visitor 1 Santa Barbara $517,894 Center Exhibits Prelado De Los Tesoros de la Purisima-La Purisima Mission State 2 Santa Barbara $310,325 Historic Park Visitor Center Exhibits

October 2012 Appendix 1 Page 26 of 37 APPLICANT'S ORGANIZATION AND PROJECT TITLE FUNDING COUNTY REQUESTED ROUND FUNDS

Project Restore-Barnsdall Park Art Park 3 Los Angeles $2,514,815

Project Restore-Siquieros Mural on Olvera Street 2 Los Angeles $2,000,000

Project Restore-The Hollyhock House Seismic Retrofit and Historic 1 Los Angeles $5,000,000 Restoration Project Restore-The Hollyhock House Seismic Retrofit and Restoration 2 Los Angeles $2,514,815 Project Rancho Camulos Museum-Historic Structures Report 2 Ventura $135,000

Rancho Los Alamitos Foundation-Barns Area Restoration & Education 1 Los Angeles $2,500,000 Center Project Rancho Los Alamitos Foundation-Barns Area Restoration and Education 2 Los Angeles $1,772,000 Center Project Rancho Simi Recreation and Park District-Robert P. Strathearn 2 Ventura $180,978 Historical Park and Museum Redevelopment Agency of the City of Santa Cruz-Tannery Arts Center- 3 Santa Cruz $2,855,000 Rehabilitation and Reuse of the Historic Salz Tannery Redlands Community Music Association-Mission Gables Bowl House 3 San Bernardino $1,030,740 Adaptive Reuse Redlands Community Music Association, Inc.-Mission Gables Bowl 2 San Bernardino $1,103,300 House Adaptive Reuse Regional Parks Foundation-Restoration of the Tilden Regional Park 1 Contra Costa $300,000 Carousel Richmond Elementary School Inc.-Maritime Child Development and 1 Contra Costa $2,590,228 Historical Center River Partners-River Voices 1 Butte $45,000

Riverside Public Library-Arlington Neighborhood Library Historic 1 Riverside $1,089,042 Rehabilitation and Expansion RMS Queen Mary Foundation-Promenade Deck Shell Plating 3 Los Angeles $150,000

Robinson Rancheria-Pomo Heritage Village and Museum Project 2 LAKE $123,000

Rocklin Historical Society, Heritage Park Project-Heritage Park Project 2 Placer $124,600 - St. Mary's Renovation Rosie the Riveter Trust-Maritime History Center for Working Families 2 Contra Costa $2,377,113

Route 66 Cruisin' Hall of Fame Museum-Route 66 Cruisin' Hall of Fame 1 San Bernardino $1,500,000 Museum Rural Media Arts and Education Project-Old Masonic Lodge Interior 4 Mariposa $500,000 Renovation

October 2012 Appendix 1 Page 27 of 37 APPLICANT'S ORGANIZATION AND PROJECT TITLE FUNDING COUNTY REQUESTED ROUND FUNDS

Rural Media Arts and Education Project-Restoration of the Old Mosanic 2 Mariposa $1,630,640 Hall Rural Media Arts and Education, Inc.-Old Masonic Lodge Rehavilitation 3 Mariposa $1,949,429

Sacramento Asian Sports Foundation-SASF Library/Exhibit Gallery 1 Sacto $1,000,000 Construction Project Sacramento Historic Sites Association-Sutter's Fort Archives Project 1 Sacto $35,000

Sacramento Housing & Redevelopment Agency-Locke Boarding House 1 Sacto $500,000 Restoration Project Sacramento Housing and Redevelopment Agency-Locke Boarding 3 Sacramento $300,000 House Sacramento Trust for Historic Preservation-Hall Luhrs and Company 1 Sacto $1,500,000 Building Sahm Fow Chinese Community, Inc.-Marysville Bok Kai Temple 3 Yuba $342,683 Preservation Project Sahm Fow Chinese Community, Inc.-Marysville Bok Kai Temple 2 Yuba $260,372 Preservation Project Salton Sea Centennial Corporation-Museum Project 1 Imperial $1,340,000

San Bernardino County Museum-Crossroads in History Renovation 2 San Bernardino $3,000,000 Project San Bernardino County Museum-Our Southwest Points in Time- Hall of 4 San Bernardino $500,000 Geological Wonders San Bernardino County Museum-Our Southwest: Points in Time - Hall of 3 San Bernardino $3,000,000 Geological Wonders San Bernardino Valley College-Renovation of the San Bernardino Valley 2 San Bernardino $1,326,780 College 1938 Auditorium San Diego Archaeological Center-San Diego Archaeological Center - 2 San Diego $493,088 Capital Project San Diego Chinese Historical Society & Museum-San Diego Historic 1 San Diego $93,000 Chinese Community Gate San Diego Co. Dept. of Parks & Recreation-Bancroft's Rock House 1 San Diego $47,855 Restoration San Diego Co. Dept. of Parks & Recreation-Warner's Ranch House & 1 San Diego $150,000 Barn San Diego Historical Society-Marston House and Villa Montezuma 1 San Diego $1,001,500 Restoration San Diego Museum of Man-Collections Storage Renovation 3 San Diego $2,765,467

San Diego Natural History Museum-Preserving and Showcasing 1 San Diego $4,000,000 California's Natural Heritage

October 2012 Appendix 1 Page 28 of 37 APPLICANT'S ORGANIZATION AND PROJECT TITLE FUNDING COUNTY REQUESTED ROUND FUNDS

San Diego River Conservancy (CDRC)-Preserving the Historic San 3 San Diego $272,205 Diego Flume San Diego River Park-Lakeside Conservancy-Lakeside's River Village 1 San Diego $4,214,680 Heritage Center San Diego Society of Natural History-Discovering California: 130 years 3 San Diego $585,021 of Natural History Research and Exploration San Dieguito River Valley Regional Open Space Park Joint Powers 1 San Diego $56,000 Authority-Sikes Adobe Historic Farmstead Improvements San Francisco Arts Commission-Renovation of four buildings 2 San Francisco $3,000,000

San Francisco Conservatory of Music-San Francisco Conservatory of 1 S.F. $1,892,620 Music - 50 Oak Street San Francisco Filipino Cultural Center-San Francisco Filipino Cultural 3 San Francisco $650,000 Center San Francisco Girls Chorus-Acquisition & Renovation of a Permanent 1 S.F. $500,000 Home & Arts Center San Francisco Maritime National Park Association-USS Pampanito 1 S.F. $905,000 Submarine Museum and World War II Memorial San Francisco Museum & Historical Society-Development of the 1 S.F. $5,000,000 Museum of the City of San Francisco in the Old Mint San Francisco Museum and Historical Society-Development of the 2 San Francisco $3,000,000 Museum of San Francisco in the Old Mint San Francisco Museum and Historical Society-Museum of the City of 3 San Francisco $3,000,000 San Francisco at the Old Mint San Francisco Museum and Historical Society-The Mint Project 4 San Francisco $500,000

San Francisco Performing Arts Library & Museum-Museum Facility 1 S.F. $65,000 Development-Phase I San Francisco Performing Arts Library & Museum-Site Planning for 2 San Francisco $82,225 Museum of Performance & Design San Francisco Planning & Urban Research Association-SPUR Urban 3 San Francisco $1,800,000 Center San Francisco Planning & Urban Research Association-The Urban 1 S.F. $1,000,000 Center San Francisco Planning and Urban Research Association (SPUR)-The 2 San Francisco $1,800,000 Urban Center Project San Francisco Planning and Urban Research-SPUR Urban Center 4 San Francisco $374,276

San Francisco Recreation & Park District-24th Street/York Mini Park 1 S.F. $750,000

San Francisco Recreation & Park District-Harvey Milk Performing Arts 1 S.F. $1,000,000 Center

October 2012 Appendix 1 Page 29 of 37 APPLICANT'S ORGANIZATION AND PROJECT TITLE FUNDING COUNTY REQUESTED ROUND FUNDS

San Francisco Recreation & Park District-Sunnyside Conservatory 1 S.F. $785,431 Renovation Project San Francisco Recreation and Park Department-Palace of Fine Arts, 4 San Francisco $500,000 Phase IIC, Historical Landscape and Park Improvements San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department-Palace of Fine Arts, 3 San Francisco $3,000,000 Phase IIB, Rotunda and Colonnade Restoration Project San Francisco Zoological Society-Rehabilitation of the Delia 2 San Francisco $285,000 Fleishhacker Memorial Building San Jose Children's Discovery Museum (CDM)-The Way Back Lot 3 Santa Clara $3,000,000

San Jose Children's Discovery Museum (CDM)-The Way Back Lot 4 Santa Clara $499,788

San Jose Children's Discovery Museum-"The Way Back Lot" 1 Santa Clara $4,100,000

San Jose Museum of Art-It's About Time 3 Santa Clara $1,890,000

San Jose Museum of Art-It's About Time 2 Santa Clara $1,822,000

San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles-520 South First Facility Project 1 Santa Clara $2,122,344

San Jose Museum of Quilts and Textiles-520 South First Capital Project 2 Santa Clara $370,300

San Jose State University Foundation, for the Natalie & James 1 Santa Clara $5,000,000 Thompson Art Gallery & the School of Art & Design-Museum of Art and San Jose Taiko-Okida Hall 3 Santa Clara $1,250,000

San Jose Taiko-Okida Hall 4 Santa Clara $500,000

San Lorenzo Heritage Society-Reconstruction of the Nielson-Ferro Barn 2 Alameda $189,500 Historical and Cultural Interpretive Center San Mateo County Historical Association-Immigrants Gallery, San 1 San Mateo $270,000 Mateo County History Museum San Mateo County-Sanchez Adobe Historic Site 3 San Mateo $1,500,000

San Xavier Foundation of Cannery Row-San Xavier Cannery Museum 3 Monterey $2,519,101

Santa Barbara Center for the Performing Arts-The Granada 1 Santa Barbara $3,200,000 Restoration Project Santa Barbara Historical Society dba Santa Barbara Historical 3 Santa Barbara $389,812 Museum-North Vault Project Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History-California Bird Hall 2 Santa Barbara $800,000

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Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History-Exhibit Hall Renovation 1 Santa Barbara $262,326

Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation-Presidio Resource Center 1 Santa Barbara $365,600

Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation-Resource Center 2 Santa Barbara $322,685

Santa Clara County Parks & Recs Dept.-Casa Grande Restoration 1 Santa Clara $1,471,462

Santa Clara County Parks and Recreation Department-Casa Grande 3 SANTA CLARA $1,918,629 Restoration Santa Clara University-Santa Clara Valley Cultural and Natural History 1 Santa Clara $695,168 Initiative Santa Cruz Museum Association-Construction Planning: Santa Cruz 1 Santa Cruz $109,742 Museum of Natural History Santa Monica Historical Society Museum-Permanent Home Capital 3 Los Angeles $360,000 Campaign Santa Monica Historical Society Museum-Permanent Home Project: 2 Los Angeles $325,000 "Santa Monica: Where History Comes Alive" Santa Ynez Valley Historical Society-Renovation and Upgrade of Santa 2 Santa Barbara $38,500 Ynez Valley Historical Society Museum Saratoga Historical Foundation-Saratoga Museum Renovation-'Forward 1 Santa Clara $120,000 to the Past' Project Search to Involve Pilipino Americans-CALFACE- California Filipino 1 Los Angeles $3,418,344 American Community Endowment Community Cultural Centers Second Baptist Church Los Angeles-Historic Sanctuary Building 2 Los Angeles $0 Renovation and Restoration Self Help Graphics & Art, Inc.-A Permanent Home Building Acquisition 3 Los Angeles $1,365,000

Self-Help Graphics & Art, Inc.-Regeneracion/Regeneration Capital 2 Los Angeles $2,882,500 Campaign Sierra Historic Site Association-Hawksworth Building Project 2 Madera $35,255

Sierra Historic Sites Association-Fresno Flats Historical Park Upgrades 3 Madera $224,565

Sierra Historic Sites Association-Hawksworth Building Project 1 Madera $25,938

Sierra State Parks Sierra Historic Sites AssociationFoundation- 2 MONO $275,000 Stabilization of Buildings in Bodie State Historic Park Simon Wiesenthal Center, Inc.-Museum of Tolerance Artifacts 2 Los Angeles $3,000,000

Skirball Cultural Center-Noah's Park at the Skirball 1 Los Angeles $4,800,000

October 2012 Appendix 1 Page 31 of 37 APPLICANT'S ORGANIZATION AND PROJECT TITLE FUNDING COUNTY REQUESTED ROUND FUNDS

Smartsville Church Restoration Fund, Inc.-Foundation Retrofit and 1 Yuba $25,000 Structural Repairs Social & Public Art Resource Center-California Mural Trust Fund 1 Santa Barbara $3,890,570

Social and Public Art Resource Center-"The Great Wall" Mural and 2 Los Angeles $1,287,585 Bridge Restoration Project Social and Public Art Resource Center-Great Wall of LA 4 Los Angeles $150,000

Solano County-Solano County Free Library Restoration Project 1 Solano $1,608,000

Sonoma Community Center- 1 Sonoma $508,500

Sonoma County General Services Department Architect Office-The 2 Sonoma $305,290 Hood House Seismic Retrofit Sonoma Land Trust-Permanent Protection and Restoration of Historic 1 Sonoma $2,393,085 Glen Oaks Ranch Sonoma League for Historic Preservation-The Sonoma Valley Heritage 1 Sonoma $127,000 Center at Maysonnave House Southern California Library-Preserving Access To Untold Stories: 2 Los Angeles $299,580 Planning For The Renovation or Rebuilding of the Southern California Southern Humboldt Working Together-Southern Humboldt Arts 2 Humboldt $80,000 Recreation and Education St. Elmo Village, Inc.-St. Elmo Village, Inc. 2 Los Angeles $750,000

St. Vincent's de Paul Elementary School-St. Vincent's Academy 1 Sonoma $331,127 Restoration Stanislaus Ag Center Foundation-Ag Science Center Project 2 Stanislaus $199,560

Stanislaus County Ag Center Foundation-Ag Science Center 3 Stanislaus $199,560

State Center Community College District (SCCCD)-Fresno City College 2 Fresno $3,000,000 Old Administration Building Renovation Project State Center Community College District-A Legacy Renewed: Old 3 Fresno $3,000,000 Administration Building Stern Grove Festival Association-Stern Grove Concert Facility 1 S.F. $1,500,000 Improvement Project Stinson Beach Community Center-SBCC Restoration Project 1 Marin $280,000

Sunnyvale Historical Society & Museum Association-Sunnyvale 1 Santa Clara $1,000,883 Heritage Park Museum Sunnyvale Historical Society and Museum Association-Heritage Park 2 Santa Clara $830,898 Museum

October 2012 Appendix 1 Page 32 of 37 APPLICANT'S ORGANIZATION AND PROJECT TITLE FUNDING COUNTY REQUESTED ROUND FUNDS

Table Mountain Rancheria of California-Table Mountain Historic Park: 1 Fresno $617,620 Restoration of Fort Miller Tahoe Maritime Museum-Tahoe Maritime Museum New Building 3 Placer $300,000 Campaign Tehachapi Performing Arts Center Foundation-Tehachapi Performing 1 Kern $3,461,025 Arts & Museum Center Tehachapi Performing Arts Center Foundation-Tehachapi Performing Arts 3 Kern $3,000,000 and Museum Center Tehachapi Performing Arts Center Foundation-Tehachapi Performing 2 Kern $2,953,500 Arts and Museum Center The Abbey of New Clairbaux-Sacred Stones Building Project 1 Tehama $1,000,000

The Abbey of New Clairvaux-Sacred Stones Building Project 2 Tehama $1,000,000

The Berkeley Society for the Preservation of Tradirional Music dba 3 Alameda $1,398,602 Freight & Salvage Coffee House-New Home The Berkeley Society for the Preservation of Traditional Music-New 2 Alameda $1,000,000 Home Project The California Museum for History, Women and the Arts-Museum 2 Sacramento $2,000,000 Improvements for Program Expansion The California Museum for History, Women and the Arts-Permanent 3 Sacramento $3,000,000 California Exhibit Renovation The California Trust for Public Schools-Los Angeles Academy of Arts & 3 Los Angeles $3,000,000 Enterprise The Charles W. Bowers Museum Corp.-The Bowers Museum North 1 Orange $5,000,000 Wing Expansion The City of Pasadena-City Hall Seismic Retrofit and Historic Restoration 1 Los Angeles $5,000,000 Project The City of Sutter Creek-Acquisition of Knight Foundry 2 Amador $2,205,698

The City of Sutter Creek-Knight Foundry 3 Amador $1,074,706

The Community Center Project of San Francisco dba The San 3 San Francisco $208,711 Francisco LGBT Community Center-Interactive Museum and Walking The Community Redevelopment Agency of the City Los Angeles-The 2 Los Angeles $2,998,184 Vision Theatre Renovation The Community Redevelopment Agency of the City of Los Angeles- 1 Los Angeles $1,876,628 The Vision Theater- Phase I Renovation The Haggin Museum-The Great Jeep Project Revisited 1 San Joaquin $37,000

The Heartland Coalition-Lakeside Town Hall and Theater Restoration 1 San Diego $1,633,000

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The Henry E. Huntington Library-The Huntington Chinese Garden 3 Los Angeles $1,000,000

The Lindsay Cultural Arts Council / The Restore the Fire Truck 1 Tulare $50,000 Committee-Restore Two 1914 Fire Trucks The Los Gatos History Project-"Hooked on Los Gatos-The Los Gatos 1 Santa Clara $119,724 History Project" The Mexican Museum-The Mexican Museum Legorreta Building 1 S.F. $5,000,000

The Mexican Museum-The Mexican Museum New Building Project 2 San Francisco $3,000,000

The National Steinbeck Center-Untold Stories: California Cultural and 2 Monterey $3,000,000 Historical Treasure The Nature Conservancy-Ramona Grasslands Reserve 1 San Diego $5,000,000

The Nevada Theatre Commission, Inc.-Theatre Renovation-HVAC and 1 Nevada $97,200 Fire Sprinklers The Oakland Zoo-The California Project 3 Alameda $300,000

The Olompali People, A committee of the Marin State Park 2 MARIN $100,800 Association-Mary Burdell Victorian Garden and Grounds Restoration at The Olompali People, A Committee of the Marin State Park Association- 4 Sonoma $500,000 Mary Burdell Victorian Garden Rehabilitation The Outdoor Art Club, Inc.-Exterior Shingles for Exterior of Historical 2 Marin $44,489 Building The Outdoor Art Club, Inc.-Remodel Women's Toilet Room to address 3 Marin $75,816 Title 29 and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 The Patrons Assocation of Los Angeles Valley College-Museum of San 2 Los Angeles $73,000 Fernando Valley Improvement Initiative The Redevelopment Agency of the City of San Jose-Cultural Mixed-Use 3 Santa Clara $3,000,000 Retain Center on the Mexican Cultural Heritage Gardens Campus The Redman Foundation-Redman House Rehabilitation Project 2 Santa Cruz $3,000,000

The Redman Foundation-Redman House Rehabilitation Projection 3 Santa Cruz $3,000,000

The Regents of the University of California-Bancroft Californiana Project 1 Alameda $4,600,000

The Regents of the University of California-Bancroft Pictorial Collection 2 Alameda $1,708,600 Capitol Improvement Project The Sam & Alfreda Maloof Foundation for Arts & Crafts-Maloof Gallery 1 San Bernardino $1,727,500 for Arts and Crafts The San Diego Archaeological Center-The Capital Improvement Project 1 San Diego $971,595

October 2012 Appendix 1 Page 34 of 37 APPLICANT'S ORGANIZATION AND PROJECT TITLE FUNDING COUNTY REQUESTED ROUND FUNDS

The San Jose Children Discovery Museum-The Way Back Lot 2 Santa Clara $300,000

The Trust for Public Land-Desert Cahuilla Prehistoric Area 1 S.F. $750,000

The Unity Council-Fruitvale Masonic Temple Revitalization 2 Alameda $300,000

The Water Conservancy-Monte Vista Ranch 1 San Diego $3,150,000

Tiburcio Vasquez Health Center, Inc.-Tiburcio Vasquesz Health Center, 2 Alameda $300,000 Inc. Campus Town of San Anselmo-Robson-Harrington House and Park Infrastructure 3 Marin $90,200 Repair Traditional Cultural Protection and Advancement-Acquisition of 1 El Dorado $219,239 Prehistoric Village Site Trinidad Museum Society-Housing the History of Trinidad 3 Humboldt $208,800

Trinity County Historical Society-Transportation through the Trinities: 2 Trinity $139,532 Stories of Rugged initialization and Unity of Diverse People Trust for Public Land-Desert CAHUILLA Prehistoric Area 2 Imperial $401,929

Tulare County Historical Society-Tulare County Museum 2 Tulare $1,525,120

Tule Lake Committee Inc.-Saving an American Treasure 4 Siskiyou $138,000

Tule Lake Committee, Inc.-Historic Preservation of Building 76 2 Modoc $196,745

Underground Gold Miners of California Museum-Building Purchase 2 Sierra $200,000

Union City Historical Museum-Hiring of Part-time Personnel 1 Alameda $155,520

Union City Historical Museum-Union City Historical Museum 2 Alameda $1,000,000

United Veteran Organizations of Orange County, Inc.-Preserving 1 Orange $5,000,000 California's WWII Blimp Hanger History University of California Hastings College of the Law-The Great Hall 3 San Francisco $3,000,000 Performing Arts Center University of California, Santa Cruz-Cowell Ranch Stone House 3 Santa Cruz $827,200 Redesign/Monterey Bay Archaeological Resource Center University of California, Santa Cruz-Enhancing Education and Service in 1 Santa Cruz $200,000 California Archaeology University of Judaism-Ostrow Library: California Jewish History Center 1 Los Angeles $2,345,240

October 2012 Appendix 1 Page 35 of 37 APPLICANT'S ORGANIZATION AND PROJECT TITLE FUNDING COUNTY REQUESTED ROUND FUNDS

USDA Forest Service, Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit, 1 El Dorado $79,561 Interpretive Services-Baldwin Museum Roof Replacement USDA Forest Service, Sequoia National Forest, Cannell Meadow 1 Kern $60,000 Ranger Dist-Kern Plateau Administrative Cabin Rehabilitation Project Vacaville Museum Foundation-Harbison House, The Home of the Nut Tree 3 Solano $575,250

Vacaville Museum Foundation-Harbison Houst at Nut Tree 1 Solano $500,000

Vacaville Museum Foundation-Preserving the Harbison House, Home of 2 Solano $600,000 the Nut Tree Vallejo Community Arts Foundation-The Empress Theater 2 Solano $440,000

Vallejo Community Arts Foundation, Inc.-Empress Theatre Improvements 4 Solano $499,850

Vallejo Music Theatre-Renovation Historic Post Office - Centre for the 3 Solano $219,000 Performing Arts Vallejo Music Theatre-Vallejo Historic Post Office/Vallejo Performing Arts 2 Solano $300,000 Center Project Valley of the Moon Natural History Association-Jack London State Historic 3 Sonoma $525,977 Park Lake and Dam Restoration Ventura County Museum of History & Art-'Building for the Centuries' 1 Ventura $500,000 Capital/Endowment Campaign Ventura County Transportation Commission-Rehabilitation of the Historic 3 Ventura $500,000 "Mill" Building Victorian Preservation Center of Oakland-Cohen Bray House 2 Alameda $2,033,907

Viet Heritage Society-The Vietnamese Heritage Garden and Museum 2 Santa Clara $2,764,602

Viet Heritage Society-The Vietnamese Heritage Garden and Musuem 3 Santa Clara $1,581,900

Villa Park Elementary School Restoration Corporation-Restoring 2 Orange $3,000,000 Historic Villa Park School Villa Park Elementary School Restoration Corporation-Villa Park 3 Orange $500,000 School Historic Restoration Project - Phase I Vista Historical Society-Plans for a New Museum 2 San Diego $1,233,996

Vista Irrigation District-Warner-Carrilolo Ranch House Restoration Project 3 San Diego $190,000

Vista Irrigation Project-Warner- Carrillo Ranch House Restoration Project 4 San Diego $316,000

Warnors Center for the Performing Arts-Warnors Rehab Project 3 Fresno $1,000,000

October 2012 Appendix 1 Page 36 of 37 APPLICANT'S ORGANIZATION AND PROJECT TITLE FUNDING COUNTY REQUESTED ROUND FUNDS

Western Center Community Foundation dba Western Center for 3 Riverside $394,241 Archaeology & Paleontology-Simulated Dig Site Western Center Community Foundation-Heritage Park for Archaeology & 2 Riverside $1,810,417 Paleontology Western Center Community Foundation-Western Science Center 4 Riverside $160,000 Simulated Dig Site: Improving the Outdoor Learning Experience Western Justice Center Foundation-Renovation/Restoration of Maxwell 3 Los Angeles $68,044 House Western Justice Center Foundation-Western Justice Center 2 Los Angeles $300,000

Willits Community Theatre-Willits Community Theatre 2 Mendocino $264,000

Willits Cultural Arts Commission-Willits Center for the Arts Restoration 2 Mendocino $79,240 Project Wishtoyo Foundation-Chumash Coastland Project 1 Santa Barbara $340,080

Wiyot Tribe-Tuluwat Village Rehabilitation Project 2 Humboldt $310,000

Woodlake Pride Inc.-Bravo Lake Botanical Gardens 1 Tulare $29,000

Yolo County Historical Society-Yolo County Cultural, Historic and Art 2 Yolo $246,700 Center Yurok Tribe-Yurok Cultural Center Project 2 Del Norte $120,000

Yurok Tribe-Yurok Indian Arts and Heritage Center Planning Grant 1 Del Norte $4,995,967

Zoological Society of San Diego-Elephant Odyssey Interpretive Elements- 4 San Diego $333,724 Sharing California's Past Through Art & Sculpture

Total Requests, All Rounds: $920,706,394

October 2012 Appendix 1 Page 37 of 37 Appendix 2 Estimated Duplicate CCHE Funding Requests for the Same Projects Submitted Over the Four Funding Rounds

Original Duplicate Applicant's Organization Name and Project Title Requested Rd Requests Amount Angel Island Immigration Foundation-Preservation and $3,000,000 2 $3,000,000 Restoration of the Immigration Station on Angel Island Angel Island Immigration Station Foundation-Angel Island $5,000,000 1 Immigration Station Renovation Angel Island Immigration Station Foundation-Angel Island $3,000,000 3 $3,000,000 Immigration Station - Hospital Rehabilitation Animation Initiative International-Animation Bank $5,000,000 1 Animation Initiative of Glendale-Animation Bank $3,000,000 2 $3,000,000 Bindlestiff Studio-Studio Build-out $296,297 2 $296,297 Bindlestiff Studio-Sinag Sining: The Building Campaign for $670,400 1 BRIDGE Economic Development Corporation-16th Street Train $411,785 4 $411,785 Station Restoration and Adaptive Reuse BRIDGE Economic Development Corporation (BREDCO)-16th $300,000 2 Street Train Station Project BRIDGE Economic Development Corporation (BREDCO)-16th $300,000 3 $300,000 Street Train Station Restoration and Adaptive Re-Use Project California Academy of Sciences-Preserve, Interpret, and Enhance $5,000,000 1 the Understanding and Appreciation of California's Natural and California Academy of Sciences-California Exhibit in the New $3,000,000 2 $3,000,000 California Academy of Sciences-California Natural History at the $2,000,000 3 $2,000,000 California Academy of Sciences California Indian Museum & Cultural Center-Knowledge Circle $4,122,512 1 California Indian Museum & Cultural Center-Issues -based $180,000 4 $180,000 Museum on California Indians California Indian Museum and Cultural Center-Issues Based $1,172,000 3 $1,172,000 Museum on California Indians California Indian Museum and Cultural Center (CIMCC)-Issues- $300,000 2 $300,000 based Museum on California Indians California Space Education & Workforce-California Space Center- $500,000 4 $500,000 Interpretive Center California Space Education and Workforce Institute-California $300,000 2 Space Center Development Project Capital Unity Council-Capital Unity Center $5,000,000 1 Capital Unity Council-The Capital Unity Center - construction $3,000,000 3 $3,000,000 Capitol Area Development Authority-Sam's Market Renovation $261,180 2 $261,180 and Interpretive Project Capitol Area Development Authority-Sam's Corner Market $230,000 1 Casa Romantica Cultural Center & Gardens-Casa Romantica $384,970 1 Adaptive Re-use Project Casa Romantica Cultural Center and Gardens-Phase II - Outdoor $201,000 2 $201,000 Garden Amphitheater and Story Circle Catalina Island Conservancy-Eagle's Nest Lodge Restoration $685,250 3 Catalina Island Conservancy-Restoration of Eagle's Nest Lodge $500,000 4 $500,000 Children's Museum of Los Angeles-Children's Museum of Los $2,890,000 2 $2,890,000 Angeles at Hansen Dam Recreational Area Children's Museum of Los Angeles-Children's Museum of Los $5,000,000 1 Angeles at Hansen Dam Citizens Housing Corporation-Haight Senior Housing $200,000 2 $200,000 Citizens Housing Corporation-Haight Street Senior Housing $750,000 1

Page 1 of 7 APPENDIX 2 Appendix 2 Estimated Duplicate CCHE Funding Requests for the Same Projects Submitted Over the Four Funding Rounds

Original Duplicate Applicant's Organization Name and Project Title Requested Rd Requests Amount City of Alameda-Restoration of the Historic Alameda Theater $3,000,000 2 City of Alameda-Rehabilitation of the Alameda Theater $1,292,468 3 $1,292,468 City of Benicia-Benicia Arsenal Commandant's Residence $582,531 2 $582,531 City of Benicia-Commandant's Residence Stabilization $625,054 1

City of Claremont-Padua Hills Theatre Preservation $2,000,000 1 $2,000,000 City of Claremont-Preservation of Padua Hills Theater $3,000,000 2 City of Livermore-Livermore Architectural and Engineering Design $3,000,000 2 City of Livermore-Hagemann Ranch $925,000 3 $925,000 City of Monrovia, Department of Community Services-Monrovia $250,000 3 $250,000 Historical Museum Renovation City of Monrovia, Dept of Community Services-Monrovia Historical $200,000 1 Museum Improvements City of Oakland, Public Works Agency-Peralta Hacienda Historical $1,736,000 2 $1,736,000 City of Oakland, Public Works Agency-Peralta Hacienda Historical $3,500,000 1 Park-Upper Historic Area City of Oakland, Public Works Agency-Peralta Hacienda Historical $1,850,000 3 $1,850,000 City of Oroville-State Theater Restoration Project $4,237,579 1 City of Oroville-Oroville State Theatre Renovation $650,000 3 $650,000 City of Richmond, Dept of Public Services, Engineering Division- $3,004,196 1 The Richmond Municipal Natatorium Restoration City of Richmond, Library and Community Services-Richmond $2,081,800 2 $2,081,800 Municipal Natatorium ("The Plunge") City of Roseville-Maidu Interpretive Center $1,000,000 2 City of Roseville-Maidu Interpretive Center Construction Project $1,500,000 3 $1,500,000 City of San Dimas-Walker House $1,000,000 1 City of San Dimas-Walker House $2,000,000 2 City of San Dimas-Walker House $2,000,000 3 $2,000,000 City of Santa Rosa-Rehabilitation of the Deturk Round Barn and $1,029,758 2 Development of Adjacent Service Building & Historic Interpretation City of Santa Rosa - Recreation and Parks Department-DeTurk $1,004,737 3 $1,004,737 Round Barn Historic Preservation and Community Building Coachella Valley Historical Society, Inc.-California Date History $298,175 2 $298,175 Museum, Cultural Center, and new Exhibit Hall Coachella Valley Historical Society, Inc.-California Date History $1,097,620 3 Museum and Exhibit Hall County of Los Angeles, Department of Parks and Recreation- $330,180 2 Coach Barn and Queen Anne Cottage Historical Restoration County of Los Angeles, Dept of Parks and Rec-Queen Anne $165,878 1 $165,878 Cottage Roof Restoration Crystal Cove Alliance-Crystal Cove SP Historic District $5,000,000 1 Preservation and Public Use Plan Crystal Cove Alliance-Crystal Cove State Park Historic District $2,804,194 3 $2,804,194 CSU, Chico Research Foundation-Northern California Natural $2,640,469 2 CSU, Chico Research Foundation-Northern California Natural $2,909,088 3 $2,909,088 Empire Mine Park Association-Empire Mine Underground Tour $1,286,220 2 $1,286,220 Empire Mine Park Association/ Dept of Parks & Recs, Sierra Dist.- $1,400,500 1 Underground Tour Project

Page 2 of 7 APPENDIX 2 Appendix 2 Estimated Duplicate CCHE Funding Requests for the Same Projects Submitted Over the Four Funding Rounds

Original Duplicate Applicant's Organization Name and Project Title Requested Rd Requests Amount Fairplex Education Foundation-Southern California's Heritage and $1,250,000 3 $1,250,000 Agricultural Center Fairplex Educational Foundation-California's Heritage Square $1,250,000 2 Fort Mason Foundation-The Pier Two Preservation Project $4,077,080 1 Fort Mason Foundation-The Pier 2 Preservation Project $3,000,000 3 $3,000,000 Fort Ross Interpretive Association-Rotchev House Preservation $85,000 2 $85,000 Fort Ross Interpretive Association-Rotchev House Preservation $163,000 1 Fresno Metropolitan Museum of Art and Science-Renovation of $3,000,000 2 $3,000,000 the Nationally Registered Historic Fresno Bee Building Fresno Metropolitan Museum of Art, Science & History- $5,000,000 1 Restoration and Adaptive Re-Use of Historic Fresno Bee Building Friends of Mission San Miguel-Seismic Retrofitting of Mission San $1,000,000 2 Friends of Mission San Miguel-Mission San Miguel $3,000,000 3 $3,000,000 Fullerton Historic Theatre Foundation-Fox Fullerton Theatre $3,000,000 3 $3,000,000 Fullerton Historic Theatre Foundation-Fox Fullerton Theatre $4,000,000 1 Aquisition and Restoration Fullerton Historic Theatre Foundation-Fox Fullerton Theatre $3,000,000 2 $3,000,000 Galt Area Historical Society-McFarland Living History Ranch $204,974 2 Galt Area Historical Society, Inc.-McFarland Barn Project $50,000 1 Galt Area Historical Society, Inc.-McFarland Living History Ranch $184,250 3 $184,250 Gold Discovery Park Association-Thomas Hansford Williams $264,000 2 $264,000 House Restoration Gold Discovery Park Association-T. H. Williams House $304,855 1 Hmong Cultural Arts, Crafts, Teaching & Mseum Project-HLM $1,022,010 1 Asian American Center Project Hmong Cultural Arts, Crafts, Teaching and Museum Project-HLM $1,250,000 2 $1,250,000 Asian American Center Project Immigrant Resettlement & Cultural Center-Vietnamese Boat $482,665 1 Immigrant Resettlement and Cultural Center, Inc.-Vietnamese $338,500 2 $338,500 Immigration Museum Immigration Museum of New Americans Post WWII-Immigration $5,000,000 1 Museum of New Americans City of Brentwood-John Marsh Home Rehabilitation and $4,000,000 1 John Marsh Historic District-The John Marsh House: Restoration $670,500 3 $670,500 of Collapsed South Stone Wall John Marsh Historic Trust-Rehabilitation Marsh House $300,000 2 $300,000 John Marsh Historic Trust-John Marsh House: Steel Framing to $250,000 4 $250,000 Support Exterior Stone Walls Kennedy Mine Foundation-The Kennedy Gold Mine Restoration $195,000 2 and Enhancement Project Kennedy Mine Foundation-Kennedy Mine Archive Building $150,000 3 $150,000 Kidspace Children's Museum-Building Bigger Project $3,000,000 2 Kidspace: A Participatory Museum; dba Kidspace Children's $3,000,000 3 $3,000,000 Museum-Building Bigger Project Landmark Heritage Foundation-Berkeley City Club Steam Plant $188,730 2 Landmark Heritage Foundation-Restoration of the Domestic $202,102 3 Water Delivery System, Pool Filter Tank, and Central Heat Landmark Heritage Foundation-80 Years and Counting- Is Help $381,000 4 $381,000 Coming for the "Little Castle"?

Page 3 of 7 APPENDIX 2 Appendix 2 Estimated Duplicate CCHE Funding Requests for the Same Projects Submitted Over the Four Funding Rounds

Original Duplicate Applicant's Organization Name and Project Title Requested Rd Requests Amount Latino Theater Company-CALMECAC-California Latino $5,000,000 1 Museum/Education Center for Arts & Culture Latino Theater Company-California Latino Museum and $3,000,000 3 $3,000,000 Educational Center of Art and Culture (CALMECAC) Latino Theater Company, Inc.-Phase II - Los Angeles Theater $3,000,000 2 $3,000,000 Center Renovation Mare Island Historic Park Foundation-Mare Island Museums $1,198,500 1 Mare Island Historic Park Foundation-2007-2008 Renovation of $281,250 3 $281,250 Mare Island Museum, Building 46 Mare Island Historic Park Foundation, Inc.-Mare Island Museum $217,800 2 $217,800 Maritime Museum of San Diego-San Salvador Replica Project $2,535,731 2 Maritime Museum of San Diego-San Salvador Project $1,000,000 3 $1,000,000 Montalvo Arts Center-Montalvo Project Space: Art, Culture and $596,633 2 $596,633 Diversity in California Montalvo Association-Villa Montalvo Rehabilitation $596,850 1 Museum of Latin American Art-Museum of Latin American Art $1,744,250 2 $1,744,250 Renovation and Expansion Project Museum of Latin American Art-MoLAA Renovation and Expansion $3,865,724 1 Museum of Latin American Art-MoLAA Annex Project $1,293,500 3 $1,293,500 Museum of the African Diaspora-Museum of the African Diaspora $2,619,278 1 Museum of the African Diaspora-Museum Redesign and Access $1,830,000 2 $1,830,000 Museum of the African Diaspora-Expanding the Diaspora $175,000 3 $175,000 Nevada County Land Trust-North Star House Restoration Project $300,000 2 Nevada County Land Trust-North Star House Restoration and $300,000 3 $300,000 Northern California Indian Development Council, Inc.-Carson $3,000,000 2 $3,000,000 Block and Ingomar Theater Restoration Project Northern California Indian Development Council, Inc.-Carson $3,913,650 1 Block Building and Ingomar Theater Restoration Northern California Indian Development Council, Inc.-Ingomar $1,900,000 3 $1,900,000 Theater Reconstruction and Carson Bldg Rehabilitation Ojai Valley Woman's Club-Bungalow Community Center $94,970 3 $94,970 Ojai Valley Women's Club-Community Center Renovation $481,046 2 ONE Institute International Gay & Lesbian Archives-Preserving $327,500 1 Our Story: Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender California ONE National Gay & Lesbian Archives-Preserving our Cultural $327,500 2 $327,500 Pacific Rim Heritage Foundation-Filipino American Cultural Center $2,113,906 2 $2,113,906 Pacific Rim Heritage Foundation-Fil-Am Community Cultural and $1,500,000 1 Historical Center Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy-White Point Nature $234,100 2 $234,100 Preserve Adaptive Reuse Project Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy-White Point Historic $377,100 1 Building Adaptive Re-use Pasadena Play House, State Threatre of California Inc.- $1,158,850 2 $1,158,850 Pasadena Play House Restoration Pasadena Playhouse State Theatre of California-Pasadena $2,000,820 1 Playhouse Restoration Pearl Chase Society-Franceschi House Rehabilitation $750,000 1 Pearl Chase Society-Franceschi House $375,000 2 $375,000 Pico Union Housing Corporation-Casas Alice Restoration Project $2,638,623 2

Page 4 of 7 APPENDIX 2 Appendix 2 Estimated Duplicate CCHE Funding Requests for the Same Projects Submitted Over the Four Funding Rounds

Original Duplicate Applicant's Organization Name and Project Title Requested Rd Requests Amount Pico Union Housing Corporation-Casa Alicia Restoration Project $2,339,254 3 $2,339,254 Point Cabrillo Lightkeepers Association-Point Cabrillo Lighthouse $425,000 2 Point Cabrillo Lightkeepers Association-Point Cabrillo South Site $160,000 1 Reconstruction Project Point Cabrillo Lightkeepers Association-Point Cabrillo Light $465,000 3 $465,000 Prelado De Los Tesoros de la Purisima-La Purisima Mission State $310,325 2 $310,325 Historic Park Visitor Center Exhibits Prelado de los Tesoros de la Purisima-La Purisima Mission SHP $517,894 1 Visitor Center Exhibits Project Restore-The Hollyhock House Seismic Retrofit and $2,514,815 2 $2,514,815 Project Restore-The Hollyhock House Seismic Retrofit and $5,000,000 1 Project Restore-Barnsdall Park Art Park $2,514,815 3 $2,514,815 Rancho Los Alamitos Foundation-Barns Area Restoration and $1,772,000 2 $1,772,000 Education Center Project Rancho Los Alamitos Foundation-Barns Area Restoration & $2,500,000 1 Education Center Project Redlands Community Music Association-Mission Gables Bowl $1,030,740 3 $1,030,740 House Adaptive Reuse Redlands Community Music Association, Inc.-Mission Gables $1,103,300 2 Bowl House Adaptive Reuse Richmond Elementary School Inc.-Maritime Child Development $2,590,228 1 and Historical Center Rosie the Riveter Trust-Maritime History Center for Working $2,377,113 2 $2,377,113 Rural Media Arts and Education Project-Restoration of the Old $1,630,640 2 Rural Media Arts and Education, Inc.-Old Masonic Lodge $1,949,429 3 $1,630,640 Sacramento Housing & Redevelopment Agency-Locke Boarding $500,000 1 House Restoration Project Sacramento Housing and Redevelopment Agency-Locke $300,000 3 $300,000 Sahm Fow Chinese Community, Inc.-Marysville Bok Kai Temple $342,683 3 Preservation Project Sahm Fow Chinese Community, Inc.-Marysville Bok Kai Temple $260,372 2 $260,372 Preservation Project San Francisco Museum & Historical Society-Development of the $5,000,000 1 Museum of the City of San Francisco in the Old Mint San Francisco Museum and Historical Society-Development of $3,000,000 2 $3,000,000 the Museum of San Francisco in the Old Mint San Francisco Museum and Historical Society-Museum of the City $3,000,000 3 $3,000,000 of San Francisco at the Old Mint San Francisco Performing Arts Library & Museum-Site Planning $82,225 2 for Museum of Performance & Design San Francisco Performing Arts Library & Museum-Museum $65,000 1 $65,000 Facility Development-Phase I San Francisco Planning & Urban Research Association-The $1,000,000 1 $1,000,000 San Francisco Planning & Urban Research Association-SPUR $1,800,000 3 $1,800,000 San Francisco Planning and Urban Research-SPUR Urban $374,276 4 San Francisco Planning and Urban Research Association (SPUR)- $1,800,000 2 The Urban Center Project San Jose Children's Discovery Museum-"The Way Back Lot" $4,100,000 1 San Jose Children's Discovery Museum (CDM)-The Way Back $3,000,000 3 $3,000,000

Page 5 of 7 APPENDIX 2 Appendix 2 Estimated Duplicate CCHE Funding Requests for the Same Projects Submitted Over the Four Funding Rounds

Original Duplicate Applicant's Organization Name and Project Title Requested Rd Requests Amount San Jose Museum of Art-It's About Time $1,890,000 3 $1,890,000 San Jose Museum of Art-It's About Time $1,822,000 2 San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles-520 South First Facility $2,122,344 1 San Jose Museum of Quilts and Textiles-520 South First Capital $370,300 2 $370,300 Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History-California Bird Hall $800,000 2 Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History-Exhibit Hall Renovation $262,326 1 $262,326 Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation-Resource Center $322,685 2 $322,685 Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation-Presidio Resource $365,600 1 Santa Clara County Parks & Recs Dept.-Casa Grande $1,471,462 1 $1,471,462 Santa Clara County Parks and Recreation Department-Casa $1,918,629 3 Grande Restoration Santa Monica Historical Society Museum-Permanent Home $325,000 2 $325,000 Project: "Santa Monica: Where History Comes Alive" Santa Monica Historical Society Museum-Permanent Home $360,000 3 Sierra Historic Site Association-Hawksworth Building Project $35,255 2 Sierra Historic Sites Association-Hawksworth Building Project $25,938 1 $25,938 Social & Public Art Resource Center-California Mural Trust Fund $3,890,570 1 Social and Public Art Resource Center-"The Great Wall" Mural $1,287,585 2 $1,287,585 and Bridge Restoration Project Social and Public Art Resource Center-Great Wall of LA $150,000 4 Stanislaus Ag Center Foundation-Ag Science Center Project $199,560 2 Stanislaus County Ag Center Foundation-Ag Science Center $199,560 3 $199,560 State Center Community College District-A Legacy Renewed: Old $3,000,000 3 $3,000,000 Administration Building State Center Community College District (SCCCD)-Fresno City $3,000,000 2 College Old Administration Building Renovation Project Sunnyvale Historical Society & Museum Association-Sunnyvale $1,000,883 1 Heritage Park Museum Sunnyvale Historical Society and Museum Association-Heritage $830,898 2 $830,898 Tehachapi Performing Arts Center Foundation-Tehachapi $3,000,000 3 $3,000,000 Performing Arts and Museum Center Tehachapi Performing Arts Center Foundation-Tehachapi $3,461,025 1 Performing Arts & Museum Center Tehachapi Performing Arts Center Foundation-Tehachapi $2,953,500 2 $2,953,500 Performing Arts and Museum Center The Abbey of New Clairbaux-Sacred Stones Building Project $1,000,000 1 The Abbey of New Clairvaux-Sacred Stones Building Project $1,000,000 2 $1,000,000 The Berkeley Society for the Preservation of Tradirional Music $1,398,602 3 $1,398,602 dba Freight & Salvage Coffee House-New Home The Berkeley Society for the Preservation of Traditional Music- $1,000,000 2 New Home Project The Mexican Museum-The Mexican Museum New Building $3,000,000 2 $3,000,000 The Mexican Museum-The Mexican Museum Legorreta Building $5,000,000 1 The Olompali People, A committee of the Marin State Park $100,800 2 $100,800 Association-Mary Burdell Victorian Garden and Grounds Restoration at Olompali State Historic Park The Olompali People, A Committee of the Marin State Park $500,000 4 Association-Mary Burdell Victorian Garden Rehabilitation

Page 6 of 7 APPENDIX 2 Appendix 2 Estimated Duplicate CCHE Funding Requests for the Same Projects Submitted Over the Four Funding Rounds

Original Duplicate Applicant's Organization Name and Project Title Requested Rd Requests Amount The Outdoor Art Club, Inc.-Remodel Women's Toilet Room to $75,816 3 address Title 29 and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 The Outdoor Art Club, Inc.-Exterior Shingles for Exterior of $44,489 2 $44,489 The Redman Foundation-Redman House Rehabilitation Project $3,000,000 2 The Redman Foundation-Redman House Rehabilitation $3,000,000 3 $3,000,000 Tule Lake Committee Inc.-Saving an American Treasure $138,000 4 $138,000 Tule Lake Committee, Inc.-Historic Preservation of Building 76 $196,745 2 Vacaville Museum Foundation-Harbison House, The Home of the $575,250 3 $575,250 Vacaville Museum Foundation-Preserving the Harbison House, $600,000 2 Home of the Nut Tree Vacaville Museum Foundation-Harbison Houst at Nut Tree $500,000 1 $500,000 Vallejo Community Arts Foundation-The Empress Theater $440,000 2 $440,000 Vallejo Community Arts Foundation, Inc.-Empress Theatre $499,850 4 Vallejo Music Theatre-Renovation Historic Post Office - Centre for $219,000 3 $219,000 the Performing Arts Vallejo Music Theatre-Vallejo Historic Post Office/Vallejo $300,000 2 Performing Arts Center Project Viet Heritage Society-The Vietnamese Heritage Garden and $2,764,602 2 Viet Heritage Society-The Vietnamese Heritage Garden and $1,581,900 3 $1,581,900 Villa Park Elementary School Restoration Corporation-Restoring $3,000,000 2 Historic Villa Park School Villa Park Elementary School Restoration Corporation-Villa Park $500,000 3 $500,000 School Historic Restoration Project - Phase I Vista Irrigation District-Warner-Carrillo Ranch House Restoration $190,000 3 $190,000 Vista Irrigation Project-Warner- Carrillo Ranch House Restoration $316,000 4 Western Center Community Foundation-Heritage Park for $1,810,417 2 Archaeology & Paleontology Western Center Community Foundation-Western Science Center $160,000 4 $160,000 Simulated Dig Site: Improving the Outdoor Learning Experience Western Center Community Foundation dba Western Center for $394,241 3 $394,241 Archaeology & Paleontology-Simulated Dig Site Western Justice Center Foundation-Western Justice Center $300,000 2 Western Justice Center Foundation-Renovation/Restoration of $68,044 3 $68,044

Totals: $342,632,074 $149,944,016

Page 7 of 7 APPENDIX 2 Appendix 3 Respondents to the CCHE’s Capacity Survey June/July 2012

Abbey of New Clairvaux California Dept. of Parks and Recreation

Adamson House Foundation California State Parks

African American Firefighter Museum California State Parks Foundation

AIISF- Angel Island Immigration Station Foundation Cambria Historical Society

American Museum of Ceramic Art Carmel Mission Foundation

Anderson Valley Historical Society Carolyn Parr Nature Center

Angels Flight Railway Foundation Casa Romantica Cultural Center & Gardens

Angels Gate Cultural Center Central Sierra Historical Society & Museum

Annenberg Retreat at Sunnylands Cheadle Center for Biodiversity and Ecological Restoration Armory Center for the Arts Chico Heritage Association Art Works Downtown Chico Museum-Far West Heritage Association Bayview Opera House, Inc. Children's Discovery Museum of San Jose Bindlestiff Studio Chinese American Museum of Northern California Birch Aquarium and Science Museum at Scripps Chinese Historical Society of America Birch Aquarium at Scripps City of Auburn Bishop Museum & Historical Society City of La Mirada Blue Ox Historic Park and School City of Lomita Bohart Museum of Entomology City of Oakland Bolinas Museum City of Oroville Brand Library & Art Center City of Petaluma Breed Street Shul Project City of Rancho Palos Verdes & Los Serenos de Point BRIDGE Housing Vicente Volunteers

Buena Park Historical Society City of San Rafael, Falkirk Cultural Center

Cal State U Sacramento Art Collection City of Ventura - Parks, Recreation & CP Dept.

California Cultural Resources Preservation Alliance City of Whittier

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Appendix 3 Respondents to the CCHE’s Capacity Survey June/July 2012

Coachella Valley Historical Society, Inc. Filipino-American Development Foundation

Coarsegold Historical Society/Historic Museum Fillmore Historical Museum

Community Enhancement Corporation Folsom Historical Society

Concord Historical Society Fort Mason Center

Conservation Corps Institute Friends of La Laguna

Corita Art Center Friends of the Geneva Office Building & Powerhouse

Corona Heritage Foundation Friends Marysville Bok Kai Temple/Historic Chinatown

County of Solano Friends of the Michael White Adobe

Crockett Historical Museum Society Friends of the Palo Alto Junior Museum and Zoo

Crystal Cove Alliance Fullerton Historic Theatre Foundation

Cupertino Historical Society & Museum Habitot Children's Museum - Berkeley

Del Norte County Historical Society Hangtown's Gold Bug Park Development Committee

Descanso Gardens Hayward Area Forum of the Arts di Rosa Art Gallery - Napa Helix Water District

Discovery Museum Science & Space Center Heritage Museum Of Orange County

Donner Summit Historical Society Heritage Square Museum

Downey Museum of Art Historic Mt.St. Mary's Preservation Committee

East Bay Zoological Society History Center of SLO County

EastSide Arts Alliance History Museums of Novato

Elkhorn Slough National Estuarine Research Reserve History San Jose

Empire Mine Park Association House of Pacific Relations International Cottages Inc.

Escondido History Center Humboldt State University Art Department

Estrella Warbirds Museum Imperial County Historical Society

Fender Museum of the Arts Foundation Japanese American Historical Society of San Diego

Fiddletown Preservation Society Japanese American National Museum

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Appendix 3 Respondents to the CCHE’s Capacity Survey June/July 2012

Japanese Friendship Garden Society of San Diego Monterey Bay Aquarium Kala Art Institute Monterey County Parks Kidspace Children's Museum Mt. Shasta Museum Association Kimberly-Shirk Association Muckenthaler Cultural Center LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes Museum of Art and History, Lancaster California Laguna Art Museum Museum of Neon Art (MONA) Lakeside's River Park Conservancy Museum of Photographic Arts Landmark Heritage Foundation Museum of the San Ramon Valley Leland Stanford Mansion Foundation (partners with State Parks) Museum on Main/Amador Livermore Valley Historical Society Library Association of La Jolla/Athenauem Music & Arts Library Napa Valley Museum

Lone Pine Film History Museum Natalie and James Thompson Art Gallery

Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust National Ag Science Center

LTSC CDC- Little Tokyo Service Center Community National Liberty Ship Memorial Development Corporation - Los Angeles Navarro-by-the-Sea Center - Captain Fletcher's Inn MAK Center for Art and Architecture Navarro-by-the-Sea Center - Mill Company House Mare Island Historic Park Foundation, Inc. Nelson Gallery UC Davis Maritime Museum of San Diego NHNM- Newport Harbor Nautical Museum - Newport Mendocino Area Parks Association - Ford House Beach

Mendocino Woodlands Camp Association Nihonmachi Little Friends

Michael White Adobe NTC Foundation

Mills College Art Museum Oakdale Cowboy Museum

Mingei International Museum Oakland Aviation Museum

Mission San Antonio de Padua Oakland Museum of California

Mojave Desert Heritage and Cultural Association OC Parks

Montalvo Arts Center Old Town Auburn Preservation Society/Gold Country

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Appendix 3 Respondents to the CCHE’s Capacity Survey June/July 2012

Medical History Museum Robinson Jeffers Tor House Foundation One National Gay & Lesbian Archives Roseville Historical Society Pacific Coast Air Museum Rosie the Riveter Trust, east Brother light Station, Inc. Pacific Rim Heritage Foundation S.A.R.C.H.- Shankland-Andronicus Renovated Pacific Southwest Railway Museum Chapter House, Los Angeles

Peninsula Museum Sahm Fow Chinese Community Marysville

Pico-Union Housing Corporation Sam and Alfreda Maloof Foundation for Arts & Crafts

Pioneer Museum San Bernardino County Museum

Plumas County Museum San Bernardino Railroad Historical Society, Inc.

Point Arena Lighthouse Keepers, Inc. San Clemente Historical Society

Point Fermin Lighthouse Society San Diego Archaeological Center

Pomona College Museum of Art San Diego Automotive Museum

Port San Luis Harbor District San Diego History Center

Porterville Historical Museum San Diego Natural History Museum

Powerhouse Science Center San Diego Zoo

Presidio Trust San Dieguito Heritage Museum

Pretend City Children's Museum in Irvine, CA San Dieguito River Park

Project Restore San Francisco Architectural Heritage

Prusch Farm Park Foundation San Francisco Art Institute

Ramona Bowl Amphitheatre San Francisco Museum and Historical Society

Rancho Los Cerritos San Francisco Public Library

Reuben H. Fleet Science Center San Francisco Recreation and Park Department

Richardson Bay Audubon Center & Sanctuary San Joaquin County Historical Society

Richmond Museum Association San Jose Museum of Art

Riverside Museum Associates with Riverside San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles Metropolitan Museum

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Appendix 3 Respondents to the CCHE’s Capacity Survey June/July 2012

San Jose Taiko SPARC - Social and Public Art Resource Center San Juan Capistrano Historical Society SPUR - SF Planning and Urban Institute San Mateo Arboretum Society Stansbury Home Preservation Association Santa Ana Historical Preservation Society Sunnyvale Historical Society & Museum Association Santa Ana Public Library Tehachapi Performing Arts Center Foundation Santa Ana Zoo Tehama County Museum Santa Barbara Contemporary Arts Forum The Autry National Center Santa Barbara Museum of Art The Blackhawk Museum Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History The California Indian Museum and Cultural Center Santa Barbara Zoo The Gamble House Santa Catalina Island Conservancy The Mexican Museum Santa Clara University (de Saisset Museum) The New Children's Museum Santa Cruz Museum of Art & History The Old Globe Theatre Santa Maria Valley Historical Society The Redman-Hirahara Foundation Santa Monica Public Library The Underground Gardens Conservancy Santa Ynez Valley Historical Museum The Unity Council Save Our Heritage Organization, SOHO The Wende Museum and Archive of the Cold War Seymour Marine Discovery Center Three Rivers Historical Society & Museum Sierra Historic Sites Association (Fresno Flats Historic Village and Park) Trinidad Museum Society

Simon Wiesenthal Center Museum of Tolerance Trinity County Historical Society

Simon Wiesenthal Center Museum of Tolerance Trinity County Library

Skirball Cultural Center Triton Museum of Art

Society of California Pioneers Tulare County Historical Society

SOMArts Cultural Center Tule Lake Committee, Inc.

Southern California Historical Aviation Foundation UC Davis Design Museum

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Appendix 3 Respondents to the CCHE’s Capacity Survey June/July 2012

Underground Gold Miners of California Museum

University & Jepson Herbaria, University of California, Berkeley

Vacaville Museum

Vallejo Naval and Historical Museum

Valley Center History Museum

Viet Heritage Society, Inc.

Vista Historical Society

Western Science Center

Wignall Museum

Wiyot Tribe

Yerba Buena Center for the Arts

Youth Science Institute

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Appendix 4 California Cultural and Historical Endowment Survey - Data Analysis

Q1: Which category below best describes your organization?(Please select the single best response) Response Response Answer Options Percent Count 11.6% 30 Art Museum - An organization that exhibits art, usually visual art. Science Museum - An organization that is devoted primarily to 10.4% 27 science. History Museum - An organization that cares for and exhibits a 43.2% 112 collection of objects of historical importance House Museum - An organization devoted to transforming a 13.1% 34 historical house into a museum. Cultural Center - An organization that promotes culture and 21.6% 56 hands-on interaction with the arts. answered question 259 skipped question 11

Q2: Considering only Structural Integrity Improvements, how much money has your organization identified as being needed over the next five fiscal years (July 2012 to June 2017)? If you don't have a long-range budget to examine, provide your best estimate. Structural Integrity Improvements would include a new roof, repair of water or termite damage, foundation work to repair damage or wear, faulty or dangerous wiring, replacing windows, etc.

Response Response Answer Options Percent Count $10,000 to $100,000 39.7% 96 $101,000 to $500,000 29.3% 71 $501,000 to $1.5m 10.3% 25 More than $1.5m to $5.0m 11.6% 28 More Than $5.0m 9.1% 22 answered question 242 skipped question 28

Answer Options Low End High End $10,000 to $100,000 $ 960,000 $ 9,600,000 96 $101,000 to $500,000 $ 7,171,000 $ 35,500,000 71 $501,000 to $1.5m $ 12,525,000 $ 37,500,000 25 More than $1.5m to $5.0m $ 42,000,000 $ 140,000,000 28 More Than $5.0m $ 110,000,000 $ 110,000,000 22 Total Est. Aggregate Need for Structural Integrity Improvements: $172,656,000 $ 332,600,000 242

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Q3: Considering only Expansions, how much money has your organization identified as being needed over the next five fiscal years (July 2012 to June 2017)? If you don't have a long-range budget to examine, provide your best estimate. Expansions would include construction of completely new buildings; the expansion of existing buildings; and/or the acquisition of new properties.

Response Response Answer Options Percent Count $10,000 to $100,000 30.0% 62 $101,000 to $500,000 16.4% 34 $501,000 to $1.5m 19.3% 40 More than $1.5m to $5.0m 15.0% 31 More Than $5.0m 19.3% 40 answered question 207 skipped question 63

Answer Options Low End High End $10,000 to $100,000 $ 620,000 $ 6,200,000 62 $101,000 to $500,000 $ 3,434,000 $ 17,000,000 34 $501,000 to $1.5m $ 20,040,000 $ 60,000,000 40 More than $1.5m to $5.0m $ 46,500,000 $ 155,000,000 31 More Than $5.0m $ 200,000,000 $ 200,000,000 40 Total Est. Aggregate Need for Structural Integrity Improvements: $270,594,000 $ 438,200,000 207

Q4: Considering only Interior or Operational Enhancements, how much money has your organization identified as being needed over the next five fiscal years (July 2012 to June 2017)? If you don't have a long-range budget to examine, provide your best estimate. Interior or Operational Enhancements would include new walls/physical dividers in an existing building; wiring, lighting, HVAC, or similar changes made to support changed layout of existing structures; the addition of photovoltaic power; and changes to enhance safety or disability access. Response Response Answer Options Percent Count $10,000 to $100,000 39.8% 98 $101,000 to $500,000 28.9% 71 $501,000 to $1.5m 13.4% 33 More than $1.5m to $5.0m 11.8% 29 More Than $5.0m 6.1% 15 answered question 246 skipped question 24

Answer Options Low End High End $10,000 to $100,000 $ 980,000 $ 9,800,000 98 $101,000 to $500,000 $ 7,171,000 $ 35,500,000 71 $501,000 to $1.5m $ 16,533,000 $ 49,500,000 33 More than $1.5m to $5.0m $ 43,500,000 $ 145,000,000 29 More Than $5.0m $ 75,000,000 $ 75,000,000 15 Total Est. Aggregate Need for Structural Integrity Improvements: $143,184,000 $ 314,800,000 246

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Q5: Component of Interior or Operational Enhancements that would be for Disability Access Upgrades. Response Response Answer Options Percent Count 0% 24.3% 59 1-20% 56.0% 136 21-40% 13.6% 33 41-60% 4.1% 10 61-80% 1.2% 3 81-100% 0.8% 2 answered question 243 skipped question 27

Q6: Component of Interior or Operational Enhancements that would be for Seismic Upgrades Response Response Answer Options Percent Count 0% 41.7% 100 1-20% 37.9% 91 21-40% 12.5% 30 41-60% 5.0% 12 61-80% 2.5% 6 81-100% 0.4% 1 answered question 240 skipped question 30

Q7: Component of Interior or Operational Enhancements that would be for General Safety Upgrades Response Response Answer Options Percent Count 0% 14.5% 35 1-20% 55.4% 134 21-40% 20.2% 49 41-60% 7.9% 19 61-80% 1.7% 4 81-100% 0.4% 1 answered question 242 skipped question 28

Q8: Component of Interior or Operational Enhancements that would be for Core Mission (Everything Not Listed Above). Response Response Answer Options Percent Count 0% 5.5% 13 1-20% 24.8% 59 21-40% 21.8% 52 41-60% 15.5% 37 61-80% 14.7% 35 81-100% 17.6% 42 answered question 238 skipped question 32

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