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132Nd General Assembly House Bill No. 529, As Amended by 132Nd General Assembly Sub THE PROJECTS FCC FACILITIES CONSTRUCTION COMMISSION Cultural and Sports Facilities Building Fund (Fund 7030) 132nd General Assembly House Bill No. 529, as amended by 132nd General Assembly Sub. House Bill No. 292, as amended by 132nd General Assembly Am. Sub. Senate Bill No. 51 OHS - Ohio History Center Exhibit Replacement Renovations of the Palace Theater El Mercado at La Villa Hispana Cultural Revitalization OHS - Statewide Site Exhibit Renovation Dayton Art Institute Historic Stair and Hillside Preservation Mayfield Civic Center Theater Renovation OHS - Statewide Site Repairs Mansfield Art Center Art Rising 2018 North Royalton Cemetery Improvements OHS - Basic Renovations and Emergency Repairs Renaissance of Duncan Plaza Leesburg Historic B & O Rail Depot OHS - Harding Home State Memorial Karamu House Lorain County Law Enforcement and Firefighters Memorial OHS - Ohio Historical Center Rehabilitation Akron Civic Theater Restoration and Expansion The Funk Music Hall of Fame & Exhibition Center The Anchorage Holmes County Center for the Arts Facility Shawnee Development/Tecumseh Theater Restoration Malinta Historical Society Caboose Exhibit The Music Settlement Jacob Miller’s Tavern Renovation The Octagon House Ohio Aviation Hall of Fame The Arthur-Lugibihl Community Center Restoration Little Brown Jug Facility Improvements Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens Campus Improvement Plan Marietta Armory Revitalization Bucyrus Historic Depot Renovations Schine’s Theater Stuart’s Opera House Renovation Portland Civil War Museum and Historical Displays Flats East Bank Performance Stage AuGlaize Village Mansfield Museum OHS - Online Portal to Ohio’s Heritage Columbus Zoo - Elephant Habitat Enhancements Morris-Sharp Estate Restoration Project Hallsville Historical Society Columbus Zoo - Orangutan Habitat and Indoor Facility Willoughby Fine Arts Association Village of Edinburg Veterans Memorial King Arts Complex Renovations Mantua Township Historic Building Upgrades Rickenbacker Boyhood Home Westerville Police Memorial Clinton County Police and Fire Memorial Huntington Playhouse Ctr. for Holocaust & Humanity Ctr. Expansion & Relocation Sugarloaf Mountain Amphitheatre Improvements Twin City Opera House Riverbend Music Center Capital Improvements LaGrange Township Fire Station Restoration Cleveland Grays Armory Museum Cincinnati Contemporary Arts Ctr. Learning Ctr. Renovation Medina Historical Society - John Smart Museum Cleveland Music Hall SeaGate Convention Centre Renovation Downtown Ottawa’s “Paul’s Lot” Variety Theatre Majestic Theater Rose Hill Museum Repairs Darke County Historical Society Garst Museum Parking Lot Canton Cultural Center for the Arts Milford Leming House Improvements Longtown Clemens Farmstead Museum Canton Market Square Enhancement Weathervane Playhouse Improvements Fairfield Decorative Arts Center Akron Zoological Park Pride of Africa and Wild Asia Medina Vietnam Veterans Memorial Millersport Corridor Improvement Kettering Rosewood Arts Center Renovation Frostville Museum Schoolhouse OHS - Aminah Robinson Cultural Arts & Community Center Valentine Theatre Symphonic Acoustical Enhancement Pepper Pike Community Theater Renovations of the Lincoln Theatre Restoration of John Brown House AHA! Children’s Museum STEM/Nature Play Area Charleen and Charles Hinson Amphitheater Champaign Aviation Museum Work & Education Space Motts Military Museum - Improvements Veterans Memorial for Senecaville Lake View Cemetery Garfield Memorial Preservation Silverton Park Art District Improvement Project Madcap Productions - New Madcap Puppet Theater Mazza Museum S.T.E.(A.)M. Exhibit Gallery Clark Gable Facility Improvements Golf Manor Volunteer Park Outdoor Amphitheater Lynchburg Covered Bridge Tiffin History Museum Improvements Four Corners Heritage Center Historic Structure Victoria Theater Arts Annex Case-Barlow Farm Restoration Malinta Ohio Historical Site Rehabilitation Kister Water Mill and Education Center Improvements Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad Parking Lot Fairport Harbor Lighthouse Project The Historic Mary Modroo Family Farm Avalon Uptown Theatre Restoration Lake County History Center Rehab Project Glenville Arts Campus Holmes County Historical Society Museum Upgrades Logan County Veterans Memorial Hall Restoration LaSalle Arts & Media Center Redevelopment Platt R. Spencer House Preservation Amherst Historical Water Tower Project National Museum of the Great Lakes Expansion Bucyrus Bicentennial Arch Project Lorain Palace Theatre and Civic Center Rehabilitation Ashtabula Lighthouse Restoration & Preservation Fairborn Military Veterans Memorial Downtown Toledo Music Hall Gaslight District Renovation Project Salt Lick Village Restoration Dayton History Heritage Center of Regional Leadership Historic Sorg Opera House Renovation Medina Twin Tower Memorial Dayton Project M & M Springfield Museum of Art Improvements Bradford Rail Museum Tower Exhibits Mt. Perry Scenic Railroad Structure Renovations Historical Stratford Barn Restoration Lewisburg Bicentennial Museum Circleville Memorial Hall Cincinnati Shakespeare Company Facility Renovation Cortland Veterans Memorial Project Everts Community & Arts Center Louis Sullivan Building of Newark Restoration Historic 19th Century Jefferson Depot Village Waverly Old Children’s Home Renovation & Adaptive Reuse Lake Erie Nature and Science Center Improvements Garrettsville Buckeye Block Community Theatre Medina Town Square Improvements French Art Colony Renovations Mantua Township Historic Bell Tower Dayton Society of Natural History Boonshoft Exhibit Space 1893 Genoa Schoolhouse Renovation City of Canton Central Plaza Memorial Statues Zanesville Performing Arts Theater Preservation Seville Vietnam War Memorial Serpent Mound Preble County Art Association Historic Renovation John and Annie Glenn Museum Improvements Five Oaks Historic Home Yoctangee Park Historic Armory OHS – Marion Cemetery Association/Harding Receiving Marysville Avalon Theatre Renovations McKinley Presidential Library and Museum Enhancements Vault Project Kister Water Mill and Education Center Massillon Museum Improvements Thatcher Temple Art Building Wayne Center for the Arts Hale Farm & Village Capital Improvement Project Cozad Bates House West Liberty Town Hall Opera House Delaware Arts Castle Improvements Phillis Wheatley - Hunter’s Cove House Columbus Zoo – Asia Quest Wellston Pride Park Depot West Side Market Renovation Triumph of Flight Lilly Weston House Improvements Cardinal Center OHS - Historical Center/Ohio Village Buildings Upper Arlington Veterans Memorial African-American Legacy Project Dayton Aviation Park Sauder Village Walk Through Time Washington Court House Auditorium James A. Garfield Monument Maintenance Wolcott House Heritage Center Harmony Project Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home/Ohio Veterans Great Lakes Museum of Natural History Ariel Theatre Children’s Home Chapel Restoration Medina County and Brunswick Historical Societies Project Geauga Lyric Theater Guild OHS – Collections Storage Facilities Expansion Ohio State Reformatory Fire Suppression and ADA Upgrades Cincinnati Art Museum Poindexter Village Museum Peninsula Grand Army of the Republic Hall Improvements Logan Theater OHS – Exhibits Native American Sites Van Wert County Niswonger Performing Arts Center Willard Train Viewing Platform OHS – Armstrong Air and Space Museum Improvements Unionville Tavern Restoration Structural Rehabilitation Steubenville Grand Theatre Restoration Project Cultural and Sports Facilities Projects Beach Park Railway Museum Improvements Sterling Theater Revitalization Project Columbus Crew SC Stadium Wright Factory Unit - Dayton Columbus Zoo and Aquarium COSI Redevelopment Freer Children’s County Home Toledo Repertoire Theatre FC Cincinnati Stadium Cozad-Bates House Interpretive Center and Cultural Park Stambaugh Auditorium Cleveland Museum of Natural History Phase II Renovations Wright Company Factory Project Cincinnati Museum Center STEM and Space Galleries Grand Theater Restoration Project National Ceramic Museum and Heritage Center Renovation Cleveland Museum of Art Holden Terrace Village of Genoa Civic Theater Renovations Pumphouse Center for the Arts Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park Theater Project Glamorgan Castle Improvements Hale Farm and Village Capital Improvement Project Playhouse Square Parking District Improvement Sandusky State Theater Improvements OHS – Site Energy Conservation BalletMet Renovation and Building Connector Gallipolis Railroad Freight Station Museum Restoration Riverside Veterans Memorial North Market Grand Atrium Evendale Cultural Arts Center ADA Compliance Ashtabula Maritime and Surface Transportation Museum Cincinnati Art Museum Building Envelope Improvements Lorain Carnegie Center Exhibits Ashtabula Covered Bridge Festival Entertainment Pavilion Imagination Station Theater Experience Lorain County Historical Society Armstrong Air & Space Museum & STEM Education Center Toledo Museum of Art Southeast Ohio History Center Renovation Project City of Trenton Amphitheatre Cover Dayton Arcade Innovation Hub Great Stone Viaduct Park Bedford Historical Society Playhouse Square Theater Improvements BAYarts Huntington Playhouse Improvements Historical Society of Broadview Heights Murphy Theatre Improvements Cleveland Museum of Contemporary Art Brooklyn John Frey Park Gordon Square Arts District Theatre Renovations Levi Scofield Mansion Transformation.
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