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May 12, 1999 <br />North Carolina <br />Association of <br />County Commissioners <br />Dear County and Municipal Officials: <br />North Carolina <br />League of <br />Municipalities <br />Enclosure. � <br />'11_IY. '.VIII... At �• . <br />North Carolina cities and`counties are widely recognized as among the best in the <br />country. Having the expertise and counsel of the Institute of Government is a major <br />reason for our outstanding, nationwide reputation. <br />For nearly seven decades the Institute has partnered with us in improving North Carolina <br />local government. The faculty and staff are available whenever we need them. They help <br />us to answer pressing questions, produce publications, and offer seminars on emerging <br />issues. <br />We are writing to ask you for your special financial support.. Many of us encouraged the <br />General Assembly to appropriate money for the renovation and expansion of the <br />Institute's home, the Knapp Building. In 1997 and 1998, they allocated just over $15 <br />million. Increased construction costs caused by a number of factors, including a glut of <br />construction projects in the Triangle, means that the appropriation will not cover the full <br />cost of the project. • The Institute has modified the building design to reduce costs, but <br />now it must raise approximately $4 million from other public and private sources to <br />complete the project without losing important functional spaces. Now the Institute needs <br />our help. <br />The Institute is renovating and expanding its facilities to ensure better services for local <br />officials. New classrooms, up -to -date technology, dining facilities., and increased parking <br />are just a few of the improvements. With these benefits in mind, cities and counties are <br />asked to contribute some of the funding needed to complete the project. <br />The League and the Association have each committed $50,000 as a kick -off gift for this <br />city - county campaign. We ask that each local government consider joining the campaign <br />with a pledge equal, to your annual Institute of Government membership dues. A pledge <br />card is enclosed. This special contribution maybe paid in a single• installment or divided . <br />over the next three years in any configuration that fits your budget. Our goal is 100% <br />participation from all League and Association members for a pledge total of nearly <br />900 000. <br />
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