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    Quote Originally Posted by cajun4life View Post
    I believe the CajunDome was Fed money from Katrina/Rita as a refugee center.
    Yes, FEMA money.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CajunRebel View Post
    FWIW I hear we’re getting 75 million for the performing arts center.
    The university received $75 Million in this round of funding and $15 Million towards an important project.

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    Pretty sure the FEMA money was used to repair damages after using it as a shelter for about 20000 folks following Katrina. That repair work was about 2.7 million. The last big upgrade of $20 million was about 2016 and was paid for by bonds thru the Ragin Cajun Facilities.


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    Any coincidence football tweeted season ticket holders are getting priority seat choice in “the improved Venue?”


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    Does this mean TAF doesn't give back to academics anymore


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    Quote Originally Posted by CajunT View Post
    The university received $75 Million in this round of funding and $15 Million towards an important project.
    Please explain. So you are saying UL got 15 million from the state for Cajun Field renovation, and LSU got 101 million from the state for PMAC renovation in this session?
    Let’s compare apples to apples.

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    Quote Originally Posted by UL_Cajuns View Post
    Please explain. So you are saying UL got 15 million from the state for Cajun Field renovation, and LSU got 101 million from the state for PMAC renovation in this session?
    Let’s compare apples to apples.
    I didn’t have time to read the third bill yet with all the pet projects.

    TSAB got $1M up front. $50M in future bonds and $50M will be self funded.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cjr3888 View Post
    I didn’t have time to read the third bill yet with all the pet projects.

    TSAB got $1M up front. $50M in future bonds and $50M will be self funded.
    Ok I see. Can you confirm UL got 15 million for CF renovation?

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    Quote Originally Posted by no1cajunfan View Post
    where are our local state legislators and are they pushing back on this? How can this pass when there are so many other needs in this state? Did the state kick in any money when we did the Cajundome reno? Is the state kicking in any money for the CF reno? This is such crap!!
    For the most part, our local delegation in Baton Rouge is pretty pathetic!

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    UL faired well in this session. Of course, almost everyone else did also. Legislatures were spending one time money like drunken sailors. A lot of funding is in Priority 5 so we'll have to see if makes it through future sessions. Also, HB1/2 may be overspent so bond commission may have something to say. Here is what UL was allocated (apologize for lack of formatting):

    HB NO. 2 ENROLLED
    1 19/640 UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA - LAFAYETTE

    2 (464) DeClouet Hall Renovation, Planning and Construction
    3 (Lafayette)
    4 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
    5 Priority 1 $ 500,000
    6 Priority 5 $ 5,500,000
    7 Total $ 6,000,000

    8 (668) Foster Hall Renovation, Planning and Construction
    9 (Lafayette)
    10 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
    11 Priority 1 $ 444,173
    12 Priority 5 $ 4,000,000
    13 Total $ 4,444,173

    14 (669) Madison Hall Renovation, Planning and Construction
    15 (Lafayette)
    16 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
    17 Priority 1 $ 8,000,000
    18 Priority 5 $ 14,000,000
    19 Total $ 22,000,000

    20 (670) Engineering Classroom Building, Planning and
    21 Construction
    22 (Lafayette)
    23 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
    24 Priority 1 $ 7,084,465
    25 Priority 5 $ 47,866,573
    26 Total $ 54,951,038

    27 (877) Kinesiology, Hospitality Management, and Athletic
    28 Administration Complex, Engineering, Stabilization,
    29 Equipment, Planning and Construction
    30 (Lafayette)
    31 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
    32 Priority 1 $ 15,000,000
    33 Priority 5 $ 22,000,000
    34 Total $ 37,000,000

    35 (1079) Health Care Education and Training Facility and
    36 UL/LSU Health Science Education Collaboration
    37 Building, Planning, and Construction
    38 (Lafayette)
    39 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
    40 Priority 1 $ 13,249,968
    41 Priority 5 $ 62,500,000
    42 Total $ 75,749,968

    43 (1817) Sciences Lab/Classroom Building,
    44 Planning and Construction
    45 (Lafayette)
    46 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
    47 Priority 5 $ 47,750,000
    48 Payable from the Capital Outlay Savings Fund $ 1,250,000
    49 Total $ 49,000,000

    Page 43 of 161
    HB NO. 2 ENROLLED
    1 (1818) Billeaud Hall Renovation,
    2 Planning and Construction
    3 (Lafayette)
    4 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
    5 Priority 5 $ 29,500,000
    6 Payable from the Capital Outlay Savings Fund $ 500,000
    7 Total $ 30,000,000

    8 (1819) Montgomery Hall Renovation,
    9 Planning and Construction
    10 (Lafayette)
    11 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
    12 Priority 5 $ 21,500,000
    13 Payable from the Capital Outlay Savings Fund $ 500,000
    14 Total $ 22,000,000

    15 (1820) Learning Lab, Planning and Construction
    16 (Lafayette)
    17 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
    18 Priority 5 $ 42,000,000
    19 Payable from the Capital Outlay Savings Fund $ 2,000,000
    20 Total $ 44,000,000

    21 (1821) Property Acquisition
    22 (Lafayette)
    23 Payable from the Capital Outlay Savings Fund $ 2,000,000

    24 (1863) Performing Arts Center Complex, Planning
    25 and Construction
    26 (Lafayette)
    27 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
    28 Priority 5 $ 74,000,000
    29 Payable from State General Fund (Direct) $ 1,000,000
    30 Total $ 75,000,000

    and it actually gets better. NIRC is not listed specifically under UL for allocations:

    28 (353) NIRC BSL-3 Lab and Animal Housing, Planning and
    29 Construction
    30 (Iberia)
    31 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
    32 Priority 1 $ 10,600,000
    33 Priority 5 $ 10,000,000
    34 Total $ 20,600,000

    35 (1169) NIRC Iberia BioInnovation Accelerator GMP CDMO
    36 Planning and Construction
    37 (Iberia)
    38 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
    39 Priority 1 $ 14,400,000
    40 Priority 5 $ 39,000,000
    41 Total $ 53,400,000


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    Quote Originally Posted by UL_Cajuns View Post
    Ok I see. Can you confirm UL got 15 million for CF renovation?
    I’ll check tomorrow to see who got what. Many of you would be embarrassed to see what’s in these bills. It’s funny that the Youngsville Sports Complex brags about how much money they have & says they have to dream up things to spend it all BUT they’re getting $1M in HB560. Lafayette Parks & Rec is getting $1.5M. Nobody is better at buying votes than Page Cortez.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cjr3888 View Post
    I’ll check tomorrow to see who got what. Many of you would be embarrassed to see what’s in these bills. It’s funny that the Youngsville Sports Complex brags about how much money they have & says they have to dream up things to spend it all BUT they’re getting $1M in HB560. Lafayette Parks & Rec is getting $1.5M. Nobody is better at buying votes than Page Cortez.
    Guess most people don’t take the time to pay attention but it is crazy how the state money is spent. Then they ask for more taxes and say they are broke. Typical government dealings.

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    Quote Originally Posted by UL_Cajuns View Post
    Guess most people don’t take the time to pay attention but it is crazy how the state money is spent. Then they ask for more taxes and say they are broke. Typical government dealings.
    We’ve been hearing for the last few years that there’s a $2B budget deficit and things will need to be cut. Then when its budget time, they’re raising the spending cap because they say they have too much money.

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    It may be a good thing NIRC is listed that way. Don’t need the “why not us” crowd or State getting the Joneses over this. Need to keep growing on the R1 front until that genie is too big to stick back in the bottle or take it away.

    I look forward to earth shattering growth and advancements coming from UL research that one day makes the world make such acclimations we can no longer be ignored. May not happen in my earthly time, but it’s there for the taking.

    Quote Originally Posted by cjr3888 View Post
    We’ve been hearing for the last few years that there’s a $2B budget deficit and things will need to be cut. Then when its budget time, they’re raising the spending cap because they say they have too much money.
    Federal money is the greatest budget balancing tool Louisiana has.

    Go a few years without any emergency/disaster funding, watch what happens.

    Louisiana government finally got called out by the feds on Katrina/Rita money, which was why Lake Charles had trouble getting money in 2020; the state wasn’t requiring payback of misappropriated funds like they were suppose to. The feds may be slow in auditing, but they get there eventually. That’s why I beat the drum about LCG’s legislative audit findings. It’s federal money and it will get recouped.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cjr3888 View Post
    We’ve been hearing for the last few years that there’s a $2B budget deficit and things will need to be cut. Then when its budget time, they’re raising the spending cap because they say they have too much money.
    …..Well what does Moon Griffon say??? So are we getting any money for Cajun field? It should have been presented as an emergency need for failing areas of present construction.also added money from the race tract’s gambling money!

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