Executive Appropriations Committee Meeting 3.4.16
Notes taken by Utah Cultural staff and advocacy intern.
Full meeting recording and information can be found here.
1. Call to Order/Approval of Minutes
2. Adoption of FY 2016 and 2017 Revenue Estimates
- Adopted without debate
3. FY 2016 and FY 2017 Budget Actions
- Senator Hillyard moved to approve Consolidated Motions for EAC, Additional One Time and Ongoing Sources, and Approved Funding Items
- Substitute motion to split the approval (Consolidated Motions for EAC and Additional One Time and Ongoing Sources) and (Approved Funding Items)
- Motion passes unanimously
- Rep. Briscoe moved to change Approve Funding Items
- BEDL Funding – Line 13, strike STEM Action Center
- Public Ed – Line 132, strike Equity Funding and School Funding Amendments
- Public Ed – Line 137, Statewide Technology Grant Program change 10 million, to 6.1 million
- Public Ed – Line 140, Change $73 million, to $101 million
- Motion fails
- Rep. King moved to add new line for water rights adjudication amendments
- New line – Multicultural Youth Leadership Summit, $30,000 ongoing
- New line – STD Testing, $70,000 ongoing
- New Line – Air Quality Testing, $200,000 ongoing
- Rep. Arent substitute motion – Reduce the funding for Hill Air Force Base Falcon Hill, Add to Air Quality
- Motion Fails
- Rep. Chavez-Houck substitute motion
- Move to strike sage grouse listing, $1 million
- Move to strike wolves contract extension $400,000
- Move to insert – State Fair Park Planning $1.4 million one time
- Motion Fails
- Sen. Mayne substitute motion on green sheet
- Green sheet – Strike line 14 8 million, replace with 10 million
- Salmon sheet – Insert new line Labor Commission Outreach and Education equal to 72.6 ongoing
- Salmon sheet – insert new line to U of U Dental School 1 million ongoing
- Motion passes
- Sen. Escamilla move to include intent language
- Legislature intends to allocate $3 million to capitol improvements funding to Utah State Fair Park
- Motion Fails
- Sen. Mayne move to appropriate $200,000 from transportation fund to Department of Transportation Safe Routes Line Item for sidewalk project with intent language
- Motion Fails
- Sen. Escamilla commended Utah Valley University on their accessibility for students, would like to ensure that the accessibility stays in place
- Original Motion by Sen. Hillyard to Approve Green and Salmon Packets
- Motion Passes
- Sen. Davis commented that there are a number of issues that still need to be addressed. Questioned whether or not Executive Appropriations be making all the decisions?
- Sen. Hillyard moves to have legislative staff draft bills: HB 2, HB 4, SB 2, SB 3, SB 8
- Motion Passes
4. Other Business/Adjourn
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Kate Skinner, Josh Skinner, Steve Lyman @ Ogden’s Union Station Foundation (Ogden: March 9)
Who: Ogden’s Union Station Foundation & WSU Alumni Jazz present
What: Ogden’s Own Kate Skinner
When: Wednesday, 9 March 7pm
Where: Grand Lobby, Ogden’s Union Station
Ogden’s Union Station Foundation & WSU Alumni Jazz presents Kate Skinner, piano, Josh Skinner, bass, and Steve Lyman drums Wednesday, 9 March, 7pm in the Grand Lobby of Ogden’s Union Station. This is a free, one-hour, all-ages event. Children are welcome as long as they do not disturb the performers or the audience.
As a pianist, Skinner is in demand in a variety of performance styles and has performed with the Downbeat-award-winning jazz band from the University of Northern Colorado, Jazz Lab Band I among many other established large and small jazz ensembles. Her work as a vocalist has seen much success among a wide audience of listeners across genres. Kate’s compositions and playing have won multiple awards, including a Downbeat award for Outstanding Vocal Performance and a Jazz Education Network award for composition.
2014 saw the release of two new albums that Kate was highly involved in, one of which is a straight-ahead jazz quartet called Divergent featuring her writing and performing. The second is Born to Wander a bass-guitar-voice trio with Erik Applegate and Steve Kovalcheck. The group is founded in jazz and explores interpreting classic folk and rock tunes along with jazz standards. Kate believes that the pursuit of honest and creative projects is the lifeblood of any artist and she strives to continually push herself and widen her scope to new influences and excitements.
Skinner is currently adjunct faculty in the jazz, theory, and voice departments at Utah State University in Logan, Utah. She is also a doctoral candidate in jazz studies at the University of Northern Colorado, studying orchestral conducting as a secondary area.
March Spy Hop Newsletter
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MARCH, 2016
Spend the summer with Spy Hop!
This summer we are offering two kinds of classes: Spy Hop Summer Camps, week long media intensives for ages 10-13, and Summer Sessions, for ages 10-19, which are summer-sized versions of our regular core classes.
All of our summer camps give younger students a fun way to explore the worlds of film, music and digital game design. For older students, we are offering short sessions of our audio apprenticeship, 801 Sessions, Reel Storiesand TWO girls only programming classes.
Find out more about the summer schedule.
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Make. Believe. — Join Spy Hop for our 14th Annual Benefit!
Get your tickets today for the best fundraising party in Salt Lake City! Spy Hop will be showing you why we believe in the power of youth voice, collaboration and imagination.
Join us for a night of great food and tasty drinks while hearing from our inspiring students about their passions, ambitions and why their voice matters.
DETAILS:
THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 2016
6:30 – 9:30 PM | 21 and over
Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center
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Spy Hop Loves Utah!
It’s that time of year again to show Utah and all of it’s amazing non-profits some love. Every year the Community Foundation of Utah hosts a day of giving where non-profits around the state ask the community to donate to a cause, organization or school.
During Love Utah, Give Utah on March 31st, Spy Hop will be raising money for our audio programs which include Loud & Clear Youth Radio, Resonate and our first all-girl band, Musicology.
Stay tuned for our project launch video! We hope you consider donating to Spy Hop on this huge day of giving!
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Oddball @ Utah Film Center (SLC: March 5-25)
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Contemporary Utah Artists Working in the Landscape @ Utah Museum of Fine Art (SLC: March 24)
Thursday, March 24 | 7 pm | FREE
J. Willard Marriott Library, Gould Auditorium
Utah is unlike any other place on the planet. Local artists who are engaging Utah’s spectacular and varied landscape will give short slide presentations about their work. A moderated panel discussion will follow.
Participants are Julie Rada, Raymond C. Morales Post-MFA Fellow, University of Utah College of Fine Arts, Salt Lake City; Adam Bateman, executive director/curator, Central Utah Art Center (CUAC), Salt Lake City; Maria Sykes, principal of arts & culture, Epicenter, Green River; and Levi Jackson, Photography Manager, Weber State University, Ogden.
The Spring Bonsai Show @ Red Butte Garden (SLC: April 9)
Maybe not the largest show in the state, but it is definitely cool.
2016 Utah Festival Opera and Musical Theatre Events @ Utah Festival Opera (Logan:July-Aug)
2016 Utah Festival Opera and Musical Theatre Events
PUCCINI’S TRILOGY
Utah Festival Opera and Musical Theatre
July 6, 15, 21, 28 at 7:30 PM and July 30 and Aug 5 at 1 PM • $13-$77
Ellen Eccles Theatre 43 S Main, Logan
For tickets: 435-750-0300 ext. 3 • utahfestival.org
PORGY AND BESS
Utah Festival Opera and Musical Theatre
July 7, 29 at 7:30 PM and July 15, 20, 22 and Aug 4, 6 at 1 PM • $13-$77
Ellen Eccles Theatre 43 S Main, Logan
For tickets: 435-750-0300 ext. 3 • utahfestival.org
SHOW BOAT
Utah Festival Opera and Musical Theatre
July 8, 13, 16 and Aug 5 at 7:30 PM and July 21, 23, 29 at 1 PM • $13-$77
Ellen Eccles Theatre 43 S Main, Logan
For tickets: 435-750-0300 ext. 3 • utahfestival.org
THE PIANISTS!
Utah Festival Opera and Musical Theatre
July 9 at 1 PM • $11-$41
Ellen Eccles Theatre 43 S Main, Logan
For tickets: 435-750-0300 ext. 3 • utahfestival.org
GALA DINNER AND RAGTIME
Utah Festival Opera and Musical Theatre
July 9, 5 PM dinner, $75 7:30 PM show • $13-$77
Ellen Eccles Theatre 43 S Main, Logan
For tickets: 435-750-0300 ext. 3 • utahfestival.org
RAGTIME
Utah Festival Opera and Musical Theatre
July 9, 14, 22, 30, Aug 3, 6 at 7:30 PM and July 16, 28 at 1 PM • $13-$77
Ellen Eccles Theatre 43 S Main, Logan
For tickets: 435-750-0300 ext. 3 • utahfestival.org
THE MICHAEL BALLAM INTERNATIONAL OPERA
COMPETITION SEMI-FINALS
Utah Festival Opera and Musical Theatre
July 13 1 PM • $10
Utah Theatre 18 W. Center, Logan
For tickets: 435-750-0300 ext. 3 • utahfestival.org
UTAH FESTIVAL CHAMBER MUSIC SERIES
Utah Festival Opera and Musical Theatre
July 22 at 7:30 PM and July 30 at 7:30 PM • $15-$41
Utah Theatre 18 W. Center, Logan
For tickets: 435-750-0300 ext. 3 • utahfestival.org
PIONEERS AND PATRIOTS
Utah Festival Opera and Musical Theatre
July 23 at 7:30 PM • $11-$41
Ellen Eccles Theatre 43 S Main, Logan
For tickets: 435-750-0300 ext. 3 • utahfestival.org
THE MICHAEL BALLAM INTERNATIONAL
OPERA COMPETITION FINALS
Utah Festival Opera and Musical Theatre
July 27 at 1 PM • $10
Utah Theatre 18 W. Center, Logan
For tickets: 435-750-0300 ext. 3 • utahfestival.org
TRIBUTE TO COLE PORTER
Utah Festival Opera and Musical Theatre
July 27 at 7:30 PM • $11-$41
Ellen Eccles Theatre 43 S Main, Logan
For tickets: 435-750-0300 ext. 3 • utahfestival.org
BACH’S MASS IN B MINOR
Utah Festival Opera and Musical Theatre w/American Festival Chorus
Aug 2 at 7:30 PM • $11-$41
Ellen Eccles Theatre 43 S Main, Logan
For tickets: 435-750-0300 ext. 3 • utahfestival.org
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