Kathy Fox

From: Kathy Fox

Sent: Sunday, November 07, 2010 1:52 PM
To: Tony Capaci
Cc: Chris Bruner; 594@ocfcsp.oasfc.local; Donald Murphy; DMurphy@nurfc.org;
BReece@nurfc.org
Subject: RE: revised pro forma

Tony, 
I left a voicemail message for Don Murphy clarifying that the Freedom Center is not on the Commission agenda for 
November 9.  I am not sure how confusion arose on this, as I have not been in any conversations where that date was 
discussed. 
 
You have alerted me that we still have not received all of the promised financial information from the Freedom Center.  
The very earliest the Commission can consider the Freedom Center’s request to modify the existing MOU is the February 
2011 meeting. The specific timing of Commission consideration of the Freedom Center’s request is subject to the 
Freedom Center’s responsiveness in providing the information they previously promised.  Obviously, we need the pro 
forma ASAP in order to stay on track for the first quarter meeting in February 2011.   
 
I am sure that representatives of the Freedom Center will understand that we have dozens of other projects vying for 
your financial review, and that repeatedly rescheduling your work is not efficient, nor is it fair to other project sponsor 
organizations seeking approval of state funds.  I know you’ll do everything you can to be responsive when the Freedom 
Center provides the pro forma, and once you’ve had the opportunity to prepare the financial analysis and 
recommendations we will be able to get back with them. 
 
Thanks, 
Kathy 
 
Kathleen M. Fox, FASLA
Executive Director
Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission
100 E. Broad Street, Suite 300
Columbus, OH 43215-3661

Vox: 614.752.2770
Fax: 614-752-2775
e-mail: kfox@culture.ohio.gov
kfox@post.harvard.edu

visit our website: www.culture.ohio.gov

Building Culture in Ohio's Communities: The Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, formerly the Ohio Arts & Sports Facilities Commission, oversees
capital improvement funds appropriated by the Ohio General Assembly and Governor for community cultural facility projects including non-profit
theaters, museums, historical sites and publicly owned professional sports venues. You are invited to visit www.culture.ohio.gov or call (614) 752-2770
for more information on the Commission or to learn how we can assist your cultural facility project.
 
 
From: Tony Capaci
Sent: Friday, November 05, 2010 11:42 AM
To: BReece@nurfc.org
Cc: Kathy Fox; Chris Bruner; National Underground Railroad Freedom Center (594@ocfcsp.oasfc.local)
Subject: revised pro forma
 
Ben, 
I believe Kathy and Don have been corresponding regarding, among other items, a revised proforma.  Could you kindly 
expedite the proforma as hope to start the financial analysis on Monday. 
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Thanks, 
 

Tony Capaci 
Chief Financial Analyst 
Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission 
100 E. Broad Street, Suite 300 
Columbus, OH  43215‐3416  

Telephone: 614‐728‐6924 
Fax: 614‐752‐2775 
e‐mail:  tcapaci@culture.ohio.gov 
website: www.culture.ohio.gov 

The Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, formerly the Ohio Arts & Sports Facilities Commission, oversees capital improvement funds appropriated by the Ohio 
General Assembly and Governor for community cultural facility projects including non‐profit  theaters, museums, historical sites and publicly owned professional 
sports venues. You are invited to visit www.culture.ohio.gov or call (614) 752‐2770 for more information on the Commission or to learn how we can assist your 
cultural facility project.