October 3, 2006

Mr. Richard Amrhein

President
WACO Museum & Aviation Learning Center
P.O. Box 62
Troy, Ohio 45373

Dear Mr. Amrhein:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the WACO Museum and Aviation Learning Center project, we hope you find the report
informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Samantha Cothern
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Joyce Anderson

Business Manager
Ariel Theatre
PO Box 424
Gallipolis, OH 45631

Dear Ms. Anderson:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Ariel Theatre project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. Ted Andrzejewski

Mayor
City of Eastlake
35150 Lakeshore Boulevard
Eastlake, OH 44097

Dear Mr. Andrzejewski:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Eastlake Ballpark project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. Donald C. Auberger

Finance Director
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
1241 Elm Street
Cincinnati, OH 45202-7531

Dear Mr. Auberger:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Riverbend Pavillion Improvements project, we hope you find the report informative
and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. Chris Bauer

Lorain Amphitheater
City of Lorain
200 West Erie Avenue, 5th Floor
Lorain, Ohio 44052

Dear Mr. Bauer:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Lorain Amphitheatre project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Carol Bintz

Vice President of Operations / COO
Toledo Museum of Art
P.O. Box 1013
Toledo, Ohio 43697

Dear Ms. Bintz:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Toledo Art Museum project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Jayne Williams
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. Bill Bird

Executive Director
Lorain County Historical Society
509 Washington Avenue
Elyria, Ohio 44035

Dear Mr. Bird:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Lorain County Historical Society project, we hope you find the report informative
and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Samantha Cothern
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. Kevin M. Blann

Financial Consultant
Salomon Smith Barney
21 East State Street, 15th Floor
Columbus, Ohio 43215

Dear Mr. Blann:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Rickenbacker Woods Museum project, we hope you find the report informative and
useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. Raymond Bobgan

Executive Director
Cleveland Public Theatre
6415 Detroit Avenue
Cleveland, Ohio 44012

Dear Mr. Bobgan:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Cleveland Public Theatre project, we hope you find the report informative and
useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Samantha Cothern
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Margaret Bonamico

General Manager
Trumpet in the Land
P.O. Box 450
New Philadelphia, Ohio 44663

Dear Ms. Bonamico:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Trumpet in the Land project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Samantha Cothern
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. Eric Bower

Cleveland Institute of Music
11021 East Boulevard
Cleveland, Ohio 44106

Dear Mr. Bower:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Cleveland Institute of Music project, we hope you find the report informative and
useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Samantha Cothern
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Marjorie Breakfield

46 West Washington Street
Jamestown, Ohio 45335

Dear Ms. Breakfield:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Jamestown Opera House project, we hope you find the report informative and
useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. Scott Britton

The Anchorage
P.O. Box 103
Marietta, Ohio 45750

Dear Mr. Britton:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the The Anchorage project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Kathy Buckley

Grants Coordinator
Kennedy Heights Arts Center
2901 Losantiville
Cincinnati, Ohio 45213

Dear Ms. Buckley:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Kennedy Heights Arts Center project, we hope you find the report informative and
useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Margie Burket

Development Director
Ohio Glass Museum
PO Box 794
Lancaster, Ohio 43130

Dear Ms. Burket:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Ohio Glass Museum project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Samantha Cothern
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Krista Campbell

Executive Director
Dairy Barn Cultural Arts Center
8000 Dairy Lane
Athens, Ohio 45701

Dear Ms. Campbell:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Dairy Barn project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

If you have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel
free to contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Betty Campbell

President
John Parker Historical Society
PO Box 248
Ripley, Ohio 45167

Dear Ms. Campbell:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Parker House project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Susan Channing

Director
Spaces Gallery
2220 Superior Viaduct
Cleveland, Ohio 44113

Dear Ms. Channing:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the SPACES Gallery project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Jayne Williams
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Victoria Chester

VP of Administration and Chief Financial Officer
Cincinnati Museum Center
1301 Western Avenue
Cincinnati, Ohio 45203

Dear Ms. Chester:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Cincinnati Museum Center project, we hope you find the report informative and
useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. Joseph Chevraux

Executive Director
MAPS Air Museum
2260 International Parkway
North Canton, Ohio 44720

Dear Mr. Chevraux:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the MAPS Air Museum project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Samantha Cothern
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. William B. Conner

President and CEO
CAPA
55 East State Street
Columbus, Ohio 43215-4264

Dear Mr. Conner:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Southern Theatre project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Jayne Williams
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. William Conti

Acting Director
Stambaugh Auditorium
1000 Fifth Avenue
Youngstown, Ohio 44504-1603

Dear Mr. Conti:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Stambaugh Auditorium project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Jayne Williams
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Lisa Crouse

Director
Williams County Historical Society
P.O. Box 415611 East Main Street
Montpelier, Ohio 43543

Dear Ms. Crouse:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Williams County Historical Society project, we hope you find the report informative
and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Jayne Williams
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Pat Crow

Project Manager
Woodward Development Corporation
107 South Main Street
Mount Vernon, Ohio 43050

Dear Ms. Crow:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Woodward Opera House project, we hope you find the report informative and
useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. Jim Cundiff

Fiscal Officer
Hamilton County Courthouse
138 East Court Street, Room 607
Cincinnati, Ohio 45202

Dear Mr. Cundiff:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Great American Ballpark - Cincinnati project, we hope you find the report
informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. Darrick Dansby

Over-the-Rhine Director of Development
Cincinnati Center City Development Corporation
1014 Vine Street, Suite 1420
Cincinnati, OH 45202

Dear Mr. Dansby:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Music Hall Over-The-Rhine project, we hope you find the report informative and
useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Staci Denison

Director for Corporate, Foundation and Government
Cincinnati Museum Center
1301 Western Avenue
Cincinnati, Ohio 45203

Dear Ms. Denison:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Cincinnati Museum Center project, we hope you find the report informative and
useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. Rick Diehl

Ensemble Theatre of Cincinnati
1127 Vine Street
Cincinnati, OH 45202

Dear Mr. Diehl:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Ensemble Theatre of Cincinnati project, we hope you find the report informative and
useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. Rick Dodsworth

Vice President, Administration & Finance
COSI - Columbus
333 West Broad Street
Columbus, Ohio 43215-2738

Dear Mr. Dodsworth:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the COSI Columbus project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Jayne Williams
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. Ron Dougherty

Chairman of the Board
Pro Football Hall of Fame
2121 George Halas Dr. NW
Canton, Ohio 44708

Dear Mr. Dougherty:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Pro Football Hall of Fame project, we hope you find the report informative and
useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Samantha Cothern
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. John Douglas

Chief Financial Officer
Victoria Theatre Association/
138 N. Main Street
Dayton, Ohio 45402-1776

Dear Mr. Douglas:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Schuster Center for the Performing Arts project, we hope you find the report
informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Jayne Williams
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Marcia W. Downes

Managing Director
The Works
P.O. Box 721 55 South First Street
Newark, Ohio 43055

Dear Ms. Downes:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the The Works project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Jayne Williams
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. Walt Fischer

Miami Township Service
5900 McPicken Dr.
Miami Township, OH 45150

Dear Mr. Fischer:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Miami Township Community Ampitheatre project, we hope you find the report
informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. Larry Fisher

President
Columbus Downtown Development Corporation
20 East Broad Street, Suite 100
Columbus, Ohio 43215

Dear Mr. Fisher:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the River South project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Pat Foradori

Clerk-Treasurer
Village of West Salem
27 S. Main St, P.O. Box 256
West Salem, Ohio 44287

Dear Ms. Foradori:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the West Salem Village Opera House project, we hope you find the report informative
and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Samantha Cothern
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Kristine Furlan

Executive Director
Canton Palace Theatre
605 Market Avenue North
Canton, Ohio 44702-1016

Dear Ms. Furlan:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Canton Palace Theatre project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Jayne Williams
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Rebecca A. Gaytko

Senior Community Development Specialist
101 W. Third Street, PO Box 22
Dayton, OH 45401

Dear Ms. Gaytko:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Zion Center project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Jamie Gentry

Director
Fayette County Economic Development
101 East East Street
Washington Court House, Ohio 43160

Dear Ms. Gentry:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Prospective Projects project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. Chris Gillcrist

Executive Director
Great Lakes Historical Society
PO Box 435
Vermilion, Ohio 44089-0435

Dear Mr. Gillcrist:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Great Lakes Historical Society project, we hope you find the report informative and
useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Samantha Cothern
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Marcia Gobrogge

Society Member
Henry County Historical Society
P O Box 443
Napoleon, Ohio 43545

Dear Ms. Gobrogge:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the John Bloomfield Home Restoration project, we hope you find the report informative
and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Jayne Williams
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Gretchen Green

Madison County Historical Society
P.O. Box 124
London, Ohio 43140

Dear Ms. Green:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Madison County Historic Schoolhouse project, we hope you find the report
informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. Denis Grismer

Business Manager
Cleveland Public Theatre
6415 Detroit Avenue
Cleveland, Ohio 44012

Dear Mr. Grismer:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Cleveland Public Theatre project, we hope you find the report informative and
useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Samantha Cothern
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Gail Hamer

Business Operations Manager
Montgomery County Historical Society
1000 Carillon Blvd.
Dayton, Ohio 45409-2023

Dear Ms. Hamer:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Montgomery County Historical Society Archives project, we hope you find the report
informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. John Handyside

General Manager
Lorain Civic Center Committee, Inc.
617 Broadway
Lorain, Ohio 44052

Dear Mr. Handyside:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Lorain Palace Civic Theatre project, we hope you find the report informative and
useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Samantha Cothern
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Dr. Charlotte Hatfield

President
Washington State Community College
710 Colgate Drive
Marietta, Ohio 45750

Dear Dr. Hatfield:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the WSCC Cultural Arts and Amphitheatre project, we hope you find the report
informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. Lou Hauck

Bradford Ohio Railroad Museum
10440 State Route 185
Bradford, OH 45308

Dear Mr. Hauck:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Bradford Ohio Railroad Museum project, we hope you find the report informative
and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Margaux Higgins

Comptroller
Contemporary Arts Center
44 East Sixth Street
Cincinnati, Ohio 45202

Dear Ms. Higgins:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Contemporary Arts Center project, we hope you find the report informative and
useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Roberta Higley

Orrville Historical Society
PO Box 55
Orrville, OH 44667

Dear Ms. Higley:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Smith Orr Homestead project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Samantha Cothern
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Mary Jane Hill

Vice Chairman, S/ECCF
c/o Flynn, Py & Kruse
165 East Washington Row
Sandusky, OH 44870

Dear Ms. Hill:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Sandusky State Theatre project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Jayne Williams
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Sheryl Hoffman

Executive Director
Art House Inc.
3119 Denison Ave
Cleveland, Ohio 44109

Dear Ms. Hoffman:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Art House Inc project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Samantha Cothern
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Holly J. Holcombe

Executive Director
Harbor Heritage Society
1001 East Ninth Street Pier
Cleveland, Ohio 44114

Dear Ms. Holcombe:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Steamship William G. Mather Maritime Museum project, we hope you find the
report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Samantha Cothern
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Polly Horn

President
Big Walnut Area Historical Society
111 Letts Avenue
Sunbury, OH 43074

Dear Ms. Horn:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Myers Historic Inn project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. W. Darrell Howard

County Administrator
The Board of Clark County Commissioners
P.O. Box 2639
Springfield, Ohio 45501-2639

Dear Mr. Howard:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Clark County Heritage Center project, we hope you find the report informative and
useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Anita P. Jackson

President
Nelson T. Gant Foundation
PO Box 3183
Zanesville, Ohio 43701

Dear Ms. Jackson:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Nelson T. Gant Homestead project, we hope you find the report informative and
useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Samantha Cothern
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Audrey John

Curator
The Niles Historical Society
PO Box 368, 545 Orchard Street
Niles, Ohio 44446

Dear Ms. John:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Ward-Thomas Museum project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Samantha Cothern
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. Jeff Johnson

Assistant County Administrator
Board of Commissioners of Clark County
50 East Columbia Street
Springfield, Ohio 45501-2639

Dear Mr. Johnson:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Clark County Heritage Center project, we hope you find the report informative and
useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Kathy Jordan

Treasurer
Foundation Community Theatre/Plain Local Schools
901 44th Street NW
Canton, OH 44709

Dear Ms. Jordan:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Foundation Community Theatre project, we hope you find the report informative
and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Samantha Cothern
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. George Kane

Chief of Facilities Planning
Ohio Historical Society
1982 Velma Avenue
Columbus, Ohio 43211

Dear Mr. Kane:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in Ohio Historical Society projects, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Samantha Cothern
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. Ron Kaplan

Executive Director
National Aviation Hall of Fame
P.O. Box 31096
Dayton, Ohio 45437

Dear Mr. Kaplan:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the National Aviation Hall of Fame project, we hope you find the report informative and
useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Jayne Williams
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Joy Kaser

Delaware County Cultural Arts Center
190 West Winter Street
Delaware, Ohio 43015

Dear Ms. Kaser:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Delaware County Cultural Arts Center project, we hope you find the report
informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Samantha Cothern
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Cynthia Kearns

Institutional Giving Manager
Taft Museum of Art
316 Pike Street
Cincinnati, Ohio 45202

Dear Ms. Kearns:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Taft Museum of Art project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. John Kinkle

Manager
Secrest Auditorium
34 Shinnick Street
Zanesville, Ohio 43701

Dear Mr. Kinkle:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Secrest Auditorium project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. R. Eric Knowlton

President
Holland Theatre, Ltd.
P.O. Box 524
Bellefontaine, Ohio 43311

Dear Mr. Knowlton:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Holland Theatre project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Samantha Cothern
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Marilyn Kosier

President and Trustee
Bradford Ohio Railroad Museum
P.O. Box 101
Bradford, Ohio 45308

Dear Ms. Kosier:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Bradford Ohio Railroad Museum project, we hope you find the report informative
and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. Brady Kress

Executive Director
Carillon Historical Park
1000 Carillon Boulevard
Dayton, Ohio 45409-2023

Dear Mr. Kress:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Carillon Historical Park project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Jayne Williams
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Patricia Krider

Executive Director
National First Ladies Library
331 Market Avenue South
Canton, Ohio 44702

Dear Ms. Krider:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the National First Ladies Library project, we hope you find the report informative and
useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Jayne Williams
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. Phil Ladoucer

Director
Zanesville Arts Center
620 Military Road
Zanesville, Ohio 43701

Dear Mr. Ladoucer:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Zanesville Arts Center project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. Rodney Lamberson

President, Board of Trustees
Western Reserve Ballet Improvements
218-220 West Boardman Street
Youngstown, Ohio 44501

Dear Mr. Lamberson:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Western Reserve Ballet project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Jayne Williams
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

The Honorable Raymond E. Leisy

Judge
Court of Common Pleas of Wayne County
107 West Liberty Street
Wooster, Ohio 44691

Dear The Honorable Leisy:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Wayne County Historical Society project, we hope you find the report informative
and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Jayne Williams
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. Doug Lloyd

President
Beavercreek Community Theater
PO Box 340054
Beavercreek, OH 45434

Dear Mr. Lloyd:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Beavercreek Community Theater project, we hope you find the report informative
and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. Steve Loftin

President & Executive Director
Cincinnati Arts Association
650 Walnut Street
Cincinnati, Ohio 45202

Dear Mr. Loftin:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Aronoff Center(Cincinnati) project, we hope you find the report informative and
useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Nanette Maciejunes

Executive Director
Columbus Museum of Art
480 East Broad Street
Columbus, Ohio 43215

Dear Ms. Maciejunes:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Columbus Museum of Art project, we hope you find the report informative and
useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Shelley Mauk

Director of Development
Renaissance Performing Arts Association, Inc.
138 Park Avenue West P.O. Box 789
Mansfield, Ohio 44901

Dear Ms. Mauk:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Renaissance Theatre project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. Don McKendry

Executive Director
John & Annie Glenn Museum Foundation
P.O. Box 107
New Concord, Ohio 43762

Dear Mr. McKendry:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the John and Annie Glenn Museum project, we hope you find the report informative
and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Heather McMahon

Urban Design & Grant Coordinator
City of Warren Comm. Dev. Dept.
418 South Main Street, Suite 200
Warren, Ohio 44481

Dear Ms. McMahon:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Robins Theatre project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Jayne Williams
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Patricia Medert

President
Ross County Historical Society
45 West Fifth Street
Chillicothe, Ohio 45601

Dear Ms. Medert:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Ross County Historical Society Archives project, we hope you find the report
informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Dr. Mark J. Meister

Executive Director
Boonshoft Museum of Discovery
2600 DeWeese Parkway
Dayton, Ohio 45414-5499

Dear Dr. Meister:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Boonshoft Museum of Natural History project, we hope you find the report
informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Jayne Williams
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Elaine Merchant

Executive Director
Palace Cultural Arts Association
276 West Center Street
Marion, Ohio 43302

Dear Ms. Merchant:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Marion Palace Theatre project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Linda H. Metzendorf

Board Member
Warren City Board of Education
178 Kenilworth NE
Warren, Ohio 44483

Dear Ms. Metzendorf:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Prospective Projects project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Ruth K. Meyer

Director
American Classical Music Hall of Fame
1225 Elm Street
Cincinnati, Ohio 45202

Dear Ms. Meyer:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the American Classical Music Hall of Fame project, we hope you find the report
informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Jennifer Milbrandt

Grants Coordinator
City of Strongsville
16099 Foltz Industrial
Strongsville, Ohio 44149

Dear Ms. Milbrandt:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Strongsville Historic Building project, we hope you find the report informative and
useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Samantha Cothern
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Sandra Mills

Director of Finance & Accounting
National Underground Railroad Freedom Center
50 East Freedom Way
Cincinnati, Ohio 45202

Dear Ms. Mills:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center project, we hope you find the
report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Eileen Minamyer

Administrative Assistant
City of Bellbrook
15 East Franklin Street
Bellbrook, Ohio 45305

Dear Ms. Minamyer:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Bellbrook-Sugarcreek Historical Society project, we hope you find the report
informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Jenny Montgomary

Westcott House Foundation
1340 East High Street
Springfield, Ohio 45505

Dear Ms. Montgomary:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Westcott House Historic Site project, we hope you find the report informative and
useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. Michael Morris

Midland Theatre
36 North Park Place
Newark, Ohio 43055

Dear Mr. Morris:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Midland Theatre project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Jayne Williams
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Stephanie Morrison-Hrbek

Executive Director
Near West Theatre
6514 Detroit Avenue
Cleveland, Ohio 44102

Dear Ms. Morrison-Hrbek:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Near West Theatre project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Samantha Cothern
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Carol A. Murphy

Director of Special Projects
Akron Art Museum
70 East Market Street
Akron, Ohio 44308-2084

Dear Ms. Murphy:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Akron Art Museum project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Jayne Williams
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. Carl Nelson

Director of Exhibits and Facilities
COSI Toledo
1 Discovery Way
Toledo, Ohio 43604

Dear Mr. Nelson:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the COSI Toledo project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Jayne Williams
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. James Offenbaker

Assistant Principal
Lima City Schools
515 S. Calumet Ave.
Lima, Ohio 45804

Dear Mr. Offenbaker:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Lima Historic Athletic Field project, we hope you find the report informative and
useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Samantha Cothern
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. David Offenberger

President
Mid-Ohio Valley Players Theatre
229 Putnam Street
Marietta, Ohio 45750

Dear Mr. Offenberger:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Mid-Ohio Valley Players project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Caroline Older

Director of Development
Art Academy of Cincinnati
1212 Jackson Street
Cincinnati, OH 45202

Dear Ms. Older:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Cincinnati Art Academy project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Dottie Orna

Bramley Historic House
7924 Stone Road
Independence, OH 44131

Dear Ms. Orna:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Bramley Historic House project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Samantha Cothern
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Julie Parke

Executive Director
Decorative Arts Center of Ohio
145 East Main Street
Lancaster, Ohio 43130

Dear Ms. Parke:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Reese-Peters House project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Jayne Williams
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. Howard C. Parr

Director of Development & Planning
Akron Civic Theatre
182 South Main Street
Akron, Ohio 44308-1358

Dear Mr. Parr:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Akron Civic Theatre project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Jayne Williams
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Mary Powell

Grant Writer
Chester Shade Historical Association
250 Riverview Drive
Pomeroy, Ohio 45769

Dear Ms. Powell:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Chester Academy project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Kathie Purmal

Executive Director
Lake County Historical Society
8610 Mentor Road
Kirtland Hills, Ohio 44060

Dear Ms. Purmal:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Lake County Historical Society project, we hope you find the report informative and
useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Samantha Cothern
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. Jeff Ramsey

Detroit Shoreway Neighborhood Organization
6516 Detroit Avenue
Cleveland, Ohio 44102

Dear Mr. Ramsey:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Capitol Theatre of the Detroit Shoreway Community Development Organization
project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Jayne Williams
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. Daniel M. Rice

President and Chief Executive Officer
Ohio & Erie Canalway Coalition
520 South Main Street, Suite 2452
Akron, Ohio 44311

Dear Mr. Rice:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Richard Howe House project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Samantha Cothern
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. William Roberts

President
Liberty Theatre Association, Inc.
631 Main Street
Wellsville, Ohio 43968

Dear Mr. Roberts:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Liberty Theater project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Donna Rumpler

Executive Secretary
Amherst Historical Society
113 South Lake Street
Amherst, Ohio 44001

Dear Ms. Rumpler:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Amherst Historical Society project, we hope you find the report informative and
useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Samantha Cothern
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Leslie Schneider

Executive Director
Plain Local Schools Foundation
901 44th Street
Canton, OH 44709

Dear Ms. Schneider:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Foundation Community Theatre project, we hope you find the report informative
and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Samantha Cothern
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. Ted Sesslar

President
Jamestown Opera House
PO Box 162
Jamestown, Ohio 45335

Dear Mr. Sesslar:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Jamestown Opera House project, we hope you find the report informative and
useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. Hal Sheaffer

Treasurer
Johnny Appleseed Heritage Center, Inc.
2179 State Route 603
Ashland, Ohio 44805

Dear Mr. Sheaffer:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Johnny Appleseed Museum Theatre project, we hope you find the report
informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. Adam Shriver

Executive Director
McConnelsville Opera House
19 East Main Street
McConnelsville, OH 43756

Dear Mr. Shriver:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the McConnellsville Opera House project, we hope you find the report informative and
useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Samantha Cothern
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Tina Skeldon Wozniak

President
Lucas County Board of Commissioners
One Government Center, Suite 800
Toledo, Ohio 43604

Dear Ms. Skeldon Wozniak:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Fifth Third Field (Toledo Mudhens) project, we hope you find the report informative
and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Lutrecia Snell

President
Williamsburg Harmony Hill Association
299 South Third Street
Williamsburg, Ohio 45176

Dear Ms. Snell:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the General Lytle Homestead - Harmony Hill project, we hope you find the report
informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. David Snider

Perry County Historical Society
100 Public Square
Somerset, Ohio 43783

Dear Mr. Snider:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Perry County Historical Society project, we hope you find the report informative and
useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. Jim Snyder

Financial Director
Cincinnati Ballet
1555 Central Parkway
Cincinnati, OH 45214

Dear Mr. Snyder:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Cincinnati Ballet project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. Jim Spitulski

President, Board of Trustees
The Ohio Theatre, Inc.
3114 Lagrange Street
Toledo, Ohio 43608

Dear Mr. Spitulski:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Ohio Theatre - Toledo project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Samantha Cothern
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. Les Spring

City of Galion
301 Harding Way East
Galion, Ohio 44833-2087

Dear Mr. Spring:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Galion Historic Big Four Depot Restoration project, we hope you find the report
informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Samantha Cothern
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. Joseph S. Steffan

Vice President
Van Wert County Historical Society
PO Box 422
Convoy, Ohio 45832

Dear Mr. Steffan:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Van Wert Historical Society project, we hope you find the report informative and
useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Samantha Cothern
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 10, 2006

Ms. Patricia C. Syak

General Manager & Development Director
The Youngstown Symphony Society, Inc.
260 Federal Plaza West
Youngstown, Ohio 44503

Dear Ms. Syak:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Eleanor Beecher Flad Pavilion and Ford Family Recital Hall project, we hope you
find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Samantha Cothern
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. Jay Tokar

JGT Enterprises
124 Middle Avenue, Suite 1000
Elyria, Ohio 44035

Dear Mr. Tokar:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Broad Street Historical Renovation project, we hope you find the report informative
and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Samantha Cothern
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Linda Tresvant

CEO
Cincinnati Arts and Technology Center
700 West Pete Rose Way
Cincinnati, Ohio 45203

Dear Ms. Tresvant:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Cincinnati Art and Technology Academy project, we hope you find the report
informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Sue Tucker

Director
Hancock County Historical Society
422 West Sandusky Street
Findlay, Ohio 45840

Dear Ms. Tucker:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Hancock Historical Society project, we hope you find the report informative and
useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Samantha Cothern
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Susan D. Van Vorst

Vice President Development
Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens
714 North Portage Path
Akron, Ohio 44303

Dear Ms. Van Vorst:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens project, we hope you find the report informative and
useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Samantha Cothern
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. Dale Vivirito

Executive Director
Toledo Cultural Arts Center, Inc.
425 North Saint Clair Street
Toledo, Ohio 43604

Dear Mr. Vivirito:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Valentine Theatre project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Jayne Williams
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Marion N. Waggoner

President
The Scioto Society, Inc.
216 Freshour Road
Chillicothe, Ohio 45601

Dear Ms. Waggoner:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Tecumseh Sugarloaf Mountain Amphitheatre project, we hope you find the report
informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. Al Walker
Project Budget Manager
City of Cleveland
City Hall 601 Lakeside Avenue, Room 104
Cleveland, Ohio 44114

Dear Mr. Walker:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Cleveland Browns Stadium project, we hope you find the report informative and
useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Mr. Jim Walton

CEO
Beck Center for the Cultural Arts
17807 Detroit Avenue
Lakewood, Ohio 44107

Dear Mr. Walton:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Beck Center for the Cultural Arts project, we hope you find the report informative
and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Samantha Cothern
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Catherine Watson

Director of Finance
City of Akron
205 Municipal Building, 166 South High Street
Akron, Ohio 44308

Dear Ms. Watson:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Canal Park - Akron project, we hope you find the report informative and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Joyce Yut

Director
McKinley Museum
800 McKinley Monument Drive NW
Canton, Ohio 44708

Dear Ms. Yut:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the McKinley Museum Improvements project, we hope you find the report informative
and useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Samantha Cothern
Project Manager

Enclosure
October 3, 2006

Ms. Wendy Zucal

Museum Director
Dennison Railroad Depot Museum
400 Center Street
Dennison, Ohio 44621

Dear Ms. Zucal:

On behalf of the members and staff of the Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission, I am pleased to
share with you a copy of our Annual Report of activities and finances for Fiscal Year 2006. As our
partner in the Dennison Depot Museum project, we hope you find the report informative and
useful.

The Commission is proud to be in its 19th year of service contributing to the creation and
improvement of Ohio’s cultural facilities. As you know, the Commission approves the expenditure
of appropriated state funds for cultural, sports, and historic facility projects in accordance with the
Ohio Revised Code, IRS and bond requirements, and Commission guidelines, and enters into
legal agreements to administer the funding and cooperative facility use.

We are proud to report that this year, the Commission signed legal agreements with 32 local
project sponsors, making them eligible to receive the capital funds appropriated for their projects,
and reimbursed 52 project sponsors from around Ohio on their improvement projects’ paid
invoices.

The Commission also made several advances during the year that should allow us to better serve
cultural organizations that are undertaking facilities projects to benefit their communities and
Ohio's citizens. These advances include producing a Project Planning and Assessment
Handbook to assist sponsors as they plan their capital projects, and publishing a revised edition
of the Project Sponsor Resource Guide, which assists local project sponsors through the typical
process to gain approval for the disbursement of state-appropriated funds.

I look forward to continuing to work with you to help you achieve the goals of your project. If you
have questions about this report or require further project-related information, please feel free to
contact me at 614-752-2770.

Sincerely,

Colin McBride
Project Manager

Enclosure