Lawmakers back Capitol renovation, but other public works projects could be more contentious
No one argued against a plan to renovate the state Capitol building during a House committee meeting, but other renovation projects around the state will likely invite much more controversy. As Forum Communications points out, Republicans want to allot $280 million for public works, and that's a far cry from Gov. Dayton's own proposal to spend $776 million.
No one argued against a plan to renovate the state Capitol building during a House committee meeting, but other renovation projects around the state will likely invite much more controversy. As Forum Communications points out, Republicans want to allot $280 million for public works, and that's a far cry from Gov. Dayton's own proposal to spend $776 million.
