In addition to the Arizona State Capitol and Hunts Tomb it would include the El Zaribah Shrine Building, Carnegie Library, Tovrea Castle and Grounds, National Guard Arsenal, the Arizona History Museum, the Sandra Day OвЂ™Connor house, and the Eisendrath House.Дriggs suggests the following вЂњArizonaвЂ™s second century initiative would be вЂBuilding HarmonyвЂ™ by applying community values recalled by our landmarks in shaping plans for the future.вЂќ He further says вЂњArizona would launch its second century by preparing several iconic venues to reflect the stateвЂ™s cultural heritage. He is promoting the Arizona Second Century Initiative that would be the rehabilitation of the Government Mall extending from the State Capitol to HuntвЂ™s Tomb in Papago Park. Former Mayor Driggs chaired the Arizona Centennial Committee and in this capacity determined the state capitol and other state buildings should be rehabilitated as a showcase for not only Arizona but the entire United States. At its June 25th meeting, the board members discussed several methods for funding a Heritage Fund as well as possible methods for restoration of the fund.ДЇormer Phoenix Mayor John Driggs was guest speaker at the meeting presenting a project he is spearheading. The Alliance continues to meet, with its goal now being to get the Arizona State Parks portion of the Heritage Fund restored. Fortunately the Arizona Game and Fish CommissionвЂ™s $10 million portion of the Heritage Fund remains intact. Unfortunately during difficult economic times, in 2009 the Legislature took away the Arizona State Parks portion of the fund and in 2010 completely eliminated the language from the Arizona Revised Statutes. вЂ“The Arizona Heritage Alliance is a nonprofit organization that was formed in 1992 for the purpose of working to prevent the Arizona State Legislature from taking or eliminating the Heritage Fund.

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