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Budget Amendments - SB30 (Floor Approved)

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Capital Planning (language only)

Item C-85 #3s

Item C-85 #3s

Central Appropriations
Central Capital Outlay

Language
Page 363, following line 24, insert:
"E.1. The State Treasurer is authorized to advance treasury loans that shall not exceed the costs of planning for each of the following projects:
Christopher Newport University


Restore Planning for Luter School $ 1,100,230
College of William & Mary


Restore Planning for Integrated Science Center $2,200,230
George Mason University


Restore Planning Campus Library Addition, Phase I $1,999,205
James Madison University


Restore Planning Rockingham Hospital $2,322,811

Restore Planning Duke Hall $1,100,230
Radford University


Restore Planning Computational Science Building $1,449,000
University of Mary Washington


Restore Planning Technology Center $755,333
University of Virginia


Restore Planning New Cabell Hall $791,277

Restore Planning Ruffner Hall $1,100,230
Virginia Tech


Restore Planning Engineering Signature Building $1,100,230
Virginia Tech Agricultural Experiment Station


Restore Planning Biosciences Building, Phase I $1,000,000
Virginia State University


Restore Planning Multipurpose Center $1,000,000
Jamestown/Yorktown Foundation


Restore Planning Yorktown Museum $1,332,374
Science Museum of Virginia


Restore Planning Belmont Bay
$6,000,000

Total: Project Planning
$23,251,150
2. Such treasury loans as are advanced pursuant to this item shall be repaid from the general fund, or proceeds of Virginia Public Building Authority, or Virginia College Building Authority Bonds upon authorization of construction funding."


Explanation
(This amendment captures savings of $23.3 million GF proposed appropriated for planning of capital projects and transfers these savings to the general fund. Treasury loans are authorized to replace the reverted planning funds. A companion amendment to SB 29 captures nongeneral fund savings of $7.6 million for a total of $30.9 million.)