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2001 Special Session I

Budget Bill - HB3 (Introduced)

The College of William and Mary in Virginia

Item 172

Item 172

First Year - FY2001Second Year - FY2002
Higher Education Auxiliary Enterprises (80900)$42,879,979$42,879,979
Food Services (80910)FY2001 $7,624,700FY2002 $7,624,700
Bookstores and other Stores (80920)FY2001 $37,000FY2002 $37,000
Residential Services (80930)FY2001 $12,606,978FY2002 $12,606,978
Parking and Transportation Systems and Services (80940)FY2001 $850,215FY2002 $850,215
Telecommunications Systems and Services (80950)FY2001 $4,948,498FY2002 $4,948,498
Student Health Services (80960)FY2001 $2,161,474FY2002 $2,161,474
Student Unions and Recreational Facilities (80970)FY2001 $4,458,870FY2002 $4,458,870
Recreational and Intramural Programs (80980)FY2001 $456,549FY2002 $456,549
Other Enterprise Functions (80990)FY2001 $3,308,033FY2002 $3,308,033
Intercollegiate Athletics (80995)FY2001 $6,427,662FY2002 $6,427,662
Fund Sources:  
Higher Education OperatingFY2001 $38,119,362FY2002 $38,119,362
Debt ServiceFY2001 $4,760,617FY2002 $4,760,617

Authority: Title 23, Chapter 5, Code of Virginia.


Nongeneral fund revenue in excess of operating costs for the National Planned Giving Institute may be transferred to the Endowment Association of The College of William and Mary in Virginia in accordance with the wishes of the donor. At the close of each fiscal year, the College shall notify the Director of the Department of Planning and Budget of the amount transferred.