Item 259 | First Year - FY2003 | Second Year - FY2004 |
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| Archives Management (13700) | $7,476,875 | $7,476,875 |
| Central Records Management (13701) | FY2003 $1,412,723 | FY2004 $1,412,723 |
| Local Records Services (13702) | FY2003 $1,584,882 | FY2004 $1,584,882 |
| Publications (13703) | FY2003 $1,091,562 | FY2004 $1,091,562 |
| Reference (13704) | FY2003 $1,633,613 | FY2004 $1,633,613 |
| Restoration Services (13705) | FY2003 $1,004,095 | FY2004 $1,004,095 |
| Financial Assistance for Management and Preservation of Local Circuit Court Records (13706) | FY2003 $750,000 | FY2004 $750,000 |
| Fund Sources: | | |
| General | FY2003 $5,067,209 | FY2004 $5,026,508 |
| Special | FY2003 $2,409,666 | FY2004 $2,450,367 |
Authority: Title 42.1, Chapters 1 and 7, Code of Virginia.
A.1. Out of this appropriation, $1,500,000 the first year and $1,500,000 the second year from nongeneral funds is provided to support a program for preservation of local circuit court records.
2. Included in this appropriation are 14.00 FTE positions to be specifically dedicated to processing and preserving the permanent records of the circuit courts pursuant to § 14.1-112, Code of Virginia.
3. The Librarian of Virginia shall report annually to the Secretary of Education on progress in the processing and preserving of circuit court records.
B.1. It is the intent of the General Assembly to relieve the 54-year backlog in processing significant archival, special and other historical collections before the year 2020. To address this backlog, $787,943 and 17 positions the first year and $787,943 and 17 positions the second year from the general fund are included in this appropriation.
2. The Librarian of Virginia and the State Archivist shall conduct an annual study of The Library of Virginia's archival preservation needs and priorities, and shall report annually by December 1 to the Governor and the Chairmen of the Senate Finance and House Appropriations Committees of the General Assembly on The Library of Virginia's progress to date in reducing its archival backlog.