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2002 Session

Budget Bill - HB30 (Introduced)

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Central Appropriations

Item 506

Item 506

First Year - FY2003Second Year - FY2004
Across the Board Reductions (71400)-$176,752,034-$178,935,174
Fund Sources:  
GeneralFY2003 -$176,752,034FY2004 -$178,935,174

Authority: Discretionary Inclusion


A. To accomplish savings estimated at $ 176,752,034 the first year and $ 178,935,174 the second year, the Department of Planning and Budget is hereby authorized to reduce the general fund appropriation for operating expenses of each agency in the Executive Department, as contained in Part 1 of this act. For the first year, this item shall continue the two percent (2%) reduction implemented in Fiscal Year 2002 pursuant to HB 29 (2002), plus an additional reduction of four percent (4%). These reductions shall be continued in the second year. In the case of agencies with 25 or fewer employees, the savings may be different than the cited percentages for an individual agency, provided that the combined savings for all agencies shall be equal to the cited percentages. The savings resulting from such withheld appropriations shall be transferred to this Item.


B. Prior to taking any action to execute reductions in this Item, the Governor shall present a plan to the Chairmen of the House Appropriations and Senate Finance Committees, displaying an explanation of the reductions intended to be made to each agency.


C.1. Not later than September 15 of the first year of the biennium, the Governor shall prepare a revised general fund revenue forecast for that year, pursuant to the process prescribed in § 2.2-1503, Code of Virginia, based on actual general fund revenue collections for the prior fiscal year.


2. Should the forecast indicate an increase in general fund revenues for fiscal year 2003 above the official general fund estimate for that year used in this act, after taking into account any required deposit to the Revenue Stabilization Fund, pursuant to § 2.2-1829, Code of Virginia, such additional revenue shall be used in the following priority order:


First, to increase the base salary of employees listed in Paragraph C, subparagraphs 2 a through 2 e of Item 511, faculty at the institutions of higher education, and public school teachers by greater than the 2.0 percent increase provided for in this act, as determined by the Governor,


Second, to provide grants to the following nonstate agencies:


Amherst County Museum and Historical Society

$40,000

Art Museum of Western Virginia

$500,000

Beacon Theatre

$75,000

Blue Ridge Institute

$50,000

Camp Baker

$100,000

Campbell County Historical Society

$50,000

Camp Virginia Jaycee, inc.

$50,000

Capital Region Performing Arts Foundation

$1,000,000

Children’s Museum of Richmond

$150,000

Chrysler Museum

$150,000

Fairfax Civil War Museum

$50,000

Freedom Museum

$50,000

Hampton History Museum

$100,000

Hanover Tavern

$75,000

Harrisonburg/Rockingham Historical Society

$25,000

Hurrah Players, inc.

$5,000

Kenmore

$100,000

Locust Grove School House

$10,000

Lynchburg Academy of Music Theatre

$75,000

Lynchburg School of Arts

$50,000

Manville Community Center

$40,000

Maymont Foundation

$100,000

Mill Mountain Zoo

$150,000

Montpelier

$300,000

Moton Center

$300,000

Nursing Assistant Institute

$100,000

Oatlands

$50,000

Our Health

$200,000

Paxton House Historical Society

$50,000

Richmond Symphony

$100,000

South Norfolk Armory

$100,000

State 4-H Horse Show Committee

$20,000

U.S.S. Wisconsin

$600,000

Valentine Museum

$50,000

Virginia Historical Society

$250,000

Virginia Marine Science Museum

$500,000

Virginia Waterfront International Arts Festival

$50,000

Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts

$500,000

Woodrow Wilson Birthplace Foundation

$100,000

Total

$6,265,000


Third, to provide maintenance reserve capital appropriations for state agencies in addition to the amounts currently provided for in Item C-149 of this act, not to exceed an additional $30,000,000, and


Fourth, to reduce the appropriation savings referenced in this Item on a pro rata basis, as determined by the Governor, by the excess of the forecast revenue collections over the official estimate. In making this calculation, he shall take into account the savings for agencies in the Legislative Department referenced in Item 23 of this act and the savings for agencies in the Judicial Department referenced in Item 43 of this act.