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2003 Session

Budget Bill - HB1400 (Chapter 1042)

Department of Environmental Quality

Item 389

Item 389

First Year - FY2003Second Year - FY2004
Environmental Response and Remediation (51800)$34,674,200
$34,519,314
$34,674,200
$34,686,481
Environmental Emergency Investigation and Response (51801)FY2003 $91,490
$89,478
FY2004 $91,490
$89,501
Underground Storage Tank Regulation and Remediation (51802)FY2003 $30,436,504
$29,958,259
FY2004 $30,436,504
$29,967,072
Oil Spill Discharge Response (51803)FY2003 $2,366,071
$2,511,518
FY2004 $2,366,071
$2,579,221
Waste Disposal Site Remediation (51804)FY2003 $1,780,135
$1,960,059
FY2004 $1,780,135
$2,050,687
Fund Sources:  
GeneralFY2003 $225,768
$193,027
FY2004 $225,768
$193,589
SpecialFY2003 $42,222FY2004 $42,222
Trust and AgencyFY2003 $31,311,772
$30,990,536
FY2004 $31,311,772
$31,066,781
Federal TrustFY2003 $3,094,438
$3,293,529
FY2004 $3,094,438
$3,383,889

Authority: Title 10.1, Chapter 11.1; Title 44, Chapter 3.5; Title 62.1, Chapter 3.1, Code of Virginia.


A. It is the intent of the General Assembly that balances in the Virginia Environmental Emergency Response Fund be used to meet match requirements for U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Superfund State Support Contracts.


B. It is the intent of the General Assembly that all qualified environmental remediation costs for redevelopment of the former Staunton Correctional Center property in the City of Staunton shall be a high priority for any such funds available through the Brownfield Restoration and Land Renewal Act of 2002.