South Carolina General Assembly

General Appropriations Bill H. 4600 for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1996

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1                      PART III
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3           Fiscal Year 1994-95 Supplemental Appropriations
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6     SECTION 1.   From fiscal year 1994-95 surplus revenues, the following sums are
7     appropriated in order of priority from the general fund of the State for the purposes stated:
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9       (1)   General Reserve Fund July 1996 Contribution                 $ 6,271,409
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11      (2)   1995 Property Tax Relief Fund                                 8,238,094
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13      (3)   Department of Archives & History
14              S.C. History Center                                         2,000,000
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16      (4)   The Senate
17              Operations - Restore 80% of FY 95-96 Veto                     611,762
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19      (5)   House of Representatives
20              Operations - Restore 80% of FY 95-96 Veto                     500,000
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22      (6)   Judicial Department
23              Travel - Partial Restoration of FY 95-96 Veto                 850,000
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25      (7)   Prosecution Coordination Commission
26              State Support - Restoration of FY 95-96 Veto                  614,053
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28      (8)   Budget & Control Board - Division of Operations
29              Local Government Fund - Restoration of FY 95-96 Veto        6,588,619
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31      (9)   University of South Carolina
32              Law School - Restoration of FY 95-96 Veto                     330,000
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34     (10)   State Board for Technical & Comprehensive Education
35              Special Schools                                             6,000,000
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37     (11)   Department of Juvenile Justice
38              Construction/Renovations/Other Operating                   10,097,630
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40     (12)   Department of Commerce
41              Advisory Coordinating Council for Economic Development      4,770,000


PART III PAGE 2 1 (13) Department of Education 2 Fringe Equity - Annualize in FY 96-97 8,500,000 3 4 (13.1) The $8,500,000 allocated to the Department of Education Fringe Equity 5 must not be expended in Fiscal Year 1995-96, but must be carried forward to Fiscal 6 Year 1996-97 and distributed to school districts in accordance with Section 59-21- 7 170 of the Code of Laws of South Carolina, 1976. 8 9 (14) Parks, Recreation & Tourism 10 Palmetto Trails - Annualize in FY 96-97 300,000 11 12 (15) Department of Corrections 13 Vehicles/Institutional Maintenance 1,000,000 14 15 (16) Department of Agriculture 16 Vehicles and Roof Repairs 452,000 17 18 (17) Forestry Commission 19 (a) Pine Beetle Eradication 200,000 20 (b) H. Cooper Black Field Trial Area 100,000 21 22 (18) Clemson PSA 23 Contractual Services 300,000 24 25 (19) Budget & Control Board - Division of Operations 26 Infrastructure Revolving Loan Fund 2,000,000 27 28 (20) Department of Health & Environmental Control 29 Midlands Rape Crisis Network Rent 11,538 30 31 (21) Governor's Office 32 Division of Veteran's Affairs - Memorials 35,000 33 34 (21.1) Of the funds appropriated under this item, $30,000 is for the Women in 35 Military Service for America Memorial and $5,000 is for the Vietnam Women's 36 Memorial. 37 38 (22) Department of Health & Environmental Control 39 Immunizations - Replacement of Federal Funds 3,301,788
PART III PAGE 3 1 (23) Budget and Control Board - Division of Executive Director 2 Charleston Redevelopment Authority 300,000 3 4 (24) Myrtle Beach Air Force Base Redevelopment Authority 230,000 5 6 (25) Aid to Subdivisions 7 Local Government Fund 16,982,180 8 ---------- 9 Total Funds $80,584,073 10 11 SECTION 2. With respect to appropriations in Section 1 of this Part: 12 13 (1) Appropriations in Section 1 are in priority order and each appropriation item or 14 subitem must be fully funded before the next appropriation item or subitem in order is paid. 15 (2) Unexpended funds appropriated pursuant to this Part may be carried forward to 16 succeeding fiscal years and used for the same purposes. 17 18 19 SECTION 3. This Part takes effect upon approval by the Governor. 20 21 22 End of Part III