View Amendment Current Amendment: DAD bonusiceroads.DOCX to Bill 3701     Senators SHEHEEN, LEATHERMAN, PEELER, SETZLER, MASSEY, HUTTO, MATTHEWS, BRIGHT, and JACKSON propose the following amendment (DAD BONUSICEROADS):
    Amend the bill, as and if amended, Part IB, Section 118, STATEWIDE REVENUE, page 608, proviso 118.14, after line 23, by inserting an appropriately numbered items to read:
/     (2)     D50- Department of Administration
                Employee Pay Bonus                         $23,500,000
    (2.1) From the funds appropriated above in item (2), effective on the first pay date that occurs on or after the date the funds become available, the Department of Administration shall allocate to state agencies $23,500,000 to provide for a one-time lump sum bonus. Each permanent state employee, in a full-time equivalent position, who has been in continuous state service for at least six months prior to July 1, 2015, and who earns less than $100,000 shall receive a $800 one-time lump sum payment. This payment is not a part of the state employee's base salary and is not earnable compensation for purposes of employer or employee contributions to respective retirement systems. This appropriation may be used for payments to employees only in the same ratio as the employee's base salary is paid from appropriated sources and the employing agency shall pay the bonus for federal and other funded full-time equivalent positions employees from federal or other funds available to the agency in the proportion that such funds are the source of the employee's salary. The earnings limit in Proviso 117.55 does not apply to this bonus. If only a portion of the $23,500,000 becomes available, then the one-time lump sum payment to each qualified employee must be reduced proportionately.
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    (3) E24 - Office of Adjutant General
            Emergency Management Division - 2014 Winter Storm Local Matching Funds         $4,117,162
    (3.1 ) From the funds appropriated above in item (3) for 2014 Winter Storm Local Matching Funds, local governments shall receive allocations to offset storm cleanup expenses resulting from the winter storms during states of emergency declared by Executive Orders 2014-06 and 2014-11. Expenses eligible for reimbursement are those incurred by county and municipal governments and deemed eligible for reimbursement by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), but were not reimbursed due to local match requirements. The amount reimbursed to each eligible local government shall be 25% of their Total Non-Federal Aid Share. The intent of the General Assembly is for the local government to pay at least 75% of the Total Non-Federal Aid Share.
    (4) After items (1), (2), and (3) in Section (C) are funded, any additional unobligated Fiscal Year 2014-15 General Fund surplus revenues collected above the amounts certified by the Board of Economic Advisors shall be appropriated to the Department of Transportation to be distributed pursuant to Section 12-28-2740 of the 1976 Code. County Transportation Committees shall only utilize the funds distributed pursuant to this proviso for paving, rehabilitation, resurfacing and/or reconstruction except that Horry County may use up to $750,000 of the allocation to Horry County for the Horry-Georgetown Evacuation Route.
(D)     Any funds unappropriated from the FY 2014-15 Capital Reserve Fund shall be used to fund the following items and the remaining balance shall be transferred to the Contingency Reserve Fund:
    (1)     H59 - State Board for Technical and     Comprehensive Education
                    Ready SC                     $     4,249,000
    (2)     H59 - State Board for Technical and     Comprehensive Education
                    Aiken Technical College - STEM, Manufacturing and
                        Allied Health Programs and Critical Equipment         $     54,145
    (3)     H59 - State Board for Technical and     Comprehensive Education
                    Central Carolina Technical College - STEM,
                        Manufacturing and Allied Health Programs
                            and Critical Equipment                 $     39,605

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    (4)     H59 - State Board for Technical and     Comprehensive Education
                    Denmark Technical College -     STEM, Manufacturing and
                        Allied Health Programs and Critical Equipment         $     25,418
    (5)     H59 - State Board for Technical and     Comprehensive Education
                    Florence-Darlington Technical College STEM,
                        Manufacturing and Allied Health Programs and
                            Critical Equipment                         $     56,187
    (6)     H59 - State Board for Technical and     Comprehensive Education
                    Greenville Technical College -     STEM, Manufacturing and
                        Allied Health Programs and Critical Equipment         $     85,867
    (7)     H59 - State Board for Technical and     Comprehensive Education
                    Horry-Georgetown Technical College - STEM,
                        Manufacturing and Allied Health Programs
                            and Critical Equipment                 $     103,972
    (8)     H59 - State Board for Technical and     Comprehensive Education
                    Midlands Technical College -     STEM, Manufacturing and
                        Allied Health Programs and Critical Equipment         $     80,181
    (9)     H59 - State Board for Technical and     Comprehensive Education
                    Northeastern Technical College -     STEM, Manufacturing
                        and Allied Health Programs and Critical Equipment         $     113,215
    (10)     H59 - State Board for Technical and     Comprehensive Education
                    Orangeburg-Calhoun Technical College STEM,
                        Manufacturing and Allied Health Programs
                            and Critical Equipment                 $     26,329
    (11)     H59 - State Board for Technical and     Comprehensive Education
                    Piedmont Technical College -     STEM, Manufacturing and
                        Allied Health Programs and Critical Equipment         $     90,493
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    (12)     H59 - State Board for Technical and     Comprehensive Education
                    Spartanburg Community College -     STEM, Manufacturing
                        and Allied Health Programs and Critical Equipment         $     103,805
    (13)     H59 - State Board for Technical and     Comprehensive Education
                    Technical College of the Lowcountry - STEM,
                        Manufacturing and Allied Health Programs and
                            Critical Equipment                         $     34,240
    (14)     H59 - State Board for Technical and     Comprehensive Education
                    Tri-County Technical College - STEM, Manufacturing and
                        Allied Health Programs and Critical Equipment         $     43,525
    (15)     H59 - State Board for Technical and     Comprehensive Education
                    Trident Technical College - STEM, Manufacturing and
                        Allied Health Programs and Critical Equipment         $     88,933
    (16)     H59 - State Board for Technical and     Comprehensive Education
                    Williamsburg Technical College -     STEM, Manufacturing
                        and Allied Health Programs and Critical Equipment         $     12,073
    (17)     H59 - State Board for Technical and     Comprehensive Education
                    York Technical College - STEM, Manufacturing and
                        Allied Health Programs and Critical Equipment         $     42,012     /

    Renumber sections to conform.
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