South Carolina General Assembly

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

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1                                            PART V
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3                          Fiscal Year 1995-96 Supplemental Appropriations
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6        SECTION 1.   (A)  The sources of general fund surplus revenues appropriated in this Part
7        are as follows: 
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9          (1)    $74,188,925    Fiscal Year 1995-96 BEA Estimated Surplus
10         (2)        508,869    Lapse of Federal Retiree Refunds
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12                $74,697,794    Total
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14         (B)    Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the Department of Revenue and
15       Taxation shall remit to the general fund, before the close of fiscal year 1995-96, the amount
16       of $508,869.  This amount represents unexpended appropriations from the Federal Retiree
17       Lawsuit Settlement Fund.
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19       SECTION 2.   From such fiscal year 1995-96 surplus general funds revenues as are available,
20       the following sums are appropriated from the general fund of the state for the purposes
21       stated:
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23         (1)    1996 Property Tax Relief Fund                                   $31,987,354
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25         (2)    Department of Social Services
26                    Emotionally Disturbed Children Program                       12,000,000
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28         (3)    Commission on Higher Education
29                    (a)  EPSCOR                                                   2,000,000
30                    (b)  SCAMP                                                      600,000
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32         (4)    Department of Social Services
33                    Welfare Reform                                                2,000,000
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35         (5)    Department of Probation, Pardon & Parole
36                    Probation & Parole Agents                                     1,658,116
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38         (6)    Commission on Higher Education
39                    Formula Funding                                               2,077,820


PART V PAGE 668 1 (7) Department of Health & Human Services 2 (a) Medicaid FY 97 Growth in Eligibles 1,179,878 3 (b) Additional Medicaid Nursing Home Beds 2,142,000 4 (c) Additional Community Long Term Care Slots 1,589,100 5 6 (8) Department of Health & Environmental Control 7 (a) Immunizations - Replacement of Federal Funds 3,800,212 8 (b) Rape Crisis Hold-Harmless 30,000 9 10 (9) Department of Disabilities & Special Needs 11 Family Support Program 1,950,000 12 13 (10) Department of Corrections 14 Open Kershaw Prison 5,146,000 15 16 (11) Department of Health & Environmental Control 17 EQC Permit Process 1,603,666 18 19 (12) Commission on Higher Education 20 Greenville Higher Ed Consortium 21 Physical Therapy Program 300,000 22 23 (13) University of South Carolina 24 Institute of Public Affairs 200,000 25 26 (14) Budget & Control Board - Division of Executive Director 27 Public Education Equity Lawsuit 150,000 28 29 (15) Budget & Control Board - State Auditor 30 Computer Upgrade 168,000 31 32 (16) Department of Alcohol & Other Drug Abuse Services 33 The Bridge Juvenile Treatment Program 400,000 34 35 (17) Department of Social Services 36 (a) Kellogg Initiative for Foster Care Improvements 678,800 37 (b) Camp Happy Days 77,000 38 39 (18) Human Affairs Commission 40 Investigators 170,236
PART V PAGE 669 1 (19) Commission on Minority Affairs 2 Equipment 12,000 3 4 (20) Governor's Office - Division on Aging 5 Alzheimers Grants 100,000 6 7 (21) Judicial Department 8 Alternative Dispute Resolution 100,000 9 10 (22) Sentencing Guidelines Commission 11 Statistician Position & Other Operating 11,000 12 13 (23) Office of Appellate Defense 14 Administration 72,959 15 16 (24) Commission on Higher Education 17 SREB Fees and Contracts 39,150 18 19 (25) School for the Deaf & Blind 20 (a) Rock Hill Outreach Service Center 44,000 21 (b) Training and Staff Development 128,150 22 23 (26) Department of Archives & History 24 (a) Video Tapes & Curriculum Development 34,000 25 (b) Microfilming - County Records 100,000 26 27 (27) Arts Commission 28 Computer Network 85,000 29 30 (28) State Museum 31 Lee Cotton Mill Museum 150,000 32 33 (29) Adjutant General 34 (a) Administration 20,000 35 (b) Buildings & Grounds 15,000 36 37 (30) Forestry Commission 38 (a) Pine Beetle Eradication 60,000 39 (b) H. Cooper Black Jr. Field Trial Area 100,000
PART V PAGE 670 1 (31) Department of Agriculture 2 Agricultural Marketing 50,800 3 4 (32) Clemson University - PSA 5 (a) Rural Recreation Project 98,000 6 (b) Industrial Extension Service 500,000 7 (c) Pesticide Applicator Training 245,400 8 (d) Plant-Based Medicine 75,000 9 (e) Peach Orchard Inspection 30,000 10 11 (33) Department of Natural Resources 12 (a) Vehicles/Law Enforcement Equipment 351,153 13 (b) Dennis Wildlife Center 100,000 14 15 (34) Department of Parks, Recreation & Tourism 16 (a) Recreational Area Development 103,000 17 (b) Restoration of Economic Development Areas 115,000 18 (c) Carolina Cup Racing Association -Permanent Improvement 50,000 19 ----------- 20 Total Funds $74,697,794 21 22 SECTION 3. (A) Appropriations in Section 2 are in priority order beginning with item (1) 23 and each separate appropriation item or subitem must be funded before the next appropriation 24 item or subitem in order is paid. 25 (B) Unexpended funds appropriated pursuant to this Part may be carried forward to 26 succeeding fiscal years and expended for the same purposes. 27 28 SECTION 4. The trustees of the Wil Lou Gray Opportunity School may carry out improved 29 forestry practices on the timber holdings of the school property and apply the revenues 30 derived from them and any other revenue source on the property for the further improvement 31 and development of the school forest and other school purposes. 32 33 SECTION 5. Except where otherwise provided, this Part takes effect upon approval by the 34 Governor, but no appropriation in Section 2 may be paid until the Comptroller General closes 35 the state's books on fiscal year 1995-96. 36 37 38 End of Part V