General Appropriations Bill H. 4700 for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1998
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1 PART III
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3 FISCAL YEAR 1998-99 SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS
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5 SECTION 1. The sources of general fund revenues appropriated in Section 2 of this part are as follows:
6 (1) Fiscal Year 1997-98 BEA Surplus $61,201,043
7 (2) Fiscal Year 1997-98 Unclaimed Property Fund per BEA 5,000,000
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9 TOTAL, All Sources $66,201,043
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11 SECTION 2. The following sums are appropriated from the general fund of the State to supplement appropriations made for the expenses
12 of state government in Part IA of this act to the extent that unobligated surplus revenues of the 1997-98 fiscal year are available:
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14 ( 1) General Reserve Fund $ 7,269,750
15 ( 2) Aid to Subdivisions: Local Government Fund 17,000,000
16 ( 3) Aid to Subdivisions: Property Tax Relief Fund 18,068,614
17 ( 4) Department of Health and Human Services:
18 (a) Medicaid Client Growth 2,778,770
19 (b) Medicaid Products Growth 3,000,000
20 (c) Supplemental Medicare Insurance Premium Increase 1,629,546
21 (d) Nursing Home Cost Adjustment 4,000,000
22 (e) Rural Health Clinics/Federally Qualified Health Centers Growth 1,499,735
23 (f) Phillis Wheatley Center 75,000
24 ( 5) Department of Social Services: Emotionally Disturbed Children 5,500,000
25 ( 6) Commission on Higher Education:
26 (a) Employment Tracking 52,000
27 (b) African American Loan Program 100,000
28 (c) Access and Equity 105,000
29 ( 7) University of South Carolina:
30 (a) Small Business Development Center 191,398
31 (b) African American Professors Program 150,000
32 ( 8) University of Charleston: Youth Race 50,000
33 ( 9) State Board for Technical and Comprehensive Education:
34 (a) Trident Tech: Omega Project 55,000
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1 (b) Greenville Tech: Missing and Exploited Children 10,000
2 (10) School for the Deaf and the Blind: Expand Summer Programs 53,420
3 (11) Wil Lou Gray School: Communications Support 25,000
4 (12) State Museum: Local Museum Initiative 125,000
5 (13) Department of Health and Environmental Control:
6 (a) Infectious Disease Detection and Control 53,351
7 (b) Osteoporosis Prevention and Education 100,000
8 (14) Department of Mental Health:
9 (a) Pilot Outreach Program 180,000
10 (b) Pilot Drug Project 200,000
11 (15) Department of Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Services: The Bridge 300,000
12 (16) Commission on Minority Affairs: Men's Service Centers 63,500
13 (17) Judicial Department: Alternate Dispute Resolution 500,000
14 (18) Attorney General: Violence Against Women 60,000
15 (19) Commission on Appellate Defense: Maintain FY98 Funding Level 340,000
16 (20) Department of Corrections:
17 (a) Maintenance of Facilities and Security Systems 363,718
18 (b) Medical Contracts Inflation 820,000
19 (21) Department of Juvenile Justice: Pilot Outreach Program 152,319
20 (22) Adjutant General: Tuition Assistance 250,000
21 (23) Department of Commerce: Technology Council 200,000
22 (24) Workers' Compensation Commission: Self Insurance Examiners 15,000
23 (25) Department of Natural Resources:
24 (a) Natural Resources Development 125,000
25 (b) Farm Forest Land Protection 50,000
26 (c) Aquatic Weed Management 75,000
27 (26) Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism:
28 (a) Palmetto Youth Games 25,000
29 (b) High School Rodeo 10,000
30 (c) South Carolina Peach Festival 60,000
31 (27) Governor's School for the Arts: Robert Shaw Choral Institute 20,000
32 (28) State Budget and Control Board:
33 (a) Confederate Relic Room Research 5,000
34 (b) Statewide Performance Audit 200,000
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1 (c) Oversight Requirement-Erdhardt 19,922
2 (d) Allendale Initiative 125,000
3 (e) Business Gateway 150,000
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5 TOTAL, Section 2 $66,201,043
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7 SECTION 3. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the following sums are appropriated from the general fund of the State to
8 supplement appropriations made for the expenses of state government in Part IA of this act to the extent that additional unobligated surplus
9 revenues of the 1997-98 fiscal year are available after making the appropriations provided in Section 2:
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11 ( 1) State Budget & Control Board: FY97-98 State Employee Pay Plan Annualization 9,359,113
12 ( 2) Department of Corrections: Operating Funds for four 256 bed facilities 6,567,947
13 ( 3) Department of Juvenile Justice: FY98 Annualization of Current Programs 6,160,275
14 ( 4) Probation, Parole, and Pardon Services: Restitution Act Implementation 1,000,000
15 ( 5) Department of Education: Teacher Longevity Pay 7,200,000
16 ( 6) State Budget and Control Board: Capitol Complex Site Improvements 1,950,952
17 ( 7) State Budget and Control Board Division of Regional Development: Local Governments Grants 4,588,619
18 ( 8) State Budget and Control Board Division of Regional Development: Infrastructure Revolving Fund 4,000,000
19 ( 9) Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism: Heritage Corridor 3,000,000
20 (10) Department of Natural Resources: Heritage Trust 200,000
21 (11) Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism: Regional Tourism Commissions 275,000
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23 TOTAL, Section 3 $44,301,906
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25 SECTION 4. The appropriations in Section 2 and Section 3 of this part are listed in priority order beginning with item (1). Item (1) of
26 Section 2 must be funded first and the remaining items or subitems must be funded seriatim to the extent that revenues are available. Each
27 item or subitem must be fully funded before any funds are allocated to the next item. Provided, however, that any individual item or subitem
28 may be partially funded in the order in which it appears to the extent that revenues are available. Unexpended funds appropriated pursuant
29 to this part may be carried forward to succeeding fiscal years and expended for the same purposes.
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31 SECTION 5. Except as otherwise stated, this part takes effect July 1, 1998, but no appropriation in Section 2 or Section 3 may be paid
32 until after the Comptroller General closes the state's books on fiscal year 1997-98 and no such appropriation shall be available to state
33 agencies until September 1, 1998. Appropriations contained in this part shall be posted in fiscal year 1998-99.
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35 END OF PART III
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1 All Acts or parts of Acts inconsistent with any of the provisions of Part I or Part III of this Act are hereby suspended for Fiscal
2 Year 1998-99.
3 All Acts or parts of Acts inconsistent with any of the provisions of Part II of this Act are hereby repealed.
4 Except as otherwise specifically provided herein, this Act shall take effect immediately upon its approval by the Governor.