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1PART III PAGE III- 1 1 PART III 2 3 SURPLUS FISCAL YEAR 1997-98 GENERAL FUND REVENUE APPROPRIATION 4 5SECTION 1.The following sums are appropriated from fiscal year 1997-98 surplus general fund revenues for the purposes stated: 6 7 ( 1) Aid to Subdivisions - Comptroller General 8 Local Government Study Committee...... 200,000 9 10 (1.1) A local government funding system study shall be undertaken by the Comptroller General. The Center for Governance of 11the University of South Carolina’s Institute of Public Affairs shall provide staffing for the project. 12 The mission of this undertaking is the development of a local government funding reform plan that addresses the needs of local 13government for a stable and diverse funding system that is accountable to the taxpayers and ensures equitable sharing of the tax 14burden. 15 To accomplish this reform project, there is created the Local Government Funding System Steering Committee consisting of the 16following members, who shall serve ex officio, or their designees: 17 1) the Governor; 18 2) the State Treasurer; 19 3) the Comptroller General; 20 4) the respective chairmen of the Senate Finance Committee and the House Ways and Means Committee; 21 5) the director of the Department of Revenue; 22 6) one each at large appointee by the Governor, Senate Finance Committee Chairman and House Ways and Means 23Committee Chairman. 24 25 The steering committee shall make an interim report by January 1, 2000 and a final report by April 1, 2000. 26 ( 2) Budget and Control Board - Division of Executive Director 27 Hurricane Bonnie - Matching Funds for FEMA Assistance...... 863,881 28 29 ( 3) Department of Education 30 (a) EAA Revised Assessment System...... 5,385,660 31 (b) Teacher Quality Grant Match - Training & Recruitment...... 1,000,000 32 (c) Teacher Collaborative - Middle School NSF Grant Match...... 1,000,000 33 (d) Council for Conflict Resolution...... 200,000 1PART III PAGE III- 2 1 ( 4) School for the Deaf and Blind 2 Summer Program - Annualize FY 1998-99 Funding...... 53,420 3 4 ( 5) Commission on Higher Education 5 (a) SREB Membership Fees & Dues...... 114,300 6 (b) EPSCOR - Match...... 2,500,000 7 (c) SCAMP - Match...... 600,000 8 9 ( 6) Higher Education Tuition Grants 10 Tuition Grants Annualization & Increase...... 1,300,000 11 12 ( 7) The Citadel 13 Assimilation of Women Continuation...... 548,960 14 15 ( 8) Clemson University 16 (a) Advanced Engineering Fibers & Films...... 1,000,000 17 (b) Municipal Services...... 1,117,000 18 19 (8.1) The funds appropriated for municipal services must be used to pay for the unique costs for maintenance of municipal 20corporation services including personnel, operations, equipment and facilities necessary for a municipal court, fire protection, and 21emergency medical services. 22 23 ( 9) University of Charleston 24 (a) Youth Race Relations Initiative...... 50,000 25 (b) Avery Research Center...... 265,000 26 27 (10) SC State University 28 1890 Leadership Institute Match...... 500,000 29 30 (11) University of South Carolina 31 (a) Small Business Development Center...... 191,398 32 (b) African American Professors Program...... 200,000 33 (c) Institute of Public Affairs - Civic Education...... 195,000 34 35 (12) State Board for Technical & Comprehensive Education 36 (a) Special Schools...... 2,000,000 37 (b) Trident TEC - Omega Project...... 75,000 1PART III PAGE III- 3 1 (13) SC Arts Commission 2 Grantmaking...... 600,000 3 4 (14) Department of Health and Human Services 5 Medicaid - Continuation of FY 1998-99 Funding...... 22,148,943 6 7 (15) Department of Health and Environmental Control 8 Public Health Districts Refurbishing...... 1,000,000 9 10 (16) Department of Social Services 11 Emotionally Disturbed Children...... 5,500,000 12 13 (17) Commission for the Blind 14 Building Renovation for Projects with Industry...... 250,000 15 16 (18) Clemson - PSA 17 (a) Agri-Systems Productivity & Profitability (2x4)...... 1,500,000 18 (b) Eastern Jr. Angus Show...... 10,000 19 20 (19) Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism 21 Alternative Funding Plan - Return PRT to General Fund Revenue...... 8,000,000 22 23 (20) Department of Commerce 24 (a) Staff Development Program...... 165,000 25 (b) SC Export Consortium...... 200,000 26 27 (21) Judicial Department 28 Information Technology...... 343,200 29 30 (21.1) (Supplemental Carry Forward) These funds originally appropriated to the department by SECTION 2 (22)(b), Part III, 31Act 155 of 1997, for Judicial Commitment are by this item reappropriated to the department for the purpose stated. 32 33 (22) Prosecution Coordination Commission 34 Richland/Kershaw Drug Court Annualization...... 110,506 35 36 (23) Department of Corrections 37 Operating Fund for Four 256-Bed Additions...... 3,175,754 1PART III PAGE III- 4 1 (24) Codification of Laws and Legislative Council 2 Rent...... 65,000 3 4 (25) Budget and Control Board 5 Division of Regional Development 6 Local Government Grant Fund...... 3,693,813 7 8 TOTAL ...... $66,121,835 9 10SECTION 2. Unexpended funds appropriated pursuant to this part may be carried forward to succeeding fiscal years and used for 11the same purposes. 12 13 14 END OF PART III 1PART IV PAGE IV- 1 1 PART IV 2 3 FISCAL YEAR 1999-2000 SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS 4 5SECTION 1. The sources of general fund revenues appropriated in Section 2 of this part are as follows: 6 7 8 Fiscal Year 1998-99 BEA Surplus...... $211,111,826 9 Unemployment Compensation Fund...... 11,642,442 10 Excess Debt Service Appropriation for FY 1998-99...... 4,651,107 11 12 TOTAL, All Sources ...... $227,405,375 13 14SECTION 2. The following sums are appropriated from the general fund of the State to supplement appropriations made for the 15expenses of state government in Part IA of this act to the extent that unobligated surplus revenues of the 1998-99 fiscal year are 16available: 17 18 ( 1) General Reserve Fund Contribution...... 7,721,564 19 20 ( 2) Aid to Subdivisions - Comptroller General 21 Tax Relief...... 10,000,000 22 23 ( 3) Department of Education 24 (a) EAA Alternative Schools...... 400,000 25 (b) School Bus Parts & Fuel...... 3,000,000 26 (c) School Building Aid/Maintenance...... 10,447,994 27 (d) SC Council on Holocaust...... 10,853 28 (e) Governors School for Arts 29 Personnel, Operating, Technology & Equipment...... 5,019,829 30 31 ( 4) Budget and Control Board 32 Division of Operations 33 K-12 Technology Initiative...... 16,500,000 34 35 ( 5) Educational Television Commission 36 Partnership for Distance Learning...... 669,000 1PART IV PAGE IV- 2 1 ( 6) Wil Lou Gray Opportunity School 2 (a) Replace Dorm/Cafeteria Furnishings...... 145,000 3 (b) Library Automation...... 25,000 4 5 ( 7) School for the Deaf and Blind 6 (a) Facilities Maintenance...... 245,000 7 (b) Security Improvements...... 255,000 8 9 ( 8) John De La Howe School 10 (a) Vehicle Leases...... 33,000 11 (b) Furniture & Playground Equipment...... 50,000 12 (c) Replace HVAC...... 250,000 13 14 ( 9) Commission on Higher Education 15 (a) Competitive Research Grants Match...... 1,500,000 16 (b) African American Loan Program...... 100,000 17 18 (10) The Citadel 19 Assimilation of Women Continuation...... 223,540 20 21 (11) Lander University 22 Academic Initiative...... 500,000 23 24 (12) University of South Carolina - Columbia 25 Baruch Institute National Estuarine Research Reserve...... 131,113 26 27 (13) Winthrop University 28 Science Equipment...... 1,000,000 29 30 (14) Medical University of South Carolina - Hospital 31 (a) AHEC Rural Physicians Program (Inflation)...... 12,000 32 (b) AHEC Nursing Recruitment (Inflation)...... 1,485 33 34 (15) State Board for Technical and Comprehensive Education 35 Motorcycle Safety Program...... 50,000 36 37 (16) Department of Archives and History 38 Cleveland School Memorial Foundation...... 50,000 1PART IV PAGE IV- 3 1 (17) SC State Library 2 Renovate Former Archives Building...... 125,000 3 4 (18) SC Arts Commission 5 (a) Penn Center...... 109,093 6 (b) Arts Education...... 500,000 7 8 (19) SC State Museum 9 Cayce Historical Museum...... 25,000 10 11 (20) Department of Health & Human Services 12 (a) Medicaid - Continuation of FY 1998-99 Funding...... 1,062,673 13 (b) Medicaid - Nursing Home Rate Adjustment...... 3,900,000 14 (c) Medicaid - Physician, Lab & X-Ray Adjustment...... 1,150,000 15 (d) Medicaid - Dental Rate Adjustment...... 1,000,000 16 (e) Medicaid - Dental Program Enhancement...... 3,000,000 17 (f) Medicaid - Dental Program TEC Colleges Clinics...... 100,000 18 (g) Medicaid - Nursing Home Staff Ratio Adjustment...... 2,360,000 19 (h) Medicaid - Hospitals...... 2,260,876 20 (i) Partners for Healthy Children...... 8,400,000 21 (j) Residential Care Optional State Supplement Increase...... 2,000,000 22 23 (21) Department of Health & Environmental Control 24 (a) Water Quality Improvement - Water Pollution Control...... 600,000 25 (b) Osteoporosis Prevention & Education...... 100,000 26 (c) Preventive Services for Seniors...... 400,000 27 (d) Hazardous Waste Subsidy...... 300,000 28 (e) Lancaster-Kershaw Rural Health Center Annualization...... 200,000 29 (f) Sickle Cell - Prevention, Education, Testing...... 900,000 30 (g) Rape Crisis Centers...... 400,000 31 32 (22) Department of Mental Health 33 (a) Crisis Stabilization...... 1,800,000 34 (b) Local Care for Case Management & Supervised Housing...... 700,000 35 (c) Nursing Program ...... 1,450,000 36 (d) Family Assistance for the Elderly...... 390,000 1PART IV PAGE IV- 4 1 (e) CMHC - Alzheimers Family Respite & Diagnostic Services...... 450,000 2 (f) Gateway House - Greenville...... 53,300 3 4 (23) Department of Disabilities and Special Needs 5 (a) Aging Caregivers/Residential Crisis Response...... 3,074,000 6 (b) Crisis Prevention - Individual Family Support Services...... 2,294,000 7 (c) Residential - Aging Caregivers...... 2,000,000 8 9 (24) Department of Alcohol & Other Drug Abuse Services 10 (a) Other Operating Expenses...... 200,000 11 (b) The Bridge Program...... 300,000 12 13 (25) Department of Social Services 14 (a) Foster Care Parents Payment Increase...... 1,644,618 15 (b) Special Needs Children Adoption Subsidy Increase...... 2,641,814 16 (c) Cherokee County Children’s Home...... 50,000 17 (d) Domestic Violence Shelters Increase...... 640,000 18 19 (26) Commission for the Blind 20 (a) Computer Equipment for Job Bank...... 15,191 21 (b) Computers...... 100,000 22 (c) Prevention of Blindness in Older Individuals...... 178,863 23 24 (27) Department of Agriculture 25 (a) Lab Services Renovations...... 38,000 26 (b) Quality Program...... 20,000 27 28 (28) Clemson - PSA 29 (a) Fire Ant Research & Education...... 200,000 30 (b) Tropical Soda Apple...... 80,000 31 32 (29) Department of Natural Resources 33 (a) Wildlife Diversity...... 300,000 34 (b) Game - Wildlife Operating & Personnel Costs...... 250,000 35 (c) Law Enforcement - Body Armor, Aircraft Maintenance, 36 Conservation Officers & Equipment...... 180,000 37 (d) Land, Water & Conservation - NPS Cost Share, 38 Water Monitoring & Aquatic Weeds...... 1,240,000 1PART IV PAGE IV- 5 1 (e) Dennis Wildlife Center Maintenance...... 100,000 2 (f) Natural Resources Development...... 150,000 3 (g) Water Quality Oversight...... 65,000 4 5 (30) Department of Parks, Recreation & Tourism 6 (a) US Youth Games...... 25,000 7 (b) Sampit River Boat Landing...... 150,000 8 (c) Freewood Farms...... 250,000 9 (d) SC Marathon Association...... 50,000 10 11 (31) Department of Commerce 12 (a) Toyko Office - Director Replacement...... 100,000 13 (b) Information Technology...... 150,000 14 (c) Technology Council...... 200,000 15 (d) Office Space in Capital Center...... 131,597 16 (e) Williamsburg Industrial Park...... 500,000 17 (f) Hartsville Airport...... 50,000 18 (g) Transfer Film Office From PRT...... 129,589 19 20 (32) Judicial Department 21 (a) Alternative Dispute Resolution Pilot Program...... 300,000 22 (b) Judicial Interpreters...... 25,000 23 24 (33) Prosecution Coordination Commission 25 (a) Judicial Circuits Support Expansion...... 1,081,144 26 (b) Rent, Tort Liability & Property Insurance Increases...... 18,926 27 28 (34) Commission on Indigent Defense 29 (a) Conflict Fund Increases...... 500,000 30 (b) PCR Operating Expenses...... 340,000 31 (c) Civil Appointments Fund...... 1,500,000 32 33 (34.1) (Appellate Conflict Fund) The purpose of this fund is to provide money to pay attorneys for representing indigent 34defendants on appellate review when the Office of Appellate Defense is unable to do so. Funds designated for appellate use in 35conflict cases shall be administered by the Office of Indigent Defense. The Office of Appellate Defense must first determine that it 36is unable to provide representation. Funds appropriated shall be divided into 12 equal amounts, no more than one part (or 1/12 of 37the total) of which may be paid out in any one month period except as designated below, provided, however, that funds designated 38for a particular month’s payments which are unused in that month may be carried forward into the next month and paid out in that 1PART IV PAGE IV- 6 1month along with that month’s funds. First priority for payment is to use these funds to pay attorneys fees in capital appeals and in 2capital Post Conviction Relief cases. These cases will be paid first during any one month, and if insufficient funds are available to 3competently satisfy any obligation payable during that month, funds may be advanced from the following month or months, to pay 4capital appeal fees. Once capital appeals are paid, remaining funds designated for that month may be used to pay non-capital 5appeals. Fees shall be $40 per hour for out of court work and $60 for in court work, with a maximum of $3,500 per case for non- 6capital appeals. Fees shall be $50 per hour for out of court work and $75 per hour for in court work in capital appeals with a 7maximum of $10,000 per capital appeal. The appropriate appellate court shall review and approve vouchers for payment for 8appellate conflict cases. The Office of Appellate Defense shall continue to provide printing and other support functions currently 9provided from their resources. On June 30 of each year, the Office of Indigent Defense shall review all outstanding obligations in 10this fund. Any unspent and unobligated money shall be used to pay outstanding vouchers in the Death Penalty Trial Fund or the 11Conflict Fund, provided the designated fund has become exhausted during the year. 12 13 (35) Department of Corrections 14 Operating Funds for Four 256-Bed Additions...... 3,074,246 15 16 (36) Department of Probation, Parole and Pardon Services 17 (a) Offender Supervision - Furlough Program ...... 233,892 18 (b) Increase Restitution Center Beds to Requirement...... 40,842 19 (c) Information Technology Enhancements...... 210,000 20 (d) Offender Drug Testing...... 100,397 21 (e) Contract Bedspace...... 150,000 22 23 (37) Department of Juvenile Justice 24 (a) Smaller Decentralized Facilities...... 2,051,319 25 (b) Other Operating Expenses...... 1,133,423 26 27 (38) Commission on Minority Affairs 28 Men’s Service Centers...... 34,609 29 30 (39) Legislative Information Systems 31 House of Representatives Repair/Refurbishing & Licenses...... 100,000 32 33 (39.1) The funds appropriated to Legislative Information Systems, must be used only for the purpose of repair, spare parts, 34refurbishing, or replacement of components of the voting, sound, or video projection systems and license increases for the House 35of Representatives. Any unexpended funds in this category may be carried forward and used for the same purpose. 36 37 (40) Governor’s Office - OEPP 38 (a) Governor’s School at College of Charleston...... 100,000 1PART IV PAGE IV- 7 1 (b) Protection & Advocacy for People with Disabilities...... 125,400 2 (c) Veteran’s Affairs - Korean War Memorial...... 200,000 3 4 (41) Secretary of State 5 Information Technology...... 600,000 6 7 (42) Adjutant General 8 (a) Emergency Preparedness State Match...... 451,260 9 (b) Scholarship Program Annualization...... 150,000 10 (c) Armory Operations...... 250,000 11 12 (43) Election Commission 13 Poll Managers Increase...... 683,760 14 15 (43.1) (Poll Managers Increase) Managers and clerks of state and county elections shall receive a per diem of $45.00; but 16managers must not be paid for more than two days for any election and clerks for not more than three days for any election. The 17commission may adjust the per diem of $45 for the managers and clerks of the statewide election to a higher level only to the 18extent that the appropriation for the statewide election is sufficient to bear the added cost of increasing the per diem and the cost of 19the statewide election. 20 21 (44) Budget and Control Board 22 Division of Executive Director 23 Statewide Performance Audit...... 150,000 24 25 (45) Budget and Control Board 26 Division of Operations 27 Capitol Complex Renovations...... 1,835,269 28 29 (46) Budget and Control Board 30 Division of Budget and Analyses 31 (a) Confederate Relic Room Rent Increase...... 208,518 32 (b) Geodetic Survey - State Ortho Mapping...... 100,000 33 (c) Geodetic Survey - State Boundary Program...... 100,000 34 (d) Leadership South Carolina...... 75,000 35 36 (46.1) (State Boundary Program) The funds appropriated in this item for State Boundary Mapping may not be used for county 37boundary determination. The funds must be used only for the State Boundary resolution between South and North Carolina. 1PART IV PAGE IV- 8 1 (47) Budget and Control Board 2 Division of Regional Development 3 Salkehatchie Leadership Center...... 125,000 4 5 (48) Budget and Control Board 6 Employee Benefits 7 FY 1997-98 Pay Plan Annualization...... 3,059,113 8 9 (49) Department of Education 10 (a) Homework Centers...... 500,000 11 (b) Laptop Computers for SAT Preparation Pilot Project...... 1,000,000 12 13 (49.1) (Homework Centers) The $500,000 appropriated above for Homework Centers shall be used to fund a competitive grant 14program to be administered by the Department of Education for homework centers. Homework Centers shall provide assistance to 15students in understanding and completing their school work The grants may be made available to organizations exempt from 16taxation under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code and operating in the geographical area of school districts which are 17not eligible for funds appropriated for Homework Centers on the basis of being an “impaired” school district for purposes of the 18Education Accountability Act. Not more than $40,000 shall be issued to grant applicants in the geographical area of a single 19school district. The Department of Education shall develop eligibility criteria for grant applicants. Preference shall be given to 20grant applicants: (1) serving socially and economically disadvantaged students, and (2) serving entire attendance zones within a 21school district. 22 23 (50) Department of Corrections 24 (a) Medical Expenses - Increase & HIV Treatment...... 2,000,000 25 (b) Inmate Clothing, Pillows/Mattresses, Legal Library...... 1,000,000 26 (c) Institutional Maintenance...... 1,000,000 27 28 (51) Department of Juvenile Justice 29 Smaller Decentralized Facilities...... 2,000,000 30 31 (52) Department of Public Safety 32 DMV Computer System...... 1,000,000 33 34 (53) Department of Insurance 35 Computer System - Year 2000 Compliance...... 3,500,000 1PART IV PAGE IV- 9 1 (54) Budget and Control Board 2 Division of Regional Development 3 Local Government Grant Fund...... 2,894,806 4 5 (55) Department of Revenue 6 Electronic Document Processing System...... 1,000,000 7 8 (56) State Board for Technical & Comprehensive Education 9 Special Schools...... 8,500,000 10 11 (57) Commission on Higher Education 12 (a) Performance Funding Increase...... 7,198,894 13 (b) Competitive Research Grants Match...... 1,000,000 14 (c) Competitive Technology Grants Match...... 500,000 15 (d) GEAR-UP - 6th & 7th Higher Ed Awareness Grant Match...... 1,000,000 16 (e) Need Based Grant Funds...... 500,000 17 (f) Access & Equity...... 500,000 18 (g) Academic Endowment Incentive...... 1,000,000 19 20 (58) University of South Carolina 21 Columbia Campus 22 Law Library ...... 289,301 23 24 (59) S.C. State University 25 (a) Business School Accreditation...... 500,000 26 (b) DHEC Health & Safety Audit Compliance...... 1,000,000 27 28 (60) State Board for Technical & Comprehensive Education 29 Greenville TEC - Upstate Training Alliance Match...... 200,000 30 31 (61) Department of Archives & History 32 Microfilming of Historic County Records...... 100,000 33 34 (62) Department of Mental Health 35 (a) Sexual Predator Evaluation & Treatment Program...... 4,017,161 36 (b) Juvenile Justice Lawsuit Subclass - Medicaid Match...... 2,000,000 37 (c) Crisis Stabilization...... 1,000,000 1PART IV PAGE IV- 10 1 (63) Department of Health & Human Services 2 (a) Medicaid - Dental Program Participation...... 900,000 3 (b) Medicaid - Hospitals...... 7,739,124 4 5 (64) Department of Alcohol & Other Drug Abuse Services 6 Rehabilitation Services - Medicaid Match...... 1,500,000 7 8 (65) The Senate 9 Legal Expenses...... 250,000 10 11 (66) House of Representatives 12 Legal Expenses...... 250,000 13 14 (67) School for the Deaf and Blind 15 (a) Accessibility & Safety Facility Improvements...... 1,202,877 16 (b) Houston Hall - Electrical & A/C...... 588,500 17 18 (68) Department of Education 19 (a) Roper Mountain Science Center...... 2,000,000 20 (b) School Safety Officers...... 7,000,000 21 22 (68.1) Funds appropriated to the Department of Education for School Safety Officers shall be allocated to the school districts 23based on the preceding year’s average daily membership in grades 6-12. No local match is required. Funds not utilized by non- 24participating school districts shall be redistributed to participating districts. Local school districts may contract with local Police or 25Sheriff Departments to provide middle and high schools with commissioned public safety officers to serve in the schools. Funds 26shall not be used to hire school district employees. 27 28 (69) Department of Commerce 29 Self Genetics Center...... 3,500,000 30 31 (70) Budget and Control Board 32 Division of Regional Development 33 Water and Sewer for Newry...... 600,000 34 35 (71) State Board for Technical & Comprehensive Education 36 (a) Trident TEC - Industrial/Economic Development Center...... 3,000,000 37 (b) Trident TEC - Electro-Mechanical Lab Match...... 800,000 1PART IV PAGE IV- 11 1 (72) Adjutant General 2 State Guard Equipment and Training...... 116,580 3 4 (73) Department of Health & Environmental Control 5 SC Beach Restoration & Improvement Trust Fund...... 2,500,000 6 7 (74) Department of Health & Human Services 8 Beaufort Memorial Hospital/Jasper Primary Care Complex...... 300,000 9 10 (75) State Board for Technical & Comprehensive Education 11 (a) Chesterfield-Marlboro TEC - Campus Loop Road...... 180,000 12 (b) Spartanburg TEC - Student Services Building...... 2,000,000 13 14 (76) Department of Agriculture 15 Anderson County Farmers’ Market...... 100,000 16 17 (77) Department of Natural Resources 18 Walhalla State Fish Hatchery...... 75,000 19 20 (77.1) (Walhalla State Fish Hatchery) The Department of Natural Resources shall provide the funds authorized for the Walhalla 21State Fish Hatchery facility improvement only on the condition that matching funds of at least $225,000 have been obtained by the 22Department. The funds authorized shall lapse to the General Fund if the other specified funds are not available by June 30, 2000. 23 24 (78) Department of Parks, Recreation & Tourism 25 (a) H.C. Theater of the Republic Center...... 150,000 26 (b) H.L. Hunley...... 3,000,000 27 (c) Brown’s Ferry Vessel/Rice Museum...... 150,000 28 29 (78.1) (H.L. Hunley) The three million dollars ($3,000,000) appropriated to the department must be used for the recovery, 30restoration, and renovation of the H.L. Hunley. 31 32 (79) S.C. State Museum 33 Observatory, Planetarium and Theatre...... 1,000,000 34 35 (80) Department of Transportation 36 Greenville Transit Authority...... 200,000 1PART IV PAGE IV- 12 1 (81) Department of Education 2 Williamston Career Center Building Expansion...... 250,000 3 4 (82) University of South Carolina 5 Salkehatchie Campus 6 Campus Facility Upgrade...... 1,000,000 7 8 (83) Francis Marion University 9 Satellite Nursing Program...... 547,022 10 11 (84) University of South Carolina 12 Union Campus 13 Truluck Activities Center Renovation...... 200,000 14 15 (85) State Board for Technical & Comprehensive Education 16 Tri-County TEC - Health Sciences Building Construction/Renovation...... 1,000,000 17 18 (86) S.C. State Museum 19 Lee County Cotton Museum...... 100,000 20 21 (87) Department of Commerce 22 (a) Columbia Conference Center...... 2,500,000 23 (b) Spartanburg Renaissance Project...... 2,000,000 24 (c) Landrum Alive Downtown Beautification...... 60,000 25 26 (88) Department of Archives & History 27 Sumter-Maysville Education Archives & Historical Learning Center...... 315,000 28 29 (89) Department of Mental Health 30 Veteran’s Nursing Home...... 3,500,000 31 32 (90) Department of Parks, Recreation & Tourism 33 Cherokee County Historical Museum & Fine Arts Center...... 250,000 34 35 (91) Budget and Control Board 36 Division of Regional Development 37 Anderson County Broadway Lake Revitalization Project...... 100,000 1PART IV PAGE IV- 13 1 (92) Department of Archives & History 2 Charleston County Courthouse/State House Renovation...... 1,000,000 3 4 (93) SC State University 5 Federal Transportation Grant Match...... 600,000 6 7 (94) Adjutant General 8 Spartanburg National Guard Armory...... 1,000,000 9 10 TOTAL ...... $227,405,375 11 12SECTION 3.The appropriations in Section 2 of this part are listed in priority order beginning with item (1) and each separate 13appropriation item or subitem must be fully funded before the next item or subitem in order is paid. Unexpended funds 14appropriated pursuant to this part may be carried forward to succeeding fiscal years and expended for the same purposes. 15 16SECTION 4. Except as otherwise stated, this part takes effect July 1, 1999, but no appropriation in Section 2 may be paid until 17after the Comptroller General closes the state’s books on fiscal year 1998-99 and no such appropriation shall be available to state 18agencies until September 1, 1999. Appropriations contained in this part shall be posted in Fiscal Year 1999-2000. 19 20 END OF PART IV 21 22 All Acts or parts of Acts inconsistent with any of the provisions of Part I, Part III, or Part IV of this Act are hereby suspended for 23Fiscal Year 1998-99. 24 All Acts or parts of Acts inconsistent with any of the provisions of Part II of this Act are hereby repealed. 25 Except as otherwise specifically provided herein, this Act shall take effect immediately upon its approval by the Governor.

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