444 Act 1994-74 LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA

No. 1994-74

A SUPPLEMENT SB 690 To the act of June 16, 1994 (P.L.344, No.50), entitled “An act providing for the capital budget for the fiscal year 1994-1995,” itemizing public improvement projects, furniture and equipment projects, transportation assistance projects, redevelopment assistance and redevelopment assistance capital projects, flood control projects and Keystone Recreation, Park and Conservation projects to be constructed or acquired or assisted by the Department of General Services, the Department of Environmental Resources, the Department of Community Affairs, theDepartment of Transportation, the PennsylvaniaFish and Boat Commission or the Pennsylvania Game Commission, together with their estimated financial costs; authorizing the incurring of debt without the approval of the electors for the purpose offinancing the projects to be constructed or acquired or assisted by the Department of General Services, the Department of Environmental Resources, the Department ofCommunity Affairs or theDepartment ofTransportation; stating the estimated useful life of the projects; authorizing certain waivers; making appropriations; and making repeals.

The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania hereby enacts as follows:

Section 1. Short title. This act shall be known and may be cited as the Capital Budget Project Itemization Act for 1994-1995. Section 2. Total authorizations. (a) Public improvements.—The total authorization for the additional capital projects in the category of public improvement projects itemized in section 3 and to be acquired or constructed by the Department of General Services, its successors or assigns, and to be financedby the incurring of debt shall be $1,345,046,000. (b) Furniture and equipment.—The total authorization for the additional capital projects in the category of public improvement projects consisting of the acquisition of original movable furniture and equipment to complete public improvement projects itemized in section 4 and to be acquiredby the Department of General Services, its successors or assigns, and to be financed by the incurring of debt shall be $34,282,000. (c) Transportation assistance.—The total authorization for the capital projects in the category of transportation assistance projects itemized in section 5 with respect to which an interest is to be acquired in or constructed by the Department of Transportation, its successors or assigns, and to be financed by the incurring of debt shall be $244,829,000. (d) Redevelopment assistance.—The total authorization forthe additional capital projects in the category of redevelopment assistance and redevelopment assistance capital projects itemized in section 6 for capital SESSION OF 1994 Act 1994-74 445 grants by the Department of Community Affairs, its successors or assigns, and to be financed by the incurring of debt shall be $573,322,000. (e) Flood control.—The total authorization for the capital projects in the category of flood control projects itemized in section 7 and to be constructed by the Department ofEnvironmental Resources, its successors or assigns, and to be fmanced by the incurring of debt shall be $28,032,000. (f) KeystoneRecreation, Park and Conservation.—Thetotal authorization for the capital projects in the category of Keystone Recreation, Park and Conservation projects itemized in section 8 and to be constructed by the Department of Environmental Resources, its successors or assigns, and to be financed from revenues in the Keystone Recreation, Park and Conservation Fund shall be $15,450,000. (g) Fish and Boat Fund projects.—The total authorizations forthe capital projects in the category of public improvement projects itemized in section 9 to be acquired or developed by the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission and to be financed from current revenues of the Boat Fund and the Fish Fund pursuant to executive authorizations and from revenues allocated to the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission in the Keystone Recreation, Park arid Conservation Fund shall be $1,350,000. (h) Game Fund projecis. —The total auihoriiation for the capital projects in the category of public implovement projects itemized in seCtiOn l() to be acquired by the Pennsylvania Game Commission and to he financed from current revenues of the Game I urid pursuant to executive authorii.ations shall be $962,000. Section 3. Itemization of public improvement projects. Additional capital projects in the category of public improvement projects to be constructed or acquired by the Department of General Services, its successors or assigns, and to be financed by the incurring of debt, are hereby itemized, together with their respective estimated financial costs, as follows: Total Project Project Allocation (1) Department of Corrections $15,096,000

(i) State Correctional Institution - Cambridge Springs (A) Life safety code improvements 2,458,000

(Base Project Allocation - $2,048,000) (Design and Contingencies - $410,000) (B) Improvements to the water line from the water plant to the existing tank 590,000

(Base Project Allocation - $500,000) (Design and Contingencies $90 000) (C) Construction of a 500 000-gallon water storage tank 367,000 (Base ProjuA Allocation $25() 000) (Land Allocation $37 000) 446 Act 1994-74 LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA

(Design and Contingencies - $80,000) (D) Replacement of sewer line from the Cambridge Springs CorrectionalFacility to the sewer plant 575,000

(Base Project Allocation - $500,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $75,000) (E) Improvements to the water filtration plant 402,000

(Base Project Allocation - $350,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $52,000) (F) Increase of hydraulic capacity of sewage treatment plant to eliminate discharge into French Creek 978,000

(Base Project Allocation - $850,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $128,000) (0) Renovate Kosciuszko Hall 4,422,000

(Base Project Allocation - $3,685,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $737,000) (ii) State Correctional Institution - Clearfield (A) Construction of access road 2,000,000

(iii) State Correctional Institution - Graterford (A) Additional funds forDGS 577-24 - new kitchen and dining facilities 2,791,000

(Base Project Allocation - $2,326,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $465,000) (iv) State Correctional Institution - Waynesburg (A) Construct perimeter road and expand parking 513,000 (Base Project Allocation - $427,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $86,000) (2) Department of Education $560,573,000 (i) Thaddeus Stevens State School of Technology (A) Renovation of two fire towers 511,000

(Base Project Allocation - $426,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $85,000) (B) Asbestos removal 868,000 (Base Project Allocation - $868,000) (ii) The Pennsylvania State University (A) University Park Campus

(I) Alteration of facilities for ADA compliance - Phase I 20,000,000 (II) Utility Expansion for West Campus

Development - Phase I 15,000,000 (III) Waste water system improvements 10,000,000

(IV) Classroom building - Phase II 11,000,000 (V) Renovation of and addition to Ferguson Building 9,000,000 SESSION OF 1994 Act 1994-74 447

(VI) Academic support services complex - Phase I 16,500,000

(VII) Site Development of West Campus - Phase I 5,000,000 (VIII) Modernization of Sparks Building 5,500,000 (IX) Renovation and addition to Support Services Facilities 7,200,000 (X) Expansion and improvements to Telecommunications Infrastructure 15,800,000

(XI) Construction of Engineering Center - Phase I 36,100,000 (XII) Electrical network, service and standby development 3,100,000 (XIII) Library Depository Facility 10,000,000 (XIV) Renovation of the Animal Diagnostics Laboratory and incinerator 2,000,000

(Base Project Allocation - $1,818,000) (Design and Contingencies - $182,000) (B) Allentown Campus (I) Construction of multipuipose building 2,040,000 (C) Altoona Campus (I) Construct multistory Classroom Building 4,900,000 (II) Alteration of facilities for ADA compliance 1,400,000 (D) Beaver Campus (I) Alteration of facilities for ADA compliance 1,100,000 (E) Behrend College, Erie (I) Alteration of facilities for ADA compliance 1,800,000 (F) Berks Campus (I) Construct Academic Building 4,600,000 (II) Alteration of facilities for ADA compliance 1,600,000 (G) Capital College, Harrisburg (I) Renovation to utility systems 12,000,000 (II) Alteration of facilities for ADA compliance 3,200,000 (H) Delaware County Campus (I) Alteration of facilities for ADA compliance 1,100,000 (I) DuBois Campus (I) Alteration of facilities for ADA compliance 1,000,000 (J) Fayette Campus (I) Improvements of utility systems 3,000,000 (II) Alteration of facilities for ADA compliance 1,000,000 (K) Great Valley Center (I) Addition to building and parking deck 5,200,000 (L) Hazleton Campus (I) Alteration of facilities for ADA compliance 1,400,000 (II) Construction of maintenance building 1,200,000 448 Act 1994-74 LAWS OF PENNSYLVAMA

(M) Hershey Medical Center (I) Construction of Nursing Education and Medical Research Facility 18,900,000

(II) Alteration of facilities for ADA compliance - Phase I 1,000,000 (N) McKeesport Campus (I) Alteration of facilities for ADA compliance 1,200,000 (0) Mont Alto Campus (I) Renovation of General Studies Building 3,200,000 (II) Alteration of facility for ADA compliance 1,000,000 (P) New Kensington Campus (I) Alteration of facilities for ADA compliance 1,000,000 (Q) Ogontz Campus (I) Alteration of facilities for ADA compliance 2,200,000 (II) Renovationof Sutherland andLares Buildings

- Phase II 8,100,000 (R) Schuylkill Campus (I) Alteration of facility for ADA compliance 1,100,000 (S) Shenango Campus (I) Alteration of facility for ADA compliance 1,100,000 (II) Construction of multipurpose center 5,000,000 (T) Wilkes-Barre Campus (I) Alteration of facility for ADA compliance 1,200,000 (U) Worthington Scranton Campus (I) Alteration of facilities for ADA compliance 1,000,000 (V) York Campus (I) Construct library addition and auditorium and classroom building 11,900,000 (II) Construct Maintenance Building 1,200,000 (III) Alteration of facilities for ADA compliance 1,200,000 (iii) University of Pittsburgh (A) All Locations (I) Renovations and code compliance, including ADA, for State-owned buildings 7,200,000 (II) Replacement of CFC chillers with non-CFC machines 5,000,000 (III) Deferred maintenance for buildings and building systems of State-owned buildings 7,000,000 (IV) Replace and upgrade electrical systems 3,150,000 (B) Johnstown Campus (I) Underground Telecommunications Systems 1,000,000 (II) Library Renovations 4,080,000 (C) Oakland Campus

(I) Renovation and addition to Trees Hall - Phase II 10,000,000 ESSION OF 1994 Act 1994-74 449

(II) Hillman Library Renovation - Phase II 15,400,000

(III) Salk Hall - Phase II 7,500,000 (IV) Renovation/addition to Field House 10,000,000 (V) Additional funds for DOS 1103-48, Convocation Center and Field House Complex 7,800,000

(Base Project Allocation - $6,500,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $1,300,000) (D) Titusville Campus (I) Underground Telecommunications Systems 500,000 (F) Bradford Campus (I) Fine Arts Building 12,300,000

(Base Project Allocation - $12,000,000)

(Land Allocation - $300,000) (II) Frame-Westerberg Commons Expansion 7,500,000

(Base Project Allocation - $7,500,000) (III) Sports Center Expansion 7,000,000

(Base Project Allocation - $7,000,000) (IV) Maintenance Building 1,800,000

(Base Project Allocation - $1,800,000) (V) Construction of academic building classrooms, offices, laboratories 2,600,000 (Base Project Allocation - $2,600,000) (iv) Temple University

(A) Library and Learning Resources Center - H.S.C. Campus 31,800,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $26,500,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $5,300,000)

(B) Renovations to Beury Hall - Main Campus 9,120,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $7,600,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $1,520,000)

(C) Renovations to Barton Hall - Main Campus 11,160,000

(Base Construction Allocation - $9,300,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $1,860,000)

(D) Renovations to Bio-Life Sciences Building - Main Campus 19,730,000

(Base Construction Allocation - $16,400,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $3,330,000) (F) Renovations to original Dental School Building -

Health Sciences Center Facility - H.S.C. Campus 13,450,000

(Base Construction Allocation - $11,200,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $2,250,000)

(F) Education Center - Ambler Campus 5,760,000

(Base Construction Allocation - $4,800,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $960,000) 450 Act 1994-74 LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA

(G) TomlinsonTheatreRenovations andExpansion -

Part I - Main Campus 2,580,000

(Base Construction Allocation - $2,150,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $430,000) (H) Renovation of Mitten Hall 2,600,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $2,170,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $430,000) (I) Renovation of Curtis Hall 3,840,000

(Base Construction Allocation - $3,200,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $640,000)

(J) Emergency Fire and Safety Renovations - Phase

II - Main Campus 3,985,000

(Base Project Allocation - $3,320,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $665,000)

(K) Renovations for A.D.A. Compliance - Various Campuses 22,700,000

(Base Project Allocation - $18,900,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $3,800,000)

(L) Security System - Main Campus 7,000,000

(Base Project Allocation - $5,800,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $1,200,000) (M) Electric Utility Distribution System Renovations

- Main Campus 8,400,000

(Base Project Allocation - $7,000,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $1,400,000) (N) Telecommunication Infrastructure Expansion 9,600,000

(Base Project Allocation - $8,000,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $1,600,000)

(0) Conversion of fluorescent lighting systems - all campuses 4,080,000

(Base Project Allocation - $3,400,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $680,000) (P) In DOS Projects, upgrade certain HVAC systems, replace certain roofs and rehabilitate two lecture halls 5,040,000

(Base Project Allocation - $4,200,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $840,000) (v) Lincoln University (A) Campus security system 1,251,000

(Base Project Allocation - $1,251,000) (B) Construction of an international cultural center 13,091,000

(Base Project Allocation - $10,808,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $2,283,000) (vi) University of Pennsylvania (A) Incinerator construction at New Bolton Center 937,000 SESSION OF 1994 Act 1994-74 451

(Base Project Allocation - $852,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $85,000) (3) Department of Environmental Resources $55,585,000 (i) Cook Forest State Park (A) Additional funds for DOS 191-40 - renovating and construction of Sawmill Center 1,500,000 (B) Saw Mill Center construction of rustic lodge 3,000,000 (Base Project Allocation - $2,700,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $300,000) (ii) Little Buffalo State Park (A) Construction of an arts building 7,000 (Base Project Allocation - $7,000) (iii) Laurel Hill State Park (A) Construction of an environmental educa- tion/visitor center 2,530,000 (iv) Lehigh Gorge State Park (A) Development of Rockport access area 2,129,000

(Base Project Allocation - $1,774,000) (Design and Contingencies - $355,000) (v) Prince Oallitzin State Park (A) Construction of access road from SR 1021 11,273,000 (vi) Raccoon Creek State Park (A) Access road from SR 3000 and improvements to facilities 2,000,000 (vii) Sproul State Forest (A) Rehabilitation of Hyner View Road 1,100,000 (viii) Swatara State Park (A) Additional funds forDOS 152-1, constructionof dam and reservoir 8,000,000 (B) Additional funds for DOS 194-45 - Phase II relocation of roads and utilities 2,500,000 (ix) State Forest District Number 15 (A) Capping and revegetating of Thompson-Hollow Landfill 2,000,000

(Base Project Allocation - $2,000,000) (x) Borough of Conshohocken, Montgomery County (A) Additional funds for DOS 181-7, Plymouth Creek improvement 500,000 (xi) Borough of Pitcairn (A) Concrete channel protection system 6,922,000 (Base Project Allocation - $5,768,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $1,154,000) (xii) Borough of Nanty Gb (A) Additional funds for DOS 184-6, widen Black Lick Creek flood protection 1,404,000 452 Act 1994-74 LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA

(Base Project Allocation - $1,170,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $234,000) (xiii) Clearfield Borough (A) Restoration of bank along Little Susquehanna Creek 1,000,000 (xiv) Oulich Township (A) Improvements to Janesville Dam 500,000 (xv) Bigler Township (A) Restoration of Little Muddy Run 1,000,000 (xvi) Berks County (A) Rehabilitation of Felix Dam 500,000 (xvii) Delaware County (A) Ridley Park Borough - replacement of EastLake Dam 500,000 (xviii) Luzerne County

(A) West Side Landfill Authority - postclosure, capping and revegetating 6,000,000 (xix) Montgomery County

(A) Abington and Upper Dublin Townships - Sandy Run Flood Protection Project 720,000

(Base Project Allocation - $600,000) (Design and Contingencies - $120,000) (xx) Dixmont State Hospital Property (A) Environmental cleanup 500,000 (4) Department of General Services $126,126,000 (i) Dauphin County (A) Construction of an administrative headquarters and associated parking for the Public Utility Commission, provided that, if possible, economically feasible and in the best interests of the taxpayers of this Commonwealth, the building shall be constructed on land currently owned by the Commonwealth 46,924,000

(Base Project Allocation - $41,524,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $5,400,000) (ii) Capitol Complex (A) Renovation of Labor and Industry Building 3,100,000 (Base Project Allocation - $2,583,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $517,000) (B) Renovation of Health and Welfare Building 1,853,000

(Base Project Allocation - $1,544,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $309,000) (C) Construction of addition to and renovation of the State Record Center 2,500,000 (Base Project Allocation - $2,100,000) SESSION OF 1994 Act 1994-74 453

(Design and Contingencies - $400,000) (D) Construction of freight elevator in the north end of the State Capitol Building 1,000,000 (F) Additional funds for project DOS 948-35. The additional funds shall be used for the repair and renovation of fire damage at the Transportation and Safety Building. The amount of the additional funds appropriated shall be reduced by an amount equal to any payment received from the Commonwealth’s insurance carriers 60,000,000

(Base Project Allocation - $60,000,000) (iii) Philadelphia State Office Building

(A) Additional funds for DGS 943-7 - fire and safety improvements 2,237,000 (Base Project Allocation - $1,864,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $373,000) (iv) Pittsburgh State Office Building (A) Renovation of Pittsburgh State Office Building 5,112,000

(Base Project Allocation - $4,260,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $852,000) (v) Tioga County

(A) Construction of a welcome center at the Tioga - Hammond Dam area along U.S. 15 3,400,000

(Base Project Allocation - $3,000,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $400,000) (5) Historical and Museum Commission $5,824,000 (i) Butler Industrial Museum (A) Building and site improvement 500,000

(Base Project Allocation - $415,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $85,000) (ii) DeBence Museum (A) Building and site improvements 250,000 (iii) Muhlenberg House 450,000 (Base Project Allocation - $400,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $50,000) (iv) The Highlands, Ft. Washington, Pa. (A) Restoration and maintenance 100,000 (v) Old Economy Village (A) Restoration and preservation of Great House 540,000 (Base Project Allocation - $450,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $90,000)

(vi) Scottish Rite Cathedral - City of New Castle (A) Renovation and improvements. The design portion of this project shall include the cost of a 454 Act 1994-74 LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA

study to determine the feasibility of restoration. The cost of the study shall not exceed $100,000. 500,000

(Base Project Allocation - $400,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $100,000) (vii) Schuylkill County

(A) Anthracite Museum of Mining - construct a multiuse auditorium/community room 484,000

(Base Project Allocation - $421,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $63,000) (viii) Venango County (A) Improvements to roof and addition to Drake Well State Museum 3,000,000

(Base Project Allocation - $2,400,000) (Design and Contingencies - $600,000) (6) Department of Military Affairs $8,369,000 (i) Armstrong County Armory (A) New Armory, Ford City 960,000

(Base Project Allocation - $675,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $135,000)

(Land Allocation - $150,000) (ii) Indiana County Armory (A) New Armory 870,000

(Base Project Allocation - $725,000) (Design and Contingencies - $145,000) (iii) Erie Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Home (A) Replacement of fire and smoke detection system 198,000

(Base Project Allocation - $165,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $33,000) (iv) Hollidaysburg Veterans Home (A) Smoke removal systems in MacArthur and Eisenhower Halls 220,000 (B) Steam Tunnel repair 350,000 (v) Cambria County Armory (A) New Armory, Johnstown 1,380,000

(Base Project Allocation - $1,150,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $230,000) (vi) Westmoreland County Armory (A) New Armory, Mount Pleasant 1,671,000

(Base Project Allocation - $1,176,000) (Design and Contingencies - $235,000)

(Land Allocation - $260,000) (vii) Philipsburg Airport (A) Flight facility andannory at Philipsburg Airport 600,000 (Base Project Allocation - $500,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $100,000) SESSION OF 1994 Act 1994-74 455

(viii) Mid-State Regional Airport (A) Construction of Butler Building 500,000

(Base Project Allocation - $400,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $100,000) (ix) Johnstown Army National Guard Armory (A) Construction and renovation 1,500,000 (x) 28th Division Shrine (A) For the purchase and installation of the plaques of the 28th Division on the WWII Memorial Wall at Boalsburg 120,000 (7) Department of Public Welfare $12,863,000 (i) Loysville Youth Development Center (A) Air condition Allegheny Building 228,000 (Base Project Allocation - $190,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $38,000) (ii) Central Pennsylvania Youth Development Center (A) Acquisition or construction of facility for use as a maximum security youth development center 3,200,000

(Base Project Allocation - $3,200,000) The amount provided for thisproject is the maximum amount which may be used for the acquisition or construction of this facility. (iii) Youth Forestry Camp Number 2 (A) Addition to Dormitory A 256,000 (Base Project Allocation - $213,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $43,000) (iv) Youth Forestry Camp Number 3 (A) Construction of perimeter security fence around institution 350,000 (Base Project Allocation - $300,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $50,000) (v) Allentown State Hospital (A) Upgrade electrical distribution system 1,917,000

(Base Project Allocation - $1,598,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $319,000) (vi) Clarks Summit State Hospital (A) Replacement of water distribution system 1,800,000

(Base Project Allocation - $1,500,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $300,000) (vii) Mayview State Hospital (A) Renovate baths in Dixon Building No. 27 282,000

(Base Project Allocation - $235,000) (Design and Contingencies - $47,000) (viii) Norristown State Hospital (A) Renovate Laundry Building No. 35 1,200,000 456 Act 1994-74 LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA

(Base Project Allocation - $1,000,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $200,000) (ix) Warren State Hospital (A) Upgrade heating control systems 540,000

(Base Project Allocation - $450,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $90,000) (x) Laurelton Center (A) Replace air conditioning and windows 720,000

(Base Project Allocation - $600,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $120,000) (xi) Wernersvilbe State Hospital (A) Upgrade water supply/treatment systems 660,000

(Base Project Allocation - $550,000) (Design and Contingencies - $110,000) (xii) Ebensburg Center (A) Upgrade water supply distribution system 660,000

(Base Project Allocation - $550,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $110,000) (B) Reconstruct masonry walls and upgrade windows in Keystone House, Harmony House, Laurel House, Villa, JFK, Horizon and Sunset buildings 1,050,000

(Base Project Allocation - $875,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $175,000) (8) Pennsylvania State Police $1,766,000 (i) Bethlehem Troop Headquarters

(A) Additional funds for DOS 206-3 - renovations and addition to Bethlehem Troop Headquarters 1,766,000

(Base Project Allocation - $1,500,000) (Design and Contingencies - $266,000) (9) State System of Higher Education $548,802,000 (i) Bboomsburg State University (A) Addition to Hartline Science 7,904,000 (B) Renovation of Ben Franldin Hall 4,528,000 (C) Renovation of Navy Hall 5,650,000 (D) Renovation of Bakeless Center 5,106,000 (E) Construction of parking areas 1,456,000 (ii) California State University (A) Renovation of Old Main and South Hall 7,654,000 (B) Renovation of Old Industrial Arts Building 3,461,000 (C) Renovation of Steel Auditorium 2,200,000 (D) Renovation of Vulcan Hall 1,202,000 (B) Renovation of Noss Hall 3,006,000 (iii) Cheyney University of Pennsylvania (A) Renovation of Rachael Hall Educational Building 6,600,000 SESSION OF 1994 Act 1994-74 457

(B) Renovation of Coppin Hall 2,015,000 (C) Renovation of Waring Hall 5,905,000 (D) Renovation of Browne Hall 2,058,000 (B) Utility and infrastructure renovations 5,880,000 (F) Renovation of Carnegie Building 4,478,000 (0) Renovation of Vaux/Logan 6,385,000 (H) Renovation/razing of cottages 120,000 (iv) Clarion State University (A) Renovate/upgrade communication system 3,600,000

(B) Renovation of Montgomery Hall - Phase II 1,200,000

(C) Renovation of Harvey Hall - Phase II 1,690,000 (D) Addition and renovation of Carlson Library 15,071,000 (B) Renovation of Pierce Science Center 6,757,000 (v) East Stroudsburg State University (A) Campus pedestrian safety modifications 1,597,000 (B) Renovation of Koehler Field House 6,286,000 (C) Renovation of and addition to auditorium 2,604,000 (D) Construction of physics and computer science facility 15,111,000 (F) Renovation and expansion of storm water management system 1,860,000 (F) Addition/renovation of stadium complex 5,494,000 (0) Construction of instructional complex for physical education 5,578,000 (H) Construction of maintenance building 6,846,000 (I) Construction of parking areas 856,000 (J) Additional funds for Oessner Science DOS 405- 49 530,000 (vi) Edinboro State University (A) Renovation of McComb Field House bleachers 907,000 (B) Rehabilitation of campus drainage system 640,000 (C) Renovation of Memorial Auditorium 1,638,000

(D) Renovation of Loveland Hall - Phase II 2,128,000 (B) Construction of maintenance/storage/officefacil- ity 6,144,000 (F) Addition to McComb Field House 5,296,000 (0) Replacement or renovation of White Hall 881,000 (H) Construction of new classroom building 7,196,000 (I) Renovation and asbestos decontamination of Sox Harrison Stadium 780,000 (vii) Indiana State University (A) Rehabilitation of Miller Stadium 6,798,000 (B) Renovation of Stabley Library 6,134,000 (C) Renovation of Eicher Hall 2,525,000 (D) Addition/renovation of Ackerman Hall 6,348,000 458 Act 1994-74 LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA

(E) Addition/renovation of Cogswell Hall 7,272,000 (F) Renovation of Keith Hall 9,773,000 (G) Renovation of John Sutton Hall 14,303,000 (H) Renovation of Leonard Hall 7,549,000 (I) Addition/renovation Fisher Auditorium 9,754,000 (J) Renovation of Wilson Hall 3,157,000 (K) Construction of behavioral science classroom building 16,748,000 (L) Renovation of steam distribution system 1,440,000 (M) Upgrade electrical distribution system 1,800,000 (N) Renovation to Boiler Plant 3,600,000 (viii) Kutztown State University (A) Construction of College of Business Building 7,438,000 (B) Construction of Communications Design Building 5,903,000 (C) Addition to maintenance building and garage 2,992,000 (D) Addition and renovation of science building 10,403,000 (E) Construction of Kutztown University Bypass from US 222 to College Boulevard 2,243,000

(Base Project Allocation - $1,869,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $374,000) (ix) Lock Haven State University (A) Renovation of Rogers Gym 3,102,000 (B) Renovation of Zimmerli Gym 3,380,000 (C) Acquisition and renovation or construction of Courthouse Annex 4,400,000

(Base Project Allocation - $3,250,000)

(Land Allocation - $500,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $650,000) (x) Mansfield State University

(A) Addition to Grant Science - Phase III 3,901,000 (B) Renovation/addition home economics center 5,630,000 (C) Renovation of South Hall 3,390,000 (xi) Millersville State University (A) Addition to McComsey Hall 8,232,000 (B) Renovation of Bassber Hall 1,253,000 (C) Addition to Stayer Hall 4,700,000 (D) Constructionof Theater Arts Education Building 12,926,000 (E) Addition of Palmer/Bishop 600,000 (F) Construction of Academic Support Center 3,000,000 (0) Construction of parking and roadways 2,258,000 (xii) Shippensburg State University (A) Renovation of Horton Hall 9,185,000 (B) Renovation of Gilbert and Stewart Halls 4,468,000 (C) Construction of instructional arts facility 17,308,000 SESSION OF 1994 Act 1994-74 459

(D) Addition to Lehman Library 9,485,000 (F) Construction of central receiving and storage facility 1,292,000 (F) Construction ofroadways, sidewalks and parking facilities 3,894,000 (0) Renovation of Franklin Science Center (H) Addition and renovation of Memorial 11,018,000 Auditorium 9,799,000 (I) Renovation of Shippen Hall 4,854,000 (I) Upgrade sanitary sewer system 383,000 (K) Upgrade Steam Plant Boiler No. 4 500,000 (L) Renovation of Rowland and Shearer 7,417,000 (xiii) Slippery Rock State University (A) Renovation of Vincent Science Building 18,293,000 (B) Renovation of McKay Educational Building 8,644,000

(C) Renovation of Morrow Field House - Phase I 13,300,000 (D) Construction of roadways and parking 3,380,000 (B) Construction of health professionals building 8,190,000 (xiv) West Chester State University (A) Renovation of E. 0. Bull Center 6,580,000 (B) Construction of classroom facility 12,186,000 (C) Renovation of Old Library 3,198,000 (D) Addition andrenovation to Mitchell Hall 8,701,000 (E) Construction of computing/instructional technology center 13,250,000 (F) Construction of all-purpose outdoor physical education and athletic fields 3,602,000 (xv) Systemwide project 10,625,000 (A) Asbestos abatement (10) Department of Transportation $10,042,000 (i) Luzeme County Maintenance Facility (A) Replacement 4,034,000

(Base Project Allocation - $3,195,000)

(Land Allocation - $200,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $639,000) (ii) Adams County Welcome Center

(A) Additional funds for DOS 657-6 - construction of new welcome center 574,000

(Base Project Allocation - $479,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $95,000) (iii) Pike County (A) Construction of new welcome center 4,160,000 (Base Project Allocation - $3,550,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $610,000) (iv) York County Substation 460 Act 1994-74 LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA

(A) Demolition of York Substation 274,000

(Base Project Allocation - $228,000) (Design and Contingencies - $46,000) (v) Lebanon County (A) Bridge repair and necessary roadway improvement to bridge at intersection of SR 897 and EastElm Street 1,000,000

(Base Project Allocation - $1,000,000) Section 4. Itemization of furniture and equipment projects. Additional capital projects in the category of public improvement projects consisting of the acquisition of movablefurniture and equipment to complete public improvement projects and to be purchased by the Department of General Services, its successors or assigns, and to be financed by the incurring of debtare hereby itemized, together withtheir respectiveestimated financial costs, as follows: Total Project Project Allocation (1) Department of Education $19,277,000 (i) The Pennsylvania State University (A) Original furniture and equipment for Agriculture

Instruction Center DOS 800-204 - Berks Campus 850,000 (B) Original furniture and equipment for multipurpose facility for student activities DOS

800-220 - Behrend College, Erie 1,550,000 (C) Original furniture and equipment for multipurpose technological cultural “Southwest Institute” support regional socioeconomic development DGS 800-209 - Fayette Campus 620,000 (D) Original furniture and equipment for Agriculture

Sci Classroom Lab Building DOS 800-210 - Fayette Campus 460,000 (E) Original furniture and equipment for Academic

Building DOS 800-212 - New Kensington Campus 260,000 (F) Original furniture and equipment for renovation

of Weaver and Patterson Buildings DOS 800-223 - University Park Campus 825,000 (G) Original furniture and equipment for Research

Buildings A, B and C DOS 800-222 - University Park Campus 520,000 (H) Original furniture and equipment for Electrical

Distribution System DOS 800-217 - University Park Campus 390,000 SESSION OF 1994 Act 1994-74 461

(I) Additional funds for Convocation Center - University Park Campus 675,000 (J) Original furniture and equipment forTechnology

Center DOS 800-218 - Wilkes-Barre Campus 200,000 (ii) University of Pittsburgh (A) Original furnishings and equipment for Smith Hall DOS 1103-58 - Greensburg Campus 225,000 (B) Additional funds for Classroom/Administration

Building DOS 1103-53 - Johnstown Campus 1,400,000 (C) Original furnishings and equipment for Engineering and Science Center - Johnstown Campus DOS 1103-59 141,000 (D) Additional funds for Bellefield Annex Renovation DOS 1103-42 - Oakland Campus 267,000 (F) Additional funds for Convocation/Events Center DOS 1103-48 - Oakland Campus 2,917,000 (F) Additional funds for Multipurpose Academic

Complex DOS 1103-40 - Oakland Campus 2,567,000 (0) Additional funds for Hiliman Library Addition DOS 1103-55 - Oakland Campus 1,900,000 (H) Original furnishings and equipment for WPIC

Children and Youth Center DOS 561-5 - Oakland Campus 3,000,000 (I) Original furnishings and equipment for Science

Building DOS 1103-54 - Titusville Campus 510,000 (2) State System of Higher Education $7,198,000 (i) Bboomsburg University (A) Original furniture and equipment for Centennial Gym DOS 401-51 1,042,000 (ii) California University

(A) Original furniture and equipment - Dixon Hall DOS 402-51 684,000 (B) Original furniture and equipment for World Culture Building DOS 402-53 613,000 (iii) Cheyney University (A) Original furniture and equipment for Duckery Hall DOS 403-70 217,000 (iv) East Stroudsburg University (A) Original furniture and equipment for Zimbar Gym DOS 405-52 407,000 (B) Additional funds for Gessner Science DOS 405- 49 530,000 (v) Edinboro University

(A) Original furniture and equipment - Loveland Hall DOS 406-47 30,000 462 Act 1994-74 LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA

(B) Original furniture and equipment - Cooper Science DOS 406-51 234,000 (vi) Indiana University (A) Original furniture and equipment for Clark Hall DOS 407-64 333,000 (B) Original furniture and equipment for Uhber Hall DOS 407-65 504,000 (vii) Kutztown University

(A) Original furniture and equipment - athletic facility DOS 408-54 280,000

(B) Original furniture and equipment forOld Main - Phase III DOS 408-55 385,000 (viii) Mansfield University

(A) Original furniture and equipment - Belknap/Retan DOS 4 10-49 768,000 (B) Original furniture and equipment forrenovation - Gym to Facility for Instruction DOS 410-51 499,000 (ix) West Chester University (A) Original furniture and equipment for Swope Hall DOS 414-62 672,000 (3) Department of Environmental Resources $307,000 (i) Laurel Hill State Park (A) Original furniture and equipment forDOS 145-6

- dam spillway modifications 109,000 (ii) Pymatuning State Park (A) Original furniture and equipment forDOS 103-5

- Espyville Boat Livery 43,000 (B) Original furniture and equipment for DOS 103-6

- Jamestown Boat Livery 70,000 (iii) Prince Oallitzin State Park (A) Original furniture and equipment for DOS 195-

37 - rehabilitation of marina facility 85,000 (4) Department of General Services $6,500,000 (i) PUC Administrative Headquarters (A) Original furniture and equipment for PUC, Administrative Headquarters 4,900,000 (B) Original furniture and equipment for the State Record Center 1,600,000

(Base Project Allocation - $1,400,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $200,000) (5) Historical and Museum Commission $1,000,000 (i) Niagara Museum Complex, Erie (A) Furnishings and equipment 1,000,000 SESSION OF 1994 Act 1994-74 463

Section 5. Itemization of transportation assistance projects. (a) Mass transit.—Additional capital projects in the category of transportation assistance projectsformass transitin which an interest is to be acquired or constructed by the Department of Transportation, its successors or assigns, and to be financed by the incurring of debt, are hereby itemized, together with their estimated fmancial costs, as follows: Total Project Project Allocation (1) Altoona Metro Transit (i) Purchase of buses 163,000 (Base Project Allocation - $163,000) (2) Beaver County Transit Authority

(i) Bus maintenance facility - preconstruction, land and preliminary design 167,000 (ii) Purchase/upgrade computer system 25,000 (iii) Miscellaneous equipment - ticket machine 10,000 (3) Bedford County Air Industrial Authority, Bedford County (i) Improvements to facility 300,000

(Base Project Allocation - $250,000) (Design and Contingencies - $50,000) (4) Berks Area Reading Transportation Authority (i) Phase II - Downtown Transportation Center 367,000 (ii) Associated capital, general purpose maintenance, equipment and associated cost 95,000 (iii) Compressed natural gas vehicle and related equipment procurement, fueling station upgrade and 17,000 associated costs (iv) Park and ride facilities 334,000 (v) Purchase of five small accessible buses and two trolley-bus vehicles and associated costs 250,000 (vi) Upgrade and expand EDP system and associated costs 41,000 (5) Blair County Airport Authority, Blair County (i) Access road, parking lot and terminal expansion 2,600,000

(Base Project Allocation - $2,000,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $600,000) (5.1) Bradford Regional Airport (i) Parallel taxiway forRunway 1432 2,500,000 (6) Butler County Transit (i) Purchase of buses 27,000

(Base Project Allocation - $27,000) (7) Cambria County Transit Authority (i) Bus shelter replacement 2,000 464 Act 1994-74 LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA

(ii) Shop tools and equipment 2,000 (iii) MIS hardware and software 4,000 (iv) Office equipment 3,000 (v) Parking lot paving 5,000 (vi) Replacement of seven buses 234,000 (vii) Purchase of vans and related equipment and renovations to garage 79,000 (Base Project Allocation - $79,000) (8) Capitol Area Transit (i) Purchase of buses 413,000

(Base Project Allocation - $413,000) (9) Centre Area Transportation Authority (i) Replacement of 16 vehicles with CNG-fueled buses 600,000 (ii) Replacement of 12 vehicles with CNO-fueled buses 450,000 (iii) Replacement of tow truck 15,000 (iv) Office, shop, bus and capital maintenance items 44,000 (v) Equip fixed-route buses with bicycle racks 5,000 (vi) Purchase of spare bus parts, fare boxes and fare collection system 81,000

(Base Project Allocation - $81,000) (9.1) Clearfiebd County (i) Relocation of Clearfield-Lawrence Airport access road in Lawrence Township 1,000,000 (10) City of Philadelphia (i) Alternative fuel shuttle demonstration 267,000 (Base Project Allocation - $267,000) (11) County of Lebanon Transit Authority (i) Purchase of buses and related equipment and vehicles 199,000

(Base Project Allocation - $199,000) (11.1) Dubois-Jefferson County Airport (i) Paving taxiway parallel to Runway 7 300,000 (ii) De-icing pad 10,000 (iii) State Route 830 terminal area relocation 19,000 (iv) Resurface Runway 25 63,000 (v) Snow removal equipment and storage building 8,000 (11.2) Elk County (i) ATA-Area Transportation Authority 50,000 (A) Compressed natural gas compression station and conversion of vehicles

(Base Project Allocation - $50,000) (ii) St. Marys Airport (A) Runway reconstruction Phase I and access road relocation 750,000 (B) Runway reconstruction Phase II 750,000 SESSION OF 1994 Act 1994-74 465

(C) Runway extension - 700 feet 500,000 (D) Instrument Landing System 150,000 (12) Erie Metro Transit Authority (i) Purchase of buses and rehabilitation of transit facilities 128,000

(Base Project Allocation - $128,000) (ii) Construction of intermodal transportation center 10,000,000 (iii) Completion of Erie Area Transportation Transit Demonstration Project 832,000 (13) Lehigh and Northampton Transportation Authority (i) Facility improvements to garage/office facility 42,000 (ii) Purchase five vans/minibuses 27,000 (iii) Purchase of heavy-duty transit vehicles 135,000

(Base Project Allocation - $135,000) (14) Mid County Transit Authority (i) Purchase of buses and related equipment 40,000

(Base Project Allocation - $40,000) (15) Monroe County Transportation Authority (i) Purchase of buses and related equipment 144,000

(Base Project Allocation - $144,000) (16) Pottstown Urban Transit (i) Purchase transit vehicle information display 12,000 (ii) Purchase of three paratransit vehicles 20,000 (iii) Purchase of automated stop and passenger information systems 12,000 (17) Port Authority of Allegheny County (i) Bus procurement 13,600,000 (ii) Fiscal Year 1994 Section 9 Program of Projects 4,000,000 (iii) Fiscal Year 1995 vehicle overhaul 6,000,000 (iv) Light rail vehicle procurement 7,000,000 (v) Fiscal Year 1995 Section 9 Program of Projects 4,500,000 (vi) Fiscal Year 1995 fixed guideway modernization projects 3,500,000 (vii) Environmental cleanup 3,000,000 (18) Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (i) Fiscal Year 1994-1995 Infrastructure, Safety and Renewal Program 35,000,000 (ii) Environmental cleanup 10,000,000 (iii) Fiscal Year 1994-1995 Vehicle Overhaul Program 15,000,000

(iv) Fiscal Year 1990 Section 9 Program - Additional 2,083,000

(v) Frankford Elevated Reconstruction Projects - Fiscal Year 1994 Section 3 8,334,000

(vi) Fiscal Year 1994 Section 9 Program - Additional 2,750,000 (vii) Section 9 Approved Highway Flexing, including Overbrook and Coatesville stations, Frankford 466 Act 1994-74 LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA

Transportation Center, park and ride lots and suburban bus 4,863,000

(viii) Fiscal Year 1993 Section 3 Fixed Guideway - Additional 2,108,000 (ix) Federal RailroadAdministration - Fiscal Year 1993

- commuter rail station, bridge and catenary rehabilitation 1,458,000

(x) Fiscal Year 1994 - Section 3 Fixed-Guideway modernization 3,000,000 (xi) Suburban Philadelphia Park and Ride 833,000 (xii) Congestion Management and Air Quality Program

- Philadelphia Allocation, including purchase of alternative fuel buses, purchase of heavy and light rail vehicles and rebated infrastructure improvements, transportation centers and commuter rail flag-stop signal system 20,917,000 (xiii) Surface Transportation Program - suburban transit and commuter railroad bridge rehabilitation and replacement 5,667,000 (xiv) Additional funds forMidvale maintenancefacility 2,992,000

(Base Project Allocation - $2,992,000) (xv) Construction of an intermodal park 833,000

(Base Project Allocation - $833,000) (xvi) Revisions to ducting and ventilation of Market East platform 600,000

(Base Project Allocation - $600,000) (xvii) For construction of an intrasuburban transit line from Downingtown, Chester County, to Morrisville, Bucks County 16,000,000 (19) Schuylkill Transportation System (i) Purchase of buses and spare parts 145,000

(Base Project Allocation - $145,000) (20) Williamsport Bureau of Transportation (i) Construction of downtown transportation center 558,000 (21) York Area Transportation Authority (i) Replacement of eight transit buses 438,000 (ii) Renovations to Transfer Center 50,000 (iii) Purchase of buses and related equipment 157,000

(Base Project Allocation - $157,000) (22) Class 3 Public Transportation Systems (i) Vehicle overhaul 250,000

(Base Project Allocation - $250,000) (23) Class 4 Public Transportation Systems (i) Vehicle overhaul 250,000

(Base Project Allocation - $250,000) SESSION OF 1994 Act 1994-74 467

(24) Reading Regional Airport (i) Passenger terminal building HVAC system replacement 250,000 (Base Project Allocation - $225,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $25,000) (ii) Enclose passenger boarding area 150,000

(Base Project Allocation - $125,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $25,000) (iii) Material and fuel storage 300,000

(Base Project Allocation - $250,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $50,000) (25) Hazleton Municipal Airport (i) Replacement of fuel farm 150,000 (ii) Construction of new hangar facility 350,000 (26) Philadelphia International Airport (i) Construction ofplatforms and renovation ofbaggage facilities to enable transfer of baggage from the airport to the SEPTA lines 7,000,000 (27) Fayette County Airport Authority (i) Modernization of Connellsville Airport 3,200,000 (28) Westmoreland County (i) Construction of commercial air service wing at Westmoreland County Airport 1,800,000 (ii) Countywide highway beautification 1,200,000 (29) Berks County (i) Increase height of Bridges No. 100 and No. 44 525,000 (b) Rural and intercity rail.—Additional capital projects in the category of transportation assistanceprojects for rural and intercity rail service projects to be constructed or with respect to which an interest is to be acquired by the Department of Transportation, its successors or assigns, and to be financed by the incurring of debt are hereby itemized, together with their respective estimated fmancial costs, as follows: Total Project Project Allocation (1) Butler County (i) Buffalo and Pittsburgh Railroad (A) Butler to Brain main line trackroad crossing and bridge work rehabilitation 1,625,000 (2) Centre County (i) SEDA-COG Joint Rail Authority, Nittany and Bald Eagle Railroad (A) Construction of Buffalo Run Industrial Track, consisting of 6.5 miles from Coleville, Spring Township, to Fillmore, Benner Township 4,250,000 468 Act 1994-74 LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA

(Right-of-Way Acquisition - $100,000) (Track Construction - $3,650,000)

(Rail Loading-unloading Facilities - $300,000)

(Engineering and Inspection - $200,000) (3) Columbia County (i) North Shore Railroad (A) Replacement of rail sections along 36.5 miles between Northumberland and Berwick 720,000 (4) Fayette County (i) LaBelle Processing Plant (A) Rehabilitation of approximately 12,000 feet of siding track and construction of a trestle to upgrade rail service 1,810,000 (ii) Fayette County (A) Acquisition of rail and support facilities 3,500,000 (5) Huatingdon County (i) Conrail/Huntingdon Industrial Track and Mount Union Industrial Track (A) Track rehabilitation and upgrade 450,000 (6) Luzerne andLackawanna Counties (i) Luzerne County Redevelopment Authority (A) Acquisition of 56-mile segment of railroad to include roadbed and track materials from Pocono Northeast Railroad in Luzerne and Lackawanna Counties 7,800,000 (7) Montgomery County (i) Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (A) Repair and restoration and feasibility study for developing a comprehensive plan forutilization of the Stony Creek Railroad for freight and mass transportation purposes between Norristown Borough and Lansdale Borough 500,000

(Base Project Allocation - $500,000) (8) Conrail (i) Harrisburg line (A) Via Conrail lines, increase all vertical clearance to a height of 18 feet 10 inches or greater to allow shipments measuring 18 feet 5 inches high and 10 feet 2 inches wide to move between milepost 58.6 and milepost 60 on Conrail’s Harrisburg line, including, but not limited to, engineering, grading, drainage, communications and signal, track construction and all other associated costs 525,000 (9) SEDA-COO Joint Rail Authority (i) Shamokin Valley Railroad SESSION OF 1994 Act 1994-74 469

(A) Rehabilitation of 1.5 miles of Carbon Run Branch from Shamokin secondary to Bear Valley to FRA Class I level to meet new manufacturing traffic demand, including rail ties, track reconstruction, ditching and realignment of track and associated culvert work 85,000 (ii) From mile post 189 (Bloomsburg) to mile post 213 (Northumberland). Rehabilitate and upgrade trackand roadbed of North Shore Railroad Company to maintain Class II service to 14 industries with a total traffic increase of 100% since 1984 195,000 (iii) Centre County (A) Accelerated rehabilitation and maintenance of 51.5 miles of the Nittany & Bald Eagle Railroad serving Centre County. Includes new cross ties, new track and road crossing reconstruction 212,000 (10) Dana Corporation, Borough of Berwick, Columbia County (i) Rebuild and add additional track inside manufacturing facility which is located within the Berwick Industrial Development Association (BIDA) Complex 15,000 (11) Berwick Industrial Development Association,Borough of Berwick, Columbia County (i) Renew four grade crossings in BIDA Industrial Complex to serve five manufacturing customers 100,000

(12) Ruetgers - Nease Corporation, College Township, Centre County (i) Upgrade unloading facility to handle 300-400 tank car loads of new rail traffic. Manufacturing facility utillzes inbound and outbound shipment on Nittany & Bald Eagle Railroad 200,000 (13) Corning Asari Video Products, Dale Summit, College Township, Centre County (i) Install third siding and unloading facility to handle increased level of raw materials shipments, including minor relocation of existing track at mile post 40.2 of Nittany & Bald Eagle Railroad (NBER) 110,000 (14) Lukens Steel (i) Upper Merion and Plymouth Railroad (A) Add three storage tracks in Plymouth Township and construct aholding/run-a-round trackin Upper Merion Township to accommodate 200% increase in carload volume at Swedeland Yard in Upper 470 Act 1994-74 LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA

Merion Township/Montgomery County and Plymouth Township/Montgomery County 420,000 (ii) Lukens, Inc. (A) Upgrade Lukens Steel Mainline rail facilities with ties, rails, switch appurtenances and roadbed upgrade from east to west end of plant to permit 10 MPH operation. Project involves 1.5 miles of track in Coatesville and South Coatesville 440,000 (iii) Brandywine Valley Railroad (A) Elevate track and construct retaining wall to prevent continual washouts from Brandywine Creek in South Coatesville, Chester County 405,000 (15) Centre Lime & Stone Co., Inc., Turtle Point Rail Siding, Annin Township, McKean County (1) Construction of rail siding for unloading unit trains of aggregate located adjacent to Conrail mainline in TurtlePoint,consisting of new track andnew roadbed with two turnouts 375,000

(16) Clairton Works - U.S. Steel (i) Replace and reroute worn-out track at the No. 1 coke screening station. Replace track in plant and upgrade roadbed to meet Class I standards which is required to move the high volume of shipments out of Clairton Works 370,000

(17) Edgar Thomson Plant/Mon Valley Works - U.S. Steel (i) Replace worn-out rail in the furnace yard, opposite the labor andtransportation building. Replace turnouts on the lead track to number one BF and replace turnouts and rail on track E-17 adjacent to the ore stock yard 340,000

(18) Irvin Plant/Mon Valley Works - U.S. Steel (i) Rehabilitate tracks throughout the Irvin plant, replacing switch turnouts, track panels, ties and ballast at locations to improve safety and to continue carrying the high volume, heavy loads (up to 134 tons) moving into and out of the plant 355,000 (19) Allegheny & Eastern Railroad, Inc. (i) From mile post 8.0 to mile post 19.0, rehabilitation and upgrade of 11 miles of Allegheny & Eastern Railroad used heavily for traffic moving to or from Conrail interchange at Erie. Includes rehabilitation of rails, new ties and other roadbed improvements 275,000 (20) Washington County (i) Washington County Redevelopment Authority SESSION OF 1994 Act 1994-74 471

(A) Purchase and rehabilitation of Conrail track between McDonald and Burgettstown 1,000,000 (ii) Langeloth Metallurgical Company (A) Construction and rehabilitation of rail line 250,000 (21) Westmoreland County (i) Canastrale Coal Loading Facility (A) Construction and rehabilitation of rail line 500,000 (22) Crawford County (i) Purchase of 42 miles of trackage between Meadville and Cony which is to be abandoned by Conrail 2,900,000 Section 6. Itemization of redevelopment assistance projects. Additional capital projects in the category of redevelopment assistance projects for capital grants by the Department of Community Affairs, its successors or assigns, authorized under the provisions of the actof May 20, 1949 (P.L.1633, No.493), known as the Housing and Redevelopment Assistance Law, and redevelopment assistance capital projects and to be financed by the incurring of debt are hereby itemized, together with their estimated fmancial costs, as follows: Total Project Project Allocation (1) Allegheny County (i) City of Pittsburgh (A) Fifth and Forbes Infrastructure, reconstruction and public space improvements 6,306,000 (B) Lawrencevilleindustrial property acquisition and site preparation, including access and utility improvements 7,000,000 (C) Glennwood industrial property acquisition and site preparation, including access and utility improvements 2,500,000 (D) Homewood industrial property acquisition and site preparation, including access and utility improvements 5,000,000 (F) Nine Mile Run environmental reclamation and site preparation 10,000,000

(F) East Liberty - acquisition of underutilized and unproductive properties formultiuse development 5,000,000 (0) Acquisition and renovation of five additional properties at 500 Sampsonia Way for the Mattress Factory Art Institution 500,000 (H) Carnegie Museum of Natural History, exhibit construction for Hall of Native Americans 3,000,000 472 Act 1994-74 LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA

(I) Homewood Bruston Revitalization and Development Corporation, rehabilitation and expansion of multipurpose community center 3,700,000 (J) East Liberty Development, Inc., project, Regent Square Theatre 1,100,000 (K) Lincoln, Lemington, Larimer Bermar Development Corporation project, multipurpose community center 3,900,000 (L) Pittsburgh’s Children’s Museum 1,000,000 (ii) Pittsburgh Redevelopment Authority (A) Rehabilitation of industrial site buildings for the Carnegie Mellon University/NASA Robotics Engineering Consortium 6,500,000 (iii) Borough of Homestead (A) West Street improvement project, renovation of Homestead municipal building andconstruction of multipurpose community facility 2,200,000 (iv) Oakdale Borough (A) Construction of a senior citizen center 2,500,000 (B) Borough of Wilkinsburg project - multipurpose center 4,000,000 (v) Harrison Township (A) Natrona River and Housing Development project 2,000,000 (vi) Allegheny County

(A) Steel Valley Authority - construction of a research and development facility and a high- performance manufacturing and test center for the development, testing and precision manufacturing and fabrication of Magbev guideway and bridge structures, as well as other metal structures 25,000,000

(Base Project Allocation - $24,000,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $1,000,000) (2) Armstrong County (i) Leechburg Borough (A) Sewer project 50,000 (3) Bedford County (i) Bedford County Center (A) Construct facility 1,000,000 (ii) Bedford Borough (A) Construct a transportation center/handicapped- accessible parking facility 3,500,000 (iii) Bedford County Economic Development (A) Acquisition, design andconstruction of industrial parks/shellbuildingsin Cessna,Everett, Broad Top and Hyndman 5,700,000 SESSION OF 1994 Act 1994-74 473

(iv) Lincoln Highway Heritage Park (A) Bedford Borough (I) Acquisition and construction of Transportation Heritage Center and parking facility 3,500,000 (B) Hopewell Borough (I) construction of Keystone Foundry Visitor Center 350,000 (C) Everett Borough (I) Construction of Everett Railroad Station 150,000 (D) Lincoln Highway Scenic Overlook (I) Acquisition and construction of Lincoln Highway scenic overlook 1,500,000 (v) Everett Borough (A) Restoration and rehabilitation of the Everett Railroad Station 100,000 (vi) Juniata Township (A) Acquisition and construction of the Lincoln Highway Scenic Overlook 1,150,000 (4) Berks County (i) Berks County (A) Construction of the Reading Convention - Civic Center 12,500,000 (ii) City of Reading (A) Reading Area Historical Society for restoration of public monuments in Reading City Park and of the Greg Monument on Center Avenue 1,000,000 (B) Schuylkill River Oreenway Association for the development of a public pier within the City of Reading and on the Schuylkill River 1,000,000 (5) Blair County (i) Blair County Convention Center (A) Acquisition, design and construction 17,500,000 (ii) Allegheny Ridge Heritage Park (A) Altoona and Hoblidaysburg HeritagePark visitors centers (I) Design,production and installationof exhibits 1,500,000 (B) Hollidaysburg Canal Basin (I) Design, construction and rehabilitation 1,600,000 (iii) City of Altoona (A) Construction of pedestrian walkway project on 13th Street 440,000 (B) Construction of pedestrian walkway project on 14th Street 760,000 (6) Bucks County (i) Durham Township 474 Act 1994-74 LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA

(A) Conversion and refurbishment of abandoned paper mill to use as not-for-profit art museum, artists and sculptors’ work center, educational center and glassblowing andbronze casting facility plus stabilization of pre-Revolutionary War iron foundry artifacts and preservation of natural cave within the Delaware and Lehigh Navigation Canal National Heritage Corridor 2,500,000 (ii) Bristol Township (A) Reconstruct road surface and storm drainage for North Radcliffe Street 2,000,000 (7) Butler County (i) Community Development Corporation (A) Construction of a youth athletic center 1,500,000 (ii) County of Butler (A) Improvements to Alameda Park, consisting of road construction and rehabilitation of grounds, riverfront and facilities 1,000,000 (iii) Chicora Borough and Donegal Township (A) Joint sewer project 2,000,000 (iv) West Sunbury Borough (A) Sanitary sewer project 2,000,000 (8) Cambria County (i) Hastings Area Industrial Park (A) Access road from SR 4021 to industrial park 1,300,000 (ii) Cambria County Interpower Cogeneration Project (A) Access Road from SR 422 to plant 1,000,000 (iii) Allegheny Ridge Heritage Park (A) Johnstown and Portage Heritage Park visitors centers (I) Design, production and installation of exhibits 1,500,000 (B) Johnstown Urban Oreenway (I) Acquisition and construction 3,000,000 (iv) Cambria County Redevelopment Authority (A) Construction and rehabilitation of Roxbury Amphitheatre, Canmbria County War Memorial Arena, Point Stadium and recreational facilities 5,000,000 (B) Reconstructionand developmentof Seldom Seen Tourist Mine Museum and site improvements 300,000 (v) Portage Borough (A) Downtown Redevelopment 435,000 (9) Cameron County (i) Emporium Borough/Shippen Township (A) Sewage treatment plant improvements 1,500,000 ESSION OF 1994 Act 1994-74 475

10) Centre County (i) Centre County (A) Construction of a visitors center for the Centre County Lion Country Visitors and Convention Bureau 1,400,000 11) Chester County (i) City of Chester (A) Development of the Chester Fine Arts Center East 1,000,000 (B) Chester Clubhouse Skill Center 64,000 (C) Deshong Musuem and Cultural Arts Center 1,000,000 (D) Chester Activities Center 225,000 (ii) New Garden Township (A) Acquisition of New Garden Airport 4,000,000 12) Clearfield County (i) Phiipsburg (A) Improvements to Philipsburg Area Hospital to provide for an acute care nursing home 2,000,000 (ii) Cooper Township (A) Redevelopment of Severn Church site 1,000,000 (iii) Morris Township (A) Department of Environmental Resources mandated improvements to water distribution system 1,000,000 (iv) Graham Township (A) Infrastructure and water system improvements 1,000,000 (v) City of DuBois (A) Replacement/renovation of south side sewer interceptor 900,000 (vi) Clearfield Borough (A) Revitalization of business district 1,000,000 (vii) Curwensville Borough (A) Revitalization of business district 1,000,000 (B) Improvements to recreational facilities at Curwensville Dam Recreation Area 1,000,000 (viii) Houtzdale Borough (A) Revitalization of business district 1,000,000 (ix) Cooper Township (A) Kylertown area sewage project 3,000,000 (x) Lawrence Township and Glen Richey (A) Lifeline water project 5,000,000 (xi) Graham Township (A) Restoration and improvement of water system 2,000,000 13) Crawford County (i) Meadville 476 Act 1994-74 LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA

(A) Demolition, restoration and reconstruction of dilapidated housing 1,150,000 (ii) Titusville (A) Demolition, restoration and reconstruction of dilapidated housing 1,150,000 (iii) Spartansburg Borough (A) Clear Lake Dam project 200,000 (14) Dauphin County (i) Pennsylvania State Fraternal Order of Police (A) Construction of a police memorial 300,000 (15) Elk County (i) Benzinger Township (A) Construction of sewage system 1,100,000 (B) Constructionof solids-handling facility for water treatment plant 500,000 (ii) Fox Township (A) Sewer extension to Fairview subdivision 200,000 (B) Upgrade sewage treatment plant for removal of toxic metals 700,000 (C) Expansion of sewage treatment plant 800,000 (D) Sewer line extension to trailer park 200,000 (iii) Highland Township (A) Sewage collection and treatment plant for James City 800,000 (iv) Jay Township Water Authority (A) Renovations to Jay Township water system 2,000,000 (B) Water storage tank construction in Village of Weedville 250,000 (C) Engineering study for backup source water system 500,000 (v) Jones Township (A) Sanitary sewer collection system from Wilcox to Johnsonburg Borough facility 3,800,000 (vi) Johnsonburg Municipal Authority (A) Construction of Third Avenue reservoir tankNo. 2 400,000 (B) Construction of water storage reservoir and Silver Creek water line extension 900,000 (16) Erie County (i) Cony Redevelopment Authority (A) Acquisition of abandoned industrial building for multitenant facility 1,000,000

(Base Project Allocation - $1,000,000) (ii) Erie County Library System (A) Construction of a new main library building 1,000,000 SESSION OF 1994 Act 1994-74 477

(iii) Erie County (A) Renovation of Erie County Courthouse, including accessible courtroom andcontribution to public library 1,500,000 (iv) Lake Erie Aquarium and Science Center (A) Contribution to the Lake Erie Aquarium and Science Center 25,000,000 (v) City of Erie (A) Renovations to Warner Theater 7,000,000 (17) Fayette County (i) Youghiogheny River Trail Council (A) Land acquisition 100,000 (ii) Connellsvilie/Regional Trail Corporation (A) Youghiogheny River Trail Park and Tourist Center 600,000 (iii) Connellsville Industrial Enterprises (A) Route 119 Industrial Park land acquisition and infrastructure development 1,200,000 (iv) FAY-PENN Economic Development Council (A) Fayette Spec Building Program 1,800,000 (B) Fayette Technology l’ark at Penn Stale 1,250,000

(C) FAY—PLNN Economic Development Council — allocation of $250,000 lot the purchase and development of land for railroad spur and for construction of support l~icihtiesand an allocation of $750,000 for Fairchance Business Park Expansion 1,000,000 (v) FAY-PENN Economic Development Council 1,000,000 (A) Fayette City Cultural Heritage Development Project 4,200,000 (vi) Connellsville Redevelopment Authority 1,025,000 (A) Reconstruction and installation of traffic signal at Third Street/Crawford Avenue intersection and for needed repairs and modifications for incubator project 1,025,000 (I ~) Forest County (i) Tionesta Township (A) Acquisition of 25 acres, including 3 commercial buildings, for creation of an industrial park 243,000

(Base Project Allocation - $243,000) (ii) Tionesta Borough (A) Acquisition of I I acres for an incubator project 395,000

(Base Project Allocation - $~t950(X)) (iii) Jenks Township (A) Acquisition ol 90 acres for an industrial park 100,000 478 Act 1994-74 LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA

(Base Project Allocation - $100,000) (19) Fulton County (i) Lincoln Highway Heritage Park (A) Fulton House (I) Acquisition and rehabilitation 550,000 (ii) McConnellsburg (A) Acquisition and rehabilitation of the Fulton House 500,000 (20) Greene County (i) Greene County (A) National Road Heritage Park for Flatiron District, Searights Tollhouse, Old Petersburg Tollhouse, Nemacolin Castle and National Road Construction Interpretive Center 2,050,000 (ii) Greensboro Borough (A) Sewage treatment plant 2,000,000 (21) Huntingdon County (i) Allegheny Ridge Heritage Park (A) East Broad Top Railroad (I) Acquisition and rehabilitation 30,000,000 (22) Jefferson County (i) Brockway Borough (A) Reline existing sanitary sewerlines along Green Way 86,000 (B) Installation of an elevator in Toby Terrace apartment building 55,000 (C) Improvements to roadway to Brockway Industrial Park 200,000 (ii) Brookville Borough (A) Restoration of Jefferson County Courthouse and acquisition of annex 700,000 (iii) Corsica Borough (A) Water line improvements/access road 550,000 (iv) Pine Creek Township (A) Restoration of Jefferson County Service Center 450,000 (B) Establish incubator/multitenant building 750,000 (v) Snyder Township (A) Construction of sanitary sewer lines along Kearney Road, Broad Street and Arch Street 243,000 (23) Lackawanna County (i) Lackawanna County (A) Lackawanna County Visitor Center and Conference Complex 10,000,000 (B) Scranton Cultural Center 8,000,000 (24) Lancaster County SESSION OF 1994 Act 1994-74 479

(i) Conestoga Oreenway (A) Acquisition of easements and development of land for a portion of a greenway along Conestoga River 3,000,000 (ii) South Prince Street Industrial Park (B) Acquisition, demolition, site cleanup and infrastructure for an industrial park 3,000,000 (iii) King Street CorridorRevitalization Project (A) Seven block public infrastructure project 3,000,000 (iv) EastLampeter Township (A) Acquisition of three hangars 195,000 (25) Lawrence County (i) Pulaski Township (A) Sanitary sewage project 5,000,000 (ii) Wayne Township (A) Sanitary sewage project 5,000,000 (iii) Ellwood City Industrial Park (A) Infrastructure improvements 2,500,000 (iv) Shenango Township Industrial Park (A) Infrastructure improvements 2,500,000 (26) Lehigh County (i) City of Allentown (A) Lehigh LandingRiverfrontRevitalization Project 12,500,000 (27) Luzerne County (i) Wilkes-Barre Township (A) Construction of a civic arena and convention center 25,000,000 (ii) City of Wilkes-Barre (A) Inflatable dam across the Susquehanna River for flood control and recreation 10,000,000 (iii) City of Nanticoke (A) Downtown bypass 1,800,000 (iv) Luzerne Borough (A) Demolition and downtown reconstruction 850,000 (v) Swoyersville Borough (A) Senior citizens center 350,000 (vi) Glen Lyon and Newport Township (A) Reconstruction of Main Street 1,700,000 (vii) Hanover Township (A) Dike pump maintenance 500,000 (viii) Plymouth Borough (A) Dike pump maintenance 650,000 (28) Monroe County (i) Monroe County 480 Act 1994-74 LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA

(A) Acquisition of land and construction of Poconos Visitors Center 1,000,000 (ii) Coolbaugh Township (A) Acquisition, renovation and site preparation for redevelopment project 6,700,000 (29) Montgomery County (i) Delaware Valley Historical Aircraft Association (A) Contribution to Museum Building 200,000 (ii) Borough of Collegeville (A) Refurbishment and addition to the Campus Core of Ursinus College, Berman Museum and Wismer Center 4,000,000 (iii) Borough of Norristown (A) Demolition, restoration and reconstruction of dilapidated buildings 150,000 (30) Northampton County (i) City of Bethlehem (A) Construction of 18th Century Moravian Industrial Quarter 6,503,000 (ii) City of Easton (A) For the development of the Two Rivers Landing Project, including the Hugh Moore Park Canal Museum, the Easton House Tavern and a visitor’s center 2,850,000 (B) Restoration of Shull School Building as multipurpose community facility 3,250,000 (iii) Northampton County (A) Constructionof aminorleague baseball stadium 5,000,000 (B) Easton Heritage Project 4,100,000 (31) Philadelphia County (i) City of Philadelphia (A) South Philadelphia Sports Complex 8,000,000 (B) Construction of the Eastern Regional Police Training Facility 7,500,000 (ii) Korean War Veterans’ Association of Philadelphia (A) Contribution to Philadelphia Korean War Veterans’ Memorial to honorfallen comrades from Philadelphia, Bucks, Chester, Delaware and Montgomery Counties 200,000 (iii) City of Philadelphia (A) Point Breeze Avenue revitalization project 1,000,000 (B) Reconstruction of North Philadelphia Train Station Building for use as North Philadelphia Business, Technology andEntrepreneurshipCenter 500,000 SESSION OF 1994 Act 1994-74 481

(C) Completion and construction of Lancaster Avenue Revitalization business project 12,000,000 (D) Construction of Ogontz Community Public Library 1,731,000 (E) Furniture and equipment for the Ogontz Community Public Library 300,000 (F) WynnefieldConservation andRestorationProject 3,500,000 (0) Rehabilitation of 62 properties on Elkhart, Cornwall and Mayfield Streets 700,000 (H) Renovation of Renaissance Center 1,000,000 (I) New construction and renovation of House of Umoja 2,200,000 (J) Renovation of Center for Human Advancement 1,500,000 (K) Renovation of Urban Education Development Research and Retreat Center 1,000,000 (L) Construction of a multipurpose room and child- care center at the Columbia North Branch YMCA 1,165,000 (M) For the Afro-American Historical and Cultural Museum for renovation and improvements to the North Broad Street facility 1,500,000 (N) For the following business incubators: the West Philadelphia Enterprise Center, Philadelphia Naval Shipyard Business Incubator, North Philadelphia Business Incubator and the Ben Franklin Small Business Incubator Network 1,000,000 (0) For the renovation and expansion of Simon’s Recreation Center 4,350,000 (P) For the acquisition, site preparation and new construction of an employment and training center in Northwest Philadelphia 6,500,000 (Q) For the acquisition, site preparation, expansion and new construction of a performing arts facility, including commercial space and artist work space in South Philadelphia on Point Breeze Avenue 12,500,000 (R) For the acquisition and rehabilitation of the Uptown Entertainment Complex, including an audio-video theater sound stage with satellite capabilities, preproduction facilities and recording studio facilities 10,000,000 (S) North Philadelphia Development projects, including rehabilitation of the Caribbean Business Associationand the acquisition and construction of the Multimedia Complex in North Central Philadelphia 10,100,000 482 Act 1994-74 LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA

(T) For the acquisition, site preparation and construction of a school of music, including classrooms and a performance theater for the Asociacion de Musicos Latino Americanos (Association of Latin American Musicians) 2,000,000 (U) For the Minority Arts Resource Council, Inc., for the renovation of a Studio Art Museum and community arts center, including artists’ studios, exhibition space, classroomsand alibrary resource center for the visual arts 1,850,000 (V) Revitalization of and infrastructure for Germantown Avenue 2,000,000 (W) Renovation ofLonnie YoungRecreation Center 1,000,000 (X) Renovation of Germantown High School Athletic Field and facilities 1,500,000 (Y) For the West Philadelphia Partners for the Arts for renovation, expansionand improvements to the Annenberg Center for Performing Arts, Belmont Mansion, Woodland Mansion, Bartram Gardens, the Institute for Contemporary Art, International House of Philadelphia, Movement Theatre International, Philadelphia Boys Choir, Philadelphia Dance Company, Bushfire Theatre, University Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology and the West Philadelphia Cultural Alliance 10,536,000 (32) Potter County (i) Austin Borough (A) Constructionof complete sewersystem in Austin Borough 2,750,000 (ii) Coudersport Borough (A) Demolition, excavation and removal of dilapidated structure, tannery vats and abandoned industrial structures in the industrial park 630,000 (B) Upgrade and expansion of Coudersport Borough sewersystem;elimination of infiltration inflow and plant expansion 550,000 (C) Extension of borough flood control to borough limits 4,500,000 (iii) Genesee Village (A) Repair, replacement and expansion of water system, including fire protection and potable water line distribution 475,000 (33) Schuylkill County (i) Borough of Tamaqua SESSION OF 1994 Act 1994-74 483

(A) Restoration of Tamaqua Train Station 250,000 (34) Somerset County (i) Allegheny Ridge Heritage Park (A) Windber Heritage Park Visitors Center (I) Design, production and installationof exhibits 1,500,000 (35) Venango County (i) Sandy Creek Township (A) Acquisition of 11-acretract to supplementSandy Creek Industrial Park 200,000 (B) Extension of water lines to new 11-acre tract 10,000 (C) Construction of access road through 11-acretract 50,000 (36) Warren County (i) City of Warren (A) Acquisition, renovation and site preparation of formerWarren Componentsbuilding foreconomic opportunities 200,000 (ii) Pleasant Township (A) Provide arail spur to formerPhillips Building at the Warren Industrial Complex 100,000 (37) Washington County (i) Redevelopment Authority of Washington County (A) For the Railway Museum Association, for construction of a Visitor Center/Trolley Museum Exhibit Building and adjacent Trolley Street Complex, an additional trolley display building, trolley track and overhead line construction, restoration of historic trolley cars for display and operation, and Chartiers Creek channel improvements 4,350,000 (38) Westmoreland County (i) Rostraver (A) Acquisition and/or construction of acombination public library and senior citizen center 1,300,000 (ii) Westmoreland Trust (A) Rehabilitation of the Greensburg Train Station 1,600,000 (iii) Westmoreland County (A) Cultural district redevelopment, including the renovation and rehabilitation of Oreensburg Train Station and the Palace Theatre 10,000,000 (B) Construction of a new library building in Rostraver Township 500,000 (C) Expansion of Monessen District Library 2,500,000 (D) Westmoreland County Industrial Corporation for development of an industrial park to which 484 Act 1994-74 LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA

companies would have direct access to airport via taxiways 2,500,000 (E) Westmoreland County Industrial Development Corporation Shell Building 1,500,000 (F) Westmoreland Countywide Highway Beautification Program 1,200,000 (0) Construction of Alco~VWestmorelandConference and TrainingCenter at Westmoreland Business and Research Park 1,100,000 (H) Westmoreland County Aerial Maps 100,000 (39) York County (i) York County (A) York County Heritage Rail/Trail for development and restoration of the trail, including the City of York 400,000 Section 7. Itemization of flood control projects. Additional capital projects in the category of flood control projects to be constructed by the Departmentof Environmental Resources, its successors or assigns, and to be fmanced by the incurring of debt are hereby itemized, together with their respective estimated costs, as follows: Total Project Project Allocation (1) Department of Environmental Resources $28,032,000 (i) Allegheny County

(A) Munhall Borough - Ravine Street Creek Project 1,000,000 (ii) Cambria County

(A) Borough of Osceola Mills - rebuild canal 2,000,000 (iii) Carbon County

(A) Borough of Palmerton - Channel excavation and removal of obstructions on Aquashicola Creek 312,000

(Base Project Allocation - $312,000) (iv) Clearfield County (A) Floodcontrol project forthe Borough of Osceola Mills to include design and construction costs for repairof the culvert box for the complete length of the canal 3,000,000 (v) Lackawanna County

(A) Borough of Olyphant - Constructionof levee and reinforced flood wall along the Lackawanna River 2,400,000

(Base Project Allocation - $2,400,000)

(B) City of Scranton - Construction of levee and reinforced flood wallalong the LackawannaRiver 2,600,000 (Base Project Allocation - $2,600,000) (vi) Lebanon County SESSION OF 1994 Act 1994-74 485

(A) Flood control project located on Hazel Dyke between State Drive Bridge and Lincoln Avenue Bridge 1,000,000

(Base Project Allocation - $800,000) (Design and Contingencies - $200,000) (vii) Luzerne County

(A) City of Wilkes Barre - inflatable dam for flood control and recreation across Susquehanna River 10,000,000 (viii) Montgomery County (A) Glenside Area, Cheltenham Township - raising level of levees along Tacony Creek, construction of a concrete channel, extension of culvert box and construction of a new SEPTA railroad bridge for stream flow improvement 3,600,000 (ix) Northumberland County

(A) Sunbury Municipal Authority - rehabilitation of pumping stations along the Susquehanna River in the City of Sunbury 500,000

(Base Project Allocation - $500,000) (x) Westmoreland County (A) Rehabilitation of the greater Greensburg area flood protection project, South Greensburg Borough and Hempfield Township 1,620,000

(Base Project Allocation - $1,350,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $270,000) Section 8. Itemization of Keystone Recreation, Park and Conservation Projects. Projects in the category of Keystone Recreation, Park and Conservation projects to be constructed by the Department of Environmental Resources, its successors or assigns, and to be fmanced by the incurring of debt and/or current revenues, are herebyitemized, togetherwith their respective estimated costs, as follows: Total Project Project Allocation (1) Department of Environmental Resources $15,450,000 (i) Caledonia State Park (A) Rehabilitate sewage collection system and lift station 700,000 (ii) Colton Point State Park (A) Reconstruct Colton Point Road from Ansonia Bridge to rim of Pennsylvania Grand Canyon 1,000,000 (iii) Delaware Canal State Park (A) Replacement of five weight-restricted bridges 2,000,000 (iv) Hills Creek State Park 486 Act 1994-74 LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA

(A) Reconstruct bridge on main entrance road 750,000 (v) Kettle Creek State Park (A) Construct water treatment plant and distribution system 1,000,000 (vi) Laurel Hill State Park (A) Reconstruct water distribution system 1,500,000 (vii) Lyman Run State Park (A) Rehabilitation of dam and spillway 2,800,000 (viii) Nockamixon State Park (A) Rehabilitation of sewage treatment andcollection system 2,000,000 (ix) Ohiopyle State Park (A) Construct new sewage treatment plant 600,000 (x) Parker Dam State Park (A) Rehabilitation of main entrance road 1,500,000 (xi) Promised Land State Park (A) Rehabilitate sewage treatment and collection system 1,000,000 (xii) Trough Creek State Park (A) Reconstruct three bridges 600,000 Section 9. Itemization of Fish and Boat Commission capital projects. The individual capital projects in the category of public improvement projects to be acquired or developed by the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission and to be financed from current revenues of the BoatFund and the Fish Fund pursuant to executive authorizations and from revenues allocated to the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission in the Keystone Recreation, Park and Conservation Fund are hereby itemized, together with their respective estimated costs, as follows: Total Project Project Allocation (1) Erie County (i) Acquisition of lands and interests in land adjacent to or in the vicinity of the North East Access Area in North East Township and development and rehabilitation of the North EastAccess Area in North East Township 375,000 (2) Lackawanna County (i) Acquisition and development of lands and waters at Chapman Lake in Scott Township 125,000 (3) Philadelphia County (i) Development and rehabilitation at the Frankford Arsenal Access Area in the City of Philadelphia 350,000 (4) Snyder County SESSION OF 1994 Act 1994-74 487

(i) Construction of dam on Middle Creek in Penn Township 500,000 Section 10. Itemization of Pennsylvania Game Commission capital projects. The individual capital projects in the category of public improvement projects to be acquired by the Pennsylvania Game Commission and to be financed from current revenues of the Game Fund pursuant to executive authorizations are hereby itemized, together with their respective estimated costs, as follows: Total Project Project Allocation (1) Elk County

(i) Land acquisition - 750 acres 188,000 (2) Mifflin County

(i) Land acquisition - 564 acres 367,000 (3) Washington County

(i) Land acquisition - 1,016 acres 407,000 Section 11. Limited waiver of local requirements. The limitationon Departmentof Transportation funding of capital projects under 74 Pa.C.S. § 1302(4) (relating to program authorizations) shall be totally waived for the capital projects in the category of transportation assistance projects for mass transit contained in section 5(a)(l7)(i), (iii) and (vii) and (18)(i), (ii) and (iii). Section 12. Public Utility Commission payments. The Public Utility Commission shall pay to the State Treasurer through the Department of General Services for deposit in the Capitol Facilities Debt Fund such amounts of money as may be necessary for the repayment of the bonded indebtedness incurred for the construction of the building authorized in section 3(4)(i)(A) and for the original furniture and equipment authorized in section 4(4)(i)(A). Section 13. Debt authorization. (a) Public improvements.—The Governor, the Auditor General and the State Treasurer are hereby authorized and directed to borrow, from time to time, in addition to any authorization heretofore or hereafter enacted, on the credit of the Commonwealth, subject to the limitations providedinthe current capital budget, money not exceeding in the aggregate the sum of $1,345,046,000 as may be found necessary to carry out the acquisition and construction of the public improvement projects specifically itemized in a capital budget. (b) Furniture and equipment.—The Governor, Auditor General and State Treasurer are hereby authorized and directed to borrow, from time to time, in addition to any authorization heretofore or hereafter enacted, on the credit of the Commonwealth, subject to the limitations provided in the current capital budget, money not exceeding in the aggregate the sum of $34,282,000 as may be found necessary to carry out the public improvement projects 488 Act 1994-74 LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA consisting of the acquisition of original movable furniture and equipment specifically itemized in a capital budget. (c) Transportation assistance.—The Governor, the Auditor General and the State Treasurer are hereby authorized and directed to borrow, from time to time, in addition to any authorization heretofore or hereafter enacted, on the credit of the Commonwealth, subject to the limitations provided in the current capital budget, money not exceeding in the aggregate the sum of $244,829,000 as may be found necessary to carry out the acquisition and construction of the transportation assistance projects specifically itemized in a capital budget. (d) Redevelopment assistance.—Subject to the limitation in section 1616.1-B(b) of the act of April 9, 1929 (P.L.343, No.176), known as The Fiscal Code, the Governor, Auditor General and State Treasurer are hereby authorized and directed to borrow, from time to time, in addition to any authorization heretofore or hereafter enacted, on the credit of the Commonwealth, subject to the limitations provided in the current capital budget, money not exceeding in the aggregate the sum of $573,322,000 as may be found necessary to carry out the redevelopment assistance and the redevelopment capital assistance projects specifically itemized in a capital budget. (e) Flood control.—The Governor, Auditor General and State Treasurer are hereby authorized and directed to borrow, from time to time, in addition to any authorization heretofore or hereafter enacted, on the credit of the Commonwealth, subject to the limitations provided in the current capital budget, money not exceeding in the aggregatethe sum of $28,032,000 as may be found necessary to carry out the acquisition and construction of the flood control projects specifically itemized in a capital budget. Section 14. Issue of bonds. The indebtedness authorized in this act shall be incurred, from time to time, and shall be evidenced by one or more series of general obligation bonds of the Commonwealth in such aggregate principal amount for each series as the Governor, the Auditor General and the State Treasurer shall determine, but the latest stated maturity date shall not exceed, the estimated useful life of the projects being financed as stated in section 15. Section 15. Estimated useful life and term of debt. (a) Estimated usefullife.—The GeneralAssembly states thatthe estimated useful life of the public improvement projects itemized in this act is as follows: (1) Public improvement projects, 30 years. (2) Furniture and equipment projects, 10 years. (3) Transportation assistance projects: (i) Rolling stock, 15 years. (ii) Passenger buses, 12 years. (iii) Furniture and equipment, 10 years. (iv) All others, 30 years. SESSION OF 1994 Act 1994-74 489

(b) Term of debt.—The maximum term of the debt authorized to be incurred under this act is 30 years. Section 16. Appropriations. (a) Public improvements.—The net proceeds of the sale of the obligations authorized in thisact are herebyappropriated from the CapitalFacilities Fund to the Department of General Services in the maximum amount of $1,345,046,000 to be used by it exclusively to defray the financial costof The public improvement projects specifically itemized in a capital budget. After reserving or paying the expenses of the sale of the obligation, the State Treasurer shall pay to the Department of General Services the moneys as required and certified by it to be legally due and payable. (b) Furniture and equipment.—The net proceeds of the sale of the obligations authorized in this act are hereby appropriated from the Capital Facilities Fund to the Department of General Services in the maximum amount of $34,282,000 to be used by it exclusively to defray the financial cost of the public improvement projects consisting of the acquisition of original movable furniture and equipment specifically itemized in a capital budget. After reserving or paying the expenses of the sale of the obligation, the State Treasurer shall pay to the Department of General Services the moneys as required and certified by it to be legally due and payable. (c) Transportation assistance.—The net proceeds of the sale of the obligations authorized in this act are hereby appropriated from the Capital Facilities Fund to the Department of Transportation in the maximum amount of $244,829,000 to be used by it exclusively to defray the financial cost of the transportation assistanceprojects specifically itemized in acapitaLbudget. After reserving or paying the expense of the sale of the obligation, the State Treasurer shall pay to the Department of Transportation the moneys as required and certified by it to be legally due and payable. (d) Redevelopment assistance.—The net proceeds of the sale of the obligations authorized in this act are hereby appropriated from the Capital Facilities Fund to the Department of Community Affairs in the maximum amount of $573,322,000 to be used by it exclusively to defray the financial cost of the redevelopment assistance and redevelopment capital assistance projects specifically itemized in a capital budget. After reserving or paying the expenses of the sale of the obligation, the State Treasurer shall pay to the Department of Community Affairs the moneys as required and certified by it to be legally due and payable. (e) Flood control.—The net proceeds of the sale of the obligations authorized in thisactare hereby appropriatedfrom the CapitalFacilities Fund to the Department of Environmental Resources in the maximum amount of $28,032,000 to be used by it exclusively to defray the financial cost of the flood control projects specificallyitemizedin acapital budget. After reserving or paying the expense of the sale of the obligation, the State Treasurer shall pay to the Department of Environmental Resources the moneys as required and certified by it to be legally due and payable. 490 Act 1994-74 LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA

Section 17. Federal funds. In addition to those funds appropriated in section 16, all moneys received from the Federal Government for the projects specifically itemized in this act are also hereby appropriated for those projects. Section 18. Maglev contractor requirements. Any contractor selected for the development, testing and precision manufacturing and fabricating of Maglev guideway and structures under section 6(1)(vi)(A) shall have extensive knowledge of magnetic levitation technology and have been incorporated in this Commonwealth for at least three years for the express purpose of developing magnetic levitation technology. The contractor must also have demonstrated an ability to attract private sector investment involving labor and manufacturers within this Commonwealth and at least one major United States commercial airline, as well as the participation of atleast one university within this Commonwealth. In addition, the contractor must also have demonstrated the ability to attract State and local funding for magnetic levitation development. Section 19. Repeals. The following acts and parts of acts are repealed: Section 3(5)(cxlvii)(A) and (EXI)of the actof October21, 1988 (P1.851, No.113), knownas the Capital BudgetProject Itemization Act for 1987-1988. Section 42(a)(3) of the act of December 14, 1992 (P.L.894, No.143), known as the Highway-Railroad and Highway Bridge Capital Budget Supplemental Act for 199 1-1992. Section 3(4)(iii)(A) and (12)(ii) of the act of December 28, 1992 (P.L.1694, No.188), known as the Capital Budget Project Itemization Act of 1991-1992. Section 7(19)(i)(A) and (22) of the act of July 2, 1993 (P.L.804, No.47), known as the Capital Budget Project Itemization Act for 1993-1994. Section 20. Editorial changes. In editing and preparing this actfor printing following the final enactment, the Legislative Reference Bureau shall insert or revise letters or numbers for projects where the letters or numbers are missing or require revision. The bureau shallalso revise the total monetary amounts forthe total authorization, debt authorization, appropriations and departmental totals as necessary to agree with the total monetary amounts of the projects. Section 21. Effective date. This act shall take effect immediately.

APPROVED—The 8th day of July, A.D. 1994, except as to the following:

Section 16. Appropriations. (a) Public improvements.—The net proceeds of the sale of the obligations authorized in this actare herebyappropriatedfrom the CapitalFacilities Fund to the Department of General Services in the maximum amount of $1,345,046,000 to be used by it exclusively to defray the financial cost of the SESSION OF 1994 Act 1994-74 491 public improvement projects specifically itemized in acapital budget. After reserving or paying the expenses of the sale of the obligation, the State Treasurer shall pay to the Department of General Services the moneys as required and certified by it to be legally due and payable. This item is approved in the sum of $424,757,000. (b) Furniture and equipment.—The net proceeds of the sale of the obligations authorized in this act are hereby appropriated from the Capital Facilities Fund to the Department of General Services in the maximum amount of $34,282,000 to be used by it exclusively to defray the financial cost of the public improvement projects consisting of the acquisition of original movable furniture and equipment specifically itemized in a capital budget. After reserving or paying the expenses of the sale of the obligation, the State Treasurer shall pay to the Department of General Services the moneys as required and certified by it to be legally due and payable. This item is approved in the sum of $13,386,000. (c) Transportation assistance.—The net proceeds of the sale of the obligations authorized in this act are hereby appropriated from the Capital Facilities Fund to the Departmentof Transportation in the maximum amount of $244,829,000 to be used by it exclusively to defray the financial cost of the transportation assistance projects specifically itemizedin a-capital-budget. After reserving or paying the expense of the sale of the obligation, the State Treasurer shall pay to the Department of Transportation the moneys as required and certified by it to be legally due and payable. This item is approved in the sum of $178,868,000. (d) Redevelopment assistance.—The net proceeds of the sale of the obligations authorized in this act are hereby appropriated from the Capital Facilities Fund to the Department of Community Affairs in the maximum amount of $573,322,000 to be used by it exclusively to defray the financial cost of the redevelopment assistance and redevelopment capital assistance projects specifically itemized in a capital budget. After reserving or paying the expenses of the sale of the obligation, the State Treasurer shall pay to the Department of Community Affairs the moneys as required and certified by it to be legally due and payable. This item is approved in the sum of $394,345,000. (e) Flood control.—The net proceeds of the sale of the obligations authorized in this actare herebyappropriated from the CapitalFacilities Fund to the Department of Environmental Resources in the maximum amount of $28,032,000 to be used by it exclusively to defray the financial cost of the flood control projects specificallyitemizedin acapital budget. Afterreserving or paying the expense of the sale of the obligation, the State Treasurer shall 492 Act 1994-74 LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA pay to the Department of Environmental Resources the moneys as required and certified by it to be legally due and payable. This item is approved in the sum of $27,032,000. This bill contains potential capital spending which exceeds the amount which I requested in my budget message by more than ten times. The aggregate capital debt authorized in previous legislation, but not issued now stands at $14.7billion for all categories of projects. This additional spending, if not reduced, could threaten our credibility with the financial community andcause future tax increases. It is unnecessary andbeyond the capability of the Commonwealth to undertake in the near future. This level of potential debt andexpenditure would be an unacceptable burden on current and future taxpayers of Pennsylvania. I have, therefore, exercised my constitutional responsibility to veto $1,187,123,000 in project authorizations from this bill. I have consistently maintained the Commonwealth’s financial integrity through exercising restraint in the amount of new construction and other capital projects undertaken. I will continue this policy in my action on this bill (Senate Bill 690). Over the past seven years, and through the worst recession in the last 50 years, Pennsylvania was one of the few major states whose bond rating was maintained and was not downgraded. Approving the substantial increase in Senate Bill 690 without reductions could have a negative impacton our bond rating which would in turn result in higher costs to issue those bonds needed to insure the continued operation of the Commonwealth and its programs, including the capital program. I will not permit this to happen. As in previouscapital project itemization bills I havereceived, parts of the above appropriations have been deletedbecausesome of the projectsincluded in this bill are not eligible capital projects under law or are duplicates of projects approved in previous capital project authorization acts. In addition, significant reductions have been made for projects which were not included in an agency five-year capital plan. Had those projects been included in the five-year capital plan which is required of each of our agencies, they would have been analyzed for program purpose, need, legality and cost- effectiveness. Without this critical review, I am unwilling to sign those projects into law. This is the third year in a row that substantial capital project itemization acts have been passed. It is beyond reasonable expectation that all projects approved in those acts could be started without harming our financial integrity. As I have mentioned previously when signing capital project bills, some recurring problems with recent capital project itemization acts should be noted here. A major concern continues to be the number of projects included in this bill which cannot realistically be undertaken by the Commonwealth. Some of these projects are in the wrong category or are non-Commonwealth- owned facilities included in the public improvement category which is SESSION OF 1994 Act 1994-74 493 reserved exclusively for Commonwealth-owned facilities. Other projects containedin the billdo not meet additional legal requirementrofthe category where they are listed, such as sewer, water and housing projects included in the redevelopment assistance category. Projects are also included which are below the minimum required for a specific category or for bond funding. A large numberof projects which were vetoed from previous acts because theywere not included in an agency five-year plan are again appearing in this bill and must again be vetoed for the same reason. This is once again especially true for the higher education institutions whose voluminous projects must again be vetoed for lack of such review. My staff has worked very closely with our higher education institutions to expedite, within our financial constraints, those projects which the institutions felt were needed most. The unilateral inclusion of so many additional and unreviewed~projects after these joint efforts, without prior consulation or even notice, is not only ungracious but fiscally irresponsible, since all these projects are considered by the bond rating agencies as possible subjects for the issuance of additional Commonwealth debt. Another area of concern is the redevelopment assistance program. Prior to Senate Bill 690, the General Assembly had authorized over $1.4 billion in projects in this category. In addition to the amount of projectsapproved, over $1.1 billion in projects has been vetoed from prior legislation. Senate Bill 690, without reduction, would have added over $573 million to the total to compete forthe $700 million in bond funding which is authorized tobe spent in this category. Including the projects approved in Senate Bill 690, the almost $1.8 billion in authorizations far exceed our ability to pay under a spending cap whichwas just raised from $400 million in Act 1993-39, which was approved on June 28, 1993. In addition to these problems, once again funding for certain projects in the transportation assistance category have been authorized with a waiver of the match requirements of 74 Pa.C.S. § 1302(4). While I have not removed the funding for these projects, I will direct the Department of Transportation not to approve or authorize the release of these projects unless they comply with the match requirements of 74 Pa.C.S. § 1302(4).

As in previous item vetoes of capital project authorization acts, those projects which will not be undertaken are listed below.

Section 3. Itemization of public improvement projects.

(1) Department of Corrections

(i) State Correctional Institution - Cambridge Springs (A) Life safety code improvements 2,458,000

(Base Project Allocation - $2,048,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $410,000) 494 Act 1994-74 LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA

(B) Improvements to the water line from the water plant to the existing tank 590,000

(Base Project Allocation - $500,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $90,000) (C) Construction of a 500,000-gallon water storage tank 367,000

(Base Project Allocation - $250,000)

(Land Allocation - $37,000) (Design and Contingencies - $80,000) (D) Replacement of sewer line from the Cambridge Springs Correctional Facility to the sewer plant 575,000

(Base Project Allocation - $500,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $75,000) (E) Improvements to the water filtration plant 402,000

(Base Project Allocation - $350,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $52,000) (F) Increase of hydraulic capacity of sewage treatment plant to eliminate discharge into French Creek 978,000 (Base Project Allocation - $850,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $128,000)

(ii) State Correctional Institution - Clearfield (A) Construction of access road 2,000,000

(2) Department of Education

(ii) The Pennsylvania State University (A) University Park Campus

(III) Waste water system improvements 10,000,000

(IV) Classroom building - Phase II 11,000,000 (V) Renovation of and addition to Ferguson Building 9,000,000

(VI) Academic support services complex - Phase I 16,500,000

(VIII) Modernization of Sparks Building 5,500,000 (IX) Renovation and addition to SupportServices Facilities 7,200,000

(XI) Construction of Engineering Center - Phase I 36,100,000 (XII) Electrical network, service and standby development 3,100,000 SESSION OF 1994 Act 1994-74 495

(XIII) Library Depository Facility 10,000,000

(C) Altoona Campus (I) Construct multistory Classroom Building 4,900,000 *** (F) Berks Campus (I) Construct Academic Building 4,600,000

(0) Capital College, Harrisburg (I) Renovation to utility systems 12,000,000

(J) Fayette Campus (I) Improvements of utility systems 3,000,000

(K) Great Valley Center (I) Addition to building and parking deck 5,200,000 (L) Hazleton Campus

(II) Construction of maintenance building 1,200,000 (M) Hershey Medical Center (I) Construction of Nursing Education and Medical Research Facility 18,900,000

(0) Mont Alto Campus (I) Renovation of General Studies Building 3,200,000 ** * (Q) Ogontz Campus

(II) Renovation of Sutherland andLares Buildings

- Phase II 8,100,000

(5) Shenango Campus

(II) Construction of multipurpose center 5,000,000

(V) York Campus (I) Construct library addition and auditorium and classroom building 11,900,000 (II) Construct Maintenance Building 1,200,000

(iii) University of Pittsburgh (A) All Locations *** (II) Replacement of CFC chillers with non-CFC machines 5,000,000 496 Act 1994-74 LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA

(III) Deferred maintenance for buildings and building systems of State-owned buildings 7,000,000 (IV) Replace and upgrade electrical systems 3,150,000 (B) Johnstown Campus (I) Underground Telecommunications Systems 1,000,000 *** (C) Oakland Campus (I) Renovation and addition to Trees Hall - Phase II 10,000,000

(III) Salk Hall - Phase II 7,500,000 (IV) Renovation/addition to Field House 10,000,000

(D) Titusville Campus (I) Underground Telecommunications Systems 500,000 (F) Bradford Campus (I) Fine Arts Building 12,300,000

(Base Project Allocation - $12,000,000)

(Land Allocation - $300,000) (II) Frame-Westerberg Commons Expansion 7,500,000 (Base Project Allocation - $7,500,000)

(IV) Maintenance Building 1,800,000

(Base Project Allocation - $1,800,000) (V) Construction of academic building classrooms, offices, laboratories 2,600,000

(Base Project Allocation - $2,600,000) (iv) Temple University

(A) Library andLearning Resources Center - H.S.C. Campus 31,800,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $26,500,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $5,300,000)

(B) Renovations to Beury Hall - Main Campus 9,120,000

(Base Construction Allocation - $7,600,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $1,520,000)

(C) Renovations to Barton Hall - Main Campus 11,160,000

(Base Construction Allocation - $9,300,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $1,860,000)

(D) Renovations to Bio-Life Sciences Building - Main Campus 19,730,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $16,400,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $3,330,000)

(B) Renovations to original Dental School Building -

Health Sciences Center Facility - H.S.C. Campus 13,450,000

(Base Construction Allocation - $11,200,000) SESSION OF 1994 Act 1994-74 497

(Design and Contingencies - $2,250,000)

(F) Education Center - Ambler Campus 5,760,000

(Base Construction Allocation - $4,800,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $960,000)

(G) Tomlinson TheatreRenovations andExpansion -

Part I - Main Campus 2,580,000

(Base Construction Allocation - $2,150,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $430,000) (H) Renovation of Mitten Hall 2,600,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $2,170,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $430,000) (I) Renovation of Curtis Hall 3,840,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $3,200,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $640,000)

(L) Security System - Main Campus 7,000,000 (Base Project Allocation - $5,800,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $1,200,000)

(N) Telecommunication Infrastructure Expansion 9,600,000

(Base Project Allocation - $8,000,000) (Design and Contingencies - $1,600,000)

(0) Conversion of fluorescent lighting systems - all campuses 4,080,000 (Base Project Allocation - $3,400,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $680,000) (P) In DGS Projects, upgrade certain HVAC systems, replace certain roofs and rehabilitate two lecture halls 5,040,000

(Base Project Allocation - $4,200,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $840,000) *** (3) Department of Environmental Resources

(ii) Little Buffalo State Park (A) Construction of an arts building 7,000

(Base Project Allocation - $7,000)

(v) Prince Gallitzin State Park (A) Construction of access road from SR 1021 11,273,000

(xiv) Gulich Township (A) Improvements to Janesville Dam 500,000

(xvii) Delaware County 498 Act 1994-74 LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA

(A) Ridley Park Borough - replacement of EastLake Dam 500,000 (xviii) Luzerne County

(A) West Side Landfill Authority - postclosure, capping and revegetating 6,000,000 *** (5) Historical and Museum Commission (i) Butler Industrial Museum (A) Building and site improvement 500,000 (Base Project Allocation - $415,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $85,000) (ii) DeBence Museum (A) Building and site improvements 250,000 (iii) Muhlenberg House 450,000

(Base Project Allocation - $400,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $50,000)

(viii) Venango County (A) Improvements to roof and addition to Drake Well State Museum 3,000,000

(Base Project Allocation - $2,400,000) (Design and Contingencies - $600,000) (6) Department of Military Affairs *** (ix) Johnstown Army National Guard Armory (A) Construction and renovation 1,500,000 *** (7) Department of Public Welfare

(iv) Youth Forestry Camp Number 3 (A) Construction of perimeter security fence around institution 350,000

(Base Project Allocation - $300,000) (Design and Contingencies - $50,000)

(9) State System of Higher Education (i) Bloomsburg State University (A) Addition to Hartline Science 7,904,000 (B) Renovation of Ben Franklin Hall 4,528,000 (C) Renovation of Navy Hall 5,650,000 (D) Renovation of Bakeless Center 5,106,000 (B) Construction of parking areas 1,456,000 (ii) California State University (A) Renovation of Old Main and South Hall 7,654,000 (B) Renovation of Old Industrial Arts Building 3,461,000 SESSION OF 1994 Act 1994-74 499

(C) Renovation of Steel Auditorium 2,200,000 (D) Renovation of Vulcan Hall 1,202,000 (F) Renovation of Noss Hall 3,006,000

(iv) Clarion State University (A) Renovate/upgrade communication system 3,600,000

(B) Renovation of Montgomery Hall - Phase II 1,200,000

(C) Renovation of Harvey Hall - Phase II 1,690,000 (D) Addition and renovation of Carlson Library 15,071,000 (B) Renovation of Pierce Science Center 6,757,000 (v) East Stroudsburg State University

(B) Renovation of Koehler Field House 6,286,000 (C) Renovation of and addition to auditorium 2,604,000 (D) Construction of physics and computer science facility 15,111,000 (B) Renovation and expansion of storm water management system 1,860,000 (F) Addition/renovation of stadium complex 5,494,000 (0) Construction of instructional complex for physical education 5,578,000 (H) Constructionof maintenance building 6,846,000 (I) Construction of parking areas 856,000 (J) Additional funds for Gessner Science DOS 405- 49 530,000 (vi) Edinboro State University (A) Renovation of McComb Field House bleachers 907,000 (B) Rehabilitation of campus drainage system 640,000 (C) Renovation of Memorial Auditorium 1,638,000 (D) Renovation of Loveland Hall - Phase II 2,128,000 (F) Construction of maintenance/storage/office facility 6,144,000 (F) Addition to McComb Field House 5,296,000 (0) Replacement or renovation of White Hall 881,000 (H) Construction of new classroom building 7,196,000 (I) Renovation and asbestos decontamination of Sox Harrison Stadium 780,000 (vii) Indiana State University (A) Rehabilitation of Miller Stadium 6,798,000 (B) Renovation of Stabley Library 6,134,000 (C) Renovation of Eicher Hall 2,525,000 (D) Addition/renovation of Ackerman Hall 6,348,000 (E) Addition/renovation of Cogswell Hall 7,272,000 (F) Renovation of Keith Hall 9,773,000 (0) Renovation of John Sutton Hall 14,303,000 500 Act 1994-74 LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA

(H) Renovation of Leonard Hall 7,549,000 (I) Addition/renovation Fisher Auditorium 9,754,000 (J) Renovation of Wilson Hall 3,157,000 (K) Construction of behavioral science classroom building 16,748,000 (L) Renovation of steam distribution system 1,440,000 (M) Upgrade electrical distribution system 1,800,000 (N) Renovation to Boiler Plant 3,600,000 (viii) Kutztown State University (A) Construction of College of Business Building 7,438,000 (B) Construction of Communications Design Building 5,903,000 (C) Addition to maintenance building and garage 2,992,000 (D) Addition and renovation of science building 10,403,000 (F) Construction of Kutztown University Bypass from US 222 to College Boulevard 2,243,000

(Base Project Allocation - $1,869,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $374,000) (ix) Lock Haven State University

(B) Renovation of Zimmerli Gym 3,380,000

(x) Mansfield State University

(A) Addition to Grant Science - Phase III 3,901,000 (B) Renovation/addition home economics center 5,630,000 (C) Renovation of South Hall 3,390,000 (xi) Millersville State University (A) Addition to McComsey Hall 8,232,000 (B) Renovation of Bassler Hall 1,253,000 (C) Addition to Stayer Hall 4,700,000 (D) Constructionof Theater ArtsEducation Building 12,926,000 (F) Addition of Palmer/Bishop 600,000 (F) Construction of Academic Support Center 3,000,000 (0) Construction of parking and roadways 2,258,000 (xii) Shippensburg State University (A) Renovation of Horton Hall 9,185,000 (B) Renovation of Gilbert and Stewart Halls 4,468,000 (C) Construction of instructional arts facility 17,308,000 (D) Addition to Lehman Library 9,485,000 (E) Construction of central receiving and storage facility 1,292,000 (F) Constructionofroadways, sidewalks andparking facilities 3,894,000 (0) Renovation of Franklin Science Center 11,018,000 SESSION OF 1994 Act 1994-74 501

(H) Addition and renovation of Memorial Auditorium 9,799,000 (I) Renovation of Shippen Hall 4,854,000

(K) Upgrade Steam Plant Boiler No. 4 500,000 (L) Renovation of Rowland and Shearer 7,417,000 (xiii) Slippery Rock State University (A) Renovation of Vincent Science Building 18,293,000 (B) Renovation of McKay Educational Building 8,644,000

(C) Renovation of Morrow Field House - Phase I 13,300,000 (D) Construction of roadways and parking 3,380,000 (E) Construction of health professionals building 8,190,000 (xiv) West Chester State University (A) Renovation of E. 0. Bull Center 6,580,000 (B) Construction of classroom facility 12,186,000 (C) Renovation of Old Library 3,198,000 (D) Addition and renovation to Mitchell Hall 8,701,000 (E) Construction of computing/instructional technology center 13,250,000 (F) Construction of all-purpose outdoor physical education and athletic fields 3,602,000 (xv) Systemwide project (A) Asbestos abatement 10,625,000 (10) Department of Transportation

(v) Lebanon County (A) Bridge repair and necessary roadway improvement to bridge at intersection of SR 897 and East Elm Street 1,000,000

(Base Project Allocation - $1,000,000) Section 4. Itemization of furniture and equipment projects.

(1) Department of Education (i) The Pennsylvania State University (A) Original furniture andequipment forAgriculture

Instruction Center DOS 800-204 - Berks Campus 850,000 (B) Original furniture and equipment for multipurpose facility for student activities DOS

800-220 - Behrend College, Erie 1,550,000 (C) Original furniture and equipment for multipurpose technological cultural “Southwest Institute” support regional socioeconomic

development DOS 800-209 - Fayette Campus 620,000 502 Act 1994-74 LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA

(D) Original furniture and equipment for Agriculture

Sci Classroom Lab Building DGS 800-210 - Fayette Campus 460,000 (F) Original furniture and equipment for Academic Building DOS 800-212 - New KensingtonCampus 260,000 (F) Original furniture and equipment for renovation

of Weaver andPatterson Buildings DOS 800-223 - University Park Campus 825,000 This item is approved in the sum of $416,000. (G) Original furniture and equipment for Research Buildings A, B and C DOS 800-222 - University Park Campus 520,000 This item is approved in the sum of $374,000. (H) Original furniture and equipment for Electrical

Distribution System DGS 800-217 - University Park Campus 390,000

(J) Original furniture and equipment for Technology

Center DGS 800-218 - Wilkes-Barre Campus 200,000 (ii) University of Pittsburgh (A) Original furnishings and equipment for Smith

Hall DOS 1103-58 - Greensburg Campus 225,000 This item is approved in the sum of $180,000. (B) Additional funds for Classroom/Administration

Building DGS 1103-53 - Johnstown Campus 1,400,000 (D) Additional funds for Bellefield Annex

Renovation DOS 1103-42 - Oakland Campus 267,000 This item is approved in the sum of $67,000. (F) Additional funds for Convocation/Events Center

DGS 1103-48 - Oaldand Campus 2,917,000 This item is approved in the sum of $1,717,000. (F) Additional funds for Multipurpose Academic

Complex DGS 1103-40 - Oakland Campus 2,567,000 This item is approved in the sum of $340,000. (0) Additional funds for Hiliman Library Addition DOS 1103-55 - Oaldand Campus 1,900,000

This item is approved in the sum of $459,000. SESSION OF 1994 Act 1994-74 503 (I) Original furnishings and equipment for Science

Building DOS 1103-54 - Titusvile Campus 510,000 (2) State System of Higher Education (i) Bloomsburg University (A) Original furniture and equipment for Centennial Gym DOS 401-51 1,042,000 (ii) California University

(A) Original furniture and equipment - Dixon Hall DOS 402-51 684,000 (B) Original furniture and equipment for World Culture Building DOS 402-53 613,000

(iv) East Stroudsburg University (A) Original furniture and equipment for Zimbar Gym DOS 405-52 407,000 (B) Additional funds forGessner Science DOS 405- 49 530,000 This item is approved in the sum of $67,000. (v) Edinboro University

(A) Original furniture and equipment - Loveland Hall DOS 406-47 30,000

(B) Original furniture and equipment - Cooper Science DOS 406-51 234,000 (vi) Indiana University (A) Original furniture and equipment for Clark Hall DOS 407-64 333,000 (B) Original furniture and equipment for Uhler Hall DOS 407-65 504,000 (vii) Kutztown University

(A) Original furniture and equipment - athletic facility DOS 408-54 280,000

(viii) Mansfield University

(A) Original furniture and equipment - Belknap/Retan DOS 410-49 768,000 (B) Original furniture andequipment forrenovation - Gym to Facility for Instruction DOS 410-51 499,000 (ix) West Chester University (A) Original furniture and equipment for Swope Hall DOS 414-62 672,000 3) Department of Environmental Resources (i) Laurel Hill State Park (A) Original furniture and equipment for DOS 145-6

- dam spiliway modifications 109,000 504 Act 1994-74 LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA

(4) Department of General Services (i) PUC Administrative Headquarters (A) Original furniture and equipment for PUC, Administrative Headquarters 4,900,000 This item is approved in the sum of $4,150,000. (B) Original furniture and equipment for the State Record Center 1,600,000

(Base Project Allocation - $1,400,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $200,000)

Section 5. Itemization of transportation assistance projects. *** (2) Beaver County Transit Authority

(i) Bus maintenance facility - preconstruction, land and preliminary design 167,000 (ii) Purchase/upgrade computer system 25,000 (iu) Miscellaneous equipment - ticket machine 10,000 (3) Bedford County Air Industrial Authority, Bedford County (i) Improvements to facility 300,000

(Base Project Allocation - $250,000) (Design and Contingencies - $50,000) (4) Berks Area Reading Transportation Authority

(i) Phase II - Downtown Transportation Center 367,000 (ii) Associated capital, general purpose maintenance, equipment and associated cost 95,000

(vi) Upgrade and expand EDP system and associated costs 41,000 *** (5.1) Bradford Regional Airport (i) Parallel taxiway for Runway 1432 2,500,000

(7) Cambria County Transit Authority (i) Bus shelter replacement 2,000 (ii) Shop tools and equipment 2,000 (iii) MIS hardware and software 4,000 (iv) Office equipment 3,000 (v) Parking lot paving 5,000

(9) Centre Area Transportation Authority

(iii) Replacement of tow truck 15,000 SESSION OF 1994 Act 1994-74 505

(v) Equip fixed-route buses with bicycle racks 5,000

(11.1) Dubois-Jefferson County Airport

(iii) State Route 830 terminal area relocation 19,000 (iv) Resurface Runway 25 63,000 (v) Snow removal equipment and storage building 8,000 (11.2) Elk County (i) ATA-Area Transportation Authority 50,000 (A) Compressed natural gas compression station and conversion of vehicles (Base Project Allocation - $50,000) (ii) St. Marys Airport (A) Runway reconstruction Phase I and access road relocation 750,000 (B) Runway reconstruction Phase II 750,000

(C) Runway extension - 700 feet 500,000 (D) Instrument Landing System 150,000 Erie Metro Transit Authority

(ii) Construction of intermodal transportation center 10,000,000 This item is approved in the sum of $1,666,000. (iii) Completion of Erie Area Transportation Transit Demonstration Project 832,000 This item is approved in the sum of $139,000. (16) Pottstown Urban Transit (i) Purchase transit vehicle information display 12,000 (ii) Purchase of three paratransit vehicles 20,000 (iii) Purchase of automated stop and passenger information systems 12,000

(18) Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority

(xii) Congestion Management and Air Quality Program

- Philadelphia Allocation, including purchase of alternative fuel buses, purchase of heavy and light rail vehicles and related infrastructure improvements, transportation centers and commuter rail flag-stop signal system 20,917,000 506 Act 1994-74 LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA

(xiii) Surface Transportation Program - suburban transit and commuter railroad bridge rehabilitation and replacement 5,667,000

(xvii) For construction of an intrasuburban transit line from Downingtown, Chester County, to Morrisville, Bucks County 16,000,000

(24) Reading Regional Airport (i) Passenger terminal building HYAC system replacement 250,000

(Base Project Allocation - $225,000) (Design and Contingencies - $25,000) (ii) Enclose passenger boarding area 150,000

(Base Project Allocation - $125,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $25,000) (iii) Material and fuel storage 300,000 (Base Project Allocation - $250,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $50,000) (25) Hazieton Municipal Airport (i) Replacement of fuel farm 150,000 (ii) Construction of new hangar facility 350,000

(27) Fayette County Airport Authority (i) Modernization of Connellsville Airport 3,200,000 (28) Westmoreland County (i) Construction of commercial air service wing at Westmoreland County Airport 1,800,000 (ii) Countywide highway beautification 1,200,000 (29) Berks County (i) Increase height of Bridges No. 100 and No. 44 525,000 (b) Rural and intercity rail._* * * (8) Conrail (i) Harrisburg line (A) Via Conrail lines, increase all vertical clearance to a height of 18 feet 10 inches or greater to allow shipments measuring 18 feet 5 inches high and 10 feet 2 inches wide to move between milepost 58.6 and milepost 60 on Conrail’s Harrisburg line, including, but not limited to, engineering, grading, drainage, communications and signal, track construction and all other associated costs 525,000

(10) Dana Corporation, Borough of Berwick, Columbia County SESSION OF 1994 Act 1994-74 507

(i) Rebuild and add additional track inside manufacturing facility which is located within the Berwick Industrial Development Association (BIDA) Complex 15,000 *** Section 6. Itemization of redevelopment assistance projects. *** (1) Allegheny County *** (iii) Borough of Homestead (A) West Street improvement project, renovation of Homestead municipal building and construction of multipurpose community facility 2,200,000 (iv) Oakdale Borough (A) Construction of a senior citizen center 2,500,000

(B) Borough of Willdnsburg project - multipurpose center 4,000,000 (v) Harrison Township (A) NatronaRiver andHousing Development project 2,000,000 *** (2) Armstrong County (i) Leechburg Borough (A) Sewer project 50,000 (3) Bedford County (i) Bedford County Center (A) Construct facility 1,000,000

(iv) Lincoln Highway Heritage Park

(B) Hopewell Borough (I) construction of Keystone Foundry Visitor Center 350,000 (C) Everett Borough (I) Construction of Everett Railroad Station 150,000 (D) Lincoln Highway Scenic Overlook (I) Acquisition and construction of Lincoln Highway scenic overlook 1,500,000 (v) Everett Borough (A) Restoration and rehabilitation of the Everett Railroad Station 100,000 (vi) Juniata Township (A) Acquisition and construction of the Lincoln Highway Scenic Overlook 1,150,000

(5) Blair County 508 Act 1994-74 LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA

(ii) Allegheny Ridge Heritage Park (A) Altoona andHollidaysburgHeritage Park visitors centers (I) Design,production andinstallation of exhibits 1,500,000 (B) Hollidaysburg Canal Basin (I) Design, construction and rehabilitation 1.600,000 (iii) City of Altoona (A) Construction of pedestrian walkway project on 13th Street 440,000 (B) Construction of pedestrian walkway project on 14th Street 760,000

(7) Butler County (i) Community Development Corporation (A) Construction of a youth athletic center 1,500,000 (ii) County of Butler (A) Improvements to Alameda Park, consisting of road construction and rehabilitation of grounds, riverfront and facilities 1,000,000 (iii) Chicora Borough and Donegal Township (A) Joint sewer project 2,000,000 (iv) West Sunbury Borough (A) Sanitary sewer project 2,000,000 (8) Cambria County (i) Hastings Area Industrial Park (A) Access road from SR 4021 to industrial park 1,300,000 (ii) Cambria County Interpower Cogeneration Project (A) Access Road from SR 422 to plant 1,000,000 (iii) Allegheny Ridge Heritage Park (A) Johnstown and Portage Heritage Park visitors centers (I) Design,production and installation of exhibits 1,500,000 *** (iv) Cambria County Redevelopment Authority

(B) Reconstructionand development of Seldom Seen Tourist Mine Museum and site improvements 300,000 (v) Portage Borough (A) Downtown Redevelopment 435,000 (9) Cameron County (i) Emporium Borough/Shippen Township (A) Sewage treatment plant improvements 1,500,000 (10) Centre County SESSION OF 1994 Act 1994-74 509

(i) Centre County (A) Construction of a visitors center for the Centre County Lion Country Visitors and Convention Bureau 1,400,000 (11) Chester County (i) City of Chester (A) Development of the Chester Fine Arts Center East 1,000,000 (B) Chester Clubhouse Skill Center 64,000 (C) Deshong Musuem and Cultural Arts Center 1,000,000 (D) Chester Activities Center 225,000

(12) Clearfield County (i) Phiipsburg (A) Improvements to Philipsburg Area Hospital to provide for an acute care nursing home 2,000,000 *** (iii) Morris Township (A) Department of Environmental Resources mandated improvements to water distribution system 1,000,000 (iv) Graham Township (A) Infrastructure and water system improvements 1,000,000 (v) City of DuBois (A) Replacement/renovation of south side sewer interceptor 900,000

(viii) Houtzdale Borough (A) Revitalization of business district 1,000,000 (ix) Cooper Township (A) Kylertown area sewage project 3,000,000 (x) Lawrence Township and Olen Richey (A) Lifeline water project 5,000,000 (xi) Graham Township (A) Restoration and improvement of water system 2,000,000 (13) Crawford County (i) Meadville (A) Demolition, restoration and reconstruction of dilapidated housing 1,150,000 (ii) Titusville (A) Demolition, restoration and reconstruction of dilapidated housing 1,150,000 (iii) Spartansburg Borough (A) Clear Lake Dam project 200,000 (14) Dauphin County 510 Act 1994-74 LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA

(i) Pennsylvania State Fraternal Order of Police (A) Construction of a police memorial 300,000 (15) Elk County (i) Benzinger Township (A) Construction of sewage system 1,100,000 (B) Construction of solids-handling facility for water treatment plant 500,000 (ii) Fox Township (A) Sewer extension to Fairview subdivision 200,000 (B) Upgrade sewage treatment plant for removal of toxic metals 700,000 (C) Expansion of sewage treatment plant 800,000 (D) Sewer line extension to trailer park 200,000 (iii) Highland Township (A) Sewage collection and treatmentplant for James City 800,000 (iv) Jay Township Water Authority (A) Renovations to Jay Township water system 2,000,000 (B) Water storage tank construction in Village of Weedville 250,000 (C) Engineering study for backup source water system 500,000 (v) Jones Township (A) Sanitarysewer collection system from Wilcox to Johnsonburg Borough facility 3,800,000 (vi) Johnsonburg Municipal Authority (A) Constructionof Third Avenue reservoir tankNo. 2 400,000 (B) Construction of water storage reservoir and Silver Creek water line extension 900,000 (16) Erie County (i) Cony Redevelopment Authority (A) Acquisition of abandoned industrial building for multitenant facility 1,000,000

(Base Project Allocation - $1,000,000) (ii) Erie County Library System (A) Construction of a new main library building 1,000,000 (iii) Erie County (A) Renovation of Erie County Courthouse, including accessible courtroom and contribution to public library 1,500,000 (iv) Lake Erie Aquarium and Science Center (A) Contribution to the Lake Erie Aquarium and Science Center 25,000,000 SESSION OF 1994 Act 1994-74 511

(17) Fayette County (i) Youghiogheny River Trail Council (A) Land acquisition 100,000

(iv) FAY-PENN Economic Development Council (A) Fayette Spec Building Program 1,800,000 (B) Fayette Technology Park at Penn State 1,250,000

(C) FAY-PENN Economic Development Council - allocation of $250,000 for the purchase and development of land for railroad spur and for construction of support facilities and an allocation of $750,000 for Fairchance Business Park Expansion 1,000,000 (v) FAY-PENN Economic Development Council 1.000,000

(vi) Connellsville Redevelopment Authority 1,025,000 (A) Reconstruction and installation of traffic signal at Third Street/Crawford Avenue intersection and for needed repairs andmodifications for incubator project 1,025,000 (18) Forest County (i) Tionesta Township (A) Acquisition of 25 acres, including 3 commercial buildings, for creation of an industrial park 243,000

(Base Project Allocation - $243,000) (ii) Tionesta Borough (A) Acquisition of 11 acres foran incubator project 395,000

(Base Project Allocation - $395,000) (iii) Jenks Township (A) Acquisition of 90 acres for an industrial park 100,000

(Base Project Allocation - $100,000) (19) Fulton County (i) Lincoln Highway Heritage Park (A) Fulton House (I) Acquisition and rehabilitation 550,000 (ii) McConnellsburg (A) Acquisition and rehabilitation of the Fulton House 500,000 (20) Greene County (i) Greene County (A) National Road Heritage Park for Flatiron District, Searights Tollhouse, Old Petersburg Tollhouse, Nemacolin Castle and National Road Construction Interpretive Center 2,050,000 (ii) Oreensboro Borough 512 Act 1994-74 LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA

(A) Sewage treatment plant 2,000,000 *** (22) Jefferson County (i) Brockway Borough (A) Reline existing sanitary sewer lines along Green Way 86,000 (B) Installation of an elevator in Toby Terrace apartment building 55,000 (C) Improvements to roadway to Brockway Industrial Park 200,000 (ii) Brookville Borough (A) Restoration of Jefferson County Courthouse and acquisition of annex 700,000 (iii) Corsica Borough (A) Water line improvements/access road 550,000 (iv) Pine Creek Township (A) Restoration of Jefferson County Service Center 450,000 (B) Establish incubator/multitenant building 750,000 (v) Snyder Township (A) Construction of sanitary sewer lines along Kearney Road, Broad Street and Arch Street 243,000

(24) Lancaster County

(iii) King Street Corridor Revitalization Project (A) Seven block public infrastructure project 3,000,000 (iv) East Lampeter Township (A) Acquisition of three hangars 195,000 (25) Lawrence County (i) Pulaski Township (A) Sanitary sewage project 5,000,000 (ii) Wayne Township (A) Sanitary sewage project 5,000,000 (iii) Eliwood City Industrial Park (A) Infrastructure improvements 2,500,000 (iv) Shenango Township Industrial Park (A) Infrastructure improvements 2,500,000

(27) Luzerne County

(ii) City of Wilkes-Barre (A) Inflatable dam across the Susquehanna River for flood control and recreation 10,000,000 (iii) City of Nanticoke SESSION OF 1994 Act 1994-74 513

(A) Downtown bypass 1,800,000

(v) Swoyersville Borough (A) Senior citizens center 350,000 (vi) Glen Lyon and Newport Township (A) Reconstruction of Main Street 1.700,000 (vii) Hanover Township (A) Dike pump maintenance 500,000 (viii) Plymouth Borough (A) Dike pump maintenance 650,000 (28) Monroe County (i) Monroe County (A) Acquisition of landand construction of Poconos Visitors Center 1,000,000

(29) Montgomery County (i) Delaware Valley Historical Aircraft Association (A) Contribution to Museum Building 200,000

(iii) Borough of Norristown (A) Demolition, restoration and reconstruction of dilapidated buildings 150,000

(31) Philadelphia County (1) City of Philadelphia *** (B) Construction of the Eastern Regional Police Training Facility 7,500,000 (ii) Korean War Veterans’ Association of Philadelphia (A) Contribution to Philadelphia Korean War Veterans’ Memorial to honorfallen comrades from Philadelphia, Bucks, Chester, Delaware and Montgomery Counties 200,000 (iii) City of Philadelphia

(D) Construction of Ogontz Community Public Library 1,731.000 (E) Furniture and equipment for the Ogontz Community Public Library 300,000 *** (0) Rehabilitation of 62 properties on Elkhart, Cornwall and Mayfield Streets 700,000 *** 514 Act 1994-74 LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA

(L) Construction of a multipurpose room and child- care center at the Columbia North Branch YMCA 1,165,000 *** (X) Renovation of Germantown High School Athletic Field and facilities 1,500,000

(32) Potter County (i) Austin Borough (A) Constructionof complete sewersystem in Austin Borough 2,750,000 (ii) Coudersport Borough (A) Demolition, excavation and removal of dilapidated structure, tannery vats and abandoned industrial structures in the industrial park 630,000 (B) Upgrade and expansion of Coudersport Borough sewersystem; elimination ofinfiltration inflow and plant expansion 550.000 (C) Extension of borough flood control to borough limits 4,500,000 (iii) Genesee Village (A) Repair, replacement and expansion of water system, including fire protection and potable water line distribution 475,000 (33) Schuylidll County (i) Borough of Tamaqua (A) Restoration of Tamaqua Train Station 250,000 (34) Somerset County (i) Allegheny Ridge Heritage Park (A) Windber Heritage Park Visitors Center (I) Design, production and installationof exhibits 1,500,000 (35) Venango County (i) Sandy Creek Township (A) Acquisition of 11-acre tract to supplementSandy Creek Industrial Park 200,000 (B) Extension of water lines to new 11-acre tract 10,000 (C) Constructionofaccess road through 11-acretract 50,000 (36) Warren County (i) City of Warren (A) Acquisition, renovation and site preparation of former Warren Componentsbuilding foreconomic opportunities 200,000 (ii) Pleasant Township (A) Provide a rail spurto formerPhillips Building at the Warren Industrial Complex 100,000 SESSION OF 1994 Act 1994-74 515

(38) Westmoreland County (i) Rostraver (A) Acquisition and/or construction ofa combination public library and senior citizen center 1.300,000 (ii) Westmoreland Trust (A) Rehabilitation of the Greensburg Train Station 1.600,000 (iii) Westmoreland County

(B) Construction of a new library building in Rostraver Township 500,000 (C) Expansion of Monessen District Library 2,500,000

(B) Westmoreland County Industrial Development Corporation Shell Building 1,500,000 (F) Westmoreland Countywide Highway Beautification Program 1,200,000 (0) Constructionof AlcoafWestmoreland Conference andTraining Center atWestmoreland Business and Research Park 1,100,000 (H) Westmoreland County Aerial Maps 100,000 (39) York County (i) York County (A) York County Heritage Rail/Trail for developmentand restoration of the trail, including the City of York 400,000 Section 7. Itemization of flood control projects.

(1) Department of Environmental Resources

(vi) Lebanon County (A) Flood control project located on Hazel Dyke between State Drive Bridge and Lincoln Avenue Bridge 1.000,000

(Base Project Allocation - $800,000)

(Design and Contingencies - $200,000) *** ROBERT P. CASEY