MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE FIRST EXTRAORDINARY SESSION 2018
By: Senator(s) Gollott, Wiggins, To: Appropriations Moran, Watson, Carter, Seymour, Blackwell, Chassaniol, Dearing, DeBar, Fillingane, Hill, Jackson (11th), Jackson (32nd), Michel, Simmons (13th)
SENATE BILL NO. 2002
1 AN ACT AMEND SECTION 27-103-302, MISSISSIPPI CODE OF 1972, TO 2 PROVIDE THAT FROM AND AFTER SEPTEMBER 1, 2018, ALL BP OIL SPILL 3 SETTLEMENT FUNDS RECEIVED BY THE STATE SHALL BE DEPOSITED INTO THE 4 STATE BP SETTLEMENT FUND AND THE GULF COAST RESTORATION FUND; TO 5 CREATE A SPECIAL FUND IN THE STATE TREASURY TO BE DESIGNATED AS 6 THE "STATE BP SETTLEMENT FUND"; TO CREATE A SPECIAL FUND IN THE 7 STATE TREASURY TO BE DESIGNATED AS THE "GULF COAST RESTORATION 8 FUND" (GCRF); TO PROVIDE THAT MONIES IN THE GCRF SHALL BE USED, 9 UPON APPROPRIATION BY THE LEGISLATURE, TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO 10 APPLICANTS THROUGH PROGRAMS OR PROJECTS AUTHORIZED BY THIS ACT; TO 11 PROVIDE THAT MONIES IN THE GCRF SHALL BE USED ONLY FOR PROGRAMS OR 12 PROJECTS THAT ARE LOCATED IN THE GULF COAST REGION AS DEFINED IN 13 THE FEDERAL RESTORE ACT; TO CREATE THE GULF COAST RESTORATION FUND 14 ADVISORY BOARD TO PROVIDE ADVICE TO MDA WHEN REVIEWING 15 APPLICATIONS FOR ASSISTANCE UNDER THIS ACT; TO PROVIDE THAT THE 16 MISSISSIPPI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (MDA) SHALL BE THE ADMINISTRATOR 17 OF THE GCRF; TO AUTHORIZE MDA TO CARRY OUT ANY POWERS AND DUTIES 18 AUTHORIZED IN THIS ACT AND PROVIDE THAT MDA SHALL HANDLE ALL OF 19 THE DAY-TO-DAY MATTERS RELATING TO THE GCRF; TO LIMIT THE AMOUNT 20 OF THE ANNUAL ADMINISTRATION EXPENSES OF MDA IN CARRYING OUT ITS 21 DUTIES UNDER THIS ACT; TO SPECIFY THE APPLICANTS WHO ARE ELIGIBLE 22 FOR ASSISTANCE UNDER THIS ACT; TO PROVIDE THAT MDA SHALL ESTABLISH 23 CRITERIA, RULES AND PROCEDURES FOR ACCEPTING AND REVIEWING 24 APPLICATIONS FOR ASSISTANCE UNDER THIS ACT; TO PROVIDE THAT MDA 25 SHALL REVIEW, COMPILE, AND SCORE ALL TIMELY RECEIVED APPLICATIONS 26 AND SHALL PRESENT THE APPLICATIONS AND ITS RECOMMENDATIONS FOR 27 ASSISTANCE TO INDIVIDUAL PROJECTS TO THE LEGISLATURE NO LATER THAN 28 DECEMBER 1 OF THE YEAR; TO PROVIDE THAT THE LEGISLATURE SHALL 29 DETERMINE INDIVIDUAL PROJECTS THAT WILL BE FUNDED BY SEPARATE LINE 30 ITEMS IN AN APPROPRIATION BILL; TO PROVIDE THAT APPLICATIONS FOR 31 ASSISTANCE WILL BE RECEIVED THROUGH WEB PORTALS SET UP BY MDA; TO 32 AUTHORIZE MDA TO ESTABLISH PROGRAMS FOR MAKING LOANS, LOAN 33 GUARANTEES, GRANTS AND ANY OTHER FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO 34 APPLICANTS WHOSE PROJECTS ARE APPROVED FOR ASSISTANCE; TO SPECIFY S. B. No. 2002 *SS26/R16.3* # deleted text version # N1/2 181E/SS26/R16.3 PAGE 1 (tb\rc) 35 THE APPLICANTS WHO ARE ELIGIBLE FOR ASSISTANCE UNDER THESE 36 PROGRAMS; TO PROVIDE THAT MDA SHALL ESTABLISH PROGRAMS AND AN 37 APPLICATION PROCESS TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO APPLICANTS WHO 38 PRIORITIZE CERTAIN TYPES OF PROJECTS; TO PROVIDE THAT ASSISTANCE 39 PROVIDED UNDER THIS ACT MAY NOT BE USED TO FINANCE 100% OF THE 40 COST OF ANY PROJECT; TO PROVIDE THAT CONTRACTS EXECUTED BY MDA 41 WITH RECIPIENTS OF ASSISTANCE UNDER THIS ACT MUST INCLUDE 42 PROVISIONS REQUIRING A PERFORMANCE REPORT ON THE CONTRACTED 43 ACTIVITIES; TO PROVIDE FOR FINANCIAL AUDITS OF RECIPIENTS OF 44 ASSISTANCE UNDER THIS ACT AND PROVIDE FOR PERFORMANCE AUDITS OF 45 MDA'S ADMINISTRATION OF THE GCRF UNDER THIS ACT; TO REQUIRE MDA TO 46 FILE AN ANNUAL REPORT WITH CERTAIN LEGISLATIVE OFFICIALS AND LBO 47 THAT INCLUDES DETAILED INFORMATION REGARDING RECEIPTS AND 48 EXPENDITURES OF THE FUNDS RECEIVED AND PROVIDED AS ASSISTANCE 49 UNDER THIS ACT; TO REQUIRE THE STATE TREASURER TO TRANSFER A 50 CERTAIN AMOUNT OF FUNDS FROM THE BUDGET CONTINGENCY FUND TO THE 51 2018 TRANSPORTATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS FUND, 52 MISSISSIPPI HIGHWAY-RAILROAD GRADE CROSSING SAFETY ACCOUNT AND THE 53 MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD IMPROVEMENTS FUND; TO AMEND SECTION 9, HOUSE 54 BILL NO. 1, FIRST EXTRAORDINARY SESSION OF 2018, TO PROVIDE THAT 55 MONEY IN THE 2018 TRANSPORTATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS 56 FUND, SHALL BE DISBURSED, IN THE DISCRETION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF 57 FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION, FOR CERTAIN PROJECTS; TO SPECIFY THE 58 PROJECTS FOR WHICH MONEY MAY BE DISBURSED; AND FOR RELATED 59 PURPOSES. 60 BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI:
61 SECTION 1. Section 27-103-302, Mississippi Code of 1972, is 62 amended as follows: 63 27-103-302. Through August 31, 2018, all funds received by 64 or on behalf of the State of Mississippi through a negotiated
65 settlement for economic damages in connection with the explosion 66 on, and sinking of, the mobile offshore drilling unit Deepwater 67 Horizon, except for any funds that are required by the settlement
68 to be paid to any other public entity, shall be deposited into the 69 Budget Contingency Fund for appropriation by the Legislature. 70 From and after September 1, 2018, all funds received by or on 71 behalf of the State of Mississippi through a negotiated settlement 72 for economic damages in connection with the explosion on, and S. B. No. 2002 *SS26/R16.3* # deleted text version # 181E/SS26/R16.3 PAGE 2 (tb\rc) 73 sinking of, the mobile offshore drilling unit Deepwater Horizon, 74 except for any funds that are required by the settlement to be 75 paid to any other public entity, shall be deposited as follows: 76 (a) twenty-five percent (25%) of each annual payment of those 77 funds to the State of Mississippi shall be deposited into the 78 State BP Settlement Fund created in Section 2 of this act, and (b)
79 seventy-five percent (75%) of each annual payment of those funds 80 to the State of Mississippi shall be deposited into the Gulf Coast 81 Restoration Fund created in Section 3 of this act.
82 SECTION 2. There is created in the State Treasury a special 83 fund to be designated as the "State BP Settlement Fund." The 84 special fund shall consist of funds required to be deposited into 85 the special fund by Section 27-103-302, funds appropriated or
86 otherwise made available by the Legislature in any manner, and 87 funds from any other source designated for deposit into the 88 special fund. Unexpended amounts remaining in the special fund at 89 the end of a fiscal year shall not lapse into the State General 90 Fund but shall remain in the State BP Settlement Fund. Any
91 investment earnings or interest earned on amounts in the special 92 fund shall be deposited to the credit of the special fund.
93 SECTION 3. (1) There is created in the State Treasury a 94 special fund to be designated as the "Gulf Coast Restoration Fund" 95 (GCRF). The GCRF shall consist of funds required to be deposited 96 into the GCRF by Section 27-103-302, funds appropriated or 97 otherwise made available by the Legislature in any manner, and
S. B. No. 2002 *SS26/R16.3* # deleted text version # 181E/SS26/R16.3 PAGE 3 (tb\rc) 98 funds from any other source designated for deposit into the GCRF. 99 Unexpended amounts remaining in the GCRF at the end of a fiscal 100 year shall not lapse into the State General Fund, and any 101 investment earnings or interest earned on amounts in the GCRF 102 shall be deposited to the credit of the GCRF. 103 (2) Monies in the GCRF shall be administered by the
104 Mississippi Development Authority (MDA), and shall be used, upon 105 appropriation by the Legislature, to provide assistance to 106 applicants through programs or projects authorized by this act. 107 Monies in the GCRF shall be used only for programs or projects 108 that are located in the Gulf Coast region as defined in the 109 federal RESTORE Act, but not to expand beyond the boundaries of 110 Hancock, Harrison, Jackson, Pearl River, Stone, and George
111 Counties. If a county is included in the coastal zone, then the 112 county seat of that county would be considered a part of the 113 coastal zone.
114 SECTION 4. (1) Monies in the Gulf Coast Restoration Fund 115 shall be used only for the purposes specified in this act, and no
116 other expenditure, appropriation or transfer of monies in the GCRF 117 shall be made except by an act of the Legislature making specific
118 reference to the GCRF as the source of those monies. 119 (2) If any monies in the GCRF are obligated or pledged as 120 security for any debt incurred by MDA, and the monies in the GCRF 121 that have been obligated or pledged are later expended, 122 appropriated, transferred, obligated or pledged for any other
S. B. No. 2002 *SS26/R16.3* # deleted text version # 181E/SS26/R16.3 PAGE 4 (tb\rc) 123 purpose, the debt for which the monies were originally obligated 124 or pledged shall be the obligation and indebtedness of the State 125 of Mississippi secured by the full faith and credit of the state.
126 SECTION 5. (1) There is created the Gulf Coast Restoration 127 Fund Advisory Board for the purpose of providing guidance and 128 expertise to MDA when reviewing applications for assistance under
129 this act. The advisory board shall consist of the following seven 130 (7) members: 131 (a) Three (3) appointments from the Governor; 132 (b) Two (2) appointments from the Lieutenant Governor; 133 and 134 (c) Two (2) appointments from the Speaker of the House 135 of Representatives.
136 (2) The Governor shall appoint the chairman of the board and 137 the board shall elect such other officers as it considers 138 necessary from among its members. 139 (3) A majority of the members of the board shall constitute 140 a quorum for the conduct of meetings and all actions of the board
141 shall be by a majority vote. 142 (4) The Mississippi Development Authority shall provide any
143 necessary administrative support to the board. No person 144 nominated for, appointed to or serving as a member of the board 145 may be an elected official. 146 (5) Members of the board shall serve without compensation, 147 per diem or mileage expense.
S. B. No. 2002 *SS26/R16.3* # deleted text version # 181E/SS26/R16.3 PAGE 5 (tb\rc) 148 (6) All expenses of the MDA in carrying out its duties and 149 responsibilities under this section shall be paid from funds in 150 the Gulf Coast Restoration Fund.
151 SECTION 6. (1) MDA shall be the administrator of the Gulf 152 Coast Restoration Fund. MDA is authorized to carry out any powers 153 and duties authorized in this act and shall handle all of the
154 day-to-day matters relating to the GCRF. 155 (2) The annual administration expenses of MDA in carrying 156 out its duties under this act shall not exceed one percent (1%) of 157 the amount of the funds deposited into the GCRF under Section 158 27-103-302 for that year. MDA may recover from applicants and 159 recipients of funds under this act a portion of the costs 160 associated with administering assistance provided under this act,
161 which shall not be subject to the one percent (1%) limitation 162 under this subsection.
163 SECTION 7. (1) Applicants who are eligible for assistance 164 under this section include, but are not limited to, local units of 165 government, nongovernmental organizations, institutions of higher
166 learning, community colleges, ports, airports, public-private 167 partnerships, private for-profit entities, private non profit
168 entities and local economic development entities. Projects that 169 are eligible for assistance under this section are projects that 170 have the potential to generate increased economic activity in the 171 region, as described in Section 8(3) of this act.
S. B. No. 2002 *SS26/R16.3* # deleted text version # 181E/SS26/R16.3 PAGE 6 (tb\rc) 172 (2) MDA shall establish criteria, rules, and procedures for 173 accepting and reviewing applications for assistance under this 174 section. MDA, with advice from the Gulf Coast Restoration Fund 175 Advisory Board, shall review, compile and score all timely 176 received applications, and shall present the applications and its 177 recommendations for assistance to individual projects under this
178 section to the Legislature no later than December 1 of the year. 179 The Legislature shall determine individual projects that will be 180 funded under this section by separate line items in an 181 appropriation bill. 182 (3) Applications for assistance under this section will be 183 received through web portals set up by MDA. MDA shall set 184 criteria for the web portal which may include protection of the
185 confidentiality of any or all of the application.
186 SECTION 8. (1) MDA is further authorized, on such terms and 187 conditions consistent with the criteria set forth in this section 188 as it may determine, to establish programs for making loans, loan 189 guarantees, grants and any other financial assistance from the
190 GCRF to applicants whose projects are approved for assistance 191 under this section. MDA shall establish criteria, rules and
192 procedures for accepting, reviewing, granting or denying 193 applications, and for terms and conditions of financial assistance 194 under this section in accordance with state law. The Legislature 195 shall appropriate monies from the GCRF to the MDA to fund the
S. B. No. 2002 *SS26/R16.3* # deleted text version # 181E/SS26/R16.3 PAGE 7 (tb\rc) 196 programs established under this section in an amount requested 197 annually by MDA for such purpose. 198 (2) Applicants who are eligible for assistance under this 199 section include, but are not limited to, local units of 200 government, nongovernmental organizations, institutions of higher 201 learning, community colleges, ports, airports, public-private
202 partnerships, private for-profit entities, private non profit 203 entities, and local economic development entities. 204 (3) MDA shall establish programs and an application process 205 to provide assistance to applicants under this section that 206 prioritize: 207 (a) Projects that will impact the long-term 208 competitiveness of the region and may result in a significant
209 positive impact on tax base, private sector job creation and 210 private sector investment in the region; 211 (b) Projects that demonstrate the maximum long-term 212 economic benefits and long-term growth potential of the region 213 based on a financial analysis such as a cost-benefit analysis or a
214 return-on-investment analysis; 215 (c) Projects that demonstrate long-term financial
216 sustainability, including clear performance metrics, over the 217 duration of the project; 218 (d) Projects that leverage or encourage leveraging of 219 other private sector, local, state and federal funding sources
S. B. No. 2002 *SS26/R16.3* # deleted text version # 181E/SS26/R16.3 PAGE 8 (tb\rc) 220 with preference to projects that can demonstrate contributions 221 from other sources than funds from the BP settlement; 222 (e) Projects that are supported by multiple government 223 or private sector entities; 224 (f) Projects that can move quickly and efficiently to 225 the design, engineering, and permitting phase;
226 (g) Projects that enhance the quality of life/place and 227 business environment of the region, including tourism and 228 recreational opportunities; 229 (h) Projects that expand the region's ability to 230 attract high-growth industries or establish new high-growth 231 industries in the region; 232 (i) Projects that leverage or further enhance key
233 regional assets, including educational institutions, research 234 facilities, ports, airports, rails and military bases; 235 (j) Projects that are transformational for the future 236 of the region but create a wider regional impact; 237 (k) Projects that enhance the marketability of existing
238 industrial properties; 239 (l) Projects that enhance a targeted industry cluster
240 or create a Center of Excellence unique to the region; 241 (m) Infrastructure projects for business retention and 242 development; 243 (n) Projects that enhance research and innovative 244 technologies in the region; and
S. B. No. 2002 *SS26/R16.3* # deleted text version # 181E/SS26/R16.3 PAGE 9 (tb\rc) 245 (o) Projects that provide outcome and return on 246 investment measures, to be judged by clear performance metrics, 247 over the duration of the project or program.
248 SECTION 9. (1) Assistance provided under this act may not 249 be used to finance one hundred percent (100%) of the cost of any 250 project.
251 (2) Contracts executed by MDA with recipients of assistance 252 under this act must include provisions requiring a performance 253 report on the contracted activities, must account for the proper 254 use of funds provided under the contract, and must include 255 provisions for recovery of assistance if the assistance was based 256 upon fraudulent information or the recipient of the assistance is 257 not meeting the performance requirements established by MDA of the
258 assistance. Recipients of assistance under this act must 259 regularly report to MDA the status of the project on a schedule 260 determined by MDA.
261 SECTION 10. (1) The scope of a financial audit of 262 recipients of assistance under this act shall include funds
263 related to any year in which the recipient receives assistance 264 under this act. The scope of review for these funds shall
265 include, but is not limited to, compliance with state and federal 266 laws related to the receipt and expenditure of those funds and the 267 criteria established by MDA. 268 (2) The State Auditor shall conduct performance audits of 269 MDA's administration of the GCRF under this act. The scope of
S. B. No. 2002 *SS26/R16.3* # deleted text version # 181E/SS26/R16.3 PAGE 10 (tb\rc) 270 review shall include, but is not limited to, evaluating internal 271 controls, internal audit functions, reporting and performance 272 requirements required for use of the assistance, and compliance 273 with state and federal law. The audit shall include any funds 274 disbursed under this act and matching funds provided in the 275 contract with MDA.
276 (3) In addition to the rules of the State Auditor, the State 277 Auditor shall adopt rules for the form and conduct all financial 278 audits performed by independent certified public accountants and 279 for audits of recipients of assistance under this act. 280 (4) The State Auditor may report findings to the Secretary 281 of the Treasury of the United States in addition to the reporting 282 requirements under state law.
283 (5) The costs of the audits performed as provided in this 284 section may be paid from the GCRF.
285 SECTION 11. MDA shall file an annual report with the Speaker 286 of the House, the Lieutenant Governor, the Chairs of the 287 Appropriations Committees of the House and the Senate, and the
288 Legislative Budget Office not later than December 1 of each year, 289 including detailed information regarding at least the following
290 specific areas: 291 (a) Receipts and expenditures of the funds received and 292 provided as assistance under this act; 293 (b) Expenditures for all administration expenses of MDA 294 in carrying out its duties under this act;
S. B. No. 2002 *SS26/R16.3* # deleted text version # 181E/SS26/R16.3 PAGE 11 (tb\rc) 295 (c) Overview of applications reviewed and a detailed 296 description of applications approved for assistance for the 297 current year; and 298 (d) Schedule of all applications for which assistance 299 was provided under this act detailing status of progress, start 300 date, anticipated completion date, benchmark achievements, and any
301 modifications to the original application after receipt of 302 assistance.
303 SECTION 12. (1) The State Treasurer shall transfer funds 304 from the Budget Contingency Fund to the following special funds in 305 the following amounts: 306 (a) Fifty-two Million Eight Hundred Ninety-three 307 Thousand Dollars ($52,893,000.00) to the 2018 Transportation and
308 Infrastructure Improvements Fund created in House Bill No. 1, 309 First Extraordinary Session of 2018; 310 (b) One Million Dollars ($1,000,000.00) to the 311 Mississippi Highway-Railroad Grade Crossing Safety Account created 312 in Section 57-43-15; and
313 (c) Seven Million Five Hundred Thousand Dollars 314 ($7,500,000.00) to the Mississippi Railroad Improvements Fund
315 created in Section 57-46-1. 316 (2) The State Treasurer shall transfer seventy-five percent 317 (75%) of the amount remaining in the Budget Contingency Fund after 318 the transfers required in subsection (1) of this section into the 319 Gulf Coast Restoration Fund created in Section 3 of this act.
S. B. No. 2002 *SS26/R16.3* # deleted text version # 181E/SS26/R16.3 PAGE 12 (tb\rc) 320 SECTION 13. Section 9, House Bill No. 1, First Extraordinary 321 Session of 2018, is amended as follows:
322 Section 9. (1) A special fund, to be designated the "2018 323 Transportation and Infrastructure Improvements Fund," is created 324 within the State Treasury, which shall consist of funds made 325 available by the Legislature in any manner and funds from any
326 other source designated for deposit into such fund. The fund 327 shall be maintained by the State Treasurer as a separate and 328 special fund, separate and apart from the General Fund of the 329 state. Unexpended amounts remaining in the fund at the end of a 330 fiscal year shall not lapse into the State General Fund, and any 331 interest earned or investment earnings on amounts in the fund 332 shall be deposited into such fund.
333 (2) Monies deposited into the fund shall be * * * expended, 334 upon appropriation by the Legislature, for infrastructure projects 335 and/or other projects that are economically beneficial that are 336 otherwise provided by law to be funded by monies in this fund. 337 disbursed, in the discretion of the Department of Finance and
338 Administration, as follows: 339 (a) To pay the costs incurred by the Mississippi
340 Transportation Commission and the Mississippi Department of 341 Transportation to widen Mississippi Highway 16 to three (3) lanes 342 as follows:
S. B. No. 2002 *SS26/R16.3* # deleted text version # 181E/SS26/R16.3 PAGE 13 (tb\rc) 343 (i) From near the Neely Town Road at the DeKalb 344 City Limits to the point at which Old Philadelphia Road ties into 345 Mississippi Highway 16; and 346 (ii) Between the two (2) points at which 347 Mississippi Highway 39 ties into Mississippi 348 Highway 16...... $2,000,000.00.
349 (b) To assist in paying the costs associated with 350 preconstruction, design, engineering, land acquisition, 351 right-of-way acquisition, construction and development of the 352 Reunion Parkway project from Bozeman Road to Parkway East in 353 Madison County, Mississippi...... $8,000,000.00. 354 (c) To assist the East Metropolitan Corridor 355 Commission, which is a commission operating as a local public
356 agency representing the Jackson Municipal Airport Authority, the 357 City of Brandon, Mississippi, the City of Flowood, Mississippi, 358 and the City of Pearl, Mississippi, in paying the costs associated 359 with land acquisition and implementation of the East Metro 360 Corridor project in Rankin County, Mississippi, from its current
361 terminus at the southeast corner of, and within, the 362 Jackson-Medgar Wiley Evers International Airport, traversing
363 easterly and southerly and terminating at Interstate 20 at 364 Crossgates Boulevard in Brandon, Mississippi...... $8,000,000.00. 365 (d) To assist DeSoto County, Mississippi, in paying the 366 costs of rebuilding Holly Springs Road in DeSoto County and 367 drainage improvements to the road...... $3,000,000.00.
S. B. No. 2002 *SS26/R16.3* # deleted text version # 181E/SS26/R16.3 PAGE 14 (tb\rc) 368 (e) To assist Carroll County, Mississippi, in paying 369 the costs of repair, renovation or replacement of a closed bridge 370 on County Road 157 in Carroll County...... $ 500,000.00. 371 (f) To assist Lamar County, Mississippi, in paying the 372 costs associated with necessary infrastructure improvements in 373 Beat 5 of Lamar County and/or construction of recreational
374 facilities in Beat 5...... $ 500,000.00. 375 (g) To assist Lamar County, Mississippi, in paying the 376 costs of improvements to the intersection of Scruggs Road and 377 Mississippi Highway 589, including, but not limited to, the 378 relocation of portions of the road, the purchase of property 379 related to the relocation, signage, paving, other costs related to 380 improving the safety of the intersection and other road safety
381 projects in Supervisors District 5 of 382 Lamar County...... $1,500,000.00. 383 (h) To assist Bolivar County, Mississippi, in paying 384 the costs associated with preplanning and construction of a 385 Mississippi River landing dock facility and related
386 facilities in Bolivar County...... $1,000,000.00. 387 (i) To assist Rankin County, Mississippi, in paying the
388 costs related to the extension of Gunter Road in 389 Rankin County...... $2,800,000.00. 390 (j) To assist the Pearl River Valley Water Supply 391 District in paying the costs associated with the repair, 392 rehabilitation, reconstruction or replacement of seawalls at the
S. B. No. 2002 *SS26/R16.3* # deleted text version # 181E/SS26/R16.3 PAGE 15 (tb\rc) 393 Ross Barnett Reservoir as required by the settlement agreement in 394 the case of Bobby L. Baker, Jr., et al. v. Pearl River Valley 395 Water Supply District, in the Circuit Court of Rankin County, 396 Mississippi, Civil Action No. 212-133E...... $4,000,000.00. 397 (k) To assist the City of Hattiesburg, Mississippi, in 398 paying the costs associated with resurfacing and other
399 improvements to Hardy Street in the City of Hattiesburg from its 400 intersection with U.S. Highway 49 East to its intersection with 401 West Pine Street in the City of Hattiesburg...... $ 400,000.00. 402 (l) To assist the City of Hattiesburg, Mississippi, in 403 paying the costs associated with resurfacing and other 404 improvements to 38th Avenue in the City of 405 Hattiesburg...... $ 100,000.00.
406 (m) To assist Hinds County, Mississippi, in paying the 407 costs of construction and development of the Byram-Clinton Parkway 408 project in Hinds County...... $2,000,000.00. 409 (n) To assist the City of Senatobia, Mississippi, in 410 paying the costs associated with the following purposes, in the
411 following order: 412 (i) Construction and development of roundabout
413 projects and other improvements at the intersection of Main Street 414 and Scott Street and adjoining or related intersections in the 415 City of Senatobia; 416 (ii) Improvements at the intersection of Front 417 Street and Main Street in the City of Senatobia; and
S. B. No. 2002 *SS26/R16.3* # deleted text version # 181E/SS26/R16.3 PAGE 16 (tb\rc) 418 (iii) Improvements at the intersection of Heard 419 Street and Main Street in the City of Senatobia..... $2,300,000.00. 420 Any such funds that are in excess of that needed to complete 421 the projects described in this paragraph shall be used to assist 422 the City of Senatobia in paying the costs associated with making 423 historically relevant infrastructure improvements in the city's
424 downtown historic district. In addition, the scope of work for 425 any projects described in this paragraph that are located in the 426 city's downtown historic district must be in keeping with the 427 character of the district. 428 (o) To assist in paying the costs associated with: 429 (i) Constructing, developing, extending and 430 implementing wastewater infrastructure and related facilities,
431 systems and infrastructure within and/or near Gateway Industrial 432 Park in Pike County, Mississippi; and 433 (ii) Constructing access roads and related 434 infrastructure within and/or near Gateway Industrial Park in 435 Pike County...... $3,000,000.00.
436 (p) To assist the City of Petal, Mississippi, in paying 437 the costs associated with (i) the repair, rehabilitation,
438 resurfacing, construction and reconstruction of Leeville Road/Main 439 Street located in Forrest County, Mississippi, in the City of 440 Petal from its intersection with the Evelyn Gandy Parkway 441 southerly to the boundary of the corporate limits of the City of
S. B. No. 2002 *SS26/R16.3* # deleted text version # 181E/SS26/R16.3 PAGE 17 (tb\rc) 442 Petal; and (ii) the repair, rehabilitation, resurfacing, 443 construction and reconstruction of Smithville Road located in 444 Forrest County, Mississippi, in the City of Petal... $ 750,000.00. 445 (q) To assist the Town of West, Mississippi, in paying 446 the costs associated with repairs, resurfacing and making other 447 improvements to streets in the Town of West...... $ 500,000.00.
448 (r) To assist Oktibbeha County, Mississippi, in paying 449 the costs associated with the resurfacing and repaving of Longview 450 Road in Oktibbeha County...... $ 750,000.00. 451 (s) To assist in paying the costs associated with the 452 completion of the four-lane of Mississippi Highway 19 South at the 453 south Philadelphia City boundary intersection at Holland Avenue 454 and extending south along Mississippi Highway 19 South to the
455 intersection of BIA Road 241 (also known as Tucker Road), 456 including, but not be limited to, all necessary acquisition, 457 preconstruction and construction activities...... $2,000,000.00. 458 (t) To assist the City of Pascagoula, Mississippi, in 459 paying the costs associated with construction and development of
460 the East Bank Access Road project in the 461 City of Pascagoula...... $2,000,000.00.
462 (u) To assist the Pascagoula Port Authority in paying 463 the costs associated with construction and development of the 464 North Rail Corridor project in Jackson County, 465 Mississippi...... $2,000,000.00.
S. B. No. 2002 *SS26/R16.3* # deleted text version # 181E/SS26/R16.3 PAGE 18 (tb\rc) 466 (v) To assist the Town of Carrollton, Mississippi, in 467 paying the costs associated with making improvements to Washington 468 Street in the Town of Carrollton...... $ 200,000.00. 469 (w) To assist the City of Winona, Mississippi, in 470 paying the costs associated with making improvements to Powell 471 Street in the City of Winona...... $ 300,000.00.
472 (x) To assist the Town of Como, Mississippi, in paying 473 the costs associated with repairs, resurfacing and other 474 improvements to roads in the Town of Como...... $ 250,000.00. 475 (y) To assist the Town of Sledge, Mississippi, in 476 paying the costs associated with repairs, resurfacing and other 477 improvements to roads in the Town of Sledge...... $ 250,000.00. 478 (z) To assist the Town of Itta Bena, Mississippi, in
479 paying the costs associated with repairs, resurfacing and other 480 improvements to roads in the Town of Itta Bena...... $ 250,000.00. 481 (aa) To assist the City of Grenada, Mississippi, in 482 paying the costs associated with repairs, resurfacing and other 483 improvements to roads in the City of Grenada...... $ 500,000.00.
484 (bb) To assist the City of Waynesboro, Mississippi, in 485 paying the costs associated with the Ramey Lane/Martin Luther
486 King, Jr., Drive sewer repair and resurfacing project in the 487 City of Waynesboro...... $ 500,000.00. 488 (cc) To assist the City of Corinth, Mississippi, in 489 paying the costs associated with repair, rehabilitation, 490 maintenance and other improvements to roads in the
S. B. No. 2002 *SS26/R16.3* # deleted text version # 181E/SS26/R16.3 PAGE 19 (tb\rc) 491 City of Corinth...... $ 500,000.00. 492 (dd) To assist the City of Long Beach, Mississippi, in 493 paying the costs associated with repairs, resurfacing and other 494 improvements to roads in the City of Long Beach..... $1,000,000.00. 495 (ee) To assist Wilkinson County, Mississippi, in paying 496 the costs associated with the repair, rehabilitation, replacement,
497 reconstruction and/or construction of bridges in Wilkinson County, 498 including those bridges on state-designated highways that are 499 maintained by the county...... $1,700,000.00. 500 (ff) To assist the City of Vicksburg, Mississippi, in 501 paying the costs associated with: 502 (i) Transportation infrastructure due diligence to 503 increase multimodal river transportation options in the City of
504 Vicksburg; and 505 (ii) Expanded multimodal layout to provide a 506 combination of rail, interstate, airport, and river access in and 507 to the City of Vicksburg...... $1,000,000.00. 508 (gg) To assist the Town of Flora, Mississippi, in
509 paying the costs associated with repairs, resurfacing and other 510 improvements to roads in the Town of Flora...... $ 300,000.00.
511 (hh) To assist in paying the costs associated with 512 making improvements to: 513 (i) The intersection of Mississippi Highway 9W and 514 Mississippi Highway 7 in Lafayette County, Mississippi;
S. B. No. 2002 *SS26/R16.3* # deleted text version # 181E/SS26/R16.3 PAGE 20 (tb\rc) 515 (ii) A portion of Mississippi Highway 7 beginning 516 at its intersection with Mississippi Highway 9W and running 517 approximately one (1) mile south of such intersection in Lafayette 518 County; and 519 (iii) A portion of Mississippi Highway 7 beginning 520 at its intersection with Mississippi Highway 9W and running
521 northerly to the boundary of the corporate limits of the 522 City of Oxford, Mississippi...... $1,000,000.00. 523 (ii) To assist in paying the costs associated with 524 necessary repairs to Natchez Trace Lake and surrounding roads in 525 Pontotoc County, Mississippi...... $1,000,000.00. 526 (jj) To assist the City of Houston, Mississippi, in 527 paying the costs associated with repairs, resurfacing and other
528 improvements to roads in the City of Houston...... $ 300,000.00. 529 (kk) To assist the Town of Houlka, Mississippi, in 530 paying the costs associated with repairs, resurfacing and other 531 improvements to roads in the Town of Houlka...... $ 200,000.00. 532 (ll) To assist the City of Clinton, Mississippi, in
533 paying the costs associated with repairs, resurfacing and other 534 improvements and upgrades to roads in the
535 City of Clinton...... $1,000,000.00. 536 (mm) To assist Tate County, Mississippi, in paying the 537 costs associated with widening, safety improvements, leveling, 538 mill and overlay of Country Club Road south of the Country Club 539 Road/Shands Bottom Road four-way stop; however, any funds that are
S. B. No. 2002 *SS26/R16.3* # deleted text version # 181E/SS26/R16.3 PAGE 21 (tb\rc) 540 in excess of that needed to complete such project shall be used to 541 assist Tate County in paying the costs associated with repaving 542 roads in Tate County...... $1,000,000.00. 543 (nn) To assist in paying the costs of construction and 544 development related to the Cook Road Corridor project in Jackson 545 County, Mississippi, and Harrison County,
546 Mississippi...... $2,000,000.00. 547 (oo) To assist the Town of Vaiden, Mississippi, in 548 paying the costs associated with repairs, resurfacing and other 549 improvements to streets in the Town of Vaiden...... $ 100,000.00. 550 (pp) To assist the City of Crystal Springs, 551 Mississippi, in paying the costs associated with repairs, 552 resurfacing and other improvements to roads in the
553 City of Crystal Springs...... $ 500,000.00. 554 (qq) To assist the City of Hernando, Mississippi, in 555 paying the costs associated with construction and construction 556 engineering related to the realignment of McIngvale Road 557 in the City of Hernando...... $1,000,000.00.
558 (rr) To assist Attala County, Mississippi, in paying 559 the costs associated with rehabilitation and paving on Attala
560 County Road 2221 also known as Airport Road in 561 Attala County...... $ 150,000.00. 562 (ss) To assist the City of Kosciusko, Mississippi, in 563 paying the costs associated with making improvements and upgrades 564 to South Huntington Street and other streets in the
S. B. No. 2002 *SS26/R16.3* # deleted text version # 181E/SS26/R16.3 PAGE 22 (tb\rc) 565 City of Kosciusko, Mississippi...... $ 750,000.00. 566 (tt) To assist in paying the costs associated with the 567 repair, rehabilitation, resurfacing, construction and 568 reconstruction, including the widening of and addition of lanes to 569 Scott Road in the City of Lucedale, Mississippi, from its 570 intersection with Mississippi Highway 26 to its intersection with
571 Mississippi Highway 63 in the City of Lucedale...... $ 350,000.00. 572 (uu) To assist in paying the costs associated with 573 planning, design, construction, repair, renovation, replacement, 574 expansion of and other improvements to infrastructure at the 575 Columbia-Marion County Airport in Marion County, 576 Mississippi...... $ 250,000.00. 577 (vv) To assist in paying the costs associated with
578 construction and development of a bridge at the industrial 579 park/port in Itawamba County, Mississippi...... $ 500,000.00. 580 (ww) To assist Lincoln County, Mississippi, in paying 581 the costs associated with repairs, resurfacing and other 582 improvements to roads in Lincoln County...... $ 500.000.00.
583 (xx) To assist the City of Brookhaven, Mississippi, in 584 paying the costs associated with repairs, resurfacing and other
585 improvements to roads in the City of Brookhaven..... $ 500,000.00. 586 (yy) To assist the City of Farmington, Mississippi, in 587 paying the costs associated with expansion of and upgrades and 588 improvements to the city's infrastructure...... $ 500,000.00.
S. B. No. 2002 *SS26/R16.3* # deleted text version # 181E/SS26/R16.3 PAGE 23 (tb\rc) 589 (zz) To assist the City of Carthage, Mississippi, in 590 paying the costs associated with making improvements to portions 591 of Valley Street, Williams Street, Franklin Street and McMillan 592 Park Road in the City of Carthage...... $ 500,000.00. 593 (aaa) To assist in paying a portion of the costs 594 associated with the repair, rehabilitation, construction,
595 reconstruction, upgrading and improvement of the existing railroad 596 line and related facilities running from the City of Amory, 597 Mississippi, to the City of Fulton, Mississippi, including 598 projects necessary to ensure safety and structural integrity of 599 the rail line, rail beds and bridges...... $1,500,000.00. 600 (bbb) To assist in paying costs associated with 601 improvements at the Columbia Training School in the
602 City of Columbia, Mississippi...... $ 500,000.00. 603 (ccc) To assist the City of Louisville, Mississippi, in 604 paying the costs associated with constructing a road and other 605 transportation infrastructure in the City of Louisville that will 606 provide and improve access to land owned by the city designated
607 for an economic development project on or near the location of 608 Winston Plywood & Veneer...... $ 500,000.00.
609 (ddd) To assist the New Site Water Association in 610 paying the costs associated with repairing a water tank that is 611 located adjacent to the Piney Grove Campground in Prentiss County, 612 Mississippi...... $ 250,000.00.
S. B. No. 2002 *SS26/R16.3* # deleted text version # 181E/SS26/R16.3 PAGE 24 (tb\rc) 613 (eee) To assist Quitman County, Mississippi, in paying 614 the costs of construction, furnishing and equipping of a passenger 615 train depot in Marks, Mississippi...... $ 500,000.00. 616 (fff) To assist the City of Saltillo, Mississippi, in 617 paying the costs associated with a project involving the city's 618 wastewater system and/or repair of sinkholes
619 in the city...... $ 250,000.00. 620 (ggg) To assist Lafayette County, Mississippi, in 621 paying the costs associated with the extension of West Oxford Loop 622 in Lafayette County...... $1,000,000.00. 623 (hhh) To assist the Tupelo Public School District in 624 paying the costs associated with roofing Church Street Elementary 625 School in Tupelo, Mississippi...... $ 400,000.00.
626 (iii) To assist the City of Baldwyn, Mississippi, in 627 paying the costs associated with making improvements and upgrades 628 to a portion of the city's natural gas system transmission system 629 line and related infrastructure...... $1,000,000.00. 630 (jjj) To assist Harrison County, Mississippi, in paying
631 the costs associated with the construction, furnishing and 632 equipping of an expansion of the Harrison County Law Enforcement
633 Training Academy...... $ 800,000.00. 634 (kkk) To assist the Town of Monticello, Mississippi, in 635 paying the cost of necessary improvements to the U.S. Highway 84 636 frontage road between S.R. 27 and Old Highway 27 project 637 in the Town of Monticello...... $ 450,000.00.
S. B. No. 2002 *SS26/R16.3* # deleted text version # 181E/SS26/R16.3 PAGE 25 (tb\rc) 638 (lll) To assist the Lamar County School District in 639 paying the cost of repairs, renovations and capital improvements 640 necessitated by the consolidation of the Lumberton County School 641 District into the Lamar County School District...... $1,000,000.00. 642 (mmm) To assist in paying the costs associated with 643 repair, rehabilitation, and related construction activities for
644 the Mississippi Center for Innovation and Technology in the 645 City of Vicksburg...... $2,500,000.00. 646 (nnn) To assist the Mississippi's Toughest Kids 647 Foundation in paying the costs associated with: 648 (i) Design, preplanning, construction, furnishing 649 and equipping of buildings and related facilities at Camp Kamassa 650 in Copiah County, Mississippi; and
651 (ii) Design, preplanning, construction and 652 development of infrastructure at Camp Kamassa in Copiah County, 653 Mississippi...... $1,000,000.00. 654 (ooo) To assist in paying the costs associated with 655 construction, furnishing and equipping the Mississippi Children's
656 Museum-Meridian in Meridian, Mississippi...... $2,000,000.00. 657 (ppp) To assist the Mississippi Department of
658 Transportation in paying the costs associated with upgrades to 659 Highway 8 starting at U.S. Highway 61 and extending 660 to Bishop Road in Bolivar County...... $1,000,000.00. 661 (qqq) To assist Jasper County, Mississippi, in paying 662 the costs associated with the paving of County Road 6 in
S. B. No. 2002 *SS26/R16.3* # deleted text version # 181E/SS26/R16.3 PAGE 26 (tb\rc) 663 Jasper County...... $ 100,000.00. 664 (rrr) To assist Jasper County, Mississippi, in paying 665 the costs associated with upgrades to CR 1591 leading toward the 666 Hol-Mac facility in Bay Springs...... $ 50,000.00. 667 (sss) To assist Lowndes County, Mississippi, in paying 668 the costs associated with the construction of a portion of
669 Charleigh Ford, Jr. Drive extending from Artesia Road 670 to Mims Road...... $1,000,000.00. 671 (ttt) To assist the Mississippi Department of 672 Transportation in paying the cost of completing the last mile of 673 U.S. Highway 61 in Claiborne County, Mississippi, as contemplated 674 in the 1987 Four-Lane Highway Program...... $1,000,000.00. 675 (uuu) To assist the Division of State Aid Road
676 Construction in paying the costs associated with the completion of 677 construction repairs on Parks Road in 678 Drew, Mississippi...... $ 300,000.00. 679 (vvv) To assist the Rodney Foundation, Inc., in paying 680 the costs associated with the repair and renovation of the
681 historic Rodney Presbyterian Church in the Rodney Center 682 Historic District...... $ 280,000.00.
683 (www) To assist the Town of Summit, Mississippi, in 684 paying the costs associated with stand water pipe repairs, 685 acquisition and upgrades in the Town of Summit...... $ 150,000.00. 686 (xxx) To assist the City of Ripley, Mississippi, in 687 paying the costs associated with repairs, resurfacing and other
S. B. No. 2002 *SS26/R16.3* # deleted text version # 181E/SS26/R16.3 PAGE 27 (tb\rc) 688 improvements to roads in the City of Ripley...... $ 500,000.00. 689 (yyy) To assist the Town of Byhalia, Mississippi, in 690 paying the costs associated with repairs, resurfacing and other 691 improvements to roads in the Town of Byhalia...... $ 500,000.00. 692 (zzz) To assist the City of Natchez, Mississippi, in 693 providing matching funds for federal funds for emergency watershed
694 projects in the city...... $ 900,000.00. 695 (aaaa) To assist the City of Greenville, Mississippi, 696 in paying the costs associated with the construction and extension 697 of Colorado Street from its intersection with George Abraham 698 Boulevard southerly to VFW Road in the City of Greenville, 699 including costs associated with land acquisition and professional 700 services for such project...... $1,000,000.00.
701 (bbbb) To assist the City of New Albany, Mississippi, 702 in paying the costs associated with repair, resurfacing, 703 maintenance and other improvements to roads and streets and sewer 704 repairs in the City of New Albany...... $ 500,000.00. 705 (cccc) To assist Choctaw County, Mississippi, in paying
706 the costs associated with repairs, resurfacing and other 707 improvements to roads in Choctaw County...... $ 250,000.00.
708 (dddd) To assist Webster County, Mississippi, in paying 709 the costs associated with repairs, resurfacing and other 710 improvements to roads in Webster County...... $ 250,000.00. 711 (eeee) To assist the City of Batesville, Mississippi, 712 in paying the costs associated with repairs, resurfacing and other
S. B. No. 2002 *SS26/R16.3* # deleted text version # 181E/SS26/R16.3 PAGE 28 (tb\rc) 713 improvements to roads in the City of Batesville..... $ 350,000.00. 714 (ffff) To assist the Town of Sardis, Mississippi, in 715 paying the costs associated with repairs, resurfacing and other 716 improvements to roads in the Town of Sardis...... $ 250,000.00. 717 (gggg) To assist Newton County, Mississippi, in paying 718 the costs associated with overlaying portions of Turkey Creek Road
719 and Simkins Road in Newton County...... $ 225,000.00. 720 (hhhh) To assist Hancock County, Mississippi, in paying 721 the costs associated with replacement of a bridge on 722 Kiln-Delisle Road located approximately one (1) mile from 723 West Hancock Elementary School...... $ 500,000.00. 724 (iiii) To assist Stone County, Mississippi, in paying 725 the costs associated with repairs, resurfacing and other
726 improvements to roads in Stone County...... $ 150,000.00. 727 (jjjj) To assist the City of Southaven, Mississippi, in 728 paying the costs associated with infrastructure improvements in 729 the Greenbrook and Carriage Hills neighborhoods in the 730 City of Southaven...... $ 500,000.00.
731 (kkkk) To assist the City of Wiggins, Mississippi, in 732 paying the costs associated with repairs, resurfacing and other
733 improvements to Hall Road in the City of Wiggins.... $ 500,000.00. 734 (llll) To assist Attala County, Mississippi, in paying 735 the costs associated with base repair and asphalt overlay of the 736 back and front parking lots of the Attala County 737 Justice Court Building...... $ 150,000.00.
S. B. No. 2002 *SS26/R16.3* # deleted text version # 181E/SS26/R16.3 PAGE 29 (tb\rc) 738 (mmmm) To assist Attala County, Mississippi, in paying 739 the costs associated with base reconstruction and resurfacing of 740 the parking lot of the former Jack Post Manufacturing Building 741 in Attala County...... $ 150,000.00. 742 (nnnn) To assist the Town of North Carrollton, 743 Mississippi, in paying the costs associated with repairs,
744 resurfacing and other improvements to Marshall Elementary School 745 Road in the Town of North Carrollton...... $ 100,000.00. 746 (oooo) To assist the Town of Kilmichael, Mississippi, 747 in paying the costs associated with repairs, resurfacing and other 748 improvements to Binford Street in the 749 Town of Kilmichael...... $ 200,000.00. 750 (pppp) To assist the City of Bruce, Mississippi, in
751 paying the costs associated with repairs, resurfacing and other 752 improvements to roads in the City of Bruce...... $ 200,000.00. 753 (qqqq) To assist Jones County, Mississippi, in paying 754 the costs associated with repair and replacement of the 755 Lower Myrick Road Bridge in Jones County...... $ 380,000.00.
756 (rrrr) To assist Jones County, Mississippi, in paying 757 the costs associated with repair and replacement of the
758 Ellisville - Tuckers Crossing Bridge in 759 Jones County...... $ 1,200,000.00. 760 (ssss) To assist Clarke County, Mississippi, in paying 761 the costs associated with repair and replacement of a bridge on 762 County Road 360 in Clarke County...... $ 480,000.00.
S. B. No. 2002 *SS26/R16.3* # deleted text version # 181E/SS26/R16.3 PAGE 30 (tb\rc) 763 (tttt) To assist Pearl River County, Mississippi, in 764 paying the costs associated with repairs, leveling, resurfacing 765 and other improvements to a portion of FZ Goss Road located 766 between County Line Road and West Union Road in 767 Pearl River County...... $ 525,000.00. 768 (uuuu) To assist the City of Meridian, Mississippi, in
769 paying the costs associated with repairs, resurfacing and other 770 improvements to the 22nd Avenue-Interstate 20/Interstate 59 771 Overpass...... $ 565,000.00. 772 (vvvv) To assist the City of Pass Christian, 773 Mississippi, in paying the costs associated with repairs, 774 resurfacing and other improvements to roads in the 775 City of Pass Christian...... $ 400,000.00.
776 (wwww) To assist the Town of Mantachie, Mississippi, in 777 paying the costs associated with improvements to the town's water 778 system and sewer system infrastructure...... $ 150,000.00. 779 (xxxx) To assist Leake County, Mississippi, in paying 780 the costs associated with repairs, resurfacing and other
781 improvements to Barnes Road in Leake County...... $ 300,000.00. 782 (yyyy) To assist Holmes County, Mississippi, in paying
783 the costs associated with repairs, resurfacing and other 784 improvements to Emory Road beginning at its intersection with U.S. 785 Highway 51 and running westerly to Interstate 55 in 786 Holmes County...... $ 300,000.00.
S. B. No. 2002 *SS26/R16.3* # deleted text version # 181E/SS26/R16.3 PAGE 31 (tb\rc) 787 (zzzz) To assist the Town of Sallis, Mississippi, in 788 paying the costs associated with repairs, resurfacing and other 789 improvements to roads in the Town of Sallis...... $ 100,000.00. 790 (aaaaa) To assist the Town of Ethel, Mississippi, in 791 paying the costs associated with repairs, resurfacing and other 792 improvements to roads in the Town of Ethel...... $ 100,000.00.
793 (bbbbb) To assist the City of Senatobia, Mississippi, 794 in paying the costs associated with repairs, reconstruction, 795 resurfacing and other improvements to Court Street in the City of 796 Senatobia; however, any funds that are in excess of that needed to 797 complete such project shall be used to assist the City of 798 Senatobia in paying the costs associated with repairs, 799 reconstruction, resurfacing and other improvements to
800 Ward Street in the City of Senatobia...... $ 500,000.00. 801 (ccccc) To assist the Town of Lambert, Mississippi, in 802 paying the costs associated with repairs, resurfacing and other 803 improvements to roads in the Town of Lambert...... $ 200,000.00. 804 (ddddd) To assist Greene County, Mississippi, in paying
805 the costs associated with repair of a bridge on Freeman Town Road 806 in Greene County...... $ 250,000.00.
807 (eeeee) To assist the City of Jackson, Mississippi, in 808 paying the costs associated with repair of a bridge on Hawthorne 809 Drive between Sherwood Drive and Robin Drive in the 810 City of Jackson...... $ 50,000.00.
S. B. No. 2002 *SS26/R16.3* # deleted text version # 181E/SS26/R16.3 PAGE 32 (tb\rc) 811 (fffff) To assist Lee County, Mississippi, in paying 812 the costs associated with infrastructure improvements within 813 and/or near the Hive Industrial site in Lee County.. $ 500,000.00. 814 (ggggg) To assist the City of Senatobia, Mississippi, 815 in paying the costs associated with acquisition and repair of the 816 New Imaging Water Association and related
817 facilities...... $ 200,000.00. 818 (hhhhh) To assist the Town of Bentonia, Mississippi, in 819 paying costs associated with improvements to the town's 820 sewer system...... $ 525,000.00. 821 (iiiii) To assist the Itawamba County, Mississippi, in 822 paying the costs associated with repairs, resurfacing and other 823 improvements to roads in Itawamba County...... $ 250,000.00.
824 (jjjjj) To assist the Town of New Hebron, Mississippi, 825 in paying the costs associated with repairs, resurfacing and other 826 improvements to roads in the Town of New Hebron...... $ 50,000.00. 827 (kkkkk) To assist the Town of Blue Mountain, 828 Mississippi, in paying the costs associated with repairs,
829 resurfacing and other improvements to roads in the 830 Town of Blue Mountain...... $ 100,000.00.
831 (lllll) To assist the Town of Walnut, Mississippi, in 832 paying the costs associated with repairs, resurfacing and other 833 improvements to roads in the Town of Walnut...... $ 100,000.00. 834 (mmmmm) To assist the Town of Faulkner, Mississippi, in 835 paying the costs associated with repairs, resurfacing and other
S. B. No. 2002 *SS26/R16.3* # deleted text version # 181E/SS26/R16.3 PAGE 33 (tb\rc) 836 improvements to roads in the Town of Faulkner...... $ 100,000.00. 837 (nnnnn) To assist the City of Olive Branch, 838 Mississippi, in paying the costs of infrastructure improvements 839 and upgrades as necessary, including, but not limited to, repairs, 840 resurfacing and other improvements to roads; repair and renovation 841 of bridges; repairs and improvements to water and wastewater
842 systems; and dam repairs...... $1,000,000.00. 843 (ooooo) To assist the CREATE Foundation in paying the 844 costs associated with repairs, renovations and upgrades at the 845 First Christian Church in Amory, Mississippi...... $ 200,000.00. 846 (ppppp) To assist the Tougaloo College Research 847 Development Foundation, Inc., in paying the costs associated with 848 completion of restoration, repair, renovation and upgrades to the
849 interior of the historic Tougaloo College site where the 850 Freedom Riders took refuge...... $1,000,000.00. 851 (qqqqq) To assist the Town of Magnolia, Mississippi, in 852 paying the costs associated with repair, renovation and upgrades 853 of the town's police and fire station...... $ 500,000.00.
854 (rrrrr) To assist the City of Guntown, Mississippi, in 855 paying the costs associated with the repair or replacement of
856 roofs on municipal buildings and/or demolition of structures on or 857 near Main Street in the City of Guntown...... $ 350,000.00. 858 (sssss) To assist the City of Baldwyn in paying the 859 costs associated with repair, resurfacing and other improvements 860 to Third Street and sewer repairs on Third Street; however, any
S. B. No. 2002 *SS26/R16.3* # deleted text version # 181E/SS26/R16.3 PAGE 34 (tb\rc) 861 funds that are in excess of that needed to complete such project 862 shall be used to assist the City of Baldwyn in paying the costs 863 associated with repairs, reconstruction, resurfacing and other 864 improvements to streets in the City of Baldwyn...... $ 213,000.00. 865 (ttttt) To assist Smith County, Mississippi, in paying 866 the costs associated with repairs, resurfacing and other
867 improvements to roads in Smith County...... $ 450,000.00. 868 (uuuuu) To assist the Town of Wesson, Mississippi, in 869 paying the costs associated with repairs, resurfacing and other 870 improvements to roads in the Town of Wesson...... $ 100,000.00. 871 (vvvvv) To assist the Town of Georgetown, Mississippi, 872 in paying the costs associated with repairs, resurfacing and other 873 improvements to roads in the Town of
874 Georgetown...... $ 100,000.00. 875 (wwwww) To assist the City of Ocean Springs, 876 Mississippi, in paying the costs associated with improvements to 877 the city's water system and sewer system 878 infrastructure...... $ 500,000.00.
879 (xxxxx) To assist the City of Gautier, Mississippi, in 880 paying the costs associated with infrastructure improvements at
881 Town Green in the City of Gautier...... $ 500,000.00.
882 SECTION 14. This act shall take effect and be in force from 883 and after its passage.
S. B. No. 2002 *SS26/R16.3* # deleted text version # 181E/SS26/R16.3 ST: BP Settlement Funds; deposit into State BP PAGE 35 (tb\rc) Settlement Fund and Gulf Coast Restoration Fund.