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1826 Act 1996-9 (SS2) LAWS of PENNSYLVANIA 1826 Act 1996-9 (SS2) LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA No. 1996-9 (SS2) AN ACT NB 3 Providing for the adoption of capital projects related to the repair, rehabilitation or replacement of highway bridges to be financed from current revenue of the Motor License Fund and for the adoption of specific blizzard or flood mitigation projects or flood assistance projects to be financed from current revenues or from debt incurred under clause (1) of subsection (a) of section 7 of Article VIII of the Constitution of Pennsylvania. The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania hereby enacts as follows: CHAPTER 1 PRELIMINARY PROVISIONS Section 101. Short title. This act shall be known and may be cited as the Special Session Flood Relief Act. CHAPTER 3 BRIDGES Section 301. Short title of chapter. This chapter shall be known and may be cited as the Special Session Capital Budget Act of 1996 for Flood Damaged Highway-Railroad and Highway Bridges. Section 302. Definitions. The following words and phrases when used in thischapter shall havethe meanings given to them in this section unless the context clearly indicates otherwise: “Account.” The Highway BridgeImprovement Restricted Account within the MotorLicense Fund. “Capitalproject.” Acapital project as defined in section 1602-B of the act of April 9, 1929 (P.L.343, No.176), known as The Fiscal Code, and shall include county or municipal bridge rehabilitation, replacement or improvement projects as set forth in this chapter. “Department.” The Department of Transportation of the Commonwealth. “Secretary.” The Secretary of Transportation of the Commonwealth. Section 303. Total authorization for bridge projects. The total authorization for the projects itemized pursuant to this chapter and to be financed from current revenue is $53,817,000. Section 304. Itemization of bridge projects. The individual capital projects in the category of highway projects to be constructed by the department, its successors or assigns and to be financed SECOND SPECIAL SESSION OF 1995-96 Act 1996-9 (SS2) 1827 from current revenue are hereby itemized, together with their respective estimated fmancial costs, in the following sections. Section 305. Adams County. (1) SR 2012, Bridge over Alloway Creek, Mt. Joy Township, Bridge Rehabilitation 1,100,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $1,000,000) (Design and Contingencies - $100,000) Section 306. Allegheny County. (1) SR 2005, Bridge over Kelly Run, Forward Township, Bridge Rehabilitation 8,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $8,000) Section 307. Armstrong County (Reserved). Section 308. Beaver County. (1) SR 0168, Bridge over Conrail, Shippingport Borough, Bridge Rehabilitation 12,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $12,000) Section 309. Bedford County. (1) SR 0030, Bridge over Bums Creek, Napier Township, Bridge Rehabilitation 25,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $25,000) (2) SR 0030, Bridge over Tributary of Raystown Branch of Juniata River, East Providence Township, Bridge Rehabilitation 14,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $14,000) (3) SR 0096, Bridge over Sulphur Springs Creek, Harrison Township, Bridge Rehabilitation 25,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $25,000) (4) SR 0915, Bridge over Raystown Branch of Juniata River, Hopewell Borough, Bridge Rehabilitation 25,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $25,000) (5) SR 1001, Bridge over Tributary of Dunnings Creek, Bedford Township, Bridge Rehabilitation 15,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $15,000) (6) SR 1010, Bridge over Raystown Branch of Juniata River, West Providence Township, Bridge Rehabilitation 25,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $25,000) (7) SR 1015, Bridge over Beaver Creek, South Woodbury Township, Bridge Rehabilitation 15,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $15,000) (8) SR 1036, Bridge over Raystown Branch of Juniata River, Broad Top Township, Bridge Rehabilitation 25,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $25,000) (9) SR 2010, Bridge over Chapmans Creek, Monroe Township, Bridge Rehabilitation 15,000 1828 Act 1996-9 (SS2) LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA (Base Construction Allocation - $15,000) (10) SR 2019, Bridge over Raystown Branch of Juniata River, Snake Spring Township, Bridge Rehabilitation 25,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $25,000) (11) SR 4017, Bridge over Dunnings Creek, East Saint Clair Township, Bridge Rehabilitation 25,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $25,000) (12) SR 1004, Bridge over Black Valley Run, West Providence Township, Bridge Replacement 10,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $10,000) (13) SR 1005, Bridge over Snake Spring Valley Run, Snake Spring Township, Bridge Replacement 18,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $18,000) (14) SR 4024, Bridge over Branch of Dunnings Creek, West Saint Clair Township, Bridge Replacement 10,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $10,000) Section 310. Berks County (Reserved). Section 311. Blair County. (1) SR 0036, Bridge over Flourtown Branch of Juniata River, Blair Township, Bridge Replacement 25,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $25,000) (2) SR 1016, Bridge over Tributary of New Creek, Frankstown Township, Bridge Replacement 15,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $15,000) (3) SR 3013, Bridge over Poplar Run, Greenfield Township, Bridge Replacement 25,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $25,000) (4) SR 4015, Bridge over Spring Run, City of Altoona, Bridge Replacement 11,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $11,000) (5) SR 4023, Bridge over Three Springs Run, Snyder Township, Bridge Replacement 12,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $12,000) (6) SR 4031, Bridge over Decker Run, Tyrone Borough, Bridge Replacement 8,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $8,000) (7) SR 0022, Bridge over Beaverdam Branch of Juniata River, Hollidaysburg Borough, Bridge Replacement 5,750,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $5,000,000) (Design and Contingencies - $750,000) Section 312. Bradford County. (1) SR 0006, Bridge over Sugar Creek, North Towanda Township, Bridge Replacement 1,430,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $1,300,000) (Design and Contingencies - $130,000) SECOND SPECIAL SESSION OF 1995-96 Act 1996-9 (SS2) 1829 (2) SR 0549, Bridge over Daggett Creek, Wells Township, Bridge Replacement 657,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $597,000) (Design and Contingencies - $60,000) (3) SR 1044, Bridge over Parks Creek, Rome Township, Bridge Replacement 550,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $500,000) (Design and Contingencies - $50,000) (4) SR 0014, Bridge over Tributary of Towanda Creek, Canton Township, Bridge Replacement 4,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $4,000) (5) SR 0014, Bridge over Tributary of South Creek, Columbia Township, Bridge Replacement 2,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $2,000) (6) SR 0154, Bridge over Tributary of Little Beech Flats Creek, Canton Township, Bridge Replacement 1,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $1,000) (7) SR 0187, Bridge over Rock Cabin Creek, Wilmot Township, Bridge Replacement 6,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $6,000) (8) SR 0187, Bridge over Tributary of Sugar Creek, Wilmot Township, Bridge Replacement 13,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $13,000) (9) SR 0367, Bridge over Fargo Creek, Tuscarora Township, Bridge Replacement 18,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $18,000) (10) SR 0409, Bridge over Billing Creek, Wyalusing Township, Bridge Replacement 22,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $22,000) (11) SR 0414, Bridge over Branch of Towanda Creek, Leroy Township, Bridge Replacement 1,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $1,000) (12) SR 0514, Bridge over Tributary of North Branch Towanda Creek, Granville Township, Bridge Replacement 7,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $7,000) (13) SR 1002, Bridge over Branch of Fargo Creek, TuscaroraTownship, Bridge Replacement 2,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $2,000) (14) SR 1003, Bridge over Steam Mill Creek, Wilmot Township, Bridge Replacement 3,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $3,000) (15) SR 1012, Bridge over Tributary of Cold Creek, Herrick Township, Bridge Replacement 9,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $9,000) (16) SR 1026, Bridge over Tributary of Wyalusing 1830 Act 1996-9 (SS2) LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA Creek, Pike Township, Bridge Replacement 22,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $22,000) (17) SR 1026, Bridge over Wyalusing Creek, Pike Township, Bridge Replacement 3,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $3,000) (18) SR 1045, Bridge over Hornbrook Creek, Sheshequin Township, Bridge Replacement 1,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $1,000) (19) SR 2009, Bridge over Panther Lick Creek, Wilmot Township, Bridge Replacement 1,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $1,000) (20) SR 3005, Bridge over Towanda Creek, Canton Township, Bridge Replacement 14,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $14,000) (21) SR 3008, Bridge over Tributary of Towanda Creek, Leroy Township, Bridge Replacement 1,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $1,000) (22) SR 3016, Bridge over Mill Creek, Canton Township, Bridge Replacement 7,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $7,000) (23) SR 0006, Bridge over Tributary of Susquehanna River, Standing Stone Township, Bridge Replacement 3,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $3,000) (24) SR 0014, Bridge over Mill Creek, Canton Borough, Bridge Replacement 3,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $3,000) (25) SR 0014, Bridge over North Branch of Towanda Creek, Troy Township, Bridge Replacement 1,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $1,000) (26) SR 0220, Bridge over Ladds Creek, New Albany Borough, Bridge Replacement 15,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $15,000) (27) SR 0467, Bridge over Wysox Creek, Rome Township, Bridge Replacement 36,000 (Base Construction Allocation - $36,000)
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