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2004 Community Projects Fund 007 Lump Sum Items 2004 Community Projects Fund 007 Lump Sum Items Original Appropriation Transportation, Economic Development and Environmental Conservation Budget (S.6055--B) (A.9555--B) Page: 515 Lines: 1 - 15 Community Projects Record Recipient Organization Grant Amount Certification Date Fund Account Administering Agency Number P.E.A.C.E. Inc. $48,000 10/19/2004 Senate Office for the Aging 1 P.E.A.C.E., Inc ($660,000) 3/19/2008 Senate Department of State 2 $660,000 10/19/2004 Senate Department of State 1 Comment: Project deleted P.S. 58 ($2,500) 12/2/2009 Senate Education Department 2 $2,500 9/23/2008 Senate Education Department 1 Comment: Project deleted P.S. 68 The Cambridge School $1,000 10/19/2004 Senate Education Department 1 PAL Bethpage $9,500 10/19/2004 Senate Office of Children and Family 1 Services PAL Hicksville Unit $5,000 10/19/2004 Senate Office of Children and Family 1 Services Palisades Interstate Park Commission $10,000 8/29/2005 Senate Office of Parks, Recreation and 1 Historic Preservation Palladia ($5,000) 5/8/2006 Senate Office of Parks, Recreation and 2 Historic Preservation $5,000 10/19/2004 Senate Office of Parks, Recreation and 1 Historic Preservation Comment: delete project PALLADIA INC. $5,000 10/18/2004 Assembly Office of Children and Family 1 Services Palladia, Inc. $3,000 10/19/2004 Senate Education Department 1 Palmer Engine & Hose Company $16,000 11/8/2007 Senate Department of State 1 Tuesday, December 22, 2009 Page 1 of 122 Palmyra Community Center, Inc. $8,000 10/18/2004 Assembly Office of Children and Family 1 Services Palmyra, Town of $30,000 8/29/2005 Senate Department of State 1 Palmyra, Village of $25,000 6/6/2005 Senate Department of State 1 Pal-O-Mine Equestrian, Inc $20,000 3/11/2005 Senate Office of Mental Retardation 1 and Developmental Disabilities Panama Volunteer Fire Department $15,000 10/19/2004 Senate Department of State 1 Paramount Center for the Arts $40,000 10/19/2004 Senate Office of Parks, Recreation and 1 Historic Preservation Parent Education Program, Inc. $10,000 10/19/2004 Senate Office of Children and Family 1 Services Parent Information Network, Inc $5,000 10/19/2004 Senate Office of Children and Family 1 Services Parent Resource Center $10,000 10/19/2004 Senate Office of Children and Family 1 Services PARENT TO PARENT NEW YORK INC. $2,000 10/18/2004 Assembly Office of Children and Family 1 Services Parent to Parent NY, Inc. $4,000 10/19/2004 Senate Office of Mental Retardation 1 and Developmental Disabilities Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays $5,000 10/19/2004 Senate Department of Health 1 Parents Association of P.S. 143Q $2,000 11/8/2007 Senate Education Department 1 PARENTS ASSOCIATION OF PS 175Q $2,000 10/18/2004 Assembly Education Department 1 Parents for Megan's Law $10,000 8/29/2005 Senate Office of Children and Family 1 Services Parents for Megan's Law $65,769 10/19/2004 Senate Office of Children and Family 1 Services Parents For Megan's Law $10,000 10/19/2004 Senate Office of Children and Family 1 Services Parents for Megan's Law $50,000 11/8/2007 Senate Division of Criminal Justice 1 Services PARENTS FOR MEGAN'S LAW, INC. $10,000 10/18/2004 Assembly Office of Children and Family 1 Services Tuesday, December 22, 2009 Page 2 of 122 PARENTS INFORMATION NETWORK $7,500 10/18/2004 Assembly Education Department 1 PARENTS INFORMATION NETWORK $4,500 12/15/2004 Assembly Education Department 1 PARENTS INFORMATION NETWORK, INC. $15,000 1/14/2005 Assembly Education Department 1 Parents Place, Inc. $5,000 10/19/2004 Senate Office of Children and Family 1 Services Park & Recreation Association of Sag Harbor $5,000 10/18/2004 Assembly Office of Parks, Recreation and 1 Historic Preservation PARK PLAYHOUSE, INC. $5,000 10/18/2004 Assembly Office of Parks, Recreation and 1 Historic Preservation Park Resident Homeowners Assoc. $10,000 10/19/2004 Senate Department of State 1 Park Resident Homeowners Association ($5,000) 3/11/2005 Senate Division of Housing and 2 Community Renewal $5,000 10/19/2004 Senate Division of Housing and 1 Community Renewal Comment: delete project Park Resident Homeowners Association, Inc. $10,000 10/19/2004 Senate Department of State 1 PARK SLOPE AMBULANCE CORPORATION, INC. $2,000 10/18/2004 Assembly Department of Health 1 Park Slope Civic Council $1,000 10/19/2004 Senate Department of Economic 1 Development PARK SLOPE CIVIC COUNCIL, INC. $2,000 10/18/2004 Assembly Office of Children and Family 1 Services PARK SLOPE CIVIC COUNCIL, INC. $1,000 10/18/2004 Assembly Office of Parks, Recreation and 1 Historic Preservation PARK SLOPE GERIATRIC DAY CARE CENTER $4,000 10/18/2004 Assembly Office for the Aging 1 Park Slope Geriatric Day Center $1,000 10/19/2004 Senate Office for the Aging 1 PARK SLOPE GERIATRIC DAY CENTER, INC. $2,000 10/18/2004 Assembly Office for the Aging 1 Park Slope Neighborhood Family Center ($1,000) 11/8/2007 Senate Department of Economic 2 Development $1,000 10/19/2004 Senate Department of Economic 1 Development Comment: delete project Tuesday, December 22, 2009 Page 3 of 122 Park Slope Neighborhood Family Center $5,000 10/19/2004 Senate Department of State 1 Park Slope Senior Citizens Center $3,000 10/19/2004 Senate Office for the Aging 1 PARK SLOPE SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER, INC. $4,000 10/18/2004 Assembly Office for the Aging 1 PARKCHESTER LITTLE LEAGUE, INC. $2,000 10/18/2004 Assembly Office of Children and Family 1 Services Parker Jewish Institute ($50,000) 12/2/2009 Senate Department of Health 2 $50,000 10/19/2004 Senate Department of Health 1 Comment: Remaining amount of $1 deleted PARKER JEWISH INSTITUTE FOR HEALTH CARE $3,000 10/18/2004 Assembly Department of Health 1 PARKSIDE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION $6,000 10/18/2004 Assembly Office of Children and Family 1 Services Parkville Youth - Baseball & Football $5,000 10/19/2004 Senate Office of Children and Family 1 Services Parsons Dance Company $1,000 10/19/2004 Senate Office of Parks, Recreation and 1 Historic Preservation Parsons Preschool ($3,500) 11/8/2007 Senate Education Department 2 $3,500 3/11/2005 Senate Education Department 1 Comment: delete project PARTNERS FOR ARTS EDUCATION $5,000 10/18/2004 Assembly Education Department 1 Partners in Caring Faith In Action $5,000 10/19/2004 Senate Office for the Aging 1 Partners in Community Development $5,000 10/19/2004 Senate Office of Children and Family 1 Services Partners in Learning, Inc. $15,000 6/6/2005 Senate Education Department 1 Partnership for Children and Families $1,000 3/11/2005 Senate Office of Children and Family 1 Services PARTNERSHIP FOR THE HOMELESS $4,000 10/18/2004 Assembly Office of Children and Family 1 Services Partnership for the Homeless $1,000 10/19/2004 Senate Office of Children and Family 1 Services Patchogue Ambulance District ($37,500) 12/2/2009 Senate Department of State 2 Tuesday, December 22, 2009 Page 4 of 122 $37,500 9/23/2008 Senate Department of State 1 Comment: Project deleted PATCHOGUE COOPERATIVE NUSERY SCHOOL $1,000 10/18/2004 Assembly Office of Children and Family 1 Services PATCHOGUE FIRE DISTRICT $2,500 10/18/2004 Assembly Department of State 1 Patchogue Lodge No. 1323, B.P.O. Elks $50,000 10/19/2004 Senate Department of State 1 PATHWAYS FOR YOUTH $4,000 10/18/2004 Assembly Office of Children and Family 1 Services Pathways for Youth $5,000 10/19/2004 Senate Education Department 1 PAT-KAM TRANSPORTATION SERVICES, INC. $12,000 10/18/2004 Assembly Education Department 1 Patterson Little League $10,000 4/22/2005 Senate Office of Parks, Recreation and 1 Historic Preservation Pawling Chamber of Commerce $35,000 10/19/2004 Senate Department of Economic 1 Development PAWS/Stony Brook University $50,000 10/19/2004 Senate State University of New York 1 Pax Christi Hospice $10,000 10/19/2004 Senate Department of Health 1 PAX-RICH Inc, Staten Island Friends for Hospice $5,000 12/2/2005 Governor Office for the Aging 1 Care PEACE OF THE CITY MINISTRIES $3,500 10/18/2004 Assembly Office of Children and Family 1 Services Pearl Theater Company $1,000 10/19/2004 Senate Office of Parks, Recreation and 1 Historic Preservation Peck Memorial Library $2,500 12/2/2005 Governor Education Department 1 Peconic Bay Medical Center $4,800 11/8/2007 Senate Department of Health 1 Peconic Bay Medical Center $3,200 9/23/2008 Senate Department of Health 1 Peconic Community Council, Inc. $5,000 10/18/2004 Assembly Office of Children and Family 1 Services Peconic River Sportsmen Club $150,000 11/8/2007 Senate Department of State 1 Pederson-Krag Center $15,000 10/19/2004 Senate Office of Alcoholism and 1 Substance Abuse Services Tuesday, December 22, 2009 Page 5 of 122 Pederson-Krag Center $20,000 10/19/2004 Senate Office of Mental Health 1 Pediatric Cancer Foundation/Kids Make A Difference $5,000 11/8/2007 Senate Department of Health 1 Peekskill Elks Lodge # 744 $10,000 10/19/2004 Senate Office of Parks, Recreation and 1 Historic Preservation PELHAM FRITZ BASKETBALL LEAGUE, INC. $2,500 10/18/2004 Assembly Office of Children and Family 1 Services Pelham Senior Citizens $1,952 10/29/2008 Assembly Office for the Aging 1 PELHAM SENIOR CITIZENS' BOARD, INC.
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