PRIOR PRINTER'S NO. 1532 PRINTER'S NO. 1569
No. 1213 Session of 2001
INTRODUCED BY THOMPSON, JUBELIRER, BRIGHTBILL, FUMO AND MELLOW,
NOVEMBER 16, 2001
SENATOR THOMPSON, APPROPRIATIONS, RE-REPORTED AS AMENDED,
DECEMBER 3, 2001
AN ACT
1 Providing for the capital budget for the fiscal year 2001-2002,
2 itemizing public improvement projects, furniture and
3 equipment projects, transportation assistance projects,
4 redevelopment assistance capital projects, flood control
5 projects, Keystone Recreation, Park and Conservation Fund
6 projects, Environmental Stewardship Fund projects,
7 Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission projects, Motor License
8 Fund projects and Manufacturer's Fund projects to be
9 constructed or acquired or assisted by the Department of
10 General Services, the Department of Community and Economic
11 Development, the Department of Conservation and Natural
12 Resources, the Department of Environmental Protection, the
13 Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission and the Department of
14 Transportation, together with their estimated financial
15 costs; authorizing the incurring of debt without the approval
16 of the electors for the purpose of financing the projects to
17 be constructed or acquired or assisted by the Department of
18 General Services, the Department of Community and Economic
19 Development, the Department of Conservation and Natural
20 Resources, the Department of Environmental Protection, the
21 Department of Transportation or the Pennsylvania Fish and
22 Boat Commission; stating the estimated useful life of the
23 projects; making appropriations; and making repeals.
24 The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
25 hereby enacts as follows:
26 Section 1. Short title.
27 This act shall be known and may be cited as the Capital
1 Budget Project Itemization Act of 2001-2002.
2 Section 2. Total authorizations.
3 (a) Public improvements.--The total authorization for the
4 additional capital projects in the category of public
5 improvement projects itemized in section 3 and to be acquired or
6 constructed by the Department of General Services, its
7 successors or assigns, and to be financed by the incurring of
8 debt, shall be $1,998,478,000 $2,179,919,000. <--
9 (b) Furniture and equipment.--The total authorization for
10 the additional capital projects in the category of public
11 improvement projects consisting of the acquisition of original
12 movable furniture and equipment to complete public improvement
13 projects itemized in section 4 and to be acquired by the
14 Department of General Services, its successors or assigns, and
15 to be financed by the incurring of debt, shall be $93,731,000 <--
16 $94,741,000.
17 (c) Transportation assistance.--The total authorization for
18 the capital projects in the category of transportation
19 assistance projects itemized in section 5 with respect to which
20 an interest is to be acquired in or constructed by the
21 Department of Transportation, its successors or assigns, and to
22 be financed by the incurring of debt, shall be $1,077,573,000 <--
23 $1,121,916,000.
24 (d) Redevelopment assistance.--The total authorization for
25 the additional capital projects in the category of redevelopment
26 assistance and redevelopment assistance capital projects
27 itemized in section 6 for capital grants by the Department of
28 Community and Economic Development, its successors or assigns,
29 and to be financed by the incurring of debt shall be
30 $1,718,558,000 $1,861,948,000. <--
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1 (e) Flood control.--The total authorization for the capital
2 projects in the category of flood control projects itemized in
3 section 7 and to be constructed by the Department of
4 Environmental Protection, its successors or assigns, and to be
5 financed by the incurring of debt, shall be $109,041,000 <--
6 $119,541,000.
7 (f) Keystone Recreation, Park and Conservation.--The total
8 authorization for the capital projects in the category of public
9 improvement projects itemized in section 8 and to be constructed
10 by the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, its
11 successors or assigns, and to be financed from current revenues
12 in the Keystone Recreation, Park and Conservation Fund shall be
13 $64,379,000 $64,679,000. <--
14 (g) Environmental Stewardship Fund projects.--The total
15 authorization for the capital projects in the category of public
16 improvement projects itemized in section 9 and to be constructed
17 by the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, its
18 successors or assigns, and to be financed from current revenues
19 in the Environmental Stewardship Fund shall be $28,815,000.
20 (h) Fish and Boat Fund projects.--The total authorization
21 for the capital projects in the category of public improvement
22 projects itemized in section 10 to be acquired or developed by
23 the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission and to be financed by
24 the incurring of debt or from current revenues of the Boat Fund
25 and the Fish Fund pursuant to executive authorization shall be
26 $19,370,000.
27 (i) Motor License Fund current revenue projects.--The total
28 authorization for the capital projects in the category of public
29 improvement projects itemized in section 11 and to be
30 constructed by the Department of General Services, its
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1 successors or assigns, and to be financed from current revenues
2 in the Motor License Fund shall be $15,750,000.
3 (j) Manufacturing Fund current revenue projects.--The total
4 authorization for the capital projects in the category of public
5 improvement projects itemized in section 12 and to be
6 constructed by the Department of General Services, its
7 successors or assigns, and to be financed from current revenues
8 in the Manufacturing Fund shall be $3,887,000.
9 Section 3. Itemization of public improvement projects.
10 Additional capital projects in the category of public
11 improvement projects to be constructed or acquired by the
12 Department of General Services, its successors or assigns, and
13 to be financed by the incurring of debt, are hereby itemized,
14 together with their respective estimated financial costs, as
15 follows:
16 Total
17 Project
18 Project Allocation
19 (1) Department of Agriculture
20 (i) Farm Show Complex
21 (A) Removal of piping and ducting which
22 contain asbestos materials and/or
23 encapsulation of asbestos-containing
24 materials in large arena 785,000
25 (Base Project Allocation - $654,000)
26 (Design and Contingencies - $131,000)
27 (B) Reconstruction of roof system,
28 including supporting joists, framing,
29 decking, asbestos abatement and
30 exterior materials involving 455,000
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1 square feet over all main exhibition
2 areas. Project must be fully evaluated
3 regarding feasibility and costs of
4 alternatives to reconstructing the
5 existing design before implementation 9,000,000
6 (Base Project Allocation - $7,500,000)
7 (Design and Contingencies - $1,500,000)
8 (C) Conversion of one existing boiler to a
9 gas/oil-fired unit to allow flexible
10 operations at lower pressures 420,000
11 (Base Project Allocation - $350,000)
12 (Design and Contingencies - $70,000)
13 (D) Exterior cleaning, sealing and
14 reconstruction of masonry walls and
15 decorative friezes of main building 1,800,000
16 (Base Project Allocation - $1,500,000)
17 (Design and Contingencies - $300,000)
18 (2) Department of Community and Economic
19 Development
20 (i) Nemacolin Industrial Park, Greene County
21 (A) Phase I site development,
22 environmental assessment and cleanup
23 and improvements to port facilities 10,000,000
24 (3) Department of Conservation and Natural
25 Resources
26 (i) Forest District 13
27 (A) Construct fire station replacement 750,000
28 (Base Project Allocation - $625,000)
29 (Design and Contingencies - $125,000)
30 (ii) Forest Districts 12 and 16
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1 (A) Construct infrastructure to support
2 Pine Creek Trail 3,000,000
3 (Base Project Allocation - $2,500,000)
4 (Design and Contingencies - $500,000)
5 (iii) Fort Indiantown Gap
6 (A) Construct forest fire protection
7 equipment warehouse and training
8 facility 3,000,000
9 (Base Project Allocation - $2,500,000)
10 (Design and Contingencies - $500,000)
11 (iv) Chapman Dam State Park
12 (A) Flood damage repairs, renovations and
13 provide increased handicapped
14 accessibility 550,000
15 (v) Cowens Gap State Park
16 (A) Repair dam control tower and gate
17 valve 700,000
18 (vi) Greenwood Furnace State Park
19 (A) Construct rental cabins and support
20 facility 1,500,000
21 (vii) Greenwood Furnace and Whipple Dam State
22 Park
23 (A) Rehabilitate beaches and accesses 1,000,000
24 (viii) Jacobsburg Environmental Center
25 (A) Construct a replacement educational
26 and administrative facility 3,500,000
27 (Base Project Allocation - $3,083,000)
28 (Design and Contingencies - $417,000)
29 (ix) Lackawanna State Park
30 (A) Construction of improvements and
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1 additional amenities 200,000
2 (x) Oil Creek State Park
3 (A) Rehabilitate and enlarge train
4 station 100,000
5 (B) Design, production and installation of
6 exhibits 201,000
7 (xi) Presque Isle State Park
8 (A) Acquisition and development of
9 property to expand walking and bike
10 trails, make erosion control
11 improvements and other environmental
12 protection measures to protect Lake
13 Erie and enhance Presque Isle State
14 Park 20,000,000
15 (B) Additional funds for project DGS 163-
16 34, Construction of Presque Isle
17 Center, including fixed exhibits 3,000,000
18 (xii) Raccoon Creek State Park
19 (A) Construct a hike and bike trail along
20 the northern edge of Raccoon Lake 2,500,000
21 (Base Project Allocation - $2,075,000)
22 (Design and Contingencies - $425,000)
23 (xiii) Shawnee State Park
24 (A) Construct rental cabins and support
25 facilities 1,500,000
26 (xiv) Swatara State Park
27 (A) Rausch Creek Acid Mine Drainage
28 Treatment Plant, additional treatment
29 units and chemical feeding equipment to
30 accommodate increased water flow due to
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1 the diversion of water from the Swatara
2 Creek to the Rausch Creek 4,500,000
3 (Base Project Allocation - $3,800,000)
4 (Design and Contingencies - $700,000)
5 (4) Department of Corrections
6 (i) State Correctional Institution at
7 Cambridge Springs
8 (A) Additional funds for DGS Project 1579-
9 5, for electrical upgrades 510,000
10 (Base Project Allocation - $425,000)
11 (Design and Contingencies - $85,000)
12 (ii) State Correctional Institution at Camp
13 Hill
14 (A) New construction for Diagnostic and
15 Classification Center 1,008,000
16 (Base Project Allocation - $840,000)
17 (Design and Contingencies - $168,000)
18 (iii) State Correctional Institution at Dallas
19 (A) Construct new Reception and Control
20 Complex 4,646,000
21 (Base Project Allocation - $3,872,000)
22 (Design and Contingencies - $774,000)
23 (B) Water main replacement 5,246,000
24 (Base Project Allocation - $4,372,000)
25 (Design and Contingencies - $874,000)
26 (iv) State Correctional Institution at
27 Greensburg
28 (A) Construct new Warehouse Freight
29 Terminal and Grounds Shop 2,112,000
30 (Base Project Allocation - $1,760,000)
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1 (Design and Contingencies - $352,000)
2 (v) State Correctional Institution at Laurel
3 Highlands
4 (A) Construction of a restricted housing,
5 close supervision and Step Down Unit 900,000
6 (Base Project Allocation - $750,000)
7 (Design and Contingencies - $150,000)
8 (B) Upgrades to Sewage Treatment Plant 2,100,000
9 (Base Project Allocation - $1,750,000)
10 (Design and Contingencies - $350,000)
11 (vi) State Correctional Institution at
12 Rockview
13 (A) Construct additional water supply
14 pipeline 2,400,000
15 (Base Project Allocation - $2,000,000)
16 (Design and Contingencies - $400,000)
17 (B) Construct new warehouse facility 3,780,000
18 (Base Project Allocation - $3,150,000)
19 (Design and Contingencies - $630,000)
20 (vii) State Correctional Institution at
21 Waymart
22 (A) Boiler plant renovations 4,740,000
23 (Base Project Allocation - $3,950,000)
24 (Design and Contingencies - $790,000)
25 (B) Electrical system upgrade 3,180,000
26 (Base Project Allocation - $2,650,000)
27 (Design and Contingencies - $530,000)
28 (viii) State Correctional Institution at
29 Waynesburg
30 (A) Additional funds for DGS Project 1577-
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1 5, sewage treatment plant expansion 785,000
2 (Base Project Allocation - $654,000)
3 (Design and Contingencies - $131,000)
4 (B) Construct Inmate Housing and Transfer
5 Station 1,200,000
6 (Base Project Allocation - $1,000,000)
7 (Design and Contingencies - $200,000)
8 (5) Department of Education
9 (i) Scranton School for the Deaf
10 (A) Boiler replacement 3,450,000
11 (Base Project Allocation - $3,000,000)
12 (Design and Contingencies - $450,000)
13 (B) Renovation of gymnasium 4,000,000
14 (Base Project Allocation - $3,333,000)
15 (Design and Contingencies - $667,000)
16 (C) Campus safety and grounds
17 improvements 2,300,000
18 (Base Project Allocation - $1,920,000)
19 (Design and Contingencies - $380,000)
20 (ii) Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology
21 (A) Steam Plant upgrade/boiler
22 replacement 2,000,000
23 (Base Project Allocation - $1,700,000)
24 (Design and Contingencies - $300,000)
25 (iii) The Pennsylvania State University
26 (A) Construct multistory classroom at
27 Altoona Campus 8,000,000
28 (B) Construction of new multipurpose
29 activity building at Altoona Campus 4,750,000
30 (C) Construction of maintenance building
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1 at Behrend College 2,100,000
2 (Base Project Allocation - $1,750,000)
3 (Design and Contingencies - $350,000)
4 (D) Addition to and renovation of Smeal
5 Building at Dubois Campus 1,700,000
6 (E) Construction of a new multiuse
7 building at Fayette Campus 5,000,000
8 (F) Construct library/classroom at York
9 Campus 11,900,000
10 (Base Project Allocation - $9,916,000)
11 (Design and Contingencies - $1,984,000)
12 (G) Renovation of Chandlee Laboratory at
13 University Park 10,200,000
14 (H) Environmental improvements at
15 University Park 20,000,000
16 (I) Renovation of Borland Laboratory at
17 University Park 12,000,000
18 (J) Construction of a new forestry
19 resources building at University Park 15,000,000
20 (iv) University of Pittsburgh
21 (A) Upgrade and deferred maintenance for
22 buildings and building systems Phase I
23 at Oakland Campus 12,000,000
24 (B) Renovation of Trees Hall and
25 Fitzgerald Field House Phase I at
26 Oakland Campus 11,300,000
27 (C) Renovation of the Cathedral of
28 Learning at Oakland Campus 20,000,000
29 (D) Additional funds for Hillman Library
30 Renovation Phase II at Oakland Campus 9,600,000
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1 (E) Communications, Art and Technology
2 Building at Bradford Campus 15,800,000
3 (F) Additional funds for library
4 renovations at Johnstown Campus 1,580,000
5 (G) Acquisition and application of green
6 environmental technologies in the
7 construction of a new children's
8 hospital at Medical Center 7,000,000
9 (H) CONSTRUCTION OF PETERSON EVENTS CENTER <--
10 - STUDENT RECREATION CENTER 10,000,000
11 (I) CONSTRUCTION OF AN INTEGRATED SCIENCES
12 BUILDING 50,000,000
13 (J) ADDITION TO CLAPP/LANGLEY/CRAWFORD
14 SCIENCE COMPLEX 20,000,000
15 (K) UPGRADE AND DEFERRED MAINTENANCE FOR
16 BUILDINGS AND BUILDING SYSTEMS, PHASE
17 II 14,000,000
18 (v) Temple University
19 (A) Design and construction of an Ambler
20 Learning Center 14,550,000
21 (B) Design and construction of Mini Arts
22 Campus primarily for the arts at the
23 Main Campus 55,880,000
24 (C) Design and construction of a Health
25 Sciences Learning Center at the Health
26 Sciences Campus 12,155,000
27 (D) Design and construction of an annex to
28 and renovation of the Fox School of
29 Business and Management Building on
30 Main Campus 25,525,000
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1 (E) Design and construction for the
2 renovation or replacement of research
3 facilities, Kresge Science Hall 17,647,000
4 (F) Design and construction for the
5 renovation or replacement of research
6 facilities, Medical Research Building 12,993,000
7 (G) Design and construction for the
8 renovation or replacement of research
9 facilities, Old Medical School 33,540,000
10 (H) Design and construction for the
11 renovation of research facilities, Bio-
12 Life Sciences Building 27,181,000
13 (I) Design and construction for the
14 renovation of research facilities,
15 Beury Hall 21,285,000
16 (J) Design and construction for the
17 renovation of research facilities,
18 Barton Hall 10,160,000
19 (K) Design and construction for
20 restoration of the Historic Baptist
21 Temple on Main Campus 22,045,000
22 (L) Design and construction for the
23 renovation or replacement of research
24 facilities, Pharmacy Building 8,135,000
25 (M) Design and construction of Athletic
26 Facility to replace Temple Stadium 6,000,000
27 (vi) Lincoln University
28 (A) Construction of storm water drainage
29 system, including piping and a
30 detention basin to prevent hydraulic
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1 overload of the sewer system 1,084,000
2 (Base Project Allocation - $903,000)
3 (Design and Contingencies - $181,000)
4 (6) Department of Environmental Protection
5 (I) ALLEGHENY COUNTY <--
6 (A) GREENWALD ROAD FLOOD CONTROL PROJECT,
7 DGS 184-20 2,060,000
8 (B) ADDITIONAL FUNDS FOR DGS 184-20,
9 CULVERTS AND DEBRIS BASIN ALONG
10 TRIBUTARY TO GRASSERS RUN, BETHEL PARK
11 BOROUGH 1,113,000
12 (C) LOGAN CREEK FLOOD CONTROL PROJECT,
13 BETHEL PARK BOROUGH 1,000,000
14 (D) LEWIS RUN FLOOD CONTROL PROJECT,
15 JEFFERSON HILLS BOROUGH 1,000,000
16 (E) COMPREHENSIVE REGIONAL FLOOD
17 MITIGATION/STORM WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN,
18 SOUTH HILLS AREA COUNCIL OF
19 GOVERNMENTS 3,000,000
20 (i) (II) Beaver County <--
21 (A) Beaver River silt control and
22 prevention program 500,000
23 (ii) (III) Bedford County <--
24 (A) Borough of Hyndman, flood protection
25 project 3,000,000
26 (iii) (IV) Blair County <--
27 (A) Mill Run Creek Flood Protection
28 Project, City of Altoona, Logan and
29 Allegheny Townships 11,224,000
30 (iv) (V) Bucks County <--
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1 (A) Neshaminy Creek flood mitigation
2 project 14,000,000
3 (B) Drainage improvements, Route 413 to
4 Neshaminy Creek, Croydon and Bristol
5 Townships 5,000,000
6 (VI) BUTLER COUNTY <--
7 (A) CONTINUATION OF SULLIVAN RUN
8 STREAMBANK STABILIZATION PROJECT IN THE
9 CITY OF BUTLER 500,000
10 (v) (VII) Cambria County <--
11 (A) Design and construction of a
12 collapsible dam on the Conemaugh River
13 to provide for recreational
14 opportunities 5,000,000
15 (vi) Chester County <--
16 (A) French Creek Flood Control Project,
17 including streambank stabilization and
18 creek restoration to widen floodway,
19 necessary to complete development of
20 the French Creek Center and
21 revitalization of a brownfield site
22 located in Phoenixville Borough 4,500,000
23 (VIII) CHESTER COUNTY (RESERVED) <--
24 (vii) (IX) Chester and Montgomery Counties <--
25 (A) Demolition and removal of Vincent Dam
26 on the Schuylkill River, East Vincent
27 and Limerick Townships 420,000
28 (Base Project Allocation - $350,000)
29 (Design and Contingencies - $70,000)
30 (viii) (X) Clearfield County <--
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1 (A) Flood control projects, including
2 repair of the culvert box for the
3 complete length of the canal, Osceola
4 Mills Borough 3,000,000
5 (ix) (XI) Fayette County <--
6 (A) Additional funds for DGS 180-23,
7 construction of retaining walls and
8 culverts and excavation to widen or
9 deepen Dunbar Creek and Gist Run
10 channel in Dunbar 396,000
11 (Base Project Allocation - $330,000)
12 (Design and Contingencies - $66,000)
13 (x) (XII) Lackawanna County <--
14 (A) Funds for DGS 184-22, Phase II, flood
15 control project on Meadowbrook Creek,
16 City of Scranton and Borough of
17 Dunmore 6,200,000
18 (Base Project Allocation - $5,000,000)
19 (Design and Contingencies - $1,200,000)
20 (B) Funds for DGS 184-22, Phase II, flood <--
21 control project on Meadowbrook Creek,
22 City of Scranton and Borough of
23 Dunmore 6,200,000
24 (C) (B) Funds for DGS 184-22, flood <--
25 control project on Leggetts Creek, City
26 of Scranton 4,800,000
27 (D) (C) Funds for DGS 184-22, flood control <--
28 project on Keyser Creek, City of
29 Scranton 4,800,000
30 (E) (D) Funds for DGS 184-22, flood <--
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1 control project on Lucky-Run Creek,
2 City of Scranton 2,400,000
3 (F) (E) Funds for DGS 184-22, flood <--
4 control project on Leach Creek, City of
5 Scranton 2,400,000
6 (G) (F) Stream restoration of Scott Creek <--
7 in Dickson City Borough 800,000
8 (H) (G) Rushbrook Creek Project in Jermyn <--
9 Borough 4,500,000
10 (xi) (XIII) Luzerne County <--
11 (A) Construction of compact earth levee in
12 area of Fox Hill in Plains Township,
13 including grass-covered channel 240,000
14 (Base Project Allocation - $200,000)
15 (Design and Contingencies - $40,000)
16 (B) Flood wall improvement project,
17 Newport Creek, Newport Township 240,000
18 (C) Additional funds for DGS Project 184-
19 23, construction of concrete channel,
20 Dupont Borough 3,000,000
21 (Base Project Allocation - $2,500,000)
22 (Design and Contingencies - $500,000)
23 (xii) (XIV) McKean County <--
24 (A) Rehabilitation of the flood protection
25 project along the west and main
26 branches of the Tunungwant Creek 1,000,000
27 (xiii) (XV) Montgomery County <--
28 (A) Sandy Run drainage shed flood control
29 improvements 6,000,000
30 (xiv) (XVI) Tioga County <--
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1 (A) Construction of levees, floodwalls and
2 channels, Knoxville Borough 5,100,000
3 (Base Project Allocation - $4,250,000)
4 (Design and Contingencies - $850,000)
5 (xv) (XVII) Warren County <--
6 (A) Various flood protection projects 2,500,000
7 (xvi) (XVIII) Westmoreland County <--
8 (A) Additional funds for DGS Project 180-
9 42, construction of concrete channel,
10 City of Greensburg 600,000
11 (Base Project Allocation - $500,000)
12 (Design and Contingencies - $100,000)
13 (xvii) (XIX) York County <--
14 (A) City of York, Spring Garden Township
15 and York Township, Tyler Run Flood
16 Control Project 2,500,000
17 (B) Spring Garden Township, Springettsbury
18 Township and York Township, Mill Creek
19 Flood Control Project 5,000,000
20 (C) Yoe Borough and York Township,
21 construction of retention basins on
22 Mill Creek between Locust Avenue in
23 York Township and Boundary Avenue in
24 Yoe Borough 400,000
25 (D) Construction of flood retention
26 basins, Dallastown Borough and York
27 Township 350,000
28 (E) Construction of flood retention
29 basins, Powder Mill and Tyler Run
30 Roads 505,000
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1 (7) Department of General Services
2 (i) Capitol Complex
3 (A) Renovations to the Forster Street
4 Office Building 3,120,000
5 (Base Project Allocation - $2,600,000)
6 (Design and Contingencies - $520,000)
7 (B) Infrastructure renovations and
8 upgrades to the State Museum of
9 Pennsylvania and Archives Buildings and
10 adjoining plaza 58,000,000
11 (Base Project Allocation - $49,000,000)
12 (Design and Contingencies - $9,000,000)
13 (C) Renovations and upgrades to exhibits
14 and galleries at the State Museum of
15 Pennsylvania 22,000,000
16 (Base Project Allocation - $19,000,000)
17 (Design and Contingencies - $3,000,000)
18 (D) CONSTRUCTION OF THE PENNSYLVANIA <--
19 JUDICIAL CENTER, INCLUDING PARKING
20 FACILITIES 84,625,000
21 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $67,700,000)
22 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES -
23 $16,925,000)
24 (ii) Governor's residence
25 (A) Additional funds for DGS Project 949-
26 4, upgrade heating, ventilating and air
27 conditioning systems 322,000
28 (Base Project Allocation - $268,000)
29 (Design and Contingencies - $54,000)
30 (iii) Pittsburgh State Office Building
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1 (A) Interior and exterior renovations 10,428,000
2 (Base Project Allocation - $8,690,000)
3 (Design and Contingencies - $1,738,000)
4 (iv) David L. Lawrence Convention Center
5 (A) Continued expansion of the convention
6 center, including riverfront
7 development and related improvements 35,000,000
8 (v) Warner Theater, Erie County
9 (A) Conversion of the theater into a
10 performing arts center, including
11 additions to the stage area,
12 improvements to mechanical systems and
13 installation of elevators 12,000,000
14 (vi) Louis J. Tullio Convention Arena
15 (A) Repair facade and replace equipment 1,950,000
16 (8) Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission
17 (i) Anthracite Heritage Museum
18 (A) Replace heating, ventilating and air
19 conditioning system 180,000
20 (Base Project Allocation - $150,000)
21 (Design and Contingencies - $30,000)
22 (ii) Drake Well Museum
23 (A) Improvements to collection storage and
24 research center 1,640,000
25 (Base Project Allocation - $1,367,000)
26 (Design and Contingencies - $273,000)
27 (B) Boomtown and other exhibit development
28 and construction 2,105,000
29 (iii) Eckley Miners' Village
30 (A) Restoration of miners' houses 2,400,000
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1 (Base Project Allocation - $2,000,000)
2 (Design and Contingencies - $400,000)
3 (iv) Fort Pitt Museum
4 (A) Construction of gallery and permanent
5 exhibits 2,400,000
6 (Base Project Allocation - $2,000,000)
7 (Design and Contingencies - $400,000)
8 (v) Old Economy Village
9 (A) Fabrication and installation of
10 orientation exhibits in the visitor
11 center 500,000
12 (Base Project Allocation - $417,000)
13 (Design and Contingencies - $83,000)
14 (vi) Pennsylvania Military Museum
15 (A) Museum expansion and visitor center 3,500,000
16 (Base Project Allocation - $2,917,000)
17 (Design and Contingencies - $583,000)
18 (vii) Pithole State Museum
19 (A) Development and construction of
20 exterior walkways, boardwalks and
21 signage 100,000
22 (viii) Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania
23 (A) Install upgraded HVAC System 4,800,000
24 (Base Project Allocation - $4,000,000)
25 (Design and Contingencies - $800,000)
26 (ix) Thomas Hughes House
27 (A) Additional funds for DGS Project 979-
28 25, for the restoration and improvement
29 of the Thomas Hughes House 300,000
30 (Base Project Allocation - $250,000)
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1 (Design and Contingencies - $50,000)
2 (x) Washington Crossing Historic Park
3 (A) Renovation of visitor center and new
4 orientation exhibit 2,660,000
5 (Base Project Allocation - $2,217,000)
6 (Design and Contingencies - $443,000)
7 (xi) Installation of fire protection systems
8 at each of the listed museums or parks:
9 (A) Anthracite Heritage Museum, Lackawanna
10 County 180,000
11 (Base Project Allocation - $150,000)
12 (Design and Contingencies - $30,000)
13 (B) Daniel Boone Homestead 300,000
14 (Base Project Allocation - $250,000)
15 (Design and Contingencies - $50,000)
16 (C) Drake Well Museum 300,000
17 (Base Project Allocation - $250,000)
18 (Design and Contingencies - $50,000)
19 (D) Graeme Park 120,000
20 (Base Project Allocation - $100,000)
21 (Design and Contingencies - $20,000)
22 (E) Hope Lodge/Mather Mill 180,000
23 (Base Project Allocation - $150,000)
24 (Design and Contingencies - $30,000)
25 (F) Joseph Priestley House 150,000
26 (Base Project Allocation - $125,000)
27 (Design and Contingencies - $25,000)
28 (G) Landis Valley Museum 600,000
29 (Base Project Allocation - $500,000)
30 (Design and Contingencies - $100,000)
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1 (H) Old Economy Village 600,000
2 (Base Project Allocation - $500,000)
3 (Design and Contingencies - $100,000)
4 (I) Pennsylvania Lumber Museum 300,000
5 (Base Project Allocation - $250,000)
6 (Design and Contingencies - $50,000)
7 (J) Washington Crossing Historic Park 600,000
8 (Base Project Allocation - $500,000)
9 (Design and Contingencies - $100,000)
10 (9) Department of Military and Veterans Affairs
11 (i) Hollidaysburg Veterans Home, Blair County
12 (A) Install a backup water line 150,000
13 (Base Project Allocation - $125,000)
14 (Design and Contingencies - $25,000)
15 (B) Upgrade electrical distribution and
16 plumbing in Eisenhower Hall and
17 Dietary 708,000
18 (Base Project Allocation - $590,000)
19 (Design and Contingencies - $118,000)
20 (C) Steam line replacement and asbestos
21 abatement 1,050,000
22 (Base Project Allocation - $875,000)
23 (Design and Contingencies - $175,000)
24 (D) Improvements to facility roadways and
25 parking lots 1,000,000
26 (ii) Pennsylvania Soldiers' and Sailors' Home,
27 Erie County
28 (A) Roadway and parking area upgrades 325,000
29 (Base Project Allocation - $270,000)
30 (Design and Contingencies - $55,000)
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1 (B) Addition of a dementia/Alzheimer's
2 unit 6,000,000
3 (Base Project Allocation - $5,400,000)
4 (Design and Contingencies - $600,000)
5 (iii) Scotland School for Veterans' Children,
6 Franklin County
7 (A) Renovation of Andrew Curtin Hall,
8 junior high gymnasium and ten cottages 4,220,000
9 (Base Project Allocation - $3,517,000)
10 (Design and Contingencies - $703,000)
11 (B) Improvement and renovation of original
12 farmhouse and cleanup and mitigation of
13 hazards associated with a pond located
14 on the property 200,000
15 (iv) Pennsylvania National Guard Readiness
16 Center
17 (A) Construction and land acquisition to
18 replace the existing National Guard
19 Armory, Hermitage, Pennsylvania 1,900,000
20 (Base Project Allocation - $1,300,000)
21 (Land Allocation - $300,000)
22 (Design and Contingencies - $300,000)
23 (v) Easton Armory in Northampton County
24 (A) Construction of a new facility in
25 Northampton County and supporting
26 facilities to include military and off-
27 street parking, access roads and
28 sidewalks 1,370,000
29 (Base Project Allocation - $1,000,000)
30 (Land Allocation - $70,000)
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1 (Design and Contingencies - $300,000)
2 (vi) Armory at Tioga County
3 (A) Construction of a new armory in Tioga
4 County to replace existing armories at
5 Mansfield and Wellsboro 1,363,000
6 (Base Project Allocation - $1,163,000)
7 (Design and Contingencies - $200,000)
8 (10) Department of Public Welfare
9 (i) Clarks Summit State Hospital
10 (A) Install enclosed fire escapes 1,200,000
11 (Base Project Allocation - $1,000,000)
12 (Design and Contingencies - $200,000)
13 (ii) Norristown State Hospital
14 (A) Additional funds for DGS Project 509-
15 29, boiler reconstruction/replacement 960,000
16 (Base Project Allocation - $800,000)
17 (Design and Contingencies - $160,000)
18 (iii) Embreeville Complex
19 (A) Upgrade roof on central building,
20 HVAC, electrical distribution, steam,
21 condensate, water supply and wastewater
22 systems 1,500,000
23 (Base Project Allocation - $1,250,000)
24 (Design and Contingencies - $250,000)
25 (B) Installation of HVAC and central air
26 conditioning equipment in the Hilltop
27 Building 500,000
28 (iv) Polk Center
29 (A) Additional funds for DGS Project 552-
30 29, upgrade electrical system 3,480,000
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1 (Base Project Allocation - $2,900,000)
2 (Design and Contingencies - $580,000)
3 (v) Selinsgrove Center
4 (A) Renovate potable water system 3,000,000
5 (Base Project Allocation - $2,500,000)
6 (Design and Contingencies - $500,000)
7 (B) Renovation of large ward areas in
8 Central Complex into smaller single bed
9 type living arrangements 5,000,000
10 (Base Project Allocation - $5,000,000)
11 (C) Installation of HVAC and windows at
12 the training center (Building 9) 1,600,000
13 (Base Project Allocation - $1,600,000)
14 (D) Installation of new HVAC system and
15 occupancy redesign in Buildings 10, 11
16 and 12 1,600,000
17 (Base Project Allocation - $1,600,000)
18 (E) Install new HVAC system throughout
19 Central Complex 9,240,000
20 (Base Project Allocation - $9,240,000)
21 (11) State Police
22 (i) Indiantown Gap Military Reservation
23 (A) Construction of a Pursuit Driving
24 Training Facility 7,600,000
25 (Base Project Allocation - $6,592,000)
26 (Design and Contingencies - $1,008,000)
27 (12) State System of Higher Education
28 (i) Bloomsburg University
29 (A) Renovation of pedestrian/vehicle
30 safety areas 3,260,000
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1 (B) Addition to Hartline Science Center 9,892,000
2 (ii) California University
3 (A) Addition to and renovation of Steele
4 Auditorium 8,066,000
5 (B) Renovation of Vulcan Art Complex 3,143,000
6 (C) Demolition of three residence halls 1,200,000
7 (D) Renovation of Old Main and South Hall 9,804,000
8 (E) Renovation of Noss Hall 4,601,000
9 (F) Replacement of Duda World Culture
10 Building 6,131,000
11 (G) Pedestrian and vehicular enhancements,
12 Phase I 4,592,000
13 (iii) Cheyney University
14 (A) Renovation and upgrade of sewage
15 treatment facility 4,959,000
16 (B) Addition to/renovation of athletic
17 facilities 4,479,000
18 (C) Renovation of Baily Hall 4,755,000
19 (D) Campus infrastructure rehabilitation,
20 Phase II 2,916,000
21 (E) Campus security and fire alarm
22 repairs 5,200,000
23 (F) Water system repairs 7,500,000
24 (G) Lighting and infrastructure repairs 4,000,000
25 (H) Environmental controls and safety
26 repairs 3,850,000
27 (I) Adaptive building repairs 7,250,000
28 (J) Roof and architectural repairs 4,300,000
29 (iv) Clarion University
30 (A) Replacement of steam distribution
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1 system, Phase III 5,500,000
2 (B) Upgrade communications and electrical
3 distribution system, Phase II 3,000,000
4 (C) Renovation of Stevens Hall and Special
5 Education Annex 5,200,000
6 (D) Renovation of Becker Hall 8,700,000
7 (E) Replace steam lines, Phase IV 7,100,000
8 (v) Dixon University Center
9 (A) Construct educational buildings 3,200,000
10 (vi) East Stroudsburg University
11 (A) Renovation and replacement of Koehler
12 Field House and Natatorium 28,728,000
13 (vii) Edinboro University
14 (A) Construct an Institute for Human
15 Services 2,500,000
16 (Base Project Allocation - $4,167,000)
17 (Design and Contingencies - $833,000)
18 (B) Renovation of Heather Hall 2,267,000
19 (C) Upgrade of infrastructure, Phase II 3,950,000
20 (D) Renovation of Academy Hall 1,100,000
21 (Base Project Allocation - $1,100,000)
22 (E) Renovation of Butterfield Hall 4,936,000
23 (viii) Indiana University
24 (A) Renovation and/or reconstruction of
25 Cogswell Hall, Phase II 12,161,000
26 (B) Renovation of Davis Hall 13,074,000
27 (C) Renovation of Keith Hall 10,729,000
28 (D) Renovation of Leonard Hall 8,336,000
29 (E) Renovation of Weyandt Hall 30,659,000
30 (F) Renovation of Stabley Library 8,291,000
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1 (G) Renovation of Walsh Hall 3,344,000
2 (H) Renovation of Memorial Field House 16,040,000
3 (I) Addition to and renovation of Sprowls
4 Hall 21,655,000
5 (J) Renovation of Sutton Hall, Phase II 23,280,000
6 (K) Renovation of Pratt Hall 5,738,000
7 (L) Addition to Stapleton Library 9,100,000
8 (ix) Kutztown University
9 (A) Renovation and conversion of Risley
10 Hall 5,846,000
11 (B) Upgrade of maintenance building and
12 demolition and relocation of
13 garage/heat plant 2,391,000
14 (C) Addition to and renovation of science
15 buildings 18,662,000
16 (D) Renovation and upgrade of boiler
17 plant 2,857,000
18 (E) Construction of advanced high
19 technology classroom 4,404,000
20 (F) Renewal and addition to Sharadin Arts
21 Building 9,278,000 <--
22 (G) Renovation and addition to Schaeffer
23 Auditorium 8,657,000
24 BUILDING 11,778,000 <--
25 (G) RENOVATION AND ADDITION TO SCHAEFFER
26 AUDITORIUM 11,000,000
27 (x) Lock Haven University
28 (A) Restoration of Lusk Run Conduit 1,440,000
29 (B) Upgrade of fiber optic infrastructure 3,720,000
30 (C) Renovation of Zimmerli Gym 15,930,000
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1 (D) Addition to Jack Stadium, Phase IV 2,136,000
2 (E) Renovation of South Ulmer Science
3 Building 8,566,000
4 (xi) Mansfield University
5 (A) Renovation of Allen Hall 5,478,000
6 (B) Renovation of South Hall 4,178,000
7 (C) Addition to and renovation of Grant
8 Science 9,959,000
9 (D) Addition to and renovation of Home
10 Economics Center 6,672,000
11 (xii) Millersville University
12 (A) Renovation of Wickersham Hall 2,863,000
13 (B) Upgrade of electrical utilities 7,128,000
14 (C) Renovation of education instruction
15 building 9,631,000
16 (D) Renovation of Ganser Library 15,896,000
17 (E) Addition to and renovation of McComsey
18 Hall 7,657,000
19 (xiii) Shippensburg University
20 (A) Addition to and renovation of Lehman
21 Library 21,730,000
22 (B) Renovation of Huber Arts Center 4,960,000
23 (C) Construction of instructional arts
24 facility 19,853,000
25 (D) Reconstruction of roadways, sidewalks
26 and parking facilities 4,618,000
27 (E) Renovation of Horton Hall 7,571,000
28 (F) Renovation of Gilbert and Stewart
29 Halls 5,185,000
30 (xiv) Slippery Rock University
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1 (A) Renovation of Vincent Science
2 Building 20,803,000
3 (B) Construction of North Hills Education
4 Alliance Facility 8,322,000
5 (C) Renovation of steam distribution,
6 Phase II 7,680,000
7 (D) Renovation of Morrow Field House 13,800,000
8 (E) Reconstruction of roadways and parking
9 lots 1,530,000
10 (xv) West Chester University
11 (A) Construct Business and Information
12 Technology Center 11,000,000
13 (B) Renovation of Lawrence Hall 6,387,000
14 (C) Demolition of Ramsey Hall 708,000
15 (D) Relocate and widen Tigue Road 5,880,000
16 (E) Construction of Applied and Integrated
17 Health Sciences Building 42,768,000
18 (F) Infrastructure renovations and code
19 updates, Phase I 18,000,000
20 (G) Renovation of Francis Harvey Green
21 Office/Classroom Building 7,800,000
22 (13) Department of Transportation
23 (i) Road signage
24 (A) Purchase and erection of highway signs
25 in the surrounding and adjacent
26 counties to promote the Allegheny
27 National Forest and Kinzua Reservoir 350,000
28 (ii) Bucks County
29 (A) Construction of a County Maintenance
30 Facility 6,600,000
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1 (Base Project Allocation - $5,500,000)
2 (Design and Contingencies - $1,100,000)
3 (iii) Dauphin County
4 (A) Renovations to the Harrisburg
5 Engineering District 8-0 facility 2,000,000
6 (B) Construction of PennDOT Server Farm 6,326,000
7 (Base Project Allocation - $5,350,000)
8 (Design and Contingencies - 976,000)
9 (iv) Erie County Welcome Center
10 (A) Additional funds to construct a new
11 welcome center 3,423,000
12 (Base Project Allocation - $2,759,000)
13 (Land Allocation - $120,000)
14 (Design and Contingencies - $544,000)
15 (v) Luzerne County
16 (A) Construction of a County Maintenance
17 Facility 6,600,000
18 (Base Project Allocation - $5,500,000)
19 (Design and Contingencies - $1,100,000)
20 (vi) McKean County
21 (A) Construction of new welcome center 350,000
22 (vii) Montour County
23 (A) Construction of a satellite
24 maintenance building 1,200,000
25 (viii) Philadelphia, Delaware and Bucks
26 Counties
27 (A) Dredging of the channel of the
28 Delaware River from 40 to 45 feet 15,000,000
29 (ix) Pike County
30 (A) Construction of a County Maintenance
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1 Facility 4,200,000
2 (Base Project Allocation - $3,500,000)
3 Design and Contingencies - $700,000)
4 (x) Warren County
5 (A) Construction of new welcome center 350,000
6 (xi) Washington County
7 (A) Construction of a County Maintenance
8 Facility on PennDOT-owned property 7,200,000
9 (Base Project Allocation - $6,000,000)
10 (Design and Contingencies - $1,200,000)
11 (xii) Westmoreland County
12 (A) Construction of a County Maintenance
13 Facility 7,800,000
14 (Base Project Allocation - $6,500,000)
15 (Design and Contingencies - $1,300,000)
16 (B) Construction of a County Maintenance
17 Facility at Ligonier 1,200,000
18 (Base Project Allocation - $1,000,000)
19 (Design and Contingencies - $200,000)
20 (xiii) Port of Philadelphia <--
21 (A) Acquisition of two container cranes 15,000,000
22 (xiv) Philadelphia Regional Port Authority
23 (XIII) PHILADELPHIA REGIONAL PORT AUTHORITY <--
24 (A) Tioga Marine Terminal
25 (I) General improvements including:
26 Refrigerated capacity expansion,
27 electrical upgrade, paving and
28 overlay work, roofing improvements
29 and improvements to the Tioga
30 Administration Building 14,850,000
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1 (B) Piers 38 and 40 South
2 (I) General improvements including:
3 Rail improvements, new roofs,
4 window panels, door closures,
5 sprinkler system replacement, paint
6 removal and pier infrastructure
7 reinforcement 5,850,000
8 (C) Piers 78, 78A, 80, 80A
9 (I) Demolish existing warehouses on
10 Piers 78 and 80, enhance Pier 80
11 Annex Warehouse, construct two new
12 warehouses totaling 1,000,000 sq.
13 ft. and construct marginal berth 88,100,000
14 (D) Pier 82 South
15 (I) General improvements including:
16 Expansion of refrigerated capacity
17 and infrastructure improvements 2,000,000
18 (E) Pier 84 South
19 (I) Construct new storage warehouse
20 and provide for general
21 improvements to existing facility 14,000,000
22 (F) Pier 96 South, Pier 98A South
23 (I) General improvements including:
24 Demolition, site clearance, paving
25 drainage, electrical upgrade and
26 berth fender replacement. Land
27 acquisition to accommodate site
28 expansion 14,000,000
29 (G) Packer Avenue Marine Terminal
30 (I) General improvements including:
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1 Repaving and container crane
2 enhancements. Also, acquisition of
3 one Post Panamax Container Crane,
4 expansion of chiller/freezer
5 warehouse. Construction of a new
6 gate complex, construction of new
7 marginal bulkhead from Pier 90
8 South to Packer Avenue. Project
9 includes all filling behind
10 bulkhead, demolition, paving and
11 land acquisition 159,900,000
12 (H) Dredging
13 (I) Dredging of slips and berths,
14 owned by the Philadelphia Regional
15 Port Authority, over a 10-year
16 period 11,000,000
17 (I) Land Acquisition
18 (I) Land acquisition at a number of
19 sites for expansion, improvement
20 and development of Port facilities 35,000,000
21 (J) ACQUISITION OF TWO CONTAINER CRANES 15,000,000 <--
22 Section 4. Itemization of furniture and equipment projects.
23 Additional capital projects in the category of public
24 improvement projects consisting of the acquisition of movable
25 furniture and equipment to complete public improvement projects
26 and to be purchased by the Department of General Services, its
27 successors or assigns, and to be financed by the incurring of
28 debt, are hereby itemized, together with their respective
29 estimated financial costs, as follows:
30 Total
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1 Project
2 Project Allocation
3 (1) Department of Conservation and Natural
4 Resources
5 (i) Greenwood Furnace State Park
6 (A) Original furniture and equipment to
7 develop picnic and camping facilities,
8 DGS 129-1 90,000
9 (B) Original furniture and equipment for
10 administrative and support structures,
11 DGS 129-2 90,000
12 (ii) Presque Isle
13 (A) Original furniture, equipment and
14 educational exhibits and displays for
15 DGS Project 163-34, Great Lakes
16 Visitation, Research and Education
17 Center 3,000,000
18 (Base Project Allocation - $3,000,000)
19 (1.1) DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS <--
20 (I) STATE CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION AT FAYETTE
21 (A) ORIGINAL FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT FOR
22 DGS 570-27, CONSTRUCTION OF WESTERN
23 PENNSYLVANIA STATE CORRECTIONAL
24 INSTITUTION 1,010,000
25 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - 1,010,000)
26 (2) Department of Education
27 (i) The Pennsylvania State University
28 (A) Original furniture and equipment for
29 Sharon Hall/Annex Renovation, Shenango
30 Valley 325,000
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1 (B) Original furniture and equipment for
2 Borland Laboratory renovation,
3 University Park 1,200,000
4 (C) Original furniture and equipment for
5 the library and classroom building at
6 York Campus 1,800,000
7 (Base Project Allocation - $1,800,000)
8 (ii) University of Pittsburgh
9 (A) Additional funds for
10 Convocation/Events Center, DGS 1103-48
11 - Oakland Campus 1,458,000
12 (B) Additional funds for Multipurpose
13 Academic Complex, DGS 1103-40 - Oakland
14 Campus 2,093,000
15 (C) Original furniture and equipment for
16 Sports Center expansion - Bradford
17 Campus 2,300,000
18 (D) Original furniture and equipment for
19 Communications, Arts and Technology
20 Building - Bradford Campus 2,200,000
21 (iii) Temple University
22 (A) Original furniture and equipment for
23 the library at the Health Sciences
24 Campus 1,040,000
25 (Base Project Allocation - $1,040,000)
26 (B) Ambler Learning Center
27 original furnishings and equipment 1,455,000
28 (C) Mini Arts Campus
29 original furnishings and equipment 5,589,000
30 (D) Baptist Temple
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1 Restoration original furnishings and
2 equipment 2,205,000
3 (3) Historical and Museum Commission
4 (i) Old Economy Village
5 (A) Original furniture and equipment for
6 DGS Project 947-8, construction of a
7 visitor center 275,000
8 (Base Project Allocation - $275,000)
9 (4) State System of Higher Education
10 (i) Bloomsburg University
11 (A) Original furniture and equipment for
12 addition to Hartline Science 681,000
13 (B) Original furniture and equipment for
14 addition to and renovation of Redman
15 Stadium 220,000
16 (C) Original furniture and equipment for
17 addition to Sutliff Hall 780,000
18 (D) Original furniture and equipment for
19 renovation of Navy Hall 472,000
20 (E) Original furniture and equipment for
21 the renovation of Ben Franklin Hall 522,000
22 (ii) California University
23 (A) Original furniture and equipment for
24 renovation of Vulcan Hall 314,000
25 (B) Original furniture and equipment for
26 construction of convocation-athletic
27 recreation facilities 1,641,000
28 (C) Original furniture and equipment for
29 renovation of the Old Industrial Arts
30 Building 677,000
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1 (D) Original furniture and equipment for
2 addition to and renovation of Steele
3 Auditorium 807,000
4 (E) Original furniture and equipment for
5 replacement of Duda World Culture
6 Building 613,000
7 (F) Original furniture and equipment for
8 Dixon Hall 684,000
9 (G) Original furniture and equipment for
10 renovation of Noss Hall 387,000
11 (H) Original furniture and equipment for
12 University Support Facility 418,000
13 (iii) Cheyney University
14 (A) Original furniture and equipment for
15 renovation of Baily Hall 476,000
16 (B) Original furniture and equipment for
17 addition to and renovation of athletic
18 facility 448,000
19 (iv) Clarion University
20 (A) Original furniture and equipment for
21 renovation and expansion of Tippen Gym 595,000
22 (B) Original furniture and equipment for
23 renovation of Moore Hall 111,000
24 (C) Original furniture and equipment for
25 addition to and renovation of Marwick-
26 Boyd Fine Arts Building 709,000
27 (D) Original furniture and equipment for
28 replacement of Peirce Science Center 2,715,000
29 (E) Original furniture and equipment for
30 renovation of Still Hall 601,000
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1 (v) East Stroudsburg University
2 (A) Original furniture and equipment for
3 the planned science and technology
4 center 2,123,000
5 (Base Project Allocation - $2,123,000)
6 (B) Original furniture and equipment for
7 renovation and expansion of Eiler-
8 Martin Stadium 323,000
9 (C) Original furniture and equipment for
10 athletic facility 1,949,000
11 (D) Original furniture and equipment for
12 renovation of Rosenkrans Hall 388,000
13 (E) Original furniture and equipment for
14 addition to and renovation of Abeloff
15 Convention Center 490,000
16 (vi) Edinboro University
17 (A) Original furniture and equipment for
18 renovation and replacement of White
19 Hall 99,000
20 (B) Original furniture and equipment for
21 renovation of Leader Clinic 76,000
22 (C) Original furniture and equipment for
23 renovation of Cooper Science Hall,
24 Phase I 234,000
25 (D) Original furniture and equipment for
26 renovation of Loveland Hall 30,000
27 (E) Original furniture and equipment for
28 renovation of Heather Hall 227,000
29 (F) Original furniture and equipment for
30 renovation of Academy Hall 189,000
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1 (G) Original furniture and equipment for
2 renovation of Cooper Science Hall,
3 Phase II 1,066,000
4 (H) Original furniture and equipment for
5 Tooling Mold/Design Technical Center 292,000
6 (I) Original furniture and equipment for
7 renovation of Hamilton Hall 555,000
8 (J) Original furniture and equipment for
9 renovation of Sox Harrison Stadium,
10 Phase II 100,000
11 (vii) Indiana University
12 (A) Original furniture and equipment for
13 renovation of Leonard Hall 773,000
14 (B) Original furniture and equipment for
15 Old Main, Punxsutawney 575,000
16 (C) Original furniture and equipment for
17 renovation of Stabley Library 727,000
18 (D) Original furniture and equipment for
19 addition to and renovation of Cogswell
20 Hall 888,000
21 (E) Original furniture and equipment for
22 Wyant/Doerr, Armstrong 575,000
23 (F) Original furniture and equipment for
24 renovation of Wilson Hall 275,000
25 (G) Original furniture and equipment for
26 renovation of Keith Hall 992,000
27 (H) Original furniture and equipment for
28 addition to and renovation of Ackerman
29 Hall 553,000
30 (I) Original furniture and equipment for
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1 addition to and renovation of Fisher
2 Auditorium 935,000
3 (viii) Kutztown University
4 (A) Original furniture and equipment for
5 renovation and conversion of Risley
6 Hall 585,000
7 (B) Original furniture and equipment for
8 College of Visual and Performing Arts 1,955,000
9 (C) Original furniture and equipment for
10 renovation of Sharidan Arts Building 858,000
11 (D) Original furniture and equipment for
12 renovation of Lytle Hall 50,000
13 (E) Original furniture and equipment for
14 renovation of Kemp Building 51,000
15 (F) Original furniture and equipment for
16 renovation of DeFrancesco Building 494,000
17 (G) Original furniture and equipment for
18 renovation of Old Main, Phase IV 518,000
19 (H) Original furniture and equipment for
20 science buildings 1,866,000
21 (ix) Lock Haven University
22 (A) Original furniture and equipment for
23 renovation and conversion of Russell
24 Hall 576,000
25 (B) Original furniture and equipment for
26 KCSD Properties 676,000
27 (C) Original furniture and equipment for
28 conversion of boiler plant 335,000
29 (D) Original furniture and equipment for
30 renovation of Rogers Gym 310,000
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1 (E) Original furniture and equipment for
2 indoor athletic facility, Clearfield 798,000
3 (F) Original furniture and equipment for
4 renovation of Raub Hall 490,000
5 (G) Original furniture and equipment for
6 renovation of Zimmerli Gym 1,523,000
7 (H) Original furniture and equipment for
8 addition to and renovation of Jack
9 Stadium, Phase III 214,000
10 (I) Original furniture and equipment for
11 renovation of new Ulmer Science Hall 813,000
12 (J) Original furniture and equipment for
13 the Court House Annex 440,000
14 (x) Mansfield University
15 (A) Original furniture and equipment for
16 renovation of gymnasium to facility for
17 instruction, DGS 401-51 499,000
18 (B) Original furniture and equipment for
19 Belknap/Retan, DGS 410-49 768,000
20 (C) Original furniture and equipment for
21 addition to and renovation of Van
22 Norman Sports Complex 416,000
23 (D) Original furniture and equipment for
24 rehabilitation of Decker Gymnasium 648,000
25 (E) Original furniture and equipment for
26 renovation of Butler and Steadman
27 Theatre 1,085,000
28 (F) Original furniture and equipment for
29 renovation of Memorial Hall 146,000
30 (xi) Millersville University
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1 (A) Original furniture and equipment for
2 renovation of Witmer Hall 206,000
3 (B) Original furniture and equipment for
4 renovation of Wickersham Hall 286,000
5 (C) Original furniture and equipment for
6 renovation of Ganser Library 798,000
7 (D) Original furniture and equipment for
8 addition to and renovation of Palmer
9 and Bishop Halls 185,000
10 (E) Original furniture and equipment for
11 addition to and renovation of Theatre
12 Arts Education Building 1,220,000
13 (F) Original furniture and equipment for
14 renovation of Brooks Hall 454,000
15 (G) Original furniture and equipment for
16 addition to Education Building 342,000
17 (H) Original furniture and equipment for
18 renovation of Osburn Hall 420,000
19 (I) Original furniture and equipment for
20 renovation of Educational Instruction
21 Building 709,000
22 (J) Original furniture and equipment for
23 Sports Education Center 1,026,000
24 (xii) Shippensburg University
25 (A) Original furniture and equipment for
26 renovation of Roland and Shearer Halls 517,000
27 (B) Original furniture and equipment for
28 Instructional Arts Facility 1,985,000
29 (C) Original furniture and equipment for
30 renovation of Huber Arts Facility 280,000
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1 (D) Original furniture and equipment for
2 addition to and renovation of Lehman
3 Library 800,000
4 (E) Original furniture and equipment for
5 Franklin Science Center 1,742,000
6 (xiii) Slippery Rock University
7 (A) Original furniture and equipment for
8 renovation of Maltby and Lowry
9 Buildings 330,000
10 (B) Original furniture and equipment for
11 renovation of McKay Education Building 336,000
12 (C) Original furniture and equipment for
13 renovation of Eisenburg Classroom
14 Building 630,000
15 (D) Original furniture and equipment for
16 replacement of Vincent Science
17 Building 1,942,000
18 (xiv) West Chester University
19 (A) Original furniture and equipment for
20 Student Health Center 354,000
21 (B) Original furniture and equipment for
22 renovation of FHG Library, Phases I and
23 II 1,855,000
24 (C) Original furniture and equipment for
25 restoration and expansion of Glen Echo
26 Center 202,000
27 (D) Original furniture and equipment for
28 School of Music 2,121,000
29 (E) Original furniture and equipment for
30 renovation of E. O. Bull Center 944,000
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1 (F) Original furniture and equipment for
2 renovation of Swope Hall 672,000
3 (G) Original furniture and equipment for
4 construction of new classroom building 2,522,000
5 (5) Department of Transportation
6 (i) Dauphin County District 8-0 Engineering
7 Facility
8 (A) Original furniture and equipment for
9 the District 8-0 Engineering Facility
10 in Harrisburg, Dauphin County 750,000
11 (ii) Venango County District 1-0 Office
12 Building
13 (A) Original furniture and equipment for
14 new District 1-0 Office Building in Oil
15 City 564,000
16 Section 5. Itemization of transportation assistance projects.
17 (a) Mass Transit.--Additional capital projects in the
18 category of transportation assistance projects for mass transit
19 in which an interest is to be acquired or constructed by the
20 Department of Transportation, its successors or assigns, and to
21 be financed by the incurring of debt, are hereby itemized,
22 together with their estimated financial costs, as follows:
23 Total
24 Project
25 Project Allocation
26 (0.1) BUTLER TOWNSHIP-CITY JOINT MUNICIPAL <--
27 TRANSIT AUTHORITY
28 (I) DEVELOPMENT OF A TRANSIT TRANSFER MULTI-
29 MODAL FACILITY AT PULLMAN CENTER 199,000
30 (1) Capital Area Transit
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1 (i) Acquisition of three accessible transit
2 buses 89,000
3 (Base Project Allocation - $80,000)
4 (Design and Contingencies - $9,000)
5 (2) Centre Area Transit Authority
6 (i) Acquisition of 12 compressed natural gas
7 (CNG) powered buses 660,000
8 (Base Project Allocation - $594,000)
9 (Design and Contingencies - $66,000)
10 (ii) Office and storage facilities expansion 50,000
11 (Base Project Allocation - $45,000)
12 (Design and Contingencies - $5,000)
13 (3) City of Philadelphia
14 (i) South Broad Street concourse
15 modernization 500,000
16 (Base Project Allocation - $450,000)
17 (Design and Contingencies - $50,000)
18 (4) County of Lackawanna Transportation System
19 (i) Construction of Intermodal Transportation
20 Center 208,000
21 (Base Project Allocation - $187,000)
22 (Design and Contingencies - $21,000)
23 (5) Endless Mountain Transit Authority
24 (i) Purchase of seven light transit buses and
25 three support vehicles 95,000
26 (Base Project Allocation - $85,000)
27 (Design and Contingencies - $10,000)
28 (6) Erie Metropolitan Transit Authority
29 (i) Purchase of four transit buses 201,000
30 (Base Project Allocation - $181,000)
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1 (Design and Contingencies - $20,000)
2 (ii) Purchase of fare collection equipment 100,000
3 (Base Project Allocation - $90,000)
4 (Design and Contingencies - $10,000)
5 (7) Luzerne County Transit Authority
6 (i) Construction of an
7 administration/maintenance facility 833,000
8 (Base Project Allocation - $750,000)
9 (Design and Contingencies - $83,000)
10 (ii) Purchase of shop equipment 87,000
11 (Base Project Allocation - $79,000)
12 (Design and Contingencies - $8,000)
13 (8) Mid-County Transit Authority
14 (i) Purchase of two transit vehicles and
15 office equipment 79,000
16 (Base Project Allocation - $71,000)
17 (Design and Contingencies - $8,000)
18 (9) Mid Mon Valley Transit Authority
19 (i) Purchase of three replacement transit
20 buses 150,000
21 (Base Project Allocation - $135,000)
22 (Design and Contingencies - $15,000)
23 (10) Port Authority of Allegheny County
24 (i) Fiscal year 2005-2006 Section 9 Program of
25 Projects 7,250,000
26 (ii) Fiscal year 2005-2006 fixed guideway
27 modernization 4,500,000
28 (iii) Fiscal year 2001-2002 vehicle overhaul 2,500,000
29 (iv) Fiscal year 2002-2003 vehicle overhaul 2,500,000
30 (v) Fiscal year 2003-2004 vehicle overhaul 2,500,000
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1 (vi) Fiscal year 2004-2005 vehicle overhaul 2,500,000
2 (vii) Fiscal year 2005-2006 vehicle overhaul 2,500,000
3 (viii) Fiscal year 2001-2002 infrastructure
4 safety renewal 16,000,000
5 (ix) Fiscal year 2002-2003 infrastructure
6 safety renewal 16,000,000
7 (x) Fiscal year 2003-2004 infrastructure
8 safety renewal 16,000,000
9 (xi) Fiscal year 2004-2005 infrastructure
10 safety renewal 16,000,000
11 (xii) Fiscal year 2005-2006 infrastructure
12 safety renewal 16,000,000
13 (11) Red Rose Transit Authority
14 (i) Acquisition of 21 buses 1,009,000
15 (Base Project Allocation - $908,000)
16 (Design and Contingencies - $101,000)
17 (12) Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation
18 Authority
19 (i) FFY 2002-2003 Section 9 Program 11,748,000
20 (Base Project Allocation - $10,573,000)
21 (Design and Contingencies - $1,175,000)
22 (ii) FFY 2002-2003 Section 3 Fixed Guideway
23 Program 16,979,000
24 (Base Project Allocation - $15,281,000)
25 (Design and Contingencies - $1,698,000)
26 (iii) Trackless Trolley Acquisition 1,771,000
27 (Base Project Allocation - $1,594,000)
28 (Design and Contingencies - $177,000)
29 (iv) Callowhill Bus Garage replacement 2,708,000
30 (Base Project Allocation - $2,437,000)
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1 (Design and Contingencies - $271,000)
2 (v) Construction of a new transportation
3 center in Paoli 1,753,000
4 (Base Project Allocation - $1,578,000)
5 (Design and Contingencies - $175,000)
6 (vi) Rail Station upgrades 1,042,000
7 (Base Project Allocation - $938,000)
8 (Design and Contingencies - $104,000)
9 (vii) Construction of Frankford Transportation
10 Center 1,563,000
11 (Base Project Allocation - $1,407,000)
12 (Design and Contingencies - $156,000)
13 (viii) Improvements to systemwide
14 communications 208,000
15 (Base Project Allocation - $187,000)
16 (Design and Contingencies - $21,000)
17 (ix) Silverliner propulsion upgrade 1,250,000
18 (Base Project Allocation - $1,125,000)
19 (Design and Contingencies - $125,000)
20 (x) FFY 2002-2003 bus purchase 3,563,000
21 (Base Project Allocation - $3,207,000)
22 (Design and Contingencies - $356,000)
23 (xi) FFY 2002-2003 Federal Highway Flex
24 Projects 4,806,000
25 (Base Project Allocation - $4,325,000)
26 (Design and Contingencies - $481,000)
27 (xii) Cross County Metro - major investment
28 study 251,000
29 (xiii) Schuylkill Valley Metro - major
30 investment, environmental impact studies
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1 and preliminary engineering 333,000
2 (xiv) Fiscal year 2001-2002 Vehicle Overhaul
3 Program 42,000,000
4 (xv) Fiscal year 2002-2003 Vehicle Overhaul
5 Program 42,000,000
6 (xvi) Fiscal year 2001-2002 Infrastructure
7 Safety and Renewal Program 30,000,000
8 (xvii) Fiscal year 2002-2003 Infrastructure
9 Safety and Renewal Program 30,000,000
10 (xviii) Fiscal year 2003 Section 9 Formula
11 Program 12,646,000
12 (xix) Fiscal year 2003 Section 3 Fixed
13 Guideway Program 17,500,000
14 (xx) Fiscal year 2003 Bus Purchase Program
15 (Act 3 Flex) 3,562,000
16 (xxi) Fiscal year 2000 Section 3 Fixed
17 Guideway Program 6,000,000
18 (xxii) Automatic vehicle locator for
19 paratransit 833,000
20 (xxiii) Intermodal facilities at 30th Street
21 Station 514,000
22 (13) Williamsport Bureau of Transit
23 (i) Bus purchase 417,000
24 (Base Project Allocation - $375,000)
25 (Design and Contingencies - $42,000)
26 (14) Department of Transportation
27 (i) Development and construction associated
28 with the completion of Maglev project from
29 Pittsburgh Airport to Greensburg 475,000,000
30 (15) WASHINGTON COUNTY/SOUTHWESTERN PENNSYLVANIA <--
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1 (I) CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA,
2 PRECONSTRUCTION AND CONSTRUCTION OF
3 PROJECTS I AND II OF AN URBAN MAGLEV
4 SHUTTLE SYSTEM UTILIZING PASSIVE LEVITATION
5 TECHNOLOGY WITH AN AIR GAP OF GREATER THAN
6 ONE INCH. FUNDS WOULD BE USED TO MATCH
7 FEDERAL FUNDS. 15,000,000
8 (b) Rural and intercity rail.--Additional capital projects
9 in the category of transportation assistance projects for rural
10 and intercity rail service projects to be constructed or with
11 respect to which an interest is to be acquired by the Department
12 of Transportation, its successors or assigns, and to be financed
13 by the incurring of debt are hereby itemized, together with
14 their respective estimated financial costs, as follows:
15 Total
16 Project
17 Project Allocation
18 (1) Allegheny & Eastern Railroad
19 (i) Purchase or upgrade 14 ballast cars for
20 side unloading 225,000
21 (ii) Interchange improvements with CSX and
22 Norfolk Southern in Erie including ties,
23 rails, surface and line, bridge, switches,
24 road crossing, new track, signal and
25 communication and any other related work 2,750,000
26 (Base Project Allocation - $2,500,000)
27 (Design and Contingencies - $250,000)
28 (iii) Relocate and expand transload center in
29 Erie to accommodate new highway access 2,750,000
30 (Base Project Allocation - $2,500,000)
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1 (Design and Contingencies - $250,000)
2 (2) Allegheny Valley Commuter Rail
3 (i) Improvements to existing rail lines and
4 purchase of passenger train cars and engine
5 to develop commuter rail from New
6 Kensington to downtown Pittsburgh 27,000,000
7 (3) Brandywine Valley Railroad Company
8 (i) Rehabilitate track structure to handle
9 286,000-pound cars including the
10 replacement of cross ties, distribution of
11 ballast, bridge repairs, ditching and
12 stream channel repairs 400,000
13 (ii) Rehabilitate 5,700 feet of track in the
14 Modena Yard to accept 286,000-pound
15 carloads 770,000
16 (4) Buffalo and Pittsburgh Railroad
17 (i) Johnsonburg Bypass rail connection between
18 Buffalo and Pittsburgh Railroad and
19 Allegheny and Eastern Railroad 3,200,000
20 (ii) Main line from Punxsutawney to Falls
21 Creek 1,000,000
22 (iii) Relocation of railroad operations center
23 to DuBois including rail operating
24 infrastructure to accommodate maintenance
25 and mechanical functions as well as car
26 repairs including site preparation and
27 construction materials and other related
28 facilities 935,000
29 (Base Project Allocation - $850,000)
30 (Design and Contingencies - $85,000)
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1 (iv) Rehabilitation of main line from
2 Johnsonburg to State line in Elk and McKean
3 Counties to include ties, rail, surface and
4 line, bridge repairs, switches, road
5 crossing and signal and communication
6 improvements and other related work 2,200,000
7 (Base Project Allocation - $2,000,000)
8 (Design and Contingencies - $200,000)
9 (v) Rehabilitation of Brockway Yard in
10 Jefferson County including ties, rail,
11 surface and line, bridge improvements,
12 switches, road crossing and any other
13 related work 825,000
14 (Base Project Allocation - $750,000)
15 (Design and Contingencies - $75,000)
16 (vi) Rehabilitate and reconstruct Hutchins
17 Industrial Track and create new siding and
18 expand facility including site preparation,
19 new ties, rail, ballast and other related
20 materials 1,100,000
21 (Base Project Allocation - $1,000,000)
22 (Design and Contingencies - $100,000)
23 (vii) Construction and rehabilitation of
24 various railroad sidings to serve new
25 industrial development locations in various
26 counties along the Buffalo and Pittsburgh
27 main line in Jefferson, Butler, McKean,
28 Elk, Armstrong, Indiana and Clearfield
29 Counties including ties, rail, ballast,
30 switches and other rail infrastructure
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1 materials 2,200,000
2 (Base Project Allocation - $2,000,000)
3 (Design and Contingencies - $200,000)
4 (viii) Replacement of cross ties from Warren
5 County to the west 300,000
6 (ix) Additional funds for rehabilitation of
7 various main line segments of Buffalo &
8 Pittsburgh Railroad to Class III and/or
9 Class II standards; Main line from Falls
10 Creek (DuBois) to Ridgway, Elk County 2,300,000
11 (x) Additional funds for rehabilitation of
12 various main line segments of Buffalo &
13 Pittsburgh Railroad to Class III and/or
14 Class II standards: Main line from Ridgway
15 to Johnsonburg - relocation of B&P track
16 and consolidation of traffic from
17 Johnsonburg to Ridgway, Elk County 3,925,000
18 (xi) Rehabilitation of the Allegheny River
19 bridge in Mosgrove including replacement
20 and additional steel and wood supports and
21 the replacement of ties, rail, switches and
22 other materials needed to increase the
23 capacity of the bridge to carry 286,000
24 pound salt cars 1,375,000
25 (Base Project Allocation - $1,250,000)
26 (Design and Contingencies - $125,000)
27 (xii) Rehabilitation of main line, restore
28 service line from Creekside to Homer City
29 including ties, rail, surface and line,
30 bridge, switches, road crossing and signal
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1 and communication and any other related
2 work 5,500,000
3 (Base Project Allocation - $5,000,000)
4 (Design and Contingencies - $500,000)
5 (xiii) Rehabilitation of main line from
6 Punxsutawney to Johnsonburg in Jefferson,
7 Elk and Clearfield Counties including
8 replacement of ties, rails, ballast, bridge
9 repairs, switches, grade crossing
10 improvements and other related work 2,475,000
11 (Base Project Allocation - $2,250,000)
12 (Design and Contingencies - $225,000)
13 (xiv) Rehabilitation of main line from
14 Punxsutawney to Eidenau in Jefferson,
15 Indiana, Armstrong and Butler Counties
16 including ties, rail, surface and line,
17 bridge, switches, road crossing and signal
18 and communication and any other related
19 work 2,200,000
20 (Base Project Allocation - $2,000,000)
21 (Design and Contingencies - $200,000)
22 (xv) Rehabilitation of rail line from
23 Creekside to Cloe in Jefferson and Indiana
24 Counties including replacement of ties,
25 rail, ballast, switches and other related
26 materials needed to restore regular
27 railroad service 3,300,000
28 (Base Project Allocation - $3,000,000)
29 (Design and Contingencies - $300,000)
30 (5) Delaware Hudson Railway Corporation
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1 (i) Construct and rehabilitate infrastructure
2 necessary to access proposed automotive and
3 intermodal compound in the
4 Bethlehem/Allentown area including the
5 construction of rail infrastructure
6 including grading, excavating and
7 relocation of existing rail infrastructure
8 and the rehabilitation, replacement and
9 construction of needed rail infrastructure
10 including rails, ties, ballast, switches
11 and other related materials 4,125,000
12 (Base Project Allocation - $3,750,000)
13 (Design and Contingencies - $375,000)
14 (ii) Clearance of right-of-way and
15 construction of access spur to new
16 industrial development site in Plains
17 Township and portions of Wilkes-Barre
18 including rail infrastructure consisting of
19 ties, rail, ballast and other related
20 materials, switches, crossings and related
21 safety devices, related drainage
22 infrastructure including excavation and
23 grading costs, installation and
24 construction of drainage system and
25 restoring paving, accessways and other
26 infrastructure of adjoining property 3,575,000
27 (Base Project Allocation - $3,250,000)
28 (Design and Contingencies - $325,000)
29 (iii) Construct and rehabilitate rail
30 infrastructure in Philadelphia Naval Yard
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1 and adjoining areas to access Kvaerner
2 Shipyard from new prime face plate facility
3 and to expand existing bulk transfer
4 facility including ties, rail, ballast,
5 switches, crossings, safety devices and
6 other related materials. 5,500,000
7 (Base Project Allocation - $5,000,000)
8 (Design and Contingencies - $500,000)
9 (iv) Construct rail infrastructure needed to
10 provide rail service to new proposed
11 automotive and intermodal compound at
12 Philadelphia Naval Yard including grading,
13 excavation and relocation of existing rail
14 infrastructure and the rehabilitation,
15 replacement and construction of needed rail
16 infrastructure including rails, ties,
17 ballast, switches and other related
18 materials 3,300,000
19 (Base Project Allocation - $3,000,000)
20 (Design and Contingencies - $300,000)
21 (V) REHABILITATE AND EXPAND INTERMODAL BULK <--
22 TRANSFER FACILITY INCLUDING REHABILITATING
23 AND EXPANDING EXISTING RAIL INFRASTRUCTURE
24 INCLUDING TIES, BALLAST, SWITCHES AND OTHER
25 RELATED ITEMS NECESSARY TO EXPAND AN
26 INTERMODAL TRAIN TO TRUCK AND TRUCK TO
27 TRAIN FACILITY IN TAYLOR YARD TO SERVICE
28 INCREASED CUSTOMER DEMAND 3,300,000
29 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $3,000,000)
30 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $300,000)
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1 (VI) CONSTRUCT AND REHABILITATE ACCESS TO
2 PROPOSED INDUSTRIAL AND ECONOMIC
3 DEVELOPMENT COMPLEX NEAR SCRANTON INCLUDING
4 SWITCHES, RAIL INFRASTRUCTURE INCLUDING
5 TIES, RAIL, BALLAST AND OTHER RELATED
6 MATERIALS AS WELL AS THE COST OF OTHER
7 IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED TO CLEAR RIGHT-OF-WAY
8 TO THE SITE AND TO THE RELATED CUSTOMERS 2,200,000
9 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $2,000,000)
10 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $200,000)
11 (VII) CONTINUED REHABILITATION OF D&H MAIN
12 LINE FROM TAYLOR YARD NORTH TO THE STATE
13 LINE INCLUDING REPLACEMENT OF TIES, RAIL
14 AND BALLAST AS WELL AS OTHER IMPROVEMENTS
15 AND EXPANSION OF THE RAIL INFRASTRUCTURE
16 INCLUDING THE CONSTRUCTION OF SIDINGS,
17 INSTALLATION OF SWITCHES AND OTHER
18 IMPROVEMENTS TO EXPEDITE FLOW OF TRAFFIC 5,225,000
19 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $4,750,000)
20 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $475,000)
21 (6) Maryland and Pennsylvania Railroad
22 (i) Accelerated rehabilitation of 2.5 miles of
23 original rail on East Branch to avoid
24 derailments and eliminate damage to
25 customer shipments, including, but not
26 limited to, new rail, crossties, improved
27 drainage system and new ballast 704,000
28 (7) Mount Union Connecting Railroad Company
29 (i) Restoration of 1.2 miles of rail track
30 into the Riverview Business Center,
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1 Huntingdon County 325,000
2 (8) Nittany and Bald Eagle Railroad
3 (i) Installation of continuous welded rail and
4 related track rehabilitation 3,150,000
5 (9) Philadelphia, Bethlehem and New England
6 Railroad Company
7 (i) Construct all-purpose rail/truck
8 distribution center to include automotive,
9 intermodal, bulk and warehouse 5,000,000
10 (ii) Acquisition of former Conrail/Norfolk-
11 Southern Railway right-of-way between
12 Hellertown and Union Station 1,500,000
13 (10) Pittsburgh & Shawmut Railroad
14 (i) Rehabilitate Pittsburgh & Shawmut Railroad
15 from Falls Creek to Driftwood including
16 replacement of ties, rail, ballast,
17 switches and other rail-related
18 infrastructure in Clearfield, Elk and
19 Cameron Counties 1,650,000
20 (Base Project Allocation - $1,500,000)
21 (Design and Contingencies - $150,000)
22 (ii) Rehabilitation of railroad between
23 Driftwood and Kittanning incline
24 replacement of 21,797 feet of rail, ties,
25 resurface railbed and crossings 1,500,000
26 (iii) Rehabilitate Pittsburgh & Shawmut
27 Railroad from Freeport to Redco including
28 replacement of ties, rail, ballast,
29 switches and other rail-related
30 infrastructure 1,650,000
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1 (Base Project Allocation - $1,500,000)
2 (Design and Contingencies - $150,000)
3 (11) R. J. Corman Railroad Company
4 (i) Rehabilitation of the rail line known as
5 the Clearfield Cluster, located in Cambria,
6 Clearfield, Centre, Indiana and Jefferson
7 Counties 2,000,000
8 (12) SEDA-COG Joint Rail Authority
9 (i) Stabilize track for North Shore Railroad
10 to maintain Class II service 400,000
11 (ii) Replacement of up to 2,770 crossties,
12 reconstruction of two grade crossings and
13 replacement of bridge timbers 400,000
14 (III) LYCOMING VALLEY RAILROAD, RAIL <--
15 IMPROVEMENTS FROM MILEPOST 171.4 TO 173.7
16 IN CLINTON AND LYCOMING COUNTIES 224,000
17 (IV) JUNIATA VALLEY RAILROAD, REPLACE MAINLINE
18 YARD CROSS AND SWITCH TIES, EAST YARD
19 SWITCH TIES AND RAISE LINE AND SURFACE
20 LEWISTOWN YARD 77,000
21 (V) NITTANY & BALD EAGLE RAILROAD, INSTALL RIP
22 RAP FOR ERODED RAIL BED, MILEPOST 36 TO
23 37.1, RAISE, LINE AND SURFACE, MILEPOSTS 33
24 TO 37.6, AND RECONSTRUCT TURNOUTS AT TYRONE
25 RUNAROUND, MILEPOST 1.1 TO 1.3 181,000
26 (VI) NORTH SHORE RAILROAD, REPLACE CROSSTIES
27 AND RAISE LINE AND SURFACE, MILEPOST 213 TO
28 207, NORTHUMBERLAND TO DANVILLE 243,000
29 (VII) KOPPERS INDUSTRIES, REHABILITATE SIDING,
30 INCLUDING REPLACEMENT OF CROSSTIES AND
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1 SWITCH TIMER, REHABILITATION OF TURNOUTS,
2 REGAGING OF CURVES, RAIL REPLACEMENT AND
3 CROSSING CONSTRUCTION 68,000
4 (VIII) MIFFLIN COUNTY INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
5 CORPORATION, REHABILITATE SIDING INCLUDING
6 REPLACEMENT OF CROSSTIES AND SWITCH TIMBER,
7 CLEARING OF 1,625 FEET OF TRACK,
8 REPLACEMENT OF BROKEN RAILS REMOVAL OF 100
9 FEET OF TRACK AND STRAIGHT-RAIL SWITCH AND
10 TIGHTENING OF JOINT BARS 24,000
11 (IX) FISHER MINING CORPORATION, LYCOMING
12 COUNTY, TRACK REHABILITATION 170,000
13 (13) Upper Merion and Plymouth Railroad Company
14 (i) Rehabilitation of 900-foot railroad bridge
15 spanning the Schuylkill River, SEPTA and
16 Norfolk Southern Railway to assure 286,000-
17 pound rail car weight compliance 1,350,000
18 (ii) Construct 6,000 feet of rail interchange
19 track to accommodate increased 286,000
20 POUND carloads 600,000 <--
21 (14) Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway
22 (i) Purchase of West End Branch of the
23 Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway right-of-way
24 to accommodate West End Circle Project and
25 several other highway and transit
26 improvements including the construction of
27 the Banksville Connector 12,500,000
28 (ii) Purchase Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway
29 main right-of-way from Rook yard (Milepost
30 56 to Longview Milepost 46) to create two
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1 new transportation corridors to downtown
2 Pittsburgh 18,000,000
3 (iii) Rehabilitate portions of the main line
4 from Bridgeville to the Clairton Branch
5 including replacement and upgrading of
6 ties, rail, ballast and other related
7 materials and to upgrade and to
8 rehabilitate various bridge structures to
9 accommodate increasing customer traffic and
10 to handle heavier and longer rail cars
11 including intermodal and double stack
12 traffic 4,950,000
13 (Base Project Allocation - $4,500,000)
14 (Design and Contingencies - $450,000)
15 (iv) Rehabilitation and construction of new
16 access line for industrial development to
17 be served by a new line and rehabilitate
18 the Rehobeth Spur including rails, ties,
19 ballast, switches and other related
20 materials 825,000
21 (Base Project Allocation - $750,000)
22 (Design and Contingencies - $75,000)
23 (V) REHABILITATION AND CONSTRUCTION TO SUPPORT <--
24 INCREASED TRAFFIC FOR THE NEW SOUTHWEST
25 PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD INTERCHANGE IN
26 FAYETTE COUNTY INCLUDING RAIL, TIES, BRIDGE
27 REPAIRS AND UPGRADES, BALLAST AND OTHER
28 RELATED MATERIALS; IMPROVEMENTS TO GRADE
29 CROSSINGS AND OTHER SAFETY DEVICES 3,575,000
30 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $3,250,000)
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1 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $325,000)
2 (15) Allegheny County
3 (i) Corliss Tunnel, renovation of tunnel
4 facade, improvements at both ends, new
5 electrical and lighting, safety
6 enhancements for pedestrians and repair of
7 interior brick wall 3,000,000
8 (16) Lackawanna County
9 (i) Purchase and rehabilitation of six
10 miles of the former Laurel Line
11 Trackage from downtown Scranton to the
12 Borough of Moosic 4,500,000
13 (ii) Rolling Stock for Laurel Line
14 Passenger Service 6,000,000
15 (iii) Lackawanna County Railroad
16 Authority, purchase of locomotives and
17 rolling stock to provide commuter
18 service between the City of Scranton
19 and New York City 9,600,000
20 (17) LUZERNE COUNTY <--
21 (I) BISCONTINI DISTRIBUTION CENTERS
22 (A) REHABILITATE EXISTING RAIL
23 INFRASTRUCTURE FROM D&H MAIN LINE INTO
24 DISTRIBUTION CENTER AND EXTEND EXISTING
25 RAIL SPURS INCLUDING INSTALLATION OF
26 ADDITIONAL SWITCHES, RAIL, TIES,
27 BALLAST AND OTHER RAIL INFRASTRUCTURE
28 MATERIALS; EXPAND EXISTING STORAGE AREA
29 INCLUDING EXCAVATION AND FILL,
30 INSTALLATION OF SECURITY LIGHTING,
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1 PAVING AND REPAVING OF STORAGE AND
2 LOADING AREAS; IMPROVE AND EXPAND
3 DRAINAGE SYSTEM TO ACCOMMODATE
4 INTERMODAL TRANSLOADING OF GOODS AND
5 MATERIALS; REHABILITATE AND RECONSTRUCT
6 HIGHWAY ACCESS TO INTERMODAL AREAS 1,300,000
7 (B) REHABILITATION OF PAVING AND
8 RECONSTRUCTION OF WATER DRAINAGE
9 SYSTEMS IN INTERMODAL AREAS INCLUDING
10 INSTALLATION OF ENHANCED LIGHTING,
11 REHABILITATION OF CROSSINGS AND
12 INSTALLATION OF ENERGY-SAVING SECURITY
13 DEVICES IN WAREHOUSE AREA TO PROTECT
14 CUSTOMER PRODUCT 575,000
15 (C) DEVELOP AND CONSTRUCT NEW RAIL
16 CORRIDOR TO NEW INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
17 COMPLEX IN WILKES-BARRE AND PLAINS
18 TOWNSHIP INCLUDING EXCAVATIONS,
19 GRADING, RAIL INFRASTRUCTURE CONSISTING
20 OF RAIL, TIES, BALLAST AND OTHER
21 RELATED MATERIALS, CONSTRUCTION OF
22 CROSSING, INSTALLATION OF SAFETY
23 SIGNALS, PAVING, INSTALLATION OF
24 UTILITIES, SECURITY SYSTEM AND
25 LIGHTING 2,500,000
26 (17) (18) Washington County <--
27 (i) Construction of railroad connection to
28 interchange Wheeling and Lake Erie
29 traffic to Pittsburgh & Ohio Central
30 Inc. to reestablish CSTX interchange
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1 South of Bridgeville between milepost
2 57 and milepost 61 in Washington and
3 Allegheny Counties 4,500,000
4 (18) (19) Washington/Allegheny Counties <--
5 (i) California University of Pennsylvania,
6 pre-construction and construction of an
7 urban maglev shuttle system. Funds would be
8 used to match Federal dollars 11,800,000
9 (19) (20) Energy Resources Inc. <--
10 (i) Rehabilitate railroad spur from B & P
11 railroad main line north from Delwood for
12 two miles and upgrade more than four miles
13 of yard track to handle substantial
14 increase in coal loading and transload of
15 other materials including aggregates and
16 salt. Replacement materials and items to be
17 rehabilitated include rail, ties, ballast
18 and other related rail infrastructure
19 materials including 15 switches 1,540,000
20 (Base Project Allocation - $1,400,000)
21 (Design and Contingencies - $140,000)
22 (21) BESSEMER & LAKE ERIE RAILROAD <--
23 (I) CONTINUED REHABILITATION OF THE BLE MAIN
24 LINE FROM MILEPOST 75 TO MILEPOST 134.75 IN
25 MERCER, CRAWFORD, AND ERIE COUNTIES,
26 INCLUDING REPLACEMENT OF TIES, RAIL,
27 BALLAST, SWITCHES, TURNOUTS AND OTHER RAIL
28 INFRASTRUCTURE 2,970,000
29 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $2,700,000)
30 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $270,000)
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1 (II) REHABILITATE GROVE CITY RAIL YARD AT
2 MILEPOST 63, INCLUDING RELOCATION AND
3 REPLACEMENT OF RAIL, TIES, BALLAST AND
4 OTHER RELATED MATERIALS; AND CONSTRUCTION
5 OF AN AUTOMOBILE TRANSLOAD AND DISTRIBUTION
6 TERMINAL FOR MAJOR AUTOMOBILE MANUFACTURER,
7 INCLUDING ACCESS AREAS, PAVING, DRAINAGE
8 SYSTEMS, LIGHTING, SECURITY SYSTEMS AND
9 OTHER RELATED INFRASTRUCTURE 704,000
10 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $640,000)
11 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $64,000)
12 (III) REHABILITATE RAIL YARD AT MILEPOST 124 -
13 ALBION, INCLUDING TRACK AND TURNOUT
14 INSTALLATION, NEW RAIL, TIES AND BALLAST,
15 SIGNALS, SECURITY SYSTEM, PAVING,
16 EXCAVATION AND CONSTRUCTION OF ACCESS WAY,
17 DRAINAGE SYSTEM AND AGGREGATE TRANSLOAD AND
18 DISTRIBUTION TERMINAL FOR LOCAL STONE
19 PRODUCER 264,000
20 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $240,000)
21 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $24,000)
22 (IV) REHABILITATE INFRASTRUCTURE TO EXTEND
23 LIFE OF THE ALLEGHENY RIVER BRIDGE 3,630,000
24 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $3,300,000)
25 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $330,000)
26 (V) CONSTRUCTION OF BULK MATERIAL UNLOADING
27 AND LOADING FACILITY AT NORTH BESSEMER
28 YARD, INCLUDING EXCAVATION, CONSTRUCTION OF
29 FACILITY, INCLUDING RAIL ACCESS SPUR,
30 PAVING AND REHABILITATION OF ALL RAIL
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1 INFRASTRUCTURE, INCLUDING TIES, RAIL,
2 SWITCHES, BALLAST AND OTHER RELATED
3 MATERIALS 401,000
4 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $365,000)
5 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $36,000)
6 (VI) CONTINUED REHABILITATION OF BLE MAIN LINE
7 AND PASSING LANE REHABILITATION AND
8 RECONSTRUCTION FROM MILEPOST 0
9 TO MILEPOST 75, IN ALLEGHENY, BUTLER AND
10 MERCER COUNTIES, INCLUDING REPLACEMENT OF
11 TIES, RAIL AND BALLAST 1,513,000
12 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $1,375,000)
13 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $138,000)
14 (c) Air transportation.--Additional capital projects in the
15 category of transportation assistance projects for air
16 transportation service to which an interest is to be acquired by
17 the Department of Transportation, its successors or assigns, and
18 to be financed by the incurring of debt are hereby itemized,
19 together with their respective estimated financial costs, as
20 follows:
21 Total
22 Project
23 Project Allocation
24 (1) Bedford County
25 (i) Bedford County Air Industrial Authority
26 (A) Lengthen runway/taxiway and construct
27 access road 378,000
28 (2) Blair County
29 (i) Blair County Airport Authority
30 (A) Runway improvements including
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1 lengthening and strengthening 22,000,000
2 (3) Bradford County
3 (i) Bradford County Airport
4 (A) Construction of hangars 250,000
5 (4) Clarion County
6 (i) Clarion County Airport
7 (A) Runway expansion 1,500,000
8 (5) Elk County
9 (i) St. Marys Airport Authority
10 (A) Storm water management plan 3,000
11 (B) Maintenance equipment 7,000
12 (C) Storage buildings and sidewalk 7,000
13 (D) Unicom radios and weather station 7,000
14 (E) Rehab tiedown apron and construct T-
15 hangar 10,000
16 (F) Master plan update AWO5 III 10,000
17 (G) Extend runway 700 feet 50,000
18 (H) Purchase of grass cutting and
19 landscape equipment 100,000
20 (I) Construction of new terminal building 160,000
21 (6) Erie County
22 (i) Corry Lawrence Airport Authority
23 (A) Master plan update 1,000
24 (B) Obstruction removal 2,000
25 (C) Snow removal equipment 4,000
26 (D) Rotating beacon 4,000
27 (E) Construct hangar taxiway 8,000
28 (F) Purchase backhoe 21,000
29 (G) Purchase crack-sealing machine 26,000
30 (H) Expand parking area 28,000
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1 (I) Property acquisition 35,000
2 (J) Construct addition to terminal
3 building 83,000
4 (K) Construct hangars 263,000
5 (7) Fayette County
6 (i) Fayette County Airport
7 (A) Runway expansion project 5,000,000
8 (8) Huntingdon County
9 (i) Huntingdon County Airport
10 (A) Acquisition and improvements to
11 airport 1,200,000
12 (9) Jefferson County
13 (i) Clearfield-Jefferson Regional Airport
14 Authority
15 (A) Upgrade and renovate crash, fire and
16 rescue building 15,000
17 (B) Acquisition of disabled passenger
18 lift 20,000
19 (C) Purchase backhoe for maintenance 40,000
20 (D) Construction of access road to new T-
21 hangar 50,000
22 (E) Renovation of existing T-hangar for
23 aircraft storage 60,000
24 (F) Legal expenses associated with
25 environmental litigation 100,000
26 (G) Renovate Beechwoods Administration
27 Building 150,000
28 (10) Lackawanna County
29 (i) Wilkes-Barre-Scranton International
30 Airport
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1 (A) Construction of new passenger terminal
2 building and Phase II related projects 7,000,000
3 (11) Lehigh County
4 (i) Lehigh Valley International Airport
5 (A) Construct aircraft storage hangar 4,750,000
6 (B) Construct snow removal equipment
7 storage building 1,400,000
8 (ii) Queen City Airport
9 (A) Install REIL/PAPI Systems Runway 7 and
10 Runway 25 350,000
11 (B) Construct 30 T-hangars 1,440,000
12 (C) Rehabilitate terminal building 1,500,000
13 (12) Lycoming County
14 (i) Williamsport Regional Airport
15 (A) Design and Construction of airport
16 access road 12,000,000
17 (Base Project Allocation - $10,000,000)
18 (Design and Contingencies - $2,000,000)
19 (13) McKean County
20 (i) Bradford Regional Airport Authority
21 (A) Expand snow equipment building, snow
22 plow 12,000
23 (B) Replace door on corporate hangar 28,000
24 (C) Construct corporate hangar 300,000
25 (14) Monroe County
26 (i) Pocono Mountain Municipal Airport,
27 Coolbaugh Township
28 (A) Construction of Runway 13/31 partial
29 parallel taxiway 300,000
30 (B) Construction of Snow Removal Equipment
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1 Building 250,000
2 (C) Construction of T-hangers 250,000
3 (D) Construction of taxi lane 250,000
4 (E) Construction of terminal auto parking
5 area 115,000
6 (F) Perimeter fence 150,000
7 (G) Mowing/Sweeper Equipment 80,000
8 (H) Rehabilitate Terminal Hangar 220,000
9 (I) Rehabilitate Apron behind main hangar 115,000
10 (J) Installation of perimeter fencing and
11 gates 25,000
12 (K) Pave Phase III 350,000
13 (L) Land acquisition. Phase I 241,000
14 (M) Land acquisition. Phase II 750,000
15 (N) Remove obstructions, Runway 13/31 and
16 5-23 approach surfaces 70,000
17 (O) Conduct 5-year airportwide
18 environmental assessment 100,000
19 (P) Construction and improvements of
20 terminal and hangar buildings 360,000
21 (Q) Extend Runway 13, Phase I design 350,000
22 (R) Extend Runway 13, Phase II
23 construction 1,870,000
24 (S) Construct Precision Instrument Landing
25 System 950,000
26 (T) Extend Runway 5, Phase I design 275,000
27 (U) Extend Runway 5, Phase II
28 construction 1,470,000
29 (15) Northampton County
30 (i) Braden Airpark
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1 (A) Land acquisition 2,400,000
2 (B) Construct aviation fuel storage
3 facility 650,000
4 (C) Construct 30 T-hangars 1,500,000
5 (16) Northumberland County
6 (i) Northumberland County Airport Authority
7 (A) Rehabilitation of conventional hangar,
8 S.E. 60,000
9 (B) Construction of parallel Taxiway A and
10 expansion of terminal apron, Phase I
11 design 100,000
12 (17) Venango County
13 (i) Venango Regional Airport
14 (A) Master plan update 1,000
15 (B) Obstruction removal 2,000
16 (C) Repair wind speed and direction
17 indicator 2,000
18 (D) Snow removal equipment 4,000
19 (E) Rotating beacon 4,000
20 (F) Install unicom radio base station 5,000
21 (G) Construct hangar taxiway 8,000
22 (H) Purchase backhoe 21,000
23 (I) Purchase crack-sealing machine 26,000
24 (J) Property acquisition 35,000
25 (K) Install new hangar door on County
26 Hangar No. 7 40,000
27 (L) T-hangar taxiway Phase II 120,000
28 (18) Westmoreland County
29 (i) Westmoreland County Airport Authority
30 (A) Arnold Palmer Airport
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1 (I) Aviation hangar improvements 750,000
2 (II) Runway extension construction 2,500,000
3 (III) Public safety building
4 improvements 2,500,000
5 (B) Rostraver Airport
6 (I) Hangar construction 500,000
7 Section 6. Itemization of redevelopment assistance projects.
8 Additional capital projects in the category of redevelopment
9 assistance projects for capital grants by the Department of
10 Community and Economic Development, its successors or assigns,
11 authorized under the provisions of the act of May 20, 1949
12 (P.L.1633, No.493), known as the Housing and Redevelopment
13 Assistance Law, and redevelopment assistance capital projects
14 and to be financed by the incurring of debt, are hereby
15 itemized, together with their estimated financial costs, as
16 follows:
17 Total
18 Project
19 Project Allocation
20 (1) Adams County
21 (i) County Projects
22 (A) Construction of emergency services
23 training facility for Adams County
24 Department of Emergency Services 1,650,000
25 (B) Infrastructure development, site
26 development, and design and
27 construction of buildings and exhibits
28 related to the construction of a new
29 museum and visitor's center at the
30 Gettysburg National Military Park
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1 including preservation, restoration and
2 conservation of artifacts and
3 manuscripts including the Cyclorama
4 painting 10,000,000
5 (ii) Borough of Gettysburg
6 (A) Continued development of the historic
7 pathway on Lincoln Square. This project
8 shall be construed as a supplement to
9 the project authorized in section
10 6(1)(i) of the act of October 10, 1997,
11 known as the Capital Budget Project
12 Itemization Act for 1996-1997. 4,000,000
13 (2) Allegheny County
14 (i) City of Pittsburgh
15 (A) Hill District-Center
16 Avenue/Kirkpatrick Street/Uptown
17 Corridor, infrastructure, acquisition,
18 demolition, reconstruction and public
19 space improvements 15,000,000
20 (B) Beaver Avenue Corridor, acquisition,
21 remediation, site preparation and
22 infrastructure for light industrial and
23 office development 15,000,000
24 (C) Central Business District, land
25 acquisition and construction for the
26 Central Business District 10,000,000
27 (D) Fifth Avenue, Forbes Avenue and Wood
28 Street, infrastructure, acquisition,
29 demolition, reconstruction and public
30 space improvements 20,000,000
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1 (E) Glenwood Site redevelopment,
2 acquisition, grading, site preparation
3 and infrastructure for mixed-use
4 development 10,000,000
5 (F) Granada Theater, renovations of the
6 new Granada Theater as a performing
7 arts theater and recording center 5,000,000
8 (G) Hazelwood Coke Site, acquisition,
9 remediation, site preparation and
10 infrastructure for mixed-use
11 development 25,000,000
12 (H) Hot Metal Bridge,
13 reconstruction/rehabilitation to
14 connect Pittsburgh Technology Center to
15 LTV Site on the South Side 5,000,000
16 (I) Lawrenceville, acquisition,
17 remediation, site preparation and
18 infrastructure for light industrial and
19 office development 15,000,000
20 (J) Life Science Development Incubator,
21 infrastructure improvements 10,000,000
22 (K) Lincoln Larimer redevelopment,
23 infrastructure, acquisition,
24 demolition, reconstruction and public
25 space improvements 10,000,000
26 (L) Mattress Factory-Federal North,
27 transform adult theater adjacent to
28 Allegheny General Hospital to provide
29 an area integrating arts, education,
30 commerce and residences 3,500,000
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1 (M) Expansion and renovation of the
2 National Aviary 35,393,000
3 (N) Nine Mile Run, environmental
4 reclamation and site preparation 20,000,000
5 (O) Nine Mile Run Greenway Development-
6 Phase I, II and III 15,000,000
7 (P) Panther Hollow/Pittsburgh Tech Center
8 Extension Corridor, acquisition, site
9 preparation and infrastructure for high
10 tech developments 15,000,000
11 (Q) Pittsburgh African-American Museum,
12 land acquisition, site development and
13 construction for the Pittsburgh
14 African-American Museum 10,000,000
15 (R) Pittsburgh Clean Room Microelectronic
16 Manufacturing Incubator, acquisition,
17 site development and construction in
18 the South Side 5,000,000
19 (S) Pittsburgh Technology Center site
20 development, development and expansion
21 of Pittsburgh Technology Center
22 including LTV site 38,000,000
23 (T) Rockwell Site/Braddock Avenue
24 Corridor, renovation of vacant building
25 on the Rockwell site and acquisition
26 and renovation of vacant and
27 underutilized buildings in the
28 corridor 15,000,000
29 (U) Senator John Heinz Pittsburgh Regional
30 History Center, for completion of the
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1 development and construction of the
2 Regional History Center 9,000,000
3 (V) Operation Nehemiah, construction of a
4 multipurpose community center in
5 conjunction with the redevelopment of
6 the East Gate Shopping Center into the
7 East Gate Commerce Park 5,000,000
8 (W) Pennsylvania Public Law Center 5,500,000
9 (X) Convention Center Hotel, site
10 development and infrastructure
11 construction 10,000,000
12 (Y) Allegheny County Pedestrian
13 Connection, design and construction of
14 a pedestrian-way connecting Station
15 Square at West Carson Street and
16 Grandview Avenue in Mt. Washington-
17 Duquesne 5,000,000
18 (Z) Magee Women's Research Institute,
19 expansion and renovation of the current
20 facility for additional research and
21 research support 12,500,000
22 (ii) County Projects
23 (A) Carnegie Museum INSTITUTE, <--
24 infrastructure improvements, including
25 window replacement and exterior
26 preservation 6,000,000
27 (B) Carnegie Museum INSTITUTE, renovation <--
28 and expansion of Dinosaur Hall 15,000,000 <--
29 EXPANSION OF DINOSAUR HALL 17,000,000 <--
30 (C) Carnegie Museum LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH, <--
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1 infrastructure improvements in the
2 library system 5,000,000
3 (D) McKees Point Phase II, site
4 improvements at McKees Point to enhance
5 improvements undertaken in Phase I 2,500,000
6 (E) Neighborhood Preservation,
7 Market/Walnut Corridor, acquisition of
8 blighted, tax-delinquent properties in
9 the Market/Walnut Corridor, demolition
10 of blighted structures and abandoned
11 public housing facility in conjunction
12 with State Route 148 improvements,
13 Yough River Trail and new development
14 in this area 1,500,000
15 (F) Lysle Boulevard and Sixth Avenue
16 parking garages, renovation of two
17 multistory parking garages in downtown
18 McKeesport 1,500,000
19 (G) 301 Fifth Avenue Building, renovation
20 activities in publicly owned buildings
21 in downtown McKeesport that serves as a
22 center for social and public services
23 and job creation 1,000,000
24 (H) Fort Pitt Tunnel, for the
25 beautification of the south entrance to
26 the Fort Pitt Tunnel 1,000,000
27 (I) Renovations and upgrades to the scenic
28 overlooks off Grandview Avenue in the
29 Mt. Washington-Duquesne Heights area 1,000,000
30 (J) Urban Design Development Plan,
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1 acquisition, site preparation and new
2 construction for economic development
3 projects along 6th, 7th and 8th Avenues
4 in Homestead 5,000,000
5 (K) Carrie Furnace Mon River
6 Redevelopment, development of a site
7 near the proposed Carrie Furnace
8 National Park for property acquisition
9 leading to the development of light
10 industrial, office and associated
11 business 7,000,000
12 (L) Braddock Redevelopment Area,
13 acquisition of parcels of land to
14 develop an urban industrial park in
15 Braddock 750,000
16 (M) Penn Hills Intermodal Retail,
17 Commercial and Light Industrial
18 Facility, design and construction of an
19 intermodal facility including retail,
20 commercial and light industrial
21 businesses 40,000,000
22 (N) Penn Hills Intermodal Retail
23 Commercial and Light Industrial
24 Facility, design for collateral
25 development site 350,000
26 (O) Improvement and renovation of North
27 Park facilities including pool
28 renovations and improvement of walking
29 and bike trails 1,000,000
30 (P) Improvement of State Route 8 Corridor
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1 to promote economic growth along
2 corridor and the surrounding
3 communities of Hampton, Shaler and
4 Richland 16,500,000
5 (Q) Land acquisition and construction of a
6 network of trails on both sides of the
7 Allegheny and Kiski Rivers in
8 Allegheny, Westmoreland, Butler and
9 Armstrong Counties with connections to
10 the Butler to Freeport Trail, Rachel
11 Carson Trail and the Baker Trail 10,000,000
12 (R) University of Pittsburgh Medical
13 Center, acquisition and application of
14 green environmental technologies in the
15 construction of a new children's
16 hospital 7,000,000
17 (S) Bradley Center, acquisition of the
18 DePaul Institute in Mt. Lebanon
19 Township for development of residential
20 treatment facility and licensed private
21 academic school for special education 1,500,000
22 (T) Development of industrial and
23 commercial sites at or surrounding the
24 Greater Pittsburgh International
25 Airport including, but not limited to,
26 acquisition, preparation and
27 construction of the McClaren Road
28 mixed-use site, Cherrington Parkway
29 Corridor site, Brant PARC site, air
30 cargo site and surrounding properties,
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1 Moon-Clinton West site, Route 30 site,
2 Northern Tier site and the airport
3 maintenance site 50,000,000
4 (U) Site preparation and development of a
5 parcel for light industrial use located
6 at the Allegheny County Airport on
7 Lebanon Church Road, West Mifflin 3,000,000
8 (V) Site preparation and construction of
9 an industrial park located along Route
10 30 in Findlay Township 7,000,000
11 (W) Construction of access ramps to the
12 KOZ site located at City Center
13 Duquesne 5,000,000
14 (X) Construction of access ramps to the
15 KOZ site located at City Center
16 McKeesport 5,000,000
17 (Y) Site preparation and redevelopment of
18 the former Westinghouse facility in
19 Jefferson Hills 3,000,000
20 (Z) Site development and construction of
21 Siemens-Westinghouse advanced
22 technology manufacturing facility in
23 Munhall 5,400,000
24 (AA) Redevelopment of industrial sites
25 located in Neville Township 3,000,000
26 (BB) Site preparation and infrastructure
27 improvements to Brant PARC Motor
28 Speedway site 10,000,000
29 (CC) Development of a hydroponics center
30 in the Mon Valley 3,000,000
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1 (DD) Redevelopment of 8th Avenue Corridor
2 in West Homestead, Munhall and
3 Homestead 7,000,000
4 (EE) Carrie Furnace redevelopment,
5 including land acquisition,
6 stabilization and site preparation 10,750,000
7 (FF) ROUTE 51 CORRIDOR REVITALIZATION IN <--
8 JEFFERSON HILLS, WHITEHALL AND
9 BRENTWOOD BOROUGHS 1,500,000
10 (GG) CONSTRUCTION OF A YMCA FACILITY IN
11 THE GREATER SOUTH HILLS AREA 3,000,000
12 (iii) City of Duquesne
13 (A) Site improvements for the City Center
14 of Duquesne entrance 600,000
15 (B) Plaza redevelopment, acquisition and
16 site development 1,000,000
17 (C) Cochrandale redevelopment,
18 acquisition, demolition and site
19 development 3,000,000
20 (D) Kennywood site development,
21 acquisition and site development 2,000,000
22 (iv) Homestead Borough
23 (A) Renovations and construction of the
24 Carnegie Library of Homestead 3,000,000
25 (v) Pine and Richland Townships
26 (A) Construction of a community center for
27 residents of Pine and Richland
28 Townships and surrounding communities 250,000
29 (VI) CARNEGIE BOROUGH <--
30 (A) CARNEGIE MALL PROJECT, CONVERSION AND
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1 RENOVATION OF PEDESTRIAN MALL TO
2 TRADITIONAL STREETSCAPE/DOWNTOWN
3 COMMERCIAL AREA 1,650,000
4 (VII) MT. LEBANON TOWNSHIP
5 (A) CONSTRUCTION OF A REGIONAL PUBLIC
6 SAFETY CENTER 1,500,000
7 (3) Armstrong County
8 (i) County Projects
9 (A) Crooked Creek Horse Coliseum,
10 construction of an indoor horse show
11 facility 1,000,000
12 (B) Apollo Industrial Reuse Project,
13 remediation and infrastructure
14 development 1,000,000
15 (C) Armstrong County Fire School,
16 construction and site preparation 2,000,000
17 (D) Ford City Industrial Reuse Project,
18 environmental cleanup and site
19 redevelopment 4,000,000
20 (E) Northpointe Technology Center II, site
21 preparation and design of new
22 technology center 2,000,000
23 (F) Northpointe Park II, land acquisition,
24 site preparation and construction 4,000,000
25 (G) Riverpark Amphitheatre, site
26 preparation and construction 2,000,000
27 (H) West Hills Industrial Park, site
28 development and expansion of business
29 park 2,000,000
30 (4) Beaver County
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1 (i) County Projects
2 (A) Corporation for Economic Development,
3 infrastructure improvements to
4 Aliquippa site 5,000,000
5 (B) Development of former B&W sites 5,000,000
6 (C) Route 18 Corridor, completion of plan
7 for improvements along Route 18 1,000,000
8 (D) Route 60 Corridor, infrastructure site
9 improvements and development of
10 business sites on Route 60 from
11 Hopewell Township to Chippewa Township 1,000,000
12 (5) Bedford County (Reserved)
13 (6) Berks County (Reserved) <--
14 (6) BERKS COUNTY <--
15 (I) COUNTY PROJECTS
16 (A) DEVELOPMENT AND CONSTRUCTION OF A
17 MULTIUSE FACILITY FOR A TRAINING AND
18 TECHNOLOGY CENTER, A REGIONAL POLICE
19 TRAINING ACADEMY, AND A 500 SEAT
20 MULTIMEDIA THEATER/AUDITORIUM ON OR
21 ADJACENT TO THE READING AREA COMMUNITY
22 COLLEGE CAMPUS 1,500,000
23 (B) BERKS COUNTY SENIOR CITIZENS COUNCIL
24 FOR EXPANSION OF THE READING CENTER 615,000
25 (II) CITY OF READING
26 (A) READING PUBLIC LIBRARY, CONSTRUCTION
27 OF A NEW MAIN LIBRARY FACILITY TO BE
28 LOCATED ON THE 400 BLOCK OF PENN STREET
29 AND ALSO BOUNDED BY CHERRY, FOURTH AND
30 FIFTH STREETS 3,500,000
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1 (7) Blair County
2 (i) Borough of Hollidaysburg
3 (A) Construction of the Hollidaysburg
4 Canal Basin Park Phase II 3,460,000
5 (ii) City of Altoona
6 (A) Rehabilitation of the Mishler Theater 1,600,000
7 (8) Bradford County (Reserved)
8 (9) Bucks County
9 (i) Bensalem Township
10 (A) Infrastructure and site improvements
11 to the 101-acre former Eastern State
12 School and Hospital brownfield
13 revitalization site located at 3740
14 Lincoln Highway 2,500,000
15 (ii) Quakertown Borough
16 (A) Quakertown St. Luke's Hospital,
17 improvement and renovation of emergency
18 room facilities 3,000,000
19 (iii) Doylestown Borough
20 (A) Doylestown Borough Cultural District,
21 infrastructure improvements 5,000,000
22 (iv) New Hope Borough
23 (A) New Hope Borough Revitalization
24 District, revitalization of New Hope
25 Borough 2,000,000
26 (B) Land acquisition and construction of
27 terminal buildings for Quakertown
28 Airport and Doylestown Airport 3,000,000
29 (V) MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP <--
30 (A) PURCHASE OF STONE FARM FOR OPEN SPACE
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1 PRESERVATION 10,000,000
2 (10) Butler County
3 (i) Cranberry Township
4 (A) Development of youth sports facilities
5 including land acquisition 650,000
6 (ii) Mars Borough
7 (A) Improvement and beautification of Mars
8 Downtown Business District 250,000
9 (11) Cambria County
10 (i) County Projects
11 (A) Johnstown Area Heritage Association,
12 renovations and new construction for
13 the Heritage Discovery Center Project 1,500,000
14 (ii) Johnstown Redevelopment Authority
15 (A) Bethlehem Steel/Cambria Iron Works
16 Historical Properties, renovations,
17 restoration and preservation of
18 abandoned underutilized industrial
19 brownfield sites into mixed-use
20 complex 8,000,000
21 (B) Pedestrian Skywalk-Downtown
22 Renaissance Project, critical linkages
23 to the Johnstown Renaissance projects
24 including War Memorial Arena,
25 Conference and Convention Center and
26 Intermodal Transportation Center 1,500,000
27 (C) Sandyvale Memorial Botanical
28 Gardens/Arboretum, construction of a
29 recreational and historical attraction 2,000,000
30 (iii) City of Johnstown
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1 (A) Johnstown Historic Point Stadium,
2 completion of renovations to the
3 stadium located in the central business
4 district of the City of Johnstown.
5 Renovations include stadium
6 infrastructure, new masonry, steel
7 restoration, field improvements,
8 drainage and facilities improvements. 2,000,000
9 (12) Cameron County (Reserved)
10 (13) Carbon County (Reserved)
11 (14) Centre County (Reserved)
12 (15) Chester County
13 (i) County Projects
14 (A) Devon Horse Show, land acquisition,
15 renovations, upgrades and new
16 construction 3,000,000
17 (B) CHESTER COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY, <--
18 ACQUISITION AND RENOVATION OF A
19 COLLECTION STORAGE FACILITY 2,000,000
20 (C) DEVELOPMENT AND CONSTRUCTION OF A
21 REGIONAL COMMUNITY SPORTS AND HEALTH
22 CENTER TO BE LOCATED AT VALLEY FORGE
23 CHRISTIAN COLLEGE 5,300,000
24 (D) FRENCH CREEK STREAMBANK STABILIZATION
25 AND CREEK RESTORATION TO WIDEN FLOODWAY
26 NECESSARY TO COMPLETE THE DEVELOPMENT
27 OF THE FRENCH CREEK CENTER AND
28 REVITALIZATION OF A BROWNFIELD SITE
29 LOCATED IN PHOENIXVILLE BOROUGH 4,500,000
30 (ii) Chester County Industrial Development
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1 Authority
2 (A) Atwater brownfields, reclamation and
3 redevelopment necessary for conversion
4 to a business/industrial park 4,000,000
5 (16) Clarion County (Reserved) <--
6 (16) CLARION COUNTY <--
7 (I) COUNTY PROJECTS
8 (A) ACQUISITION OF COMPUTER AIDED DISPATCH
9 SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 911 SYSTEM 250,000
10 (17) Clearfield County
11 (i) Clearfield County Industrial Development
12 Authority
13 (A) Clearfield County Technology Park,
14 land acquisition, site development and
15 construction of a multitenant building 1,000,000
16 (ii) Clearfield Borough
17 (A) Renovations and rehabilitation of
18 historic structures 1,000,000
19 (18) Clinton County (Reserved)
20 (19) Columbia County
21 (i) Town of Bloomsburg
22 (A) Regional Children's Museum,
23 construction of a new facility 500,000
24 (20) Crawford County (Reserved)
25 (21) Cumberland County (Reserved)
26 (22) Dauphin County
27 (i) County Projects
28 (A) Development and construction of a new
29 facility for WITF, Inc., a Public
30 Broadcasting Organization to be located
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1 in Swatara Township 5,000,000
2 (ii) City of Harrisburg
3 (A) Lighting and signage improvements and
4 general improvements to the Mulberry
5 Street, State Street and Harvey Taylor
6 Bridge areas and the underpasses of
7 Market Street and Herr Street 8,000,000
8 (B) City Island, acquisition, construction
9 and development of economic development
10 projects and upgrades on City Island.
11 This project shall be construed as a
12 supplement to the project authorized in
13 section 6(20)(ii)(H) of the Capital
14 Budget Project Itemization Act for
15 1999-2000. 9,000,000
16 (C) Downtown Gaslight District, for the
17 development and construction of
18 improvements. This project shall be
19 construed as a supplement to the
20 project authorized in section
21 6(20)(ii)(F) of the Capital Budget
22 Project Itemization Act for 1999-2000. 500,000
23 (D) Development and construction of the
24 National Museum of African-American
25 History 13,000,000
26 (E) Paxton Commons Area, improvements to
27 site and public areas. This project
28 shall be construed as a supplement to
29 the project authorized in section
30 6(20)(ii)(D) of the Capital Budget
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1 Project Itemization Act for 1999-2000. 7,600,000
2 (F) Pennsylvania National Sports Hall of
3 Fame, development and construction of
4 the Pennsylvania National Sports Hall
5 of Fame at City Island. 6,600,000
6 (G) Riverside Stadium, City Island,
7 additional funds for the development
8 and construction of improvements to and
9 expansion of Riverside Stadium, City
10 Island. This project shall be construed
11 as a supplement to the project
12 authorized in section 6(20)(ii)(C) of
13 the Capital Budget Project Itemization
14 Act for 1999-2000. 500,000
15 (H) Development of South Allison Hill and
16 Allison Hill strategic plans, including
17 implementation and construction of
18 commercial and industrial upgrades and
19 improvements related thereto 20,000,000
20 (I) South Third Street Extension and
21 development, construction and
22 development of extension and related
23 parking, retail, commercial and
24 industrial activities. This project
25 shall be construed as a supplement to
26 the project authorized in section
27 6(20)(ii)(I) of the Capital Budget
28 Project Itemization Act for 1999-2000. 13,000,000
29 (J) Development of the Uptown Strategy
30 Plan, including development,
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1 implementation and construction of
2 residential, commercial and industrial
3 upgrades and improvements related
4 thereto 20,000,000
5 (K) DEVELOPMENT AND CONSTRUCTION OF THE <--
6 HARRISBURG POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE 59,000,000
7 (L) DEVELOPMENT AND CONSTRUCTION OF EIGHT
8 COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTERS IN
9 NEIGHBORHOOD FACILITIES 14,500,000
10 (23) Delaware County
11 (i) Radnor Township
12 (A) Eastern College, Center for
13 Information and Learning Resources,
14 construction costs, furnishing,
15 fixtures, acquisition of technology and
16 learning resources for instruction of
17 technology and teaching professionals
18 for the Commonwealth 2,000,000
19 (B) Eastern College, Community Performing
20 Arts Center, construction costs,
21 furnishing, fixtures and equipment
22 acquisition for regional arts
23 performance and education center 500,000
24 (ii) Upper Darby Township
25 (A) Fernwood area redevelopment 250,000
26 (24) Elk County (Reserved)
27 (25) Erie County
28 (i) County Projects
29 (A) Construct public health and safety
30 center at Mercyhurst College, North
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1 East Campus 6,000,000
2 (B) Erie County Emergency Management
3 Agency, Erie County public safety
4 communications system infrastructure
5 improvements 13,500,000
6 (C) Erie International Airport, Tom Ridge
7 Field, construction of additional
8 baggage area and maintenance/emergency
9 equipment storage 6,000,000
10 (D) Erie International Airport, Tom Ridge
11 Field, continued enhancement and
12 improvement of Fenestra/Pennbrass site 10,000,000
13 (E) Goodell Project Stabilization and
14 Rehabilitation Initiative, including
15 site development, stabilization and
16 rehabilitation of existing structures
17 and grounds, installation of fencing,
18 and construction of access roads,
19 parking and an orientation center 500,000
20 (F) Invest Erie Community Development
21 Corporation, Parade Street
22 revitalization 1,000,000
23 (G) Sarah A. Reed Children's Center,
24 construction of a new children's mental
25 health facility and an
26 education/therapeutic activity
27 facility 5,000,000
28 (H) Warner Theatre, continued renovations
29 and upgrades 5,000,000
30 (ii) City of Erie
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1 (A) Community Health Net, construction of
2 medical/dental facility 1,000,000
3 (B) Construction of day-care center
4 complex, Phases I and II 3,750,000
5 (C) Construction of Erie Public
6 Safety/Communications Center 10,000,000
7 (D) Erie County Convention Center
8 Authority, upgrades and improvements at
9 the Jerry Uht Ballpark 1,780,000
10 (E) Erie-Western PA Port Authority,
11 Bayfront Center for Maritime Studies
12 facility construction 1,500,000
13 (F) Erie-Western PA Port Authority,
14 capital improvements to Port Erie
15 drydock and shipyard 3,000,000
16 (G) Gannon University, development of Erie
17 Technology Incubator 4,840,000
18 (H) Lake Erie Regional Conservancy,
19 acquisition and development of
20 McClelland Park 1,000,000
21 (I) Restoration of Watson-Curtze Mansion 1,500,000
22 (J) Erie Zoo, renovation and
23 reconstruction of polar bear and large
24 cat exhibits 2,400,000
25 (K) Acquisition and redevelopment of the
26 former International Paper site 30,000,000
27 (L) Redevelopment of an
28 industrial/commercial facility within
29 the existing Enterprise Zone and/or new
30 Communities Area in the City of Erie 10,000,000
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1 (iii) Greater Erie Industrial Development
2 Corporation
3 (A) Development of Erie City brownfield
4 projects 1,780,000
5 (B) Fairview Business Park, Phase II
6 development 2,000,000
7 (C) Koehler Brewery Square, development of
8 a multifaceted retail and residential
9 redevelopment project including land
10 acquisition 19,000,000
11 (iv) Harborcreek Township
12 (A) Shades Beach Park development 6,000,000
13 (v) Millcreek Township
14 (A) Asbury Woods, land acquisition and
15 development of greenway 1,000,000
16 (vi) City of Corry Redevelopment Authority
17 (A) Development or redevelopment of a site
18 located in the Union City area for
19 business or industrial use 2,000,000
20 (26) Fayette County
21 (i) County Projects
22 (A) Construction of the Fayette County
23 Agriculture Education Center 1,700,000
24 (B) Fayette County Industrial/Business
25 Park Project, industrial development
26 projects in South Union Township 4,000,000
27 (C) Renovation of existing State Theatre
28 building and construction of new
29 support facilities for the State
30 Theatre and downtown Uniontown 2,500,000
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1 (D) Fayette County KOZ/KOEZ Site
2 Development Project 5,000,000
3 (E) Fayette County Cultural Heritage
4 Project, construction and renovation of
5 various historic projects 4,000,000
6 (F) Uniontown Revitalization Project,
7 acquisition, renovation, demolition and
8 construction of various buildings in
9 downtown Uniontown 1,000,000
10 (G) Menallen Township Building Project,
11 construction of a new township
12 building 700,000
13 (H) Republic Revitalization Project,
14 acquisition, renovation, demolition and
15 construction of various buildings in
16 the Republic area, Redstown Township 500,000
17 (I) Brownsville Revitalization Project,
18 acquisition, demolition, renovation and
19 construction of various buildings in
20 downtown Brownsville 2,000,000
21 (J) Fayette County War for Empire Project,
22 construction of new historic facilities
23 related to the French and Indian War,
24 Wharton Township 2,000,000
25 (K) Touchtone Center for Crafts,
26 construction of new facilities on the
27 Touchtone Center Campus, Wharton
28 Township 500,000
29 (L) University Technology Park/Route 119
30 Intersection Improvement Project,
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1 redesign, renovation and construction
2 of an improved Route 119 intersection
3 with main entrance of the new
4 University Technology Park, North Union
5 Township 5,000,000
6 (M) Jennings Run Creek Sewage Project,
7 installation of sewage lines to
8 Franklin Industrial Park, Menallen
9 Township industrial site 2,500,000
10 (27) Forest County (Reserved)
11 (28) Franklin County (Reserved)
12 (29) Fulton County (Reserved)
13 (30) Greene County
14 (i) Greene County Industrial Development
15 Authority
16 (A) Ever Greene Technology Park, site
17 preparation and construction 5,000,000
18 (B) Greene County Airport Industrial Park
19 development 5,000,000
20 (C) Construction of a spur to serve
21 Airport Industrial Park 1,000,000
22 (31) Huntingdon County
23 (i) Borough of Huntingdon
24 (A) Construction of the Allegheny Street
25 Parking Garage facility 2,100,000
26 (32) Indiana County
27 (i) County Projects
28 (A) The 119 Business Park, site
29 preparation, land acquisition and
30 development 6,500,000
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1 (B) Blue Spruce Park, recreational
2 development and park renovation 1,000,000
3 (C) Upgrade fiber optic and communication
4 systems in business parks 7,500,000
5 (D) Construction of Canal Park Visitors
6 Center, Saltsburg Borough 5,000,000
7 (E) Corporate Campus Phase III,
8 land acquisition, design and
9 infrastructure development 5,000,000
10 (F) Construction of a new county
11 correctional facility 7,500,000
12 (G) Hi-Tech Business Park, land
13 acquisition, development and
14 construction 8,500,000
15 (H) Renovations to Jimmy Stewart Airport
16 to include runway extension, ILS
17 installation and all phases of new
18 hangar construction 13,000,000
19 (I) Redevelopment, site clearance and
20 construction of a mixed-use business
21 park 6,000,000
22 (J) Design, site preparation and
23 construction of a multipurpose business
24 facility to be located in White
25 Township 3,000,000
26 (K) Design, site preparation,
27 infrastructure improvements and
28 construction of a multitenant building
29 to be located at the Corporate Campus 1,500,000
30 (L) Design, site preparation and
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1 construction of a multitenant building
2 in the Keystone Opportunity Expansion
3 Zone (KOEZ) 2,750,000
4 (M) Design, site preparation and
5 construction of a multitenant building
6 to be located in White Township 3,000,000
7 (N) Nation Lenape Cultural Center, land
8 acquisition, design and site
9 preparation 1,000,000
10 (O) Renovations to former county jail for
11 conversion to business use 1,000,000
12 (P) Land acquisition, site development and
13 construction of a parking garage,
14 Indiana Borough 3,500,000
15 (Q) Environmental cleanup and site
16 redevelopment of a parcel located in
17 White Township and Indiana Borough for
18 a community development project 8,500,000
19 (R) Design, site preparation,
20 infrastructure improvements and
21 construction of a multitenant business
22 facility to be located north of Route
23 422 3,000,000
24 (S) Land acquisition, site preparation,
25 design and construction of a business
26 park 5,000,000
27 (T) Acquisition of railroad right-of-ways
28 for Rails to Trails Program 5,000,000
29 (U) Improvement and renovation of small
30 business incubator facility 1,250,000
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1 (33) Jefferson County
2 (i) County Projects
3 (A) Construction of a
4 processing/vocational training
5 facility 3,000,000
6 (ii) Brookville Borough
7 (A) Construction of a municipal/parking
8 facility in the borough 4,000,000
9 (34) Juniata County (Reserved)
10 (35) Lackawanna County
11 (i) Lackawanna County Redevelopment Authority
12 (A) SLIBCO/Great Valley Technology
13 Building and Incubator, site
14 preparation and construction 4,000,000
15 (ii) City of Carbondale
16 (A) Construction of a Women and Family
17 Economic and Social Issues Center at
18 Marywood College, including land
19 acquisition 7,700,000
20 (iii) City of Scranton
21 (A) Neighborhood revitalization, crime
22 prevention and business district street
23 beautification of Mulberry Central
24 neighborhood 1,000,000
25 (iv) Moosic Borough
26 (A) Construction of library 600,000
27 (v) County Projects
28 (A) Keystone Junior College, construction
29 of new computer center 4,000,000
30 (36) Lancaster County
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1 (i) Ephrata Borough
2 (A) Expansion and improvement of the
3 Playhouse in the Park, including design
4 and construction 500,000
5 (37) Lawrence County
6 (i) Lawrence County Economic Development
7 Corporation
8 (A) Cherry Street Commerce Park,
9 development of an industrial park in
10 the City of New Castle, including land
11 acquisition, site clearance, grading,
12 utility and rail extensions and
13 improvements 250,000
14 (B) Kings Chapel Technology Park,
15 development of a high technology
16 commerce park in Neshannock Township,
17 including land acquisition, utility
18 extensions, infrastructure, site
19 improvements, roadway improvements and
20 construction of off-ramps from Route
21 60 500,000
22 (C) North Beaver Keystone Opportunity
23 Zone, land acquisition, development,
24 remediation, infrastructure
25 improvements and preparation of the
26 former Dynamite Production and Storage
27 Site and adjacent land for a business
28 park 2,000,000
29 (D) Route 18 Business Park, development of
30 a business park in Neshannock Township,
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1 including land acquisition, utility
2 extensions, roadway improvements,
3 construction of an off-ramp from Route
4 60, site improvements and grading 2,500,000
5 (E) Development of a multiuse business
6 park in North Beaver Township and New
7 Beaver Borough including land
8 acquisition, utility extensions,
9 roadway improvements, site improvements
10 and grading 2,500,000
11 (F) R. W. Elliott Industrial Park,
12 development of a 100-acre heavy
13 industrial site in Taylor Township,
14 including site improvements,
15 infrastructure development, rail
16 extension and roadway development 500,000
17 (38) Lebanon County (Reserved)
18 (39) Lehigh County
19 (i) City of Allentown
20 (A) Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Hospital
21 Campus Redevelopment 11,000,000
22 (B) Development and construction of an
23 Arts Walk/Arts Park, located in the
24 City of Allentown 3,000,000
25 (C) Communities in Schools of the Lehigh
26 Valley Inc., renovation of the Lehigh
27 Valley Hospital School of Nursing to
28 house an alternative education school
29 for middle and high school students 4,000,000
30 (II) COUNTY PROJECTS <--
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1 (A) DEVELOPMENT AND CONSTRUCTION OF A
2 PUBLIC SAFETY MULTIDISCIPLINE
3 TRAINING FACILITY TO BE LOCATED AT
4 LEHIGH CARBON COMMUNITY COLLEGE,
5 INCLUDING ACQUISITION OF NECESSARY
6 PUBLIC SAFETY TRAINING EQUIPMENT 5,000,000
7 (40) Luzerne County
8 (i) Borough of Ashley
9 (A) Huber Breaker Anthracite Museum and
10 Park, development and site
11 improvements 9,000,000
12 (ii) County Projects
13 (A) Luzerne County Sports Complex
14 construction 450,000
15 (B) Acquisition and construction of
16 Juvenile Detention Center 9,100,000
17 (C) Expansion of county correctional
18 facility 4,950,000
19 (D) Acquisition and construction of county
20 administration building 2,450,000
21 (E) Luzerne County Courthouse, new annex
22 renovations 2,800,000
23 (F) Valley Crest Nursing Home, new
24 construction 3,100,000
25 (G) Construction of county parking garage 2,485,000
26 (H) Construction of record storage
27 building 2,485,000
28 (I) Construction of new fire station 1,500,000
29 (J) Biscontini Distribution Centers <--
30 (I) Rehabilitate existing rail
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1 infrastructure from D&H Main line
2 into distribution center and extend
3 existing rail spurs including
4 installation of additional
5 switches, rail, ties, ballast and
6 other rail infrastructure
7 materials; expand existing storage
8 area including excavation and fill,
9 installation of security lighting,
10 paving and repaving of storage and
11 loading areas; improve and expand
12 drainage system to accommodate
13 intermodal transloading of goods
14 and materials; rehabilitate and
15 reconstruct highway access to
16 intermodal areas 1,300,000
17 (II) Rehabilitation of paving and
18 reconstruction of water drainage
19 systems in intermodal areas
20 including installation of enhanced
21 lighting, rehabilitation of
22 crossings and installation of
23 energy-saving security devices in
24 warehouse area to protect customer
25 product 575,000
26 (III) Develop and construct new rail
27 corridor to new industrial
28 development complex in Wilkes-Barre
29 and Plains Township including
30 excavations, grading, rail
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1 infrastructure consisting of rail,
2 ties, ballast and other related
3 materials, construction of
4 crossing, installation of safety
5 signals, paving, installation of
6 utilities, security system and
7 lighting 2,500,000
8 (iii) City of Pittston
9 (A) Riverfront Development Project,
10 construction of public boat launch and
11 dock facilities, scull boathouse and
12 dock, small-scale marina and ancillary
13 marina facilities, pedestrian walkway
14 and related site improvements 3,000,000
15 (41) Lycoming County
16 (i) City of Williamsport
17 (A) West End Industrial Park site
18 development and construction 7,800,000
19 (B) Market Street Bridge and downtown
20 revitalization in the City of
21 Williamsport 9,500,000
22 (C) Downtown and historic district
23 streetscape, Phase III, in the City of
24 Williamsport 1,000,000
25 (42) McKean County
26 (i) Bradford Economic Development Corporation
27 (A) Development of an industrial site and
28 the construction of a multitenant
29 facility located in Foster Township 4,200,000
30 (ii) Port Allegheny Borough
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1 (A) Rehabilitation and construction of
2 water infrastructure in the borough 1,000,000
3 (43) Mercer County
4 (i) Mercer County Industrial Development
5 Authority
6 (A) Development of an industrial park to
7 be located in Mercer County 5,000,000
8 (44) Mifflin County
9 (i) Mifflin County Industrial Development
10 Corporation
11 (A) Renovation, improvement and upgrading
12 of the Case New Holland Belleville
13 Complex 2,000,000
14 (45) Monroe County
15 (i) Borough of East Stroudsburg
16 (A) Stroud Area Regional Police
17 Department, headquarters and facilities
18 complex construction including land
19 acquisition and renovation of an
20 existing building 2,450,000
21 (46) Montgomery County
22 (i) Norristown Borough
23 (A) Elmwood Park Zoo, development of
24 animal care and conservation center 10,000,000
25 (B) Elmwood Park Zoo, Stony Creek
26 expansion 20,000,000
27 (C) DEVELOPMENT AND CONSTRUCTION OF A <--
28 PARKING GARAGE 1,500,000
29 (ii) Pennsburg Borough
30 (A) Schwenkfelder Library and Heritage
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1 Center, renovation and expansion of the
2 main library 1,500,000 <--
3 MAIN LIBRARY 4,000,000 <--
4 (iii) West Norriton Township
5 (A) Infrastructure improvements, site
6 preparation and historic preservation
7 of former silent movie studio buildings
8 for development of a proposed
9 industrial and business park 4,300,000
10 (B) Infrastructure and site improvements
11 to the former Synthane Taylor
12 brownfield riverfront revitalization
13 site located at 1400 South Trooper
14 Road 2,500,000
15 (iv) Franconia Township
16 (A) Construction of the Indian Valley
17 Family YMCA 2,000,000
18 (47) Montour County (Reserved)
19 (48) Northampton County
20 (i) City of Bethlehem
21 (A) Moravian Museum, renovations, upgrades
22 and new construction for the Bell House
23 Complex and Sisters' House to become an
24 extension of the museum 2,500,000
25 (B) Construction of a community recreation
26 center in the Township of Bethlehem 8,000,000
27 (C) Acquisition, construction and
28 renovations of Banana Factory community
29 arts and education center in Bethlehem 500,000
30 (D) Historic Bethlehem Redevelopment
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1 Project 1,615,000
2 (ii) City of Easton
3 (A) Improvements, reconstruction and urban
4 renewal of the City of Easton,
5 including Center Square, Riverside and
6 Scott Parks 1,950,000
7 (B) Center for Canal History and
8 Technology, renovations and
9 construction 1,350,000
10 (iii) County Projects
11 (A) Construction of the Smart Discovery
12 Center 9,700,000
13 (49) Northumberland County (Reserved)
14 (50) Perry County (Reserved)
15 (51) Philadelphia County
16 (i) City of Philadelphia
17 (A) South Street Headhouse District,
18 expansion of pedestrian level lighting
19 project on South Street from 8th Street
20 to Front Street, including side
21 streets 500,000
22 (B) Wistar Institute, design and
23 construction of new biomedical and
24 cancer research facility, including
25 site acquisition and improvements 40,000,000
26 (C) Italian-American Cultural Center
27 Project, renovations, upgrades and new
28 construction 5,000,000
29 (D) Irish Memorial, site preparation and
30 construction of memorial 700,000
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1 (E) Mt. Airy Commercial Development
2 Project, site acquisition and
3 rehabilitation of municipal parking lot
4 and commercial properties 1,500,000
5 (F) Woodmere Art Museum, construction of
6 museum expansion project 5,000,000
7 (G) Penrose Recreational Center, new
8 construction and renovations 500,000
9 (H) Veterans Center, renovations 500,000
10 (I) Center for Human Advancement
11 Revitalization and Science Education
12 and Technology Project in West
13 Philadelphia, renovations 3,200,000
14 (J) Philadelphia Business and Technology
15 Center in West Parkside, renovations 5,500,000
16 (K) Clark Park, new construction and
17 renovations in University City 2,500,000
18 (L) Tubman Plaza, new construction and
19 renovations in Cathedral Park 2,700,000
20 (M) Roxborough/INTERAC Senior Services
21 Complex, renovations 3,000,000
22 (N) Resident's Coalition Olympic Village
23 in Allegheny West, new construction and
24 renovations 1,700,000
25 (O) Mantua/Blackwell Commons in West
26 Philadelphia, new construction and
27 renovations 4,000,000
28 (P) Kirkbride Development Center in West
29 Philadelphia, new construction and
30 renovations 5,600,000
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1 (Q) Construction of Eastern Regional
2 Police Training Facility 30,000,000
3 (R) Please Touch Museum, facility
4 construction and renovations 5,000,000
5 (S) Demolition of Philadelphia Civic
6 Center 10,000,000
7 (T) Fairmount Water Works INTERPRETIVE <--
8 CENTER, facility construction and
9 renovations 550,000
10 (U) Renovations and construction for the
11 expansion of the Albert Einstein
12 Medical Center emergency facilities and
13 Women and Children's Services Project 5,000,000
14 (V) The Berean Institute, facility
15 construction and renovations 1,500,000
16 (W) Association of Latin American
17 Musicians, facility construction and
18 renovations 2,000,000
19 (X) Northeast Frankford Boys and Girls
20 Club, facility construction and
21 renovations 400,000
22 (Y) Wissinoming Gym, additional funds for
23 facility construction and renovations 1,350,000
24 (Z) Development and construction of
25 inpatient, outpatient, research and
26 parking facilities at the Children's
27 Hospital of Philadelphia 30,000,000
28 (AA) National Museum of American Jewish
29 History, facility expansion for
30 additional exhibition, classroom,
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1 collection and storage space and other
2 improvements 7,500,000
3 (BB) Philadelphia Zoo, Carnivora and
4 Pachyderm House improvements 13,000,000
5 (CC) Construction of the Independence Park
6 Institute on the Mall 1,000,000
7 (DD) Woodmere Art Museum, construction of <--
8 addition for public auditorium,
9 exhibition hall and staff and
10 operational areas 5,000,000
11 (DD) ACADEMY OF NATURAL SCIENCES, <--
12 INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS AND
13 RENOVATIONS NECESSARY FOR THE
14 PRESERVATION OF COLLECTIONS, INCLUDING
15 HVAC, AIR FILTRATION, HUMIDITY CONTROL
16 AND FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEMS 12,400,000
17 (EE) NUEVA ESPERANZA INC., ACQUISITION,
18 DEMOLITION AND REHABILITATION OF
19 DISTRESSED PROPERTIES IN NORTH
20 PHILADELPHIA 4,000,000
21 (FF) SETTLEMENT MUSIC SCHOOL, FACILITY
22 CONSTRUCTION, RENOVATION AND
23 ACQUISITION 2,000,000
24 (GG) DEVELOPMENT AND CONSTRUCTION OF THE
25 AUTO MALL AND ESSINGTON AVENUE
26 IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 1,000,000
27 (HH) WALNUT STREET THEATRE, CONSTRUCTION
28 OF A LARGE, MULTIUSE FACILITY ADJACENT
29 TO EXISTING THEATRE 10,000,00
30 (II) EXPANSION AND RENOVATION OF THE
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1 SHIRLEY ROCK SCHOOL OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
2 BALLET 1,000,000
3 (JJ) SUPPORT CENTER FOR CHILD ADVOCATES,
4 FOR PURCHASE AND RENOVATION OF THE
5 BUILDING AT 1900 CHERRY STREET, FOR
6 SUPPORT AND TRAINING OF CHILD ADVOCATES
7 AND OTHERS WORKING WITH ABUSED AND
8 NEGLECTED CHILDREN 1,200,000
9 (KK) HOUSEMAN RECREATION CENTER,
10 RENOVATIONS OF FACILITY 350,000
11 (LL) PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC
12 MEDICINE, CONVERSION OF THE FORMER CITY
13 AVENUE HOSPITAL TO THE GIFT OF LIFE
14 CENTER, FACILITY RENOVATIONS 5,000,000
15 (ii) County Projects
16 (A) Infrastructure renovations for the St.
17 Vincent's - Tacony emergency shelter 1,000,000
18 (B) Central Philadelphia, South Street
19 Improvement Program, expansion of
20 pedestrian-level lighting and related
21 streetscape improvement project on
22 South Street from South Street Bridge
23 to Front Street, and including
24 surrounding area 4,500,000
25 (C) East Market Street/East Chestnut
26 Street Revitalization Project,
27 including improvements to
28 transportation-related facilities,
29 acquisition of land, site preparation,
30 public space improvements, development
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1 of site for economic and commercial
2 development including retail
3 businesses, construction of public
4 parking including garages, widening of
5 Eleventh Street between Market Street
6 and Chestnut Street, and related
7 infrastructure improvements 50,000,000
8 (52) Pike County (Reserved)
9 (53) Potter County (Reserved)
10 (54) Schuylkill County (Reserved)
11 (55) Snyder County (Reserved)
12 (56) Somerset County
13 (i) County Projects
14 (A) North Star Industrial Park, extension
15 and installation of sewer lines 650,000
16 (B) Crossroads Industrial Park, extension
17 and installation of sewer lines 1,800,000
18 (57) Sullivan County (Reserved)
19 (58) Susquehanna County (Reserved)
20 (59) Tioga County (Reserved)
21 (60) Union County (Reserved)
22 (61) Venango County
23 (i) City of Franklin
24 (A) Restoration of Venango County
25 Courthouse 2,000,000
26 (ii) Sugarcreek Township
27 (A) Development of an environmental
28 education and conference center at Two
29 Mile Run County Park 5,000,000
30 (62) Warren County
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1 (i) City of Warren
2 (A) Development of the riverfront property
3 and parking facility 4,750,000
4 (ii) Warren County Development Association
5 (A) Construction of a multitenant facility
6 at the Farm Colony Industrial Park 3,000,000
7 (B) Acquisition and development of a
8 multitenant facility 3,000,000
9 (C) Acquisition and development of
10 industrial property 1,000,000
11 (D) Construction of industrial facility,
12 Euclid Avenue Industrial Park 500,000
13 (63) Washington County
14 (i) County Projects
15 (A) Development and construction of two
16 exhibit halls for the Washington County
17 Fair 1,200,000
18 (B) Washington County Redevelopment
19 Authority, Western Center for the
20 development of multiuse, light
21 industrial, residential/recreation
22 park, including infrastructure
23 development 5,000,000
24 (C) Starpointe Business/Industrial Park,
25 infrastructure, development and
26 construction for Washington County
27 Council Economic Development 7,345,000
28 (D) MIDA Regional Business Park,
29 Fallowfield Township, construction and
30 site preparation 2,000,000
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1 (E) Renovations and rehabilitation to
2 historically preserve former prison
3 facility for use as modern office
4 space 3,250,000
5 (F) Route 22 Industrial Park, land
6 acquisition and development 24,000,000
7 (G) Southpoint expansion 2,500,000
8 (H) Infrastructure improvements to the
9 Midway Borough business sector 15,000,000
10 (I) California Technology Park, site
11 preparation and land acquisition 1,350,000
12 (J) Land acquisition, infrastructure and
13 development of light industrial park
14 adjacent to Washington County Airport 4,000,000
15 (K) Canonsburg revitalization, community
16 revitalization in the greater
17 Canonsburg area, construction, site
18 preparation and land acquisition 5,000,000
19 (L) Infrastructure improvements of the <--
20 Monessen Public Library 3,000,000
21 (M) Facility renovations of the
22 Westmoreland County Food Bank 2,000,000
23 (L) BEACH HOLLOW PROJECT, INFRASTRUCTURE <--
24 IMPROVEMENTS FOR DEVELOPMENT OF A POWER
25 PLANT SOUTH OF ROUTE 22, NEAR THE
26 INTERSECTION OF STATE ROUTE 980, TO
27 ASSIST WITH AN ENVIRONMENTAL CLEANUP 10,000,000
28 (ii) Bentleyville Borough
29 (A) Construction of the Bentleyville
30 Municipal Building Complex to house
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1 fire, police and borough offices as
2 well as other community activities 1,600,000
3 (III) SOUTH STRABANE TOWNSHIP <--
4 (A) INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT FOR A LIGHT
5 INDUSTRIAL BUSINESS PARK AT ROUTE 136
6 AND INTERSTATE 70 2,000,000
7 (64) Wayne County (Reserved)
8 (65) Westmoreland County
9 (i) County Projects
10 (A) Development and installation of
11 directional and wayfinding signs in the
12 Alle-Kiski Valley, including portions
13 of Allegheny County, similar to the
14 current system used in the City of
15 Pittsburgh to assist travelers,
16 tourists and business persons in
17 navigating the area 250,000
18 (B) Beach Hollow Project, infrastructure <--
19 improvements for development of a power
20 plant south of Route 22, near the
21 intersection of State Route 980, to
22 assist with an environmental cleanup 10,000,000
23 (B) INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS OF THE <--
24 MONESSEN PUBLIC LIBRARY 3,000,000
25 (C) FACILITY RENOVATIONS OF THE
26 WESTMORELAND COUNTY FOOD BANK 2,000,000
27 (ii) City of Monessen
28 (A) Acquisition and renovation of building
29 for expansion of Monessen District
30 Library 2,000,000 <--
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1 LIBRARY 3,000,000 <--
2 (III) SOUTH STRABANE TOWNSHIP <--
3 (A) INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT FOR A LIGHT
4 INDUSTRIAL BUSINESS PARK AT ROUTE 136
5 AND INTERSTATE 70 2,000,000
6 (IV) (III) Westmoreland County Industrial <--
7 Development Corporation
8 (A) Site development and construction of
9 the Westmoreland Technology Park, Phase
10 II 400,000
11 (IV) CITY OF NEW KENSINGTON <--
12 (A) DEVELOPMENT AND CONSTRUCTION OF AN
13 ALUMINUM MUSEUM 1,000,000
14 (V) CITIES OF ARNOLD AND NEW KENSINGTON
15 (A) RENEWAL AND REHABILITATION OF THE
16 FIFTH AVENUE CORRIDOR 3,000,000
17 (66) Wyoming County (Reserved)
18 (67) York County
19 (i) City of York
20 (A) Hoffman Stadium reconstruction 10,000,000
21 (B) Public improvements in support of the
22 Boundary Avenue Redevelopment Project 3,300,000
23 (C) George Street two-way conversion
24 project 850,000
25 (D) Mural project infrastructure
26 improvements 1,000,000
27 (E) George Street Gateway improvements 600,000
28 (F) Penn and Farquhar Park renovations 500,000
29 (ii) Red Lion Borough
30 (A) Land acquisition and construction of
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1 Kaltreider Library 2,000,000
2 (iii) County Projects
3 (A) Expansion, improvement and renovation
4 of the York County Heritage Trust
5 Industrial Museum Complex, museum
6 library and exhibition facilities 2,800,000
7 (68) Statewide Project
8 (i) South Western Pennsylvania Commission
9 (A) Infrastructure improvements and
10 construction of facilities to
11 manufacture, house and maintain mobile
12 airship cranes for the logistical
13 movement, delivery or installation of
14 cargo with a minimum cargo capacity of
15 70 tons at a location to be determined
16 within this Commonwealth 59,000,000
17 Section 7. Itemization of flood control projects.
18 Additional capital projects in the category of flood control
19 projects to be constructed by the Department of Environmental
20 Protection, its successors or assigns, and to be financed by the
21 incurring of debt are hereby itemized, together with their
22 respective estimated costs, as follows:
23 Total
24 Project
25 Project Allocation
26 (1) Department of Environmental Protection
27 (I) ALLEGHENY COUNTY <--
28 (A) CITY OF PITTSBURGH, ADDITIONAL FUNDS
29 FOR THE SAW MILL RUN, WEST END, FEDERAL
30 LOCAL FLOOD PROTECTION PROJECT 500,000
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1 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $500,000)
2 (i) (II) Armstrong County, Ford City Federal <--
3 Flood Control Project
4 (A) Bank stabilization along the Allegheny
5 River 245,000
6 (Base Project Allocation - $245,000)
7 (ii) (III) Bradford County, Sayre Borough <--
8 Flood Control Project
9 (A) Rehabilitation of Sayre Flood Control
10 Project by reconstructing intercepter
11 drainage system beneath levee 700,000
12 (Base Project Allocation - $600,000)
13 (Design and Contingencies - $100,000)
14 (iii) (IV) Bucks County, Otter Creek watershed <--
15 (A) Flood control and storm water
16 management for the Otter Creek
17 watershed affecting Bristol Borough and
18 Bristol, Falls and Middletown
19 Townships 10,000,000
20 (iv) (V) Cambria County, Federal Flood Control <--
21 Project
22 (A) St. Clair Run Flood Control Project,
23 completion of channelization project of
24 St. Clair Run in the City of Johnstown
25 and Lower Yoder Township by Johnstown
26 Redevelopment Authority 3,000,000
27 (Base Project Allocation - $3,000,000)
28 (v) (VI) Lackawanna County, Federal Flood <--
29 Control Project
30 (A) City of Scranton, non-Federal share of
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1 $20,269,000, flood control project
2 along the Lackawanna River by the
3 United States Army Corps of Engineers 5,837,000
4 (Base Project Allocation - $5,837,000)
5 (B) City of Scranton, raising of the
6 Albright Street Bridge over the
7 Lackawanna River in the City of
8 Scranton, including, but not limited
9 to, road reconstruction of bridges and
10 approaches to the bridges and bridge
11 rehabilitation in conjunction with U.S.
12 Army Corps of Engineers flood control
13 project 1,200,000
14 (C) City of Scranton, raising of the
15 Poplar Street Bridge over the
16 Lackawanna River in the City of
17 Scranton, including, but not limited
18 to, road reconstruction of bridges and
19 approaches to the bridges and bridge
20 rehabilitation in conjunction with U.S.
21 Army Corps of Engineers flood control
22 project 1,420,000
23 (D) City of Scranton, raising of the Olive
24 Street Bridge over the Lackawanna River
25 in the City of Scranton, including, but
26 not limited to, road reconstruction of
27 bridges and approaches to the bridges
28 and bridge rehabilitation in
29 conjunction with U.S. Army Corps of
30 Engineers flood control project 1,200,000
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1 (E) City of Scranton, flood control
2 project on unnamed creek adjacent to
3 Oakwood Estates, including, but not
4 limited to, retention basins and box
5 culvert under Keyser Avenue 1,200,000
6 (F) City of Scranton, storm water and
7 flood control project in High Works
8 Section, including, but not limited to,
9 storm sewers, road reconstruction and
10 pumping stations in the area including
11 Ferdinand Street, Theodore Street,
12 Station Street, Fulton Street, North
13 Keyser Avenue and Sweeney Avenue 1,560,000
14 (G) City of Scranton, storm water and
15 flood control project, including, but
16 not limited to, storm sewers, road
17 reconstruction and pumping stations in
18 the area including Dewey Avenue,
19 Merrifield Avenue, North Cameron
20 Avenue, Lafayette Street, Price Street
21 and Jackson Street 1,600,000
22 (H) City of Scranton, flood control and
23 storm water project, including, but not
24 limited to, storm sewers, road
25 reconstruction and pumping stations in
26 the area including East Parker Street,
27 Elk Street, Crane Avenue and Boulevard
28 Avenue 1,200,000
29 (I) City of Scranton, flood control and
30 storm water project, including, but not
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1 limited to, storm sewers and road
2 reconstruction and pumping stations in
3 the area of Green Ridge Street, Marion
4 Street, Glen Street, Nay Aug Avenue,
5 Ross Avenue, Gardner Avenue and
6 Albright Avenue 1,200,000
7 (J) City of Scranton, flood control and
8 storm water project, including, but not
9 limited to, storm sewers and road
10 reconstruction and pumping stations in
11 the Plot Section 1,920,000
12 (K) City of Scranton, flood control and
13 storm water project, including, but not
14 limited to, storm sewers and road
15 reconstruction and pumping stations in
16 the Bulls Head/Weston Field Section 2,800,000
17 (L) City of Scranton, flood control and
18 storm water project, including, but not
19 limited to, storm sewers and road
20 reconstruction and pumping stations in
21 the area of East Market Street,
22 Electric Street, Nay Aug Avenue, Ross
23 Avenue and Rosanna Avenue 1,200,000
24 (M) City of Scranton, flood control and
25 storm water project, including, but not
26 limited to, storm sewers and road
27 reconstruction and pumping stations in
28 the area of the 400 block of Leggetts
29 Street and Rockwell Avenue 575,000
30 (N) City of Scranton - storm water and
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1 flood control project, including, but
2 not limited to, storm sewers, road
3 reconstruction and pumping stations, in
4 area known as Park Place along
5 Lackawanna River from Albright Street
6 Bridge downstream to Olive Street
7 Bridge 1,800,000
8 (O) City of Scranton - non-Federal share
9 of United States Army Corps of
10 Engineers flood control design project
11 on Lackawanna River for Plot Section
12 and Nay Aug Avenue Section 200,000
13 (P) City of Scranton, flood control
14 project along Lackawanna River,
15 including, but not limited to,
16 construction of levees, pumping
17 stations and acquisition of properties 36,000,000
18 (Q) City of Scranton, 1300 block of
19 Wyoming Avenue, flood control and storm
20 water project, including, but not
21 limited to, storm sewers and road
22 reconstruction and pumping stations 500,000
23 (R) Borough of Dunmore, flood control and
24 storm water project 6,000,000
25 (S) Borough of Dunmore, flood control and
26 storm water project, including, but not
27 limited to, storm sewers, sanitary
28 sewers, backflow preventors, road
29 reconstruction and pumping stations in
30 the area of Clay Avenue, Quincy Avenue,
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1 Madison Avenue, Jefferson Avenue and
2 Adams Avenue; Marion Street, Green
3 Ridge Street and Electric Street 2,400,000
4 (T) Borough of Throop, flood control and
5 storm water project 6,000,000
6 (U) Borough of Taylor, flood control and
7 storm water project 6,000,000
8 (V) Borough of Taylor, flood control and
9 storm water project, including, but not
10 limited to, storm sewers and road
11 reconstruction and pumping stations in
12 the area of Green View West, including
13 Walnut Street, Oak Street, Williams
14 Street, and Prince Street; Mackie Lane,
15 Vine Lane, Laurel Lane, Chester Lane
16 and Bichler Lane; Rinaldi Drive,
17 Barbara Drive, Donny Drive and Anthony
18 Drive 2,400,000
19 (W) Completion of the Lackawanna River
20 Restoration project in Olyphant
21 Borough 500,000
22 (vi) (VII) Lycoming County, Federal Flood <--
23 Control Project
24 (A) Upgrade of the county's existing Flood
25 Warning System 100,000
26 (Base Project Allocation - $100,000)
27 (vii) (VIII) Montgomery County, Flood Control <--
28 Project
29 (A) Construction and rehabilitation of
30 Ardsley drainage channel in Upper
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1 Dublin Township 1,800,000
2 (Base Project Allocation - $1,800,000)
3 (viii) (IX) Northumberland County, Flood <--
4 Control Project
5 (A) Sunbury Flood Project bank
6 stabilization and reconstruction 1,800,000
7 (Base Project Allocation - $1,500,000)
8 (Design and Contingencies - $300,000)
9 (B) MOUNT CARMEL BOROUGH FEDERAL FLOOD <--
10 CONTROL PROJECT
11 (I) BUTTERNUT CREEK DRAINAGE FACILITY 2,000,000
12 (II) SHAMOKIN CREEK DRAINAGE FACILITY 8,000,000
13 (ix) (X) Somerset County, Federal Flood <--
14 Control Project
15 (A) Benson Borough Flood Hazard Reduction
16 Project 125,000
17 (Base Project Allocation - $125,000)
18 (B) Hooversville Borough Flood Mitigation
19 Project 104,000
20 (Base Project Allocation - $104,000)
21 (x) (XI) Tioga County Flood Control Project <--
22 (A) Construction of flood control project
23 on the Cowanesque River, Knoxville
24 Borough 5,100,000
25 (Base Project Allocation - $4,250,000)
26 (Design and Contingencies - $850,000)
27 (xi) (XII) York County Flood Control Projects <--
28 (A) Construction of flood retention
29 basins, Dallastown Borough and York
30 Township 350,000
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1 (Base Project Allocation - $350,000)
2 (B) Construction of flood retention
3 basins, Powder Mill and Tyler Run
4 Roads 505,000
5 (Base Project Allocation - $505,000)
6 (2) Department of Transportation
7 (i) Lackawanna County
8 (A) City of Scranton, 1300 block of
9 Wyoming Avenue flood control and storm
10 water project, including, but not
11 limited to, storm sewers and road
12 reconstruction and pumping stations 500,000
13 (Base Project Allocation - $420,000)
14 (Design and Contingencies - $80,000)
15 Section 8. Itemization of Keystone Recreation, Park and
16 Conservation Fund projects.
17 Projects in the category of public improvement projects to be
18 constructed by the Department of Conservation and Natural
19 Resources, its successors or assigns, and to be financed by
20 current revenues of the Keystone Recreation, Park and
21 Conservation Fund, are hereby itemized, together with their
22 respective estimated costs, as follows:
23 Total
24 Project
25 Project Allocation
26 (1) Department of Conservation and Natural
27 Resources
28 (i) Black Moshannon State Park
29 (A) Rehabilitate five washhouses 400,000
30 (Base Project Allocation - $400,000)
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1 (ii) Blue Knob State Park
2 (A) Road improvements 350,000
3 (Base Project Allocation - $350,000)
4 (iii) Caledonia State Park
5 (A) Replace park office and visitors'
6 center 1,000,000
7 (Base Project Allocation - $1,000,000)
8 (iv) Canoe Creek State Park
9 (A) Replace pit latrines 500,000
10 (Base Project Allocation - $500,000)
11 (v) Codorus State Park
12 (A) Road and parking area improvements 350,000
13 (Base Project Allocation - $350,000)
14 (B) Renovate washhouse and restrooms 525,000
15 (Base Project Allocation - $525,000)
16 (vi) Cook Forest State Park
17 (A) Water treatment upgrades 400,000
18 (Base Project Allocation - $400,000)
19 (vii) Delaware Canal State Park
20 (A) Rehabilitate waterworks wall 450,000
21 (Base Project Allocation - $450,000)
22 (B) Rehabilitate Lock 7 500,000
23 (Base Project Allocation - $500,000)
24 (viii) Evansburg State Park
25 (A) Road improvements 335,000
26 (Base Project Allocation - $335,000)
27 (ix) Forest District 3
28 (A) Rehabilitate West Licking Creek Drive 700,000
29 (Base Project Allocation - $700,000)
30 (x) Forest District 4
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1 (A) Rehabilitate Linn Run Road 3,000,000
2 (Base Project Allocation - $3,000,000)
3 (xi) Forest District 10
4 (A) Large culvert replacement 1,000,000
5 (Base Project Allocation - $1,000,000)
6 (xii) Forest District 12
7 (A) Large culvert replacement 1,000,000
8 (Base Project Allocation - $1,000,000)
9 (xiii) Forest District 18
10 (A) Replace headquarters buildings 1,600,000
11 (Base Project Allocation - $1,600,000)
12 (xiv) Fort Washington State Park
13 (A) Resurface main park roads 300,000
14 (Base Project Allocation - $300,000)
15 (xv) Fowlers Hollow State Park
16 (A) Rehabilitate comfort station, well,
17 sewage system 350,000
18 (Base Project Allocation - $350,000)
19 (xvi) Gifford Pinchot State Park
20 (A) Road and parking area improvements 400,000
21 (Base Project Allocation - $400,000)
22 (B) Modernization of campground and
23 restroom facilities 400,000
24 (Base Project Allocation - $400,000)
25 (xvii) Gouldsboro State Park
26 (A) Replace bathhouse sewage system 600,000
27 (Base Project Allocation - $600,000)
28 (xviii) Hickory Run State Park
29 (A) Rehabilitate bridge 300,000
30 (Base Project Allocation - $300,000)
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1 (xix) Hills Creek State Park
2 (A) Replace washhouse 325,000
3 (Base Project Allocation - $325,000)
4 (xx) Hyner Run State Park
5 (A) Upgrade bathhouse/latrine facilities 350,000
6 (Base Project Allocation - $350,000)
7 (B) Construct new sewage treatment plant 350,000
8 (Base Project Allocation - $350,000)
9 (xxi) Kettle Creek State Park
10 (A) Rehabilitate park office and visitors'
11 center 375,000
12 (Base Project Allocation - $375,000)
13 (xxii) Kings Gap State Park
14 (A) Road improvements 6,000,000
15 (Base Project Allocation - $6,000,000)
16 (xxiii) Kooser State Park
17 (A) Rehabilitate water system 550,000
18 (Base Project Allocation - $550,000)
19 (xxiv) Little Buffalo State Park
20 (A) Rehabilitate sewage treatment and
21 collections systems 400,000
22 (Base Project Allocation - $400,000)
23 (B) Rehabilitate old mill, dam and
24 raceway 350,000
25 (Base Project Allocation - $350,000)
26 (C) Replace park office and visitor
27 center 650,000
28 (Base Project Allocation - $650,000)
29 (xxv) Little Pine State Park
30 (A) Rehabilitate park office and visitors'
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1 center 360,000
2 (Base Project Allocation - $360,000)
3 (xxvi) Marsh Creek State Park
4 (A) Rehabilitate parking areas 325,000
5 (Base Project Allocation - $325,000)
6 (xxvii) Moraine State Park
7 (A) Rehabilitate Crescent Bay Marina 850,000
8 (Base Project Allocation - $850,000)
9 (xxviii) Neshaminy State Park
10 (A) Rehabilitate pool area 400,000
11 (Base Project Allocation - $400,000)
12 (xxix) Nockamixon State Park
13 (A) Road improvements 350,000
14 (Base Project Allocation - $350,000)
15 (xxx) Ohiopyle State Park
16 (A) Rehabilitate Furncliff Railroad and
17 turnout area 750,000
18 (Base Project Allocation - $750,000)
19 (B) Park Office access 325,000
20 (Base Project Allocation - $325,000)
21 (xxxi) Park Region 1
22 (A) Water treatment upgrades 350,000
23 (Base Project Allocation - $350,000)
24 (xxxii) Park Region 3
25 (A) Addition to office complex 500,000
26 (Base Project Allocation - $500,000)
27 (xxxiii) Prince Gallitzin State Park
28 (A) Rehabilitate camps and services 340,000
29 (Base Project Allocation - $340,000)
30 (B) Replace pit latrines 500,000
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1 (Base Project Allocation - $500,000)
2 (C) Replace park office and visitors'
3 center 400,000
4 (Base Project Allocation - $400,000)
5 (xxxiv) Pymatuning State Park
6 (A) Replace boat concession building 750,000
7 (Base Project Allocation - $750,000)
8 (xxxv) Ralph Stover State Park
9 (A) Replace pit latrines 500,000
10 (Base Project Allocation - $500,000)
11 (xxxvi) Samuel S. Lewis State Park
12 (A) Replace pit latrines 640,000
13 (Base Project Allocation - $640,000)
14 (xxxvii) Swatara State Park
15 (A) Rehabilitate Waterville Bridge 1,300,000
16 (Base Project Allocation - $1,300,000)
17 (xxxviii) Thornhurst State Picnic Area
18 (A) Park improvements 150,000
19 (Base Project Allocation - $150,000)
20 (xxxix) Tuscarora State Park
21 (A) Road improvements 350,000
22 (Base Project Allocation - $350,000)
23 (xl) Whipple Dam State Park
24 (A) Replace park buildings and develop
25 sewage system 600,000
26 (Base Project Allocation - $600,000)
27 (2) Allegheny County
28 (i) Frazer Township
29 (A) Redesign Deer Lakes Park roadway to
30 reduce dangerous curves and grade 100,000
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1 (Base Project Allocation - $100,000)
2 (3) Cambria County
3 (i) Johnstown Redevelopment Authority
4 (A) Design and construction of a
5 collapsible dam on the Conemaugh River
6 to provide for recreational
7 opportunities 5,000,000
8 (Base Project Allocation - $5,000,000)
9 (B) Sandyvale Memorial Botanical
10 Gardens/Arboretum project, development
11 of a recreational/historical
12 attraction 2,000,000
13 (Base Project Allocation - $2,000,000)
14 (ii) City of Johnstown
15 (A) Johnstown Historic Point Stadium,
16 completion of renovations to the
17 stadium located in the central business
18 district of the city. Renovations
19 include stadium infrastructure, new
20 masonry, steel restoration, field
21 improvements, drainage, facilities
22 improvements, locker rooms and
23 concourse area. 2,000,000
24 (Base Project Allocation - $2,000,000)
25 (4) Elk County
26 (i) Benezette Township
27 (A) Elk habitat education center located
28 in Benezette Township 1,000,000
29 (Base Project Allocation - $1,000,000)
30 (5) Fayette County
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1 (i) Sheepskin Hike/Bike Trail Project
2 (A) Construction of a hike/bike trail 1,500,000
3 (Base Project Allocation - $1,500,000)
4 (6) Greene County
5 (i) Monongahela River Trail
6 (A) Land acquisition and development along
7 steel heritage route 2,000,000
8 (Base Project Allocation - $2,000,000)
9 (7) Lackawanna County
10 (i) Lackawanna College Health, Fitness and
11 Athletic Center
12 (A) Acquisition and rehabilitation of
13 vacant Catholic Youth Center in
14 Scranton for the creation of the
15 Lackawanna College Health, Fitness and
16 Athletic Center 3,000,000
17 (Base Project Allocation - $3,000,000)
18 (B) South Abington Township, park and
19 playground 200,000
20 (C) City of Scranton, Tripp Park Civic
21 Association Community Center,
22 including, but not limited to,
23 building, equipment and landscaping 25,000
24 (D) City of Scranton, construction of
25 field house at Tony Barletta Field 36,000
26 (E) City of Scranton, purchase of
27 bleachers, players' benches, field
28 maintenance equipment and open-air
29 pavilion at Tony Barletta Field 18,000
30 (F) City of Scranton, purchase of
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1 bleachers, players' benches and field
2 maintenance equipment to be used at
3 recreational facilities located in the
4 City of Scranton 25,000
5 (G) City of Scranton, construction of
6 grandstand, rehabilitation of dugouts
7 and fence replacement at Freddy
8 Battaglia Field 20,000
9 (H) City of Scranton, rehabilitation of
10 Nay Aug Park, including, but not
11 limited to, buildings, pavilions, road
12 resurfacing, parking facilities,
13 rehabilitation of swimming facilities
14 and rehabilitation of Everhart Museum 3,600,000
15 (I) City of Scranton, rehabilitation of
16 existing swimming pools, including, but
17 not limited to, bathhouse facilities
18 and filter rooms 1,200,000
19 (J) City of Scranton, Nay Aug Gorge access
20 and safety improvements 350,000
21 (K) Borough of Throop, ballpark and
22 recreation site 30,000
23 (L) Borough of Clarks Summit, renovation
24 of property and purchase of equipment
25 for planned recreation area 100,000
26 (M) City of Scranton, renovation of Weston
27 Park complex, including, but not
28 limited to, main building, swimming
29 pool, locker rooms, basketball courts,
30 tennis courts, parking area and roadway
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1 and football fields 1,200,000
2 (N) City of Scranton, renovation of Weston
3 Field complex, including, but not
4 limited to, main building; indoor
5 swimming pool; basketball court; men's
6 and women's locker rooms; outdoor
7 basketball courts; tennis courts;
8 handball court; pavilion; swimming
9 pool, including locker rooms; parking
10 area; roadways; playground and
11 basketball court 2,400,000
12 (8) Luzerne County
13 (i) Moon Lake Park
14 (A) Renovations 1,150,000
15 (Base Project Allocation - $1,150,000)
16 (II) SUSQUEHANNA RIVER TRAIL, CONSTRUCTION OF <--
17 TRAIL ALONG A CORRIDOR OF RAILWAY OWNED BY
18 THE LUZERNE COUNTY RAIL CORPORATION FROM
19 BOROUGH OF DURYEA TO CITY OF WILKES-BARRE 300,000
20 (9) Northampton County
21 (i) City of Bethlehem
22 (A) Sand Island West, renovation and
23 redevelopment of park and recreation
24 area on the western end of Sand Island 1,000,000
25 (Base Project Allocation - $1,000,000)
26 (B) Saucon Park, renovation and
27 redevelopment of park and recreation
28 facilities in Saucon Park 750,000
29 (Base Project Allocation - $750,000)
30 (10) Warren County
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1 (i) Riverfront
2 (A) Development of the riverfront in
3 Warren County 500,000
4 (Base Project Allocation - $500,000)
5 (11) York County
6 (i) Heritage Rail/Trail
7 (A) Development of ten miles of trail and
8 associated improvements 1,625,000
9 (Base Project Allocation - $1,625,000)
10 Section 9. Itemization of Environmental Stewardship Fund
11 projects.
12 Projects in the category of public improvement projects to be
13 constructed by the Department of Conservation and Natural
14 Resources, its successors or assigns, and to be financed by
15 current revenues of the Environmental Stewardship Fund, are
16 hereby itemized together with their respective estimated
17 financial costs as follows:
18 Total
19 Project
20 Project Allocation
21 (1) Department of Conservation and Natural
22 Resources
23 (i) Blue Knob State Park
24 (A) Rehabilitate swimming pool and day-use
25 area 1,000,000
26 (Base Project Allocation - $1,000,000)
27 (ii) Caledonia State Park
28 (A) Rehabilitate camps and services 1,000,000
29 (Base Project Allocation - $1,000,000)
30 (iii) Cowans Gap State Park
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1 (A) Modernize restroom and bath
2 facilities 2,500,000
3 (Base Project Allocation - $2,500,000)
4 (B) Natural Resources Protection 400,000
5 (Base Project Allocation - $400,000)
6 (iv) Denton Hill State Park
7 (A) Rehabilitate sewage system and
8 associated electrical system 350,000
9 (Base Project Allocation - $350,000)
10 (v) Forest District 7
11 (A) Rehabilitate office 1,600,000
12 (Base Project Allocation - $1,600,000)
13 (vi) Forest District 12
14 (A) Replace district office 1,600,000
15 (Base Project Allocation - $1,600,000)
16 (vii) Forest District 13
17 (A) Replace Forest Headquarters Building 1,500,000
18 (Base Project Allocation - $1,500,000)
19 (viii) Forest District 19
20 (A) Replace Forest Headquarters Building 1,500,000
21 (Base Project Allocation - $1,500,000)
22 (ix) Hickory Run State Park
23 (A) Replace pit latrines 2,000,000
24 (Base Project Allocation - $2,000,000)
25 (B) Rehabilitate sewer and water systems 500,000
26 (Base Project Allocation - $500,000)
27 (x) Hills Creek State Park
28 (A) Replace pit latrines and upgrade
29 washhouses 425,000
30 (Base Project Allocation - $425,000)
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1 (xi) Hyner Run State Park
2 (A) Bridge reconstruction and road
3 improvement 550,000
4 (Base Project Allocation - $550,000)
5 (xii) Laurel Hill State Park
6 (A) Rehabilitate group camps 1,200,000
7 (Base Project Allocation - $1,200,000)
8 (B) Rehabilitate day-use buildings 1,350,000
9 (Base Project Allocation - $1,350,000)
10 (xiii) Marsh Creek State Park
11 (A) Renovate pool facility 500,000
12 (Base Project Allocation - $500,000)
13 (xiv) Park Region 4
14 (A) Rehabilitate water tanks 740,000
15 (Base Project Allocation - $740,000)
16 (xv) Parker Dam State Park
17 (A) Replace pit latrine and renovate
18 office 900,000
19 (Base Project Allocation - $900,000)
20 (xvi) Penn Nursery
21 (A) Replace nursery offices 2,000,000
22 (Base Project Allocation - $2,000,000)
23 (xvii) Pine Grove Furnace State Park
24 (A) Improvements to Laurel Lake 600,000
25 (Base Project Allocation - $600,000)
26 (B) Replace bathhouses, pit latrines and
27 change houses 1,300,000
28 (Base Project Allocation - $1,300,000)
29 (xviii) Prince Gallitzin State Park
30 (A) Shoreline protection 500,000
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1 (Base Project Allocation - $500,000)
2 (xix) Raccoon Creek State Park
3 (A) Replace pit latrines 550,000
4 (Base Project Allocation - $550,000)
5 (xx) Shawnee State Park
6 (A) Park building improvements 1,350,000
7 (Base Project Allocation - $1,350,000)
8 (xxi) Sizerville State Park
9 (A) Replace pit latrines and office 900,000
10 (Base Project Allocation - $900,000)
11 (xxii) Tobyhanna State Park
12 (A) Rehabilitate day use and camp grounds 1,500,000
13 (Base Project Allocation - $1,500,000)
14 (xxiii) Tyler State Park
15 (A) Road and trail improvements 500,000
16 (Base Project Allocation - $500,000)
17 Section 10. Itemization of Pennsylvania Fish and Boat
18 Commission Capital Projects.
19 The individual capital projects in the category of public
20 improvement projects to be acquired or developed by the
21 Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission and to be financed by the
22 incurring of debt or by the current revenues of the Fish Fund
23 and the Boat Fund pursuant to executive authorizations are
24 hereby itemized together with their respective estimated costs,
25 as follows:
26 Total
27 Project
28 Project Allocation
29 (1) Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission
30 (i) Bedford County
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1 (A) Upgrade water treatment and renovate
2 station buildings and utilities at
3 Reynoldsdale Fish Culture Station 5,575,000
4 (Base Project Allocation - $3,937,000)
5 (Design and Contingencies - $1,638,000)
6 (ii) Clinton County
7 (A) Upgrade water treatment and renovate
8 station buildings and utilities at
9 Tylersville Fish Culture Station 2,040,000
10 (Base Project Allocation - $1,440,000)
11 (Design and Contingencies - $600,000)
12 (iii) Cumberland County
13 (A) Upgrade water treatment and renovate
14 station buildings and utilities at
15 Huntsdale Fish Culture Station 3,840,000
16 (Base Project Allocation - $2,712,000)
17 (Design and Contingencies - $1,128,000)
18 (iv) Elk County
19 (A) Contribute to a cooperative watershed
20 project to install a demonstration
21 recirculation fish culture facility at
22 abandoned mine site in Horton Township 1,600,000
23 (Base Project Allocation - $1,400,000)
24 (Design and Contingencies - $200,000)
25 (v) Erie County
26 (A) Upgrade water treatment and renovate
27 station buildings and utilities at
28 Corry Fish Culture Station 2,655,000
29 (Base Project Allocation - $1,875,000)
30 (Design and Contingencies - $780,000)
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1 (vi) Lackawanna County
2 (A) Development of parking area and
3 boating and fishing access area for
4 persons who are physically disabled at
5 Merli/Sarnoski Park 720,000
6 (B) Development of parking area, pavilion
7 and boating and fishing access area for
8 persons who are physically disabled in
9 the Bullshead section of Scranton along
10 the Lackawanna River 720,000
11 (vii) Potter County
12 (A) Upgrade water treatment and renovate
13 station buildings and utilities at
14 Oswayo Fish Culture Station 2,220,000
15 (Base Project Allocation - $1,568,000)
16 (Design and Contingencies - $652,000)
17 Section 11. Itemization of Motor License Fund current revenue
18 projects.
19 The individual capital projects in the category of public
20 improvement projects to be developed by the Department of
21 General Services, its successors or assigns, for the Department
22 of Transportation, and to be financed from current revenues of
23 the Motor License Fund are hereby itemized together with their
24 respective itemized costs as follows:
25 Total
26 Project
27 Project Allocation
28 (1) Department of Transportation
29 (i) Highway Maintenance Facility, Chester
30 County
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1 (A) Construct or acquire a replacement
2 maintenance facility 2,750,000
3 (Base Project Allocation - $2,500,000)
4 (Design and Contingencies - $250,000)
5 (ii) Highway Maintenance Facility, Pike County
6 (A) Construct or acquire a replacement
7 maintenance facility 3,500,000
8 (Base Project Allocation - $3,000,000)
9 (Land Allocation - $500,000)
10 (iii) Highway Maintenance Facility,
11 Westmoreland County
12 (A) Construct or acquire a replacement
13 maintenance facility 5,000,000
14 (Base Project Allocation - $4,500,000)
15 (Land Allocation - $500,000)
16 (iv) Highway Maintenance Facility, York County
17 (A) Construct or acquire a replacement
18 maintenance facility 4,500,000
19 (Base Project Allocation - $4,000,000)
20 (Land Allocation - $500,000)
21 Section 12. Itemization of Manufacturing Fund current revenue
22 projects.
23 The individual capital projects in the category of public
24 improvement projects to be developed by the Department of
25 General Services, its successors or assigns, for the Department
26 of Corrections, and to be financed from current revenues of the
27 Manufacturing Fund are hereby itemized together with their
28 respective itemized costs as follows:
29 Total
30 Project
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1 Project Allocation
2 (1) Department of Corrections
3 (i) State Correctional Institution - Coal
4 Township
5 (A) Addition to Furniture Factory 2,100,000
6 (Base Project Allocation - $1,750,000)
7 (Design and Contingencies - $350,000)
8 (ii) State Correctional Institution - Dallas
9 (A) Addition to Correctional Industries
10 Buildings 1,787,000
11 (Base Project Allocation - $1,489,000)
12 (Design and Contingencies - $298,000)
13 Section 13. Limited waiver of local requirements.
14 The limitation on Department of Transportation funding of
15 capital projects under 74 Pa.C.S. § 1302(4) shall be totally
16 waived for the capital projects in the category of
17 transportation assistance projects for mass transit contained in
18 section 5(a)(10)(iii), (iv), (v), (vi), (vii), (viii), (ix),
19 (x), (xi) and (xii) and (12)(xiv), (xv), (xvi) and (xvii).
20 Section 14. PennDOT authorization.
21 The Department of General Services is authorized to construct
22 each of the six county maintenance facilities and one server
23 farm itemized in section 3 by award of a contract through the
24 competitive sealed bidding method or through a lease/purchase.
25 If the Department of General Services and PennDOT elect to
26 construct one or more of the County Maintenance Facilities and
27 Server Farm through the lease/purchase, the Department of
28 General Services shall solicit proposals, on behalf of PennDOT,
29 and shall award lease/purchases based on the best interests of
30 this Commonwealth. The term of any lease/purchase shall not
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1 exceed 20 years.
2 Section 15. Debt authorization.
3 (a) Public improvements.--The Governor, Auditor General and
4 State Treasurer are hereby authorized and directed to borrow
5 from time to time in addition to any authorization heretofore or
6 hereafter enacted, on the credit of the Commonwealth, subject to
7 the limitations provided in the current capital budget, money
8 not exceeding in the aggregate the sum of $1,998,478,000 <--
9 $2,179,919,000 as may be found necessary to carry out the
10 acquisition and construction of the public improvement projects
11 specifically itemized in a capital budget.
12 (b) Furniture and equipment.--The Governor, Auditor General
13 and State Treasurer are hereby authorized and directed to borrow
14 from time to time in addition to any authorization heretofore or
15 hereafter enacted, on the credit of the Commonwealth, subject to
16 the limitations provided in the current capital budget, money
17 not exceeding in the aggregate the sum of $93,731,000 <--
18 $94,741,000 as may be found necessary to carry out the public
19 improvement projects consisting of the acquisition of original
20 movable furniture and equipment specifically itemized in a
21 capital budget.
22 (c) Transportation assistance.--The Governor, Auditor
23 General and State Treasurer are hereby authorized and directed
24 to borrow from time to time in addition to any authorization
25 heretofore or hereafter enacted, on the credit of the
26 Commonwealth, subject to the limitations provided in the current
27 capital budget, money not exceeding in the aggregate the sum of
28 $1,077,573,000 $1,121,916,000 as may be found necessary to carry <--
29 out the acquisition and construction of the transportation
30 assistance projects specifically itemized in a capital budget.
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1 (d) Redevelopment assistance.--Subject to the limitation in
2 section 317(b) of the act of February 9, 1999 (P.L.1, No.1),
3 known as the Capital Facilities Debt Enabling Act, the Governor,
4 Auditor General and State Treasurer are hereby authorized and
5 directed to borrow from time to time in addition to any
6 authorization heretofore or hereafter enacted, on the credit of
7 the Commonwealth, subject to the limitations provided in the
8 current capital budget, money not exceeding in the aggregate the
9 sum of $1,718,558,000 $1,861,948,000 as may be found necessary <--
10 to carry out the redevelopment assistance and the redevelopment
11 assistance capital projects specifically itemized in a capital
12 budget.
13 (e) Flood control.--The Governor, Auditor General and State
14 Treasurer are hereby authorized and directed to borrow from time
15 to time in addition to any authorization heretofore or hereafter
16 enacted, on the credit of the Commonwealth, subject to the
17 limitations provided in the current capital budget, money not
18 exceeding in the aggregate the sum of $109,041,000 $119,541,000 <--
19 as may be found necessary to carry out the acquisition and
20 construction of the flood control projects specifically itemized
21 in a capital budget.
22 (f) Pennsylvania fish and Boat Commission projects.--The
23 Governor, Auditor General and State Treasurer are hereby
24 authorized and directed to borrow from time to time in addition
25 to any authorization heretofore or hereafter enacted, on the
26 credit of the Commonwealth, subject to the limitations provided
27 in the current capital budget, money not exceeding in the
28 aggregate sum of $19,370,000 as may be found necessary to carry
29 out the acquisition and construction of the Pennsylvania Fish
30 and Boat Commission projects specifically itemized in this
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1 capital budget.
2 Section 16. Issue of bonds.
3 The indebtedness authorized in this act shall be incurred,
4 from time to time, and shall be evidenced by one or more series
5 of general obligation bonds of the Commonwealth in such
6 aggregate principal amount for each series as the Governor, the
7 Auditor General and the State Treasurer shall determine, but the
8 latest stated maturity date shall not exceed the estimated
9 useful life of the projects being financed as stated in section
10 17.
11 Section 17. Estimated useful life and term of debt.
12 (a) Estimated useful life.--The General Assembly states that
13 the estimated useful life of the public improvement projects
14 itemized in this act is as follows:
15 (1) Public improvement projects, 30 years.
16 (2) Furniture and equipment projects, 10 years.
17 (3) Transportation assistance projects:
18 (i) Rolling stock, 15 years.
19 (ii) Passenger buses, 12 years.
20 (iii) Furniture and equipment, 10 years.
21 (iv) All others, 30 years.
22 (b) Term of debt.--The maximum term of the debt authorized
23 to be incurred under this act is 30 years.
24 Section 18. Redevelopment assistance capital projects.
25 Notwithstanding any other law to the contrary, Federal funds
26 may be used as the non-State match for redevelopment assistance
27 capital projects as defined in section 302 of the act of
28 February 9, 1999 (P.L.1, No.1), known as the Capital Facilities
29 Debt Enabling Act, and authorized in a capital budget
30 itemization act on or before the effective date of this act.
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1 Section 19. Appropriations.
2 (a) Public improvements.--The net proceeds of the sale of
3 the obligations authorized in this act are hereby appropriated
4 from the Capital Facilities Fund to the Department of General
5 Services in the maximum amount of $1,998,478,000 $2,179,919,000 <--
6 to be used by it exclusively to defray the financial cost of the
7 public improvement projects specifically itemized in a capital
8 budget. After reserving or paying the expense of the sale of the
9 obligation, the State Treasurer shall pay to the Department of
10 Transportation the moneys as required and certified by it to be
11 legally due and payable.
12 (b) Furniture and equipment.--The net proceeds of the sale
13 of the obligations authorized in this act are hereby
14 appropriated from the Capital Facilities Fund to the Department
15 of General Services in the maximum amount of $93,731,000 <--
16 $94,741,000 to be used by it exclusively to defray the financial
17 cost of the public improvement projects consisting of the
18 acquisition of original movable furniture and equipment
19 specifically itemized in a capital budget. After reserving or
20 paying the expenses of the sale of the obligation, the State
21 Treasurer shall pay to the Department of General Services the
22 moneys as required and certified by it to be legally due and
23 payable.
24 (c) Transportation assistance.--The net proceeds of the sale
25 of the obligations authorized in this act are hereby
26 appropriated from the Capital Facilities Fund to the Department
27 of Transportation in the maximum amount of $1,077,573,000 <--
28 $1,121,916,000 to be used by it exclusively to defray the
29 financial cost of the transportation assistance projects
30 specifically itemized in a capital budget. After reserving or
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1 paying the expense of the sale of the obligation, the State
2 Treasurer shall pay to the Department of Transportation the
3 moneys as required and certified by it to be legally due and
4 payable.
5 (d) Redevelopment assistance.--The net proceeds of the sale
6 of the obligations authorized in this act are hereby
7 appropriated from the Capital Facilities Fund to the Department
8 of Community and Economic Development in the maximum amount of
9 $1,718,558,000 $1,861,948,000 to be used by it exclusively to <--
10 defray the financial cost of the redevelopment assistance and
11 redevelopment assistance capital projects specifically itemized
12 in a capital budget. After reserving or paying the expenses of
13 the sale of the obligation, the State Treasurer shall pay to the
14 Department of Community and Economic Development the moneys as
15 required and certified by it to be legally due and payable.
16 (e) Flood control.--The net proceeds of the sale of the
17 obligations authorized in this act are hereby appropriated from
18 the Capital Facilities Fund to the Department of Environmental
19 Protection in the maximum amount of $109,041,000 $119,541,000 to <--
20 be used by it exclusively to defray the financial cost of the
21 flood control projects specifically itemized in a capital
22 budget. After reserving or paying the expense of the sale of the
23 obligation, the State Treasurer shall pay to the Department of
24 Environmental Protection the moneys as required and certified by
25 it to be legally due and payable.
26 (f) Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission projects.--The net
27 proceeds of the sale of the obligations authorized in this act
28 are hereby appropriated from the Capital Facilities Fund to the
29 Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission in the maximum amount of
30 $19,370,000 to be used by it exclusively to defray the financial
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1 cost of the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission projects
2 specifically itemized in a capital budget. After reserving or
3 paying the expense of the sale of the obligation, the State
4 Treasurer shall pay to the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission
5 the moneys as required and certified by it to be legally due and
6 payable.
7 Section 20. Federal funds.
8 (a) Projects itemized in this act.--In addition to those
9 funds appropriated in section 19, all moneys received from the
10 Federal Government for the projects specifically itemized in
11 this act are also hereby appropriated for those projects.
12 (b) Projects not requiring itemization.--Department of
13 Military and Veterans Affairs construction projects which are
14 totally federally funded but which are to be administered by the
15 Department of General Services are hereby authorized.
16 SECTION 21. PROJECT NOT REQUIRING ITEMIZATION. <--
17 THE MEMORIAL TO BE DESIGNED AND ERECTED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF
18 GENERAL SERVICES FROM THE PROCEEDS OF THE FLIGHT 93 VICTIMS
19 MEMORIAL FUND, PURSUANT TO THE ACT OF , (P.L. , NO. ),
20 KNOWN AS THE FLIGHT 93 VICTIMS MEMORIAL ACT, IS HEREBY
21 AUTHORIZED.
22 Section 21 22. Special contract provisions. <--
23 The projects authorized in section 3(5)(xxxvi) and (cvii)(N)
24 of the act of October 21, 1988 (P.L.851, No.113), known as the
25 Capital Budget Project Itemization Act for 1987-1988, may be
26 combined for design and bid to allow the projects to be
27 constructed at the same location.
28 Section 22 23. Expiration of authorization and appropriation. <--
29 (a) Current act.--The authorization and appropriation for
30 the additional capital projects itemized in this act shall
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1 expire as follows:
2 (1) Capital projects itemized in sections 3, 4, 7 and 10
3 which have not been released for design within four years of
4 the effective date of this act shall expire upon such date
5 and shall be considered repealed.
6 (2) Capital projects itemized in sections 5 and 6 for
7 which grant agreements have not been executed within four
8 years of the effective date of this act shall expire upon
9 such date and shall be considered repealed.
10 (b) 1999 act.--Notwithstanding any other provision of law to
11 the contrary, the authorization and appropriation for the
12 additional capital projects itemized in the act of June 25, 1999
13 (P.L.237, No.35), known as the Capital Budget Project
14 Itemization Act for 1999-2000, shall expire as follows:
15 (1) Capital projects itemized in sections 3, 4, 7, 8, 9,
16 10, 11 and 12 of this act which have not been released for
17 design by June 25, 2003, shall expire on such date and shall
18 be considered repealed.
19 (2) Capital projects itemized in sections 5 and 6 of
20 this act for which grant agreements have not been executed by
21 June 25, 2003, shall expire on such date and shall be
22 considered repealed.
23 (c) 2000 act.--Notwithstanding any other provision of law to
24 the contrary, the authorization and appropriation for the
25 additional capital projects itemized in the act of June 22, 2000
26 (P.L.136, No.27), known as the Capital Budget Act of 2000-2001,
27 shall expire as follows:
28 (1) Capital projects itemized in sections 4, 5, 8, 9 and
29 10 of this act which have not been released for design by
30 June 22, 2004, shall expire on such date and shall be
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1 considered repealed.
2 (2) Capital projects itemized in sections 6 and 7 of
3 this act for which grant agreements have not been executed by
4 June 22, 2004, shall expire on such date and shall be
5 considered repealed.
6 (d) Extensions.--The Secretary of the Budget may extend an
7 expired project for up to one year upon written notification to
8 the chairman and minority chairman of the Appropriations
9 Committee of the Senate and the chairman and minority chairman
10 of the Appropriations Committee of the House of Representatives.
11 Upon expiration of the extension period, an extended project may
12 not be subsequently extended.
13 (e) Reports.--Whenever the authorization and appropriation
14 for the additional capital projects itemized under this act
15 shall expire pursuant to subsection (a), the Secretary of the
16 Budget shall, within 30 days of the date of expiration, provide
17 to the chairman and minority chairman of the Appropriations
18 Committee of the Senate and the chairman and minority chairman
19 of the Appropriations Committee of the House of Representatives
20 a report itemizing all capital projects which have expired. Such
21 report shall contain specific references to the section of the
22 act wherein the projects were itemized and shall include the
23 project location, project description and authorized project
24 amount. The report shall also aggregate the total dollar amount
25 of expired projects by capital project category.
26 Section 23 24. Expenditure adjustment. <--
27 All funds expended or encumbered for public improvement
28 projects itemized in section 3(7)(v)(A) of the act of December
29 20, 1990 (P.L.1472, No.223), known as the Capital Budget Project
30 Itemization Act for 1990-1991, section 3(7)(i)(J), (K), (L),
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1 (M), (N), (O), (P) and (Q) of the act of October 10, 1997
2 (P.L.392, No.47), known as the Capital Budget Project
3 Itemization Act for 1996-1997, section 3(10)(v)(A) and (B) of
4 the act of June 25, 1999 (P.L.237, No.35), known as the Capital
5 Budget Project Itemization Act of 1999-2000, and section
6 4(7)(i)(A), (E) and (F) of the act of June 22, 2000 (P.L.136,
7 No.27), known as the Capital Budget Debt Authorization and
8 Project Itemization Act of 2000-2001, shall be credited against
9 the projects set forth in section 3(7)(i)(B) and (C) of this
10 act.
11 Section 24 25. Delegation and exemption of public improvement <--
12 projects.
13 For the public improvement projects specifically itemized in
14 section 3(14) 3(13)(XIII), the Department of General Services <--
15 may delegate the authority to construct, improve, equip,
16 furnish, maintain, acquire or operate such projects to the
17 Philadelphia Regional Port Authority. Notwithstanding any
18 provision of law to the contrary, the Philadelphia Regional Port
19 Authority, at its discretion and subsequent to the
20 aforementioned delegation, may contract with one or more of the
21 tenant companies leasing or operating port facilities at the
22 Port of Philadelphia for the purpose of constructing, improving,
23 equipping, furnishing, maintaining, acquiring or operating the
24 public improvement projects specifically itemized in section
25 3(14) 3(13)(XIII). In addition, the projects itemized in section <--
26 3(14) 3(13)(XIII) shall be exempt from the first paragraph of <--
27 section 1 of the act of May 1, 1913 (P.L.155, No.104), entitled
28 "An act regulating the letting of certain contracts for the
29 erection, construction, and alteration of public buildings," the
30 provisions of the act of March 3, 1978 (P.L.6, No.3), known as
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1 the Steel Products Procurement Act, and any provisions of law
2 requiring the bidding of projects.
3 Section 25 26. Repeals. <--
4 The following acts and parts of acts are repealed:
5 Section 3(7)(v)(A) of the act of December 20, 1990 (P.L.1472,
6 No.223), known as the Capital Budget Project Itemization Act for
7 1990-1991.
8 Section 3(7)(i)(J), (K), (L), (M), (N), (O), (P) and (Q) of
9 the act of October 10, 1997 (P.L.392, No.47), known as the
10 Capital Budget Project Itemization Act for 1996-1997.
11 Section 3(5)(i)(A), (B) and (C), (v)(A)(v) and (10)(v)(A) and
12 (B), 4(2)(i)(A) and (B), 5(9)(xviii) and (xix), 6(13)(vii)(A)
13 and (39.1)(ii)(A) of the act of June 25, 1999 (P.L.237, No.35),
14 known as the Capital Budget Project Itemization Act of 1999-
15 2000.
16 Section 4(3)(iv)(A), (E), (G), (I) and (J) and (7)(i)(A), (E)
17 and (F) and (6)(9)(iv), (v), (vi), (vii), (viii) and (ix) of the
18 act of June 22, 2000 (P.L.136, No.27), known as the Capital
19 Budget Debt Authorization and Project Itemization Act of 2000-
20 2001.
21 Section 26 27. Editorial changes. <--
22 In editing and preparing this act for printing following the
23 final enactment, the Legislative Reference Bureau shall insert
24 or revise letters or numbers for projects where the letters or
25 numbers are missing or require revision. The bureau shall also
26 revise the total monetary amounts for the total authorization,
27 debt authorization, appropriations and departmental totals as
28 necessary to agree with the total monetary amounts of the
29 projects.
30 Section 27 28. Effective date. <--
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1 This act shall take effect immediately.
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