HOUSE AMENDED
PRIOR PRINTER'S NOS. 182, 389, 439, PRINTER'S NO. 1348
1336
No. 188 Session of 1997
INTRODUCED BY TILGHMAN, JANUARY 23, 1997
AS RE-REPORTED FROM COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS, HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES, AS AMENDED, SEPTEMBER 30, 1997
A SUPPLEMENT
1 To the act of July 11, 1996 (P.L.595, No.101), entitled "An act
2 providing for the capital budget for the fiscal year 1996-
3 1997," itemizing public improvement projects, furniture and
4 equipment projects, transportation assistance projects,
5 redevelopment assistance and redevelopment assistance capital
6 projects, flood control projects, Keystone Recreation, Park
7 and Conservation projects and forestry bridge projects to be
8 constructed or acquired or assisted by the Department of
9 General Services, the Department of Conservation and Natural
10 Resources, the Department of Environmental Protection, the
11 Department of Community and Economic Development, the
12 Department of Transportation, the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat
13 Commission or the Pennsylvania Game Commission, together with
14 their estimated financial costs; authorizing the incurring of
15 debt without the approval of the electors for the purpose of
16 financing the projects to be constructed or acquired or
17 assisted by the Department of General Services, the
18 Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, the
19 Department of Environmental Protection, the Department of
20 Community and Economic Development or the Department of
21 Transportation; stating the estimated useful life of the
22 projects; authorizing certain waivers; making appropriations;
23 and making repeals.
24 The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
25 hereby enacts as follows:
26 Section 1. Short title.
1 This act shall be known and may be cited as the Capital
2 Budget Project Itemization Act for 1996-1997.
3 Section 2. Total authorizations.
4 (a) Public improvements.--The total authorization for the
5 additional capital projects in the category of public
6 improvement projects itemized in section 3 and to be acquired or
7 constructed by the Department of General Services, its
8 successors or assigns, and to be financed by the incurring of
9 debt, shall be $1,773,210,000 $2,139,205,000 $2,358,345,000. <--
10 (b) Furniture and equipment.--The total authorization for
11 the additional capital projects in the category of public
12 improvement projects consisting of the acquisition of original
13 movable furniture and equipment to complete public improvement
14 projects itemized in section 4 and to be acquired by the
15 Department of General Services, its successors or assigns, and
16 to be financed by the incurring of debt, shall be $52,677,000 <--
17 $56,390,000 $54,390,000. <--
18 (c) Transportation assistance.--The total authorization for
19 the capital projects in the category of transportation
20 assistance projects itemized in section 5 with respect to which
21 an interest is to be acquired in or constructed by the
22 Department of Transportation, its successors or assigns, and to
23 be financed by the incurring of debt, shall be $540,881,000 <--
24 $942,866,000 $952,633,000. <--
25 (d) Redevelopment assistance.--The total authorization for
26 the additional capital projects in the category of redevelopment
27 assistance and redevelopment assistance capital projects
28 itemized in section 6 for capital grants by the Department of
29 Community and Economic Development, its successors or assigns,
30 and to be financed by the incurring of debt, shall be
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1 $1,012,098,000 $2,414,531,000 $2,526,774,000. <--
2 (e) Flood control.--The total authorization for the capital
3 projects in the category of flood control projects itemized in
4 section 7 and to be constructed by the Department of
5 Environmental Protection, its successors or assigns, and to be
6 financed by the incurring of debt, shall be $25,456,000 <--
7 $122,241,000 $122,741,000. <--
8 (f) Keystone Recreation, Park and Conservation.--The total
9 authorization for the capital projects in the category of
10 Keystone Recreation, Park and Conservation projects itemized in
11 section 8 and to be constructed by the Department of
12 Conservation and Natural Resources, its successors or assigns,
13 and to be financed from revenues in the Keystone Recreation,
14 Park and Conservation Fund shall be $15,150,000 $34,580,000 <--
15 $39,860,000. <--
16 (g) Game Fund projects.--The total authorization for the
17 capital projects in the category of public improvement projects
18 itemized in section 9 to be acquired by the Pennsylvania Game
19 Commission and to be financed from current revenues of the Game
20 Fund pursuant to executive authorizations shall be $5,000,000.
21 (h) Fish and Boat Fund projects.--The total authorization
22 for the capital projects in the category of public improvement
23 projects itemized in section 10 to be acquired or developed by
24 the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission and to be financed
25 from current revenues of the Boat Fund and the Fish Fund
26 pursuant to executive authorization shall be $6,380,000 <--
27 $10,080,000 $11,520,000. <--
28 Section 3. Itemization of public improvement projects.
29 Additional capital projects in the category of public
30 improvement projects to be constructed or acquired by the
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1 Department of General Services, its successors or assigns, and
2 to be financed by the incurring of debt, are hereby itemized,
3 together with their respective estimated financial costs, as
4 follows:
5 Total
6 Project
7 Project Allocation
8 (1) Department of Agriculture $12,397,000
9 (i) Department of Agriculture Headquarters
10 (A) Construction of a headhouse and
11 greenhouse addition including a covered
12 walkway to connect all structures 392,000
13 (Base Project Allocation - $327,000)
14 (Design and Contingencies - $65,000)
15 (ii) Farm Show Complex
16 (A) Removal of piping and ducting which
17 contain asbestos materials and/or
18 encapsulation of asbestos containing
19 materials in Large Arena 785,000
20 (Base Project Allocation - $654,000)
21 (Design and Contingencies - $131,000)
22 (B) Reconstruction of roof system
23 including supporting joists, framing,
24 decking, asbestos abatement and
25 exterior materials involving 455,000
26 square feet over all main exhibition
27 areas. Project must be fully evaluated
28 regarding feasibility and costs of
29 alternatives to reconstructing the
30 existing design before implementation 9,000,000
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1 (Base Project Allocation - $7,500,000)
2 (Design and Contingencies - $1,500,000)
3 (C) Conversion of one existing boiler to a
4 gas/oil fired unit to allow flexible
5 operations at lower pressures 420,000
6 (Base Project Allocation - $350,000)
7 (Design and Contingencies - $70,000)
8 (D) Exterior cleaning, sealing and
9 reconstruction of masonry walls and
10 decorative friezes of main building 1,800,000
11 (Base Project Allocation - $1,500,000)
12 (Design and Contingencies - $300,000)
13 (2) Department of Community and Economic <--
14 Development $150,500,000
15 (2) DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC <--
16 DEVELOPMENT $16,549,000
17 (2) DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC <--
18 DEVELOPMENT $198,549,000
19 (I) PHILADELPHIA AREA <--
20 (A) CONVERSION OF THE FORMER PHILADELPHIA
21 NAVY YARD 182,000,000
22 (i) (II) Port of Philadelphia <--
23 (A) Construction of a cruise ship
24 facility 2,000,000
25 (ii) David L. Lawrence Convention Center <--
26 (A) Expansion of convention center 145,000,000
27 (iii) Pittsburgh's north shore
28 (A) Construction of a passenger pier
29 terminal 1,000,000
30 (II) (III) PORT OF PITTSBURGH <--
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1 (A) CONSTRUCTION OF A PASSENGER PIER
2 TERMINAL ON PITTSBURGH'S NORTH SHORE 1,000,000
3 (III) (IV) PORT OF ERIE <--
4 (A) STATE STREET PIER CONSTRUCTION AND
5 RENOVATION 1,000,000
6 (IV) (V) LACKAWANNA COUNTY <--
7 (A) BOROUGH OF THROOP, PURCHASE AND
8 INSTALLATION OF TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES
9 ON UNDERWOOD ROAD 11,000
10 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $9,000)
11 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $2,000)
12 (V) (VI) GREENE COUNTY <--
13 (A) NEMACOLIN INDUSTRIAL PARK - PHASE I
14 SITE DEVELOPMENT, ENVIRONMENTAL
15 ASSESSMENT AND CLEAN-UP AND
16 IMPROVEMENTS TO PORT FACILITIES 10,000,000
17 (iv) (VI) (VII) Somerset County, Summit <--
18 Township
19 (A) Relocation of approximately 46 houses
20 out of the flood plain of the Casselman
21 River across the river from the Borough
22 of Meyersdale 2,500,000
23 (VII) (VIII) SHAWNEE PARK FIELD, CITY OF <--
24 MONESSEN, WESTMORELAND COUNTY
25 (A) ERECTION OF LIGHTS 38,000
26 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $30,000)
27 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $8,000)
28 (3) Department of Conservation and Natural <--
29 Resources $25,568,000
30 (3) DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION AND NATURAL <--
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1 RESOURCES $81,175,000
2 (I) CHAPMAN DAM STATE PARK
3 (A) FLOOD DAMAGE REPAIRS, RENOVATIONS AND
4 PROVIDE INCREASED HANDICAPPED
5 ACCESSIBILITY 550,000
6 (i) (II) Cowans Gap State Park <--
7 (A) Day-use upgrade 300,000
8 (B) Repair dam control tower and gate
9 valve 700,000
10 (C) Sewage treatment plant upgrade 200,000
11 (III) LACKAWANNA STATE PARK <--
12 (A) CONSTRUCTION OF IMPROVEMENTS AND
13 ADDITIONAL AMENITIES 200,000
14 (IV) LEHIGH GORGE STATE PARK
15 (A) PARK IMPROVEMENTS 2,925,000
16 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $2,500,000)
17 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $425,000)
18 (B) INTERPRETIVE FACILITIES AND TRAIL
19 CONSTRUCTION 3,225,000
20 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $2,750,000)
21 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $475,000)
22 (C) LAND ACQUISITION 2,500,000
23 (ii) (V) Nescopeck State Park <--
24 (A) Park development, construction of
25 comfort stations, pavilions, warming
26 huts, roadways, parking lots and
27 utilities in the main, middle and lower
28 day use areas 2,000,000
29 (B) Development of cabin area,
30 construction of ten rustic cabins,
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1 including roads, utilities and site
2 development 1,500,000
3 (C) Development of overnight camping area,
4 construction of campground to include
5 site development, bath houses, living
6 areas, roads, overflow parking and
7 utilities 1,500,000
8 (iii) (VI) Oil Creek State Park <--
9 (A) Rehabilitation and enlargement of
10 train station 100,000
11 (B) Design, production and installation of
12 exhibits 201,000
13 (iv) (VII) Presque Isle State Park <--
14 (A) Waterworks reservoir area - Phase II 950,000
15 (B) Rehabilitation of park roadways 1,760,000
16 (C) Rehabilitation of water mains serving
17 park 2,610,000
18 (D) State share of the cost of
19 replenishing the sand on the lake side
20 shore 650,000
21 (Base Project Allocation - $650,000)
22 (E) Beach nourishment and breakwater
23 maintenance 5,800,000
24 (F) Rehabilitation of comfort facilities
25 and sewage system 1,800,000
26 (G) Rehabilitation of Presque Isle Marina 962,000
27 (v) (VIII) Prince Gallitzen State Park <--
28 (A) Additional funds for DGS 195-37,
29 rehabilitate marina, Phase III,
30 construct bulkhead to protect area from
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1 erosion 1,500,000
2 (Base Project Allocation - $1,250,000)
3 (Design and Contingencies - $250,000)
4 (IX) PYMATUNING STATE PARK <--
5 (A) LINESVILLE SPILLWAY IMPROVEMENTS 2,407,000
6 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $2,012,000)
7 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $395,000)
8 (X) RACCOON CREEK STATE PARK
9 (A) RENOVATION OF CABINS, AMPHITHEATER AND
10 BATHROOMS 1,500,000
11 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $1,250,000)
12 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $250,000)
13 (B) RENOVATION OF WATER AND SEWAGE
14 SYSTEMS 2,000,000
15 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $1,666,000)
16 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $334,000)
17 (C) DEVELOPMENT OF NEW PICNIC AND LAUNCH
18 AREA ON ROUTE 18 1,000,000
19 (D) CAMPGROUND, MAIN PICNIC AREA, PAVILION
20 BUILDINGS AND OTHER STRUCTURES,
21 ELECTRICITY PROJECT 800,000
22 (vi) (XI) Shawnee State Park <--
23 (A) Additional funds for DGS 155-11,
24 replacement of two bridges on main park
25 road 900,000
26 (B) Replace lift station 80,000
27 (C) Construct rental cabins and support
28 facilities 1,500,000
29 (D) Rehabilitate water plant roof and
30 filters 140,000
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1 (XII) SWATARA STATE PARK <--
2 (A) RAUSCH CREEK ACID MINE DRAINAGE
3 TREATMENT PLANT, ADDITIONAL TREATMENT
4 UNITS AND CHEMICAL FEEDING EQUIPMENT TO
5 ACCOMMODATE INCREASED WATER FLOW DUE TO
6 THE DIVERSION OF WATER FROM THE SWATARA
7 CREEK TO THE RAUSCH CREEK 4,500,000
8 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $3,800,000)
9 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $700,000)
10 (vii) (XIII) Tyler State Park <--
11 (A) Rehabilitation of Schofield/Ford
12 Covered Bridge 250,000
13 (XIV) MEADOWCROFT ROCK SHELTER, AVELLA <--
14 (A) RENOVATION OF VISITORS' ACCESS AND
15 EXHIBIT DEVELOPMENT 2,000,000
16 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $1,750,000)
17 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $250,000)
18 (XV) ALLEGHENY, WESTMORELAND, FAYETTE AND
19 SOMERSET COUNTIES
20 (A) ACQUISITION AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE
21 PITTSBURGH TO WASHINGTON, D.C., TRAIL 10,000,000
22 (XVI) BLAIR COUNTY
23 (A) ACQUISITION AND DEVELOPMENT AS A TRAIL
24 THE NEW PORTAGE RAILROAD AND
25 HOLLIDAYSBURG & PETERSBURG BRANCH OF
26 THE FORMER PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD FROM
27 WILLIAMSBURG TO GALLITZIN, CAMBRIA
28 COUNTY 9,000,000
29 (XVII) SOMERSET COUNTY
30 (A) REHABILITATION OF THE BIG SAVAGE
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1 TUNNEL AND RELATED STRUCTURES 6,000,000
2 (viii) (XVIII) Borough of Ashley <--
3 (A) Chester area of Solomon's Creek and
4 Bobby Strish Park Association,
5 enhancement to the trout fishing and
6 picnic areas along Solomon's Creek,
7 rehabilitation and/or construction of a
8 baseball and softball field, concession
9 stands, restroom facilities and parking
10 lot 165,000
11 (XIX) HARBORCREEK TOWNSHIP, ERIE COUNTY <--
12 (A) SHADES BEACH PARK DEVELOPMENT 6,000,000
13 (XX) GULICH TOWNSHIP, CLEARFIELD COUNTY
14 (A) FACILITIES IMPROVEMENTS AT MOUNTY
15 MEMORIAL PARK 1,000,000
16 (4) Department of Corrections $247,844,000 <--
17 (4) DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS $251,850,000 <--
18 (i) State Correctional Institution - Coal
19 Township, Northumberland County
20 (A) Addition of three modular units for
21 inmate housing 27,600,000
22 (Base Project Allocation - $23,000,000)
23 (Design and Contingencies - $4,600,000)
24 (ii) State Correctional Institution - Dallas
25 (A) Reconstruction of three boilers,
26 installation of new controls,
27 reconstruction of support structures
28 and associated fuel handling equipment 5,640,000
29 (Base Project Allocation - $4,700,000)
30 (Design and Contingencies - $940,000)
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1 (iii) State Correctional Institution -
2 Graterford
3 (A) Construction of a Level 2 housing
4 unit, including dormitories, 50 double
5 rooms, offices, sanitary facilities,
6 multi-purpose room, laundry and storage
7 areas 5,340,000
8 (Base Project Allocation - $4,450,000)
9 (Design and Contingencies - $890,000)
10 (B) Upgrade perimeter security including
11 additional lighting for both sides of
12 perimeter wall, electrified fence
13 inside perimeter and electronic
14 monitoring at three sally ports 5,456,000
15 (Base Project Allocation - $4,547,000)
16 (Design and Contingencies - $909,000)
17 (iv) State Correctional Institution -
18 Greensburg
19 (A) Upgrade electric utility system 2,400,000
20 (Base Project Allocation - $2,000,000)
21 (Design and Contingencies - $400,000)
22 (v) State Correctional Institution - Mercer
23 (A) Expansion of kitchen/dining,
24 administration and program facilities
25 along with utilities including water,
26 sewer and electric 6,000,000
27 (Base Project Allocation - $5,000,000)
28 (Design and Contingencies - $1,000,000)
29 (B) Construction of a Level 2 housing
30 unit, including dormitories, 50 double
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1 rooms, offices, sanitary facilities,
2 multi-purpose room, laundry and storage
3 areas 5,340,000
4 (Base Project Allocation - $4,450,000)
5 (Design and Contingencies - $890,000)
6 (vi) State Correctional Institution - Muncy
7 (A) Addition of two new cell blocks for
8 close security, expansion of infirmary,
9 outside warehouse, electrical and
10 boiler upgrades 26,364,000
11 (Base Project Allocation - $21,970,000)
12 (Design and Contingencies - $4,394,000)
13 (vii) State Correctional Institution -
14 Pittsburgh
15 (A) Rehabilitation of boiler plant
16 components including combustion control
17 system, stokers on boilers 4 and 5,
18 emergency generator, ash removal system
19 and building components 3,120,000
20 (Base Project Allocation - $2,600,000)
21 (Design and Contingencies - $520,000)
22 (viii) State Correctional Institution -
23 Rockview
24 (A) Construction of a Level 2 housing
25 unit, including dormitories, 50 double
26 rooms, offices, sanitary facilities,
27 multi-purpose room, and laundry and
28 storage areas. Also renovations to the
29 kitchen and dining rooms and
30 improvements to the perimeter security
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1 and intrusion detection system 8,994,000 <--
2 (Base Project Allocation - $7,495,000)
3 (Design and Contingencies - $1,499,000)
4 AND INTRUSION DETECTION SYSTEM 13,000,000 <--
5 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $10,800,000)
6 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $2,200,000)
7 (ix) State Correctional Institution - Western
8 Pennsylvania
9 (A) Additional funds for DGS 575-3, to
10 provide for expansion to 750 beds 16,110,000
11 (Base Project Allocation - $13,425,000)
12 (Design and Contingencies - $2,685,000)
13 (x) New State Correctional Institution -
14 Western Pennsylvania ALLEGHENY COUNTY <--
15 (A) Construction of a new close-security
16 institution in western portion of the <--
17 State ALLEGHENY COUNTY with capacity of <--
18 approximately 1,236 cells. Includes
19 construction of all other facilities as
20 necessary to operate institution 135,480,000
21 (Base Project Allocation -
22 $105,984,000)
23 (Land Allocation - $3,000,000)
24 (Design and Contingencies -
25 $26,496,000)
26 (5) Department of Education $391,022,000 <--
27 (5) DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION $444,472,000 <--
28 (5) DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION $446,472,000 <--
29 (i) The Pennsylvania State University
30 (A) University Park Campus
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1 (I) Classroom building - Phase II 12,100,000
2 (II) Renovation of Willard Building 10,300,000
3 (III) Renovation of Moore and Sparks
4 Buildings 16,070,000
5 (IV) Library Depository Facility 11,000,000
6 (V) Renovation of Engineering Units
7 and Sackett Building 8,600,000
8 (VI) Renovation of Chandlee
9 Laboratory 10,200,000
10 (VII) Renovation of Whitmore and Davey
11 Laboratories 10,200,000
12 (VIII) BORLAND LABORATORY ADDITION, <--
13 RENOVATIONS 12,000,000
14 (IX) CONSTRUCTION OF NEW FORESTRY
15 BUILDING 9,000,000
16 (X) CONSTRUCTION OF A VISITORS CENTER 2,000,000
17 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $1,500,000)
18 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $500,000)
19 (XI) CAPITAL RENEWAL FOR BUILDINGS AND
20 BUILDING SYSTEMS; UNIVERSITY PARK 20,000,000
21 (B) Altoona Campus
22 (I) Construct Multistory Classroom
23 Facility 7,000,000 <--
24 FACILITY 8,000,000 <--
25 (II) CONSTRUCTION OF NEW MULTIPURPOSE
26 ACTIVITY BUILDING 4,750,000
27 (C) Capital HARRISBURG Campus <--
28 (I) Construct academic activities
29 building 3,750,000
30 (D) DuBois Campus
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1 (I) Addition to and renovation of
2 Smeal Building 1,700,000
3 (E) Great Valley Center
4 (I) Addition to building 8,000,000
5 (F) Mont Alto
6 (I) Renovation of General Studies
7 Building 3,200,000
8 (G) MCKEESPORT CAMPUS <--
9 (I) DESIGN AND CONSTRUCT STUDENT
10 UNION/MULTIPURPOSE BUILDING 1,400,000
11 (G) (H) York Campus <--
12 (I) Construct library addition and
13 classroom building addition 11,900,000
14 (H) (I) The Behrend College <--
15 (I) Construction of a research and
16 development center 30,000,000
17 (II) Renovation of Otto Behrend
18 Building 3,100,000
19 (III) Restoration of Erie Hall 1,800,000
20 (IV) Maintenance of Police and Safety
21 Building 1,800,000
22 (ii) University of Pittsburgh
23 (A) Oakland Campus
24 (I) Upgrade and deferred maintenance
25 for buildings and building systems
26 Phase I 12,000,000
27 (II) Upgrade and deferred maintenance
28 for buildings and building systems
29 Phase II 12,000,000
30 (III) Additional funds for DGS 1103-
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1 48, Convocation/Events Center 25,000,000
2 (IV) Renovation of Trees Hall and
3 Fitzgerald Field House Phase I 11,300,000
4 (V) Renovation of the Cathedral of
5 Learning 20,000,000
6 (VI) Additional Funds for Hillman
7 Library Renovation Phase II 9,600,000
8 (VII) Acquisition of Bellefield Tower
9 for WPIC Children and Family
10 Programming 8,000,000
11 (VIII) Construction of Basic Sciences
12 Complex 25,000,000
13 (B) Bradford Campus
14 (I) Communications, Art and Technology
15 Building 15,800,000
16 (C) Johnstown Campus
17 (I) Additional funds for DGS 1103-53,
18 classroom/administration building 532,000
19 (II) Additional funds for Library
20 renovations 1,580,000
21 (iii) Temple University
22 (A) Main Campus
23 (I) Installation of an Electronic
24 access/intrusion detection system
25 at main campus 8,411,000
26 (Base Project Allocation - $7,009,000)
27 (Design and Contingencies - $1,402,000)
28 (II) Rehabilitation of lecture halls:
29 Barton, Beury, Speakman, Ritter 4,900,000
30 (III) Roofing replacement and repairs:
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1 Presser, Gladfelter, Anderson
2 Classroom, Anderson Engineering and
3 Architecture, Paley, Bio-Life,
4 Physical Plant, Computer,
5 Tomlinson, Weiss, Sullivan,
6 Conwell, Thomas, Student Activities
7 Center, Tyler Hall, Mitten,
8 Speakman, 1900 Block Park Mall,
9 Bright Hall, Dixon and Widener 4,410,000
10 (IV) Tomlinson Theater rehabilitation
11 and addition 5,049,000
12 (V) Mitten Hall renovation for
13 performance hall 8,820,000
14 (VI) Rehabilitation of building system
15 components: Curtis, Barton, Eeury,
16 Biolife Sciences 15,000,000
17 (VII) College Hall Renovations - Phase
18 II 850,000
19 (VIII) Additional funds for DGS 1104-
20 57, emergency fire and safety
21 renovations, Phase II, to address
22 complexities revealed by initial
23 surveys within buildings on main
24 campus to enable university to
25 comply with fire codes 2,900,000
26 (Base Project Allocation -
27 $2,417,000)
28 (Design and Contingencies -
29 $483,000)
30 (IX) Additional funds for DGS 1104-53,
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1 Classroom and Laboratory Building 3,000,000
2 (B) Ambler Campus
3 (I) Education/learning technology
4 center 7,200,000
5 (C) Various Campuses
6 (I) Masonry, sidewalk and walkway
7 repairs: Paley, Thomas, Ritter,
8 Ritter Annex, Computer, Sullivan,
9 Klein, Curtis Speakman, Bio-Life,
10 Barton, Beury, Pearson/McGonigle,
11 Mitten, Johnson/Hardwick, Peabody,
12 FSUB, Old Dental, Engineering and
13 Architecture, Student Activities
14 Center, Kresge, Tyler, Dixon,
15 Widener, Park Mall, Berks Mall 7,812,000
16 (II) Telecommunications infrastructure
17 improvements 8,100,000
18 (III) Deferred maintenance and energy
19 conservation: Bio-Life, Beury,
20 Tomlinson, Medical Research,
21 Medical School 4,474,000
22 (IV) Computing and data
23 communications 6,907,000
24 (D) All Campuses
25 (I) Fluorescent lighting retrofit 3,749,000
26 (iv) Lincoln University
27 (A) Construction of storm water drainage
28 system including piping and a detention
29 basin to prevent hydraulic overload of
30 the sewer system 1,084,000
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1 (Base Project Allocation - $903,000)
2 (Design and Contingencies - $181,000)
3 (v) Thaddeus Stevens State School of
4 Technology
5 (A) Construction of a multi-purpose
6 activities center and rehabilitation
7 and renovation of the existing
8 gymnasium for a trade-technical
9 laboratory 5,000,000
10 (B) Repair and rebuild underground utility
11 tunnel system and repair masonry
12 retaining wall adjacent to Stevens
13 Avenue 350,000
14 (C) Upgrade of high voltage electrical
15 distribution system 180,000
16 (Base Project Allocation - $150,000)
17 (Design and Contingencies - $30,000)
18 (D) Reconstruct and separate storm water
19 and sewer conduit systems 1,080,000
20 (Base Project Allocation - $900,000)
21 (Design and Contingencies - $180,000)
22 (vi) Scranton State School for the Deaf
23 (A) Reconstruction of roof system on
24 O'Donnell Building 214,000
25 (Base Project Allocation - $178,000)
26 (Design and Contingencies - $36,000)
27 (B) CAMPUS SAFETY AND GROUNDS <--
28 IMPROVEMENTS 2,300,000
29 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $1,920,000)
30 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $380,000)
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1 (VII) READING AREA COMMUNITY COLLEGE
2 (A) NEW COMPUTERS FOR THE HISTORY AND
3 POLITICAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT 1,000,000
4 (VIII) ALLEGHENY UNIVERSITY OF THE HEALTH <--
5 SCIENCES
6 (A) CONSTRUCTION OF A FACILITY TO HOUSE A
7 BACCALAUREATE PROGRAM IN EMERGENCY
8 MEDICAL SERVICES AND SUPPORTIVE
9 TRAINING FACILITIES 2,000,000
10 (6) Department of Environmental Protection $28,147,000 <--
11 (6) DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION $87,176,000 <--
12 (6) DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION $98,066,000 <--
13 (i) Allegheny County
14 (A) Greenwald Road Flood Control Project
15 DGS 184-20 2,000,000
16 (B) Additional funds for DGS 184-20,
17 culverts and debris basin along
18 tributary to Grassers Run, Bethel Park 1,080,000
19 (Base Project Allocation - $900,000)
20 (Design and Contingencies - $180,000
21 (C) Additional funds for DGS 184-18,
22 construction of levee, floodplain
23 excavation and concrete retaining wall
24 along Pine Creek, Shaler Township 360,000
25 (Base Project Allocation - $300,000)
26 (Design and Contingencies - $60,000)
27 (ii) Armstrong County
28 (A) Reconstruction of valves and seals at
29 the Ernest deep mine complex, Rayne
30 Township 654,000
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1 (Base Project Allocation - $545,000)
2 (Design and Contingencies - $109,000)
3 (III) BEAVER COUNTY <--
4 (A) BEAVER RIVER SILT CONTROL AND
5 PREVENTION PROGRAM 500,000
6 (iii) (IV) Bedford County <--
7 (A) Borough of Hyndman, flood protection
8 project 3,000,000
9 (Base Project Allocation - $2,500,000)
10 (Design and Contingencies - $500,000)
11 (iv) (V) Berks County <--
12 (A) Replacement of the Felix Dam
13 Construction of a new reinforced
14 concrete dam 3,900,000
15 (Base Construction Allocation -
16 $3,300,000)
17 (Design and Contingencies - $600,000)
18 (VI) BLAIR COUNTY <--
19 (A) MILL RUN CREEK FLOOD PROTECTION
20 PROJECT, CITY OF ALTOONA, LOGAN AND
21 ALLEGHENY TOWNSHIPS 5,874,000 <--
22 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $5,574,000)
23 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $300,000)
24 ALLEGHENY TOWNSHIPS 11,224,000 <--
25 (v) (VII) Bradford County <--
26 (A) Rehabilitation of Sayre Flood Control
27 Project by reconstructing interceptor
28 drainage system beneath levee 600,000
29 (Base Project Allocation - $500,000)
30 (Design and Contingencies - $100,000)
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1 (vi) (VIII) Bucks County <--
2 (A) Flood control and storm water
3 management, Phase I affecting Bristol
4 Borough and Bristol, Falls and
5 Middletown Townships 350,000
6 (IX) BUTLER COUNTY <--
7 (A) CONTINUATION OF SULLIVAN RUN
8 STREAMBANK STABILIZATION PROJECT IN
9 CITY OF BUTLER 500,000
10 (B) STORM WATER PROJECTS IN BUTLER
11 TOWNSHIP 750,000
12 (C) ACQUISITION OF BUTLER CDC WATER SYSTEM
13 AND CONSTRUCTION OF STORAGE TANK,
14 PUMPING STATION AND INSTALLATION OF
15 MAINS 3,975,000
16 (X) CAMBRIA COUNTY
17 (A) FLOOD CONTROL - SEPARATION OF COMBINED
18 SEWERS AND INTERCEPTOR CAPACITY
19 IMPROVEMENTS IN CITY OF JOHNSTOWN 1,200,000
20 (B) WEST END FLOOD IMPROVEMENTS IN THE
21 CITY OF JOHNSTOWN 5,000,000
22 (XI) CLEARFIELD COUNTY
23 (A) MORRIS TOWNSHIP, IMPROVEMENTS TO WATER
24 DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM NEAR WEST DECATUR 500,000
25 (B) BOGGS TOWNSHIP, IMPROVEMENTS TO WATER
26 DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM NEAR SALEM AREA 500,000
27 (C) BOGGS TOWNSHIP, IMPROVEMENTS TO WATER
28 DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM IN SPRING VALLEY-
29 BIGLER AREA 500,000
30 (D) BRADFORD TOWNSHIP, IMPROVEMENTS TO
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1 WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM NEAR BIGLER 500,000
2 (E) BRADFORD TOWNSHIP, IMPROVEMENTS TO
3 WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM NEAR
4 MILLSTONE AREA 500,000
5 (F) DECATUR TOWNSHIP, IMPROVEMENTS TO
6 WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM NEAR MOCK
7 HILL 500,000
8 (G) DECATUR TOWNSHIP, IMPROVEMENTS TO
9 WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM NEAR PLEASANT
10 HILL 500,000
11 (H) DECATUR TOWNSHIP, IMPROVEMENTS TO
12 WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM NEAR DRANE
13 HILL 500,000
14 (I) WOODWARD TOWNSHIP, IMPROVEMENTS TO
15 WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM NEAR SANBOURN
16 AREA 500,000
17 (J) GRAHAM TOWNSHIP, IMPROVEMENTS AND
18 EXTENSIONS TO WATER DISTRIBUTION
19 SYSTEM 2,000,000
20 (K) PIKE TOWNSHIP, IMPROVEMENTS AND
21 REHABILITATION OF SEWAGE TREATMENT
22 FACILITIES 1,000,000
23 (L) OSCEOLA MILLS BOROUGH, FLOOD CONTROL
24 PROJECT TO INCLUDE REPAIR OF THE
25 CULVERT BOX FOR THE COMPLETE LENGTH OF
26 THE CANAL 3,000,000
27 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $2,500,000)
28 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $500,000)
29 (vii) (XII) Fayette County <--
30 (A) Additional funds for DGS 180-23,
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1 construction of retaining walls and
2 culverts and excavation to widen or
3 deepen Dunbar Creek and Gist Run
4 channel in Dunbar 396,000
5 (Base Project Allocation - $330,000)
6 (Design and Contingencies - $66,000)
7 (XIII) LACKAWANNA COUNTY <--
8 (A) FUNDS FOR DGS 184-22 PHASE II FLOOD
9 CONTROL PROJECT ON MEADOWBROOK CREEK,
10 CITY OF SCRANTON AND BOROUGH OF
11 DUNMORE 6,200,000
12 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $5,000,000)
13 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $1,200,000)
14 (B) FUNDS FOR DGS 184-22 FLOOD CONTROL
15 PROJECT ON LEGGETTS CREEK, CITY OF
16 SCRANTON 4,800,000
17 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $4,000,000)
18 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $800,000)
19 (C) FUNDS FOR DGS 184-22 FLOOD CONTROL
20 PROJECT ON KEYSER CREEK, CITY OF
21 SCRANTON 4,800,000
22 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $4,000,000)
23 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $800,000)
24 (D) FUNDS FOR DGS 184-22 FLOOD CONTROL
25 PROJECT ON LUCKY-RUN CREEK, CITY OF
26 SCRANTON 2,400,000
27 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $2,000,000)
28 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $400,000)
29 (E) FUNDS FOR DGS 184-22 FLOOD CONTROL
30 PROJECT ON LEACH CREEK, CITY OF
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1 SCRANTON 2,400,000
2 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $2,000,000)
3 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $400,000)
4 (F) STREAM RESTORATION OF SCOTT CREEK IN <--
5 DICKSON CITY BOROUGH 800,000
6 (G) RUSHBROOK CREEK PROJECT IN JERMYN
7 BOROUGH 4,500,000
8 (viii) (XIV) Lebanon County <--
9 (A) Additional funds for Project DGS 182-
10 12 located on Hazel Dyke Flood Control
11 Project 480,000
12 (Base Project Allocation - $400,000)
13 (Design and Contingencies - $80,000)
14 (ix) (XV) Luzerne County <--
15 (A) Construction of compact earth levee in
16 area of Fox Hill in Plains Township
17 including grass covered channel 240,000
18 (Base Project Allocation - $200,000)
19 (Design and Contingencies - $40,000)
20 (B) FLOOD WALL IMPROVEMENT PROJECT, <--
21 NEWPORT CREEK, NEWPORT TOWNSHIP 240,000
22 (x) (XVI) Montgomery County <--
23 (A) Additional funds for DGS 181-7,
24 Plymouth Creek improvement, Borough of
25 Conshohocken 240,000
26 (Base Project Allocation - $200,000)
27 (Design and Contingencies - $40,000)
28 (B) SANDY RUN DRAINAGE SHED FLOOD CONTROL <--
29 IMPROVEMENTS 6,000,000
30 (xi) (XVII) Northumberland County <--
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1 (A) Bank stabilization and reconstruction
2 for Sunbury Flood Project 1,440,000
3 (Base Project Allocation - $1,200,000)
4 (Design and Contingencies - $240,000)
5 (xii) (XVIII) Tioga County <--
6 (A) Borough of Knoxville, flood protection
7 project 5,100,000
8 (Base Project Allocation - $4,250,000)
9 (Design and Contingencies - $850,000)
10 (XIX) WARREN COUNTY <--
11 (A) VARIOUS FLOOD PROTECTION PROJECTS 2,500,000
12 (XX) WESTMORELAND COUNTY
13 (A) REHABILITATION OF THE GREATER
14 GREENSBURG AREA FLOOD PROTECTION
15 PROJECT, SOUTH GREENSBURG BOROUGH AND
16 HEMPFIELD TOWNSHIP 1,620,000
17 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $1,350,000)
18 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $270,000)
19 (xiii) (XXI) York County <--
20 (A) City of York, Spring Garden Township
21 and York Township, Tyler Run Flood
22 Control Project 2,500,000
23 (B) Spring Garden Township, Springettsbury
24 Township and York Township, Mill Creek
25 Flood Control Project 5,000,000
26 (C) Fairview Township, Flood Mitigation
27 Project, relating to Meadowbrook Pump
28 Station 50,000
29 (D) Franklintown Borough, flood control
30 project relating to storm water
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1 management 367,000
2 (E) Yoe Borough and York Township,
3 construction of retention basins on
4 Mill Creek between Locust Avenue in
5 York Township and Boundary Avenue in
6 Yoe Borough 400,000
7 (7) Department of General Services $226,613,000 <--
8 (7) DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL SERVICES $406,873,000 <--
9 (7) DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL SERVICES $428,873,000 <--
10 (i) Capitol Complex
11 (A) Upgrade chillers and humidification
12 systems at the State Museum and
13 Archives Buildings 720,000
14 (Base Project Allocation - $600,000)
15 (Design and Contingencies - $120,000)
16 (B) Additional funds for DGS 948-37,
17 expansion of central air conditioning
18 system to Main Capitol, including
19 funding to make the appropriate
20 connections, remove the current chiller
21 system and provide heating and cooling
22 throughout 12,000,000
23 (Base Project Allocation - $10,000,000)
24 (Design and Contingencies - $2,000,000)
25 (C) Additional funds for Project No. DGS
26 948-35, Fire Safety Code Improvements,
27 Capitol Complex to continue the fire
28 safety improvements to the Capitol
29 Building, North and South Office
30 Buildings, Forum, Finance Building,
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1 Health and Welfare Building and Labor
2 and Industry Building, including
3 upgrading electrical system for code
4 conformance, abatement of hazardous
5 materials affecting construction,
6 temporary relocation of occupants from
7 construction areas (including new
8 furniture and equipment needed for
9 temporary arrangement) re-routing data,
10 communication and other systems in
11 alignment with fire safety power and
12 lighting improvements and
13 replacement/restoration of finishes in
14 areas modified by fire safety
15 improvements, for Phase I and
16 subsequent phases 138,750,000
17 (Base Project Allocation -
18 $111,000,000)
19 (Design and Contingencies -
20 $27,750,000)
21 (D) Additional funding for Project No. DGS
22 946-2, renovation and conversion of Old
23 Museum Building for legislative offices
24 for the repair and restoration of the
25 Old Museum Building to include the
26 plaza on the west face of the building,
27 security lighting at basement driveway,
28 restoration and modern replication of
29 historic light fixtures with UL labels
30 and miscellaneous renovation and
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1 restoration consistent with the
2 intended purpose 3,000,000 <--
3 (Base Project Allocation - $2,400,000)
4 (Design and Contingencies - $600,000)
5 INTENDED PURPOSE 9,660,000 <--
6 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $8,050,000)
7 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $1,610,000)
8 (E) Repair and renovation of the Capitol
9 Complex to provide for the repair of
10 exterior walks, railings and exterior
11 site improvements, the renovation of
12 the Capitol basement and fifth floor
13 corridors, the repair and installation
14 of new catwalks, the renovation of
15 public restrooms, the repair and
16 upgrading of the plumbing system
17 including the chilled drinking water
18 system; the replacement of the East
19 Wing parametric boards and upgraded
20 HVAC direct digital control including
21 Central Plant and all associated
22 buildings, and the upgrade of power and
23 lighting in Central Plant and service
24 tunnels to the Capitol and associated
25 buildings 14,000,000
26 (Base Project Allocation - $11,200,000)
27 (Design and Contingencies - $2,800,000)
28 (F) Additional funding for Project No. DGS
29 948-34, repair and restoration work for
30 statuaries and north, south and center
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1 porticoes and plaza level entries of
2 the Capitol Building to continue the
3 repair and restoration of the masonry
4 to the porches and porticoes of the
5 Capitol Building 1,000,000
6 (Base Project Allocation - $800,000)
7 (Design and Contingencies - $200,000)
8 (G) Additional funds for DGS 948-9,
9 renovation of the Finance Building 5,203,000
10 (Base Project Allocation - $4,336,000)
11 (Design and Contingencies - $867,000)
12 (H) Acoustical improvements at The Forum 3,000,000
13 (Base Project Allocation - $2,600,000)
14 (Design and Contingencies - $400,000)
15 (I) Restoration of ceiling and wall murals
16 at The Forum 1,490,000
17 (J) Upgrade fire alarm and security
18 systems in the State Museum and
19 Archives Buildings 700,000
20 (Base Project Allocation - $600,000)
21 (Design and Contingencies - $100,000)
22 (K) Upgrade and installation of new fire
23 suppression system in the State Museum
24 and Archives Buildings 1,875,000
25 (Base Project Allocation - $1,500,000)
26 (Design and Contingencies - $375,000)
27 (L) Upgrade electrical distribution system
28 in the State Museum and Archives
29 Buildings 4,750,000
30 (Base Project Allocation - $3,800,000)
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1 (Design and Contingencies - $950,000)
2 (M) Repair compression joints and
3 stabilize exterior cladding on Museum
4 Building 1,000,000
5 (Base Project Allocation - $800,000)
6 (Design and Contingencies - $200,000)
7 (N) Upgrade HVAC systems including
8 installation of humidification and
9 filtration equipment in the State
10 Museum and Archives Buildings 5,000,000
11 (Base Project Allocation - $4,000,000)
12 (Design and Contingencies - $1,000,000)
13 (O) Roof replacement State Museum
14 Building 1,500,000
15 (Base Project Allocation - $1,200,000)
16 (Design and Contingencies - $300,000)
17 (P) Asbestos abatement in the State Museum
18 and Archives Buildings 1,000,000
19 (Base Project Allocation - $800,000)
20 (Design and Contingencies - $200,000)
21 (Q) Upgrade elevator and escalator systems
22 in the State Museum Building 1,250,000
23 (Base Project Allocation - $1,000,000)
24 (Design and Contingencies - $250,000)
25 (R) Reconstruction of roof and clean, seal
26 and resecure exterior stone panels and
27 doors at the State Museum and Archives
28 Building 600,000
29 (Base Project Allocation - $500,000)
30 (Design and Contingencies - $100,000)
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1 (S) Upgrade windows and clean, seal and
2 caulk exterior of State Finance
3 Building 6,600,000
4 (Base Project Allocation - $5,500,000)
5 (Design and Contingencies - $1,100,000)
6 (T) Upgrade windows and exterior door
7 enclosures in Labor and Industry
8 Building 5,280,000
9 (Base Project Allocation - $4,400,000)
10 (Design and Contingencies - $880,000)
11 (U) Upgrade windows and entrance doors and
12 clean and seal exterior granite at
13 Health and Welfare Building 4,600,000
14 (Base Project Allocation - $4,000,000)
15 (Design and Contingencies - $600,000)
16 (V) ADDITIONAL FUNDING FOR PROJECT NO. DGS <--
17 948-36, WATERPROOFING OF MAIN CAPITOL,
18 FOR CONSTRUCTION ON STAGING, HOISTS,
19 CRANES AND SCAFFOLDING, ADDITIONAL
20 PARKING, RESTORATION OF LANDSCAPING AND
21 GROUNDS DISRUPTED BY CONSTRUCTION AT
22 THE CAPITOL RESTORATION AND CLEANING OF
23 MASONRY AND MISCELLANEOUS REPAIRS
24 CONSISTENT WITH THE INTENDED PURPOSE 3,900,000
25 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $3,300,000)
26 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $600,000)
27 (ii) Farm Show Complex
28 (A) Upgrade exterior waterproof membrane,
29 repoint and reset masonry and upgrade
30 entrance doors at the Agriculture
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1 Building 518,000
2 (Base Project Allocation - $450,000)
3 (Design and Contingencies - $68,000)
4 (iii) Public Works Complex
5 (A) Reconstruction of exterior masonry and
6 resealing of the exterior of the
7 Arsenal Building and reconstruction of
8 roof on former ammunition bunker now
9 used as an archive 150,000
10 (Base Project Allocation - $125,000)
11 (Design and Contingencies - $25,000)
12 (iv) Governor's Residence
13 (A) Upgrade the heating, ventilating and
14 air-conditioning system 127,000
15 (Base Project Allocation - $110,000)
16 (Design and Contingencies - $17,000)
17 (V) PHILADELPHIA STATE OFFICE BUILDING <--
18 (A) ADDITIONAL FUNDING FOR PROJECT NO. DGS
19 943-6, IMPROVEMENTS TO THE PHILADELPHIA
20 STATE OFFICE BUILDING, FOR THE REPAIR
21 AND REPLACEMENT OF THE HEATING,
22 VENTILATION AND AIR CONDITIONING
23 EQUIPMENT AND SYSTEM COMPONENTS TO
24 BRING THE BUILDING INTO COMPLIANCE WITH
25 OCCUPANCY CODES, INCLUDING HAZARDOUS
26 MATERIAL ABATEMENT AND REPLACEMENT OF
27 FINISHES AND BUILDING ELEMENTS
28 NECESSARY TO ACHIEVE THE HVAC
29 IMPROVEMENTS 19,200,000
30 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $16,000,000)
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1 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $3,200,000)
2 (VI) SUMMERDALE LABORATORY COMPLEX
3 (A) BASIC INFRASTRUCTURE AND SITE
4 DEVELOPMENT FOR THE LABORATORY COMPLEX
5 IN SUMMERDALE, CUMBERLAND COUNTY 5,000,000
6 (VII) COGENERATION; TRASH TO STEAM AND <--
7 ELECTRICAL ENERGY RECYCLING FACILITY TO BE
8 LOCATED ON THE GROUNDS OF THE NEW
9 CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION IN WESTERN
10 PENNSYLVANIA 22,000,000
11 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $18,333,000)
12 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $3,667,000)
13 (v) (VII) (VIII) Warner Theater, Erie County <--
14 (A) Conversion of the theater into a
15 performing arts center including
16 additions to the stage area,
17 improvements to mechanical systems and
18 installation of elevators 7,000,000
19 (Base Project Allocation - $5,833,000)
20 (Design and Contingencies - $1,167,000)
21 (B) ERIE CIVIC CENTER, LOUIS J. TULLIO <--
22 CONVENTION ARENA 500,000
23 (vi) (viii) (IX) Pennsylvania PUBLIC Law <--
24 Center, Allegheny County
25 (A) Acquisition and construction 5,500,000
26 (IX) (X) DAVID L. LAWRENCE CONVENTION CENTER <--
27 (A) EXPANSION OF CONVENTION CENTER 145,000,000
28 (8) Historical and Museum Commission $2,955,000 <--
29 (8) HISTORICAL AND MUSEUM COMMISSION $32,156,000 <--
30 (8) HISTORICAL AND MUSEUM COMMISSION $34,156,000 <--
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1 (i) Drake Well State Museum
2 (A) Boomtown and other exhibit development
3 and construction 2,105,000
4 (ii) Niagara Maritime Museum
5 (A) Construction of fixed exhibits 750,000 <--
6 (Base Project Allocation - $625,000)
7 (Design and Contingencies - $125,000)
8 (A) CONSTRUCTION OF FIXED EXHIBITS 1,750,000 <--
9 (iii) Pithole State Museum
10 (A) Development and construction of
11 exterior walkways, boardwalks and
12 signage 100,000
13 (IV) RESTORATION OF NO. 9 MINE AND MUSEUM - <--
14 LANSFORD
15 (A) RESTORATION 1,850,000
16 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $1,550,000)
17 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $300,000)
18 (B) RESTORATION OF SWITCH-BACK RAILROAD -
19 SUMMIT HILL 16,856,000
20 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $14,388,000)
21 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $2,468,000)
22 (V) SOMERSET HISTORICAL CENTER
23 (A) ADDITIONAL FUNDS FOR DGS 990-2 FOR
24 CONSTRUCTION OF AN ADDITION TO THE
25 CENTER AND IMPROVEMENTS FOR PARKING AND
26 ENTRANCE AREA 145,000
27 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $145,000)
28 (B) ADDITIONAL FUNDS FOR DGS 990-2 FOR
29 CONSTRUCTION OF FIXED EXHIBITS 150,000
30 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $150,000)
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1 (VI) FORT NECESSITY
2 (A) CONSTRUCTION OF THE NATIONAL ROAD
3 HERITAGE PARK EDUCATIONAL
4 INTERPRETATIVE CENTER AT FORT
5 NECESSITY 3,000,000
6 (VII) INSTALLATION OF FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS
7 AT EACH OF THE LISTED MUSEUMS OR PARKS:
8 (A) ANTHRACITE HERITAGE MUSEUM 180,000
9 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $150,000)
10 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $30,000)
11 (B) BRANDYWINE BATTLEFIELD HISTORIC PARK 300,000
12 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $250,000)
13 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $50,000)
14 (C) CONRAD WEISER HISTORIC PARK 180,000
15 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $150,000)
16 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $30,000)
17 (D) CORNWALL IRON FURNACE 180,000
18 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $150,000)
19 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $30,000)
20 (E) DANIEL BOONE HOMESTEAD 300,000
21 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $250,000)
22 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $50,000)
23 (F) DRAKE WELL MUSEUM 300,000
24 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $250,000)
25 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $50,000)
26 (G) ECKLEY MINER'S VILLAGE 300,000
27 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $250,000)
28 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $50,000)
29 (H) EPHRATA CLOISTER 600,000
30 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $500,000)
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1 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $100,000)
2 (I) FORT PITT MUSEUM 120,000
3 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $100,000)
4 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $20,000)
5 (J) GRAEME PARK 120,000
6 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $100,000)
7 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $20,000)
8 (K) HOPE LODGE/MATHER MILL 180,000
9 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $150,000)
10 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $30,000)
11 (L) JOSEPH PRIESTLEY HOUSE 120,000
12 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $100,000)
13 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $20,000)
14 (M) LANDIS VALLEY MUSEUM 600,000
15 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $500,000)
16 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $100,000)
17 (N) OLD ECONOMY VILLAGE 600,000
18 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $500,000)
19 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $100,000)
20 (O) PENNSBURY MANOR 360,000
21 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $300,000)
22 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $60,000)
23 (P) PENNSYLVANIA LUMBER MUSEUM 300,000
24 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $250,000)
25 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $50,000)
26 (Q) PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY MUSEUM 180,000
27 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $150,000)
28 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $30,000)
29 (R) RAILROAD MUSEUM OF PENNSYLVANIA 180,000
30 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $150,000)
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1 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $30,000)
2 (S) WASHINGTON CROSSING HISTORIC PARK 600,000
3 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $500,000)
4 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $100,000)
5 (VIII) LANDIS VALLEY MUSEUM
6 (A) STORAGE BUILDING AND HANDS-ON-HOUSE
7 MUSEUM 500,000
8 (IX) FORT PITT MUSEUM, POINT STATE PARK, <--
9 ALLEGHENY COUNTY. ADDITIONAL FUNDS FOR DGS
10 989-2. REPLACE AND RECONSTRUCT ROOFING
11 SYSTEM AND RESTORE INTERIOR FINISHES TO
12 PROVIDE FOR: REMOVAL OF EXISTING FAILED
13 ROOFING WITH SOD COVER AND CRIBBING, NEW
14 ROOF STRUCTURE THAT WILL PROHIBIT TRESPASS
15 FROM FORT PITT BRIDGE APPROACH, WITH
16 APPURTENANT STRUCTURE AND FINISHES,
17 RESTORE, REPAIR OR PROVIDE NEW EXTERIOR AND
18 INTERIOR FINISHES 2,000,000
19 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $1,600,000)
20 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $400,000)
21 (9) Department of Labor and Industry $7,000,000
22 (i) Hiram G. Andrews Center
23 (A) Upgrade and repair of facility 7,000,000
24 (10) Department of Military and Veterans Affairs $26,628,000 <--
25 (10) DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY AND VETERANS AFFAIRS $41,963,000 <--
26 (i) Cambria County Armory at Johnstown
27 (A) Renovation and addition 1,380,000
28 (Base Project Allocation - $1,150,000)
29 (Design and Contingencies - $230,000)
30 (II) ERIE, SOLDIERS AND SAILORS HOME <--
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1 (A) NEW CONSTRUCTION OF TWO SUN ROOMS AND
2 CONVERSION OF EXISTING PORCH TO A SUN
3 ROOM IN THE PATIENT CARE BUILDING 470,000
4 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $392,000)
5 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $78,000)
6 (ii) (III) Franklin County Veterans Care <--
7 Facility
8 (A) South Mountain Restoration Center 12,000,000
9 (Base Project Allocation - $10,400,000)
10 (Design and Contingencies - $1,600,000)
11 (iii) (IV) Hollidaysburg Veterans Home <--
12 (A) Improvements to facility roadways and
13 parking lots 1,000,000
14 (iv) (V) Southeastern Veterans Home <--
15 (A) Expansion of parking facility 285,000
16 (v) (VI) Scotland School <--
17 (A) Additional funds for project DGS 415-
18 29, reconstruction of the main dining
19 hall 500,000
20 (vi) (VII) Western maneuver training area <--
21 (A) To acquire three parcels of land,
22 5,300 acres more or less, to establish
23 a tracked vehicle maneuver training
24 area in Western Pennsylvania for the
25 Pennsylvania National Guard 8,000,000
26 (VIII) EASTON ARMORY IN NORTHAMPTON COUNTY <--
27 (A) CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW FACILITY IN
28 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY AND SUPPORTING
29 FACILITIES TO INCLUDE MILITARY AND OFF-
30 STREET PARKING, ACCESS ROADS AND
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1 SIDEWALKS 1,370,000
2 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $1,000,000)
3 (LAND ALLOCATION - $70,000)
4 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $300,000)
5 (vii) (IX) Armory at Latrobe <--
6 (A) Construction of a new armory at
7 Latrobe, Westmoreland County to replace
8 existing armories at Blairsville and
9 Latrobe 1,800,000
10 (Base Project Allocation - $1,300,000)
11 (Land Allocation - $300,000)
12 (Design and Contingencies - $200,000)
13 (viii) (X) Armory at Tioga County <--
14 (A) Construction of a new armory in Tioga
15 County to replace existing armories at
16 Mansfield and Wellsboro 1,363,000
17 (Base Project Allocation - $1,163,000)
18 (Design and Contingencies - $200,000)
19 (ix) (XI) Maintenance Shop at Johnstown <--
20 (A) Land acquisition for the construction
21 of an operations maintenance shop at
22 Johnstown, Cambria County 300,000
23 (XII) CAMBRIA COUNTY WAR MEMORIAL EXPANSION 10,000,000 <--
24 (XIII) PENNSYLVANIA VETERANS MEMORIAL
25 (A) CONSTRUCTION OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
26 VETERANS MEMORIAL AT FORT INDIANTOWN
27 GAP IN LEBANON COUNTY. THIS PROJECT
28 WILL BE CONSTRUCTED ENTIRELY WITH
29 PRIVATE DONATIONS, THEREFORE REQUIRING
30 NO STATE FUNDS 3,495,000
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1 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $3,000,000)
2 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $495,000)
3 (11) Department of Public Welfare $13,744,000 <--
4 (11) DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE $14,844,000 <--
5 (i) Norristown State Hospital
6 (A) Reconstruction or replacement of
7 boilers to meet emissions requirements
8 and upgrade the steam distribution
9 system 3,924,000
10 (Base Project Allocation - $3,270,000)
11 (Design and Contingencies - $654,000)
12 (ii) Clarks Summit State Hospital
13 (A) Additional funds for project DGS 502-
14 25, renovation of power plant boilers
15 and distribution system 4,480,000
16 (Base Project Allocation - $3,480,000)
17 (Design and Contingencies - $1,000,000)
18 (iii) Danville State Hospital
19 (A) Installation of upgraded high voltage
20 distribution cables throughout system 540,000
21 (Base Project Allocation - $450,000)
22 (Design and Contingencies - $90,000)
23 (B) INSTALL PERIMETER FENCE AROUND THE <--
24 REED BUILDING FOR THE SECURE JUVENILE
25 FACILITY 200,000
26 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $167,000)
27 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $33,000)
28 (iv) South Mountain Restoration Center
29 (A) Installation of integrated and updated
30 fire alarm system for entire facility 2,160,000
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1 (Base Project Allocation - $1,800,000)
2 (Design and Contingencies - $360,000)
3 (v) Ebensburg Center
4 (A) Additional funds for project DGS 583-
5 11, replacement of steam lines 720,000
6 (Base Project Allocation - $600,000)
7 (Design and Contingencies - $120,000)
8 (vi) Polk Center
9 (A) Installation of integrated and updated
10 fire alarm system for entire facility 1,440,000
11 (Base Project Allocation - $1,200,000)
12 (Design and Contingencies - $240,000)
13 (vii) White Haven Center
14 (A) Upgrade of electrical distribution
15 system 480,000
16 (Base Project Allocation - $400,000)
17 (Design and Contingencies - $80,000)
18 (VIII) LOYSVILLE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT CENTER <--
19 (A) INSTALL UPGRADED LOCKS FOR SELECTED
20 SECURE AREAS 100,000
21 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $83,000)
22 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $17,000)
23 (B) INSTALL A PERIMETER INTRUSION
24 DETECTION AND WARNING SYSTEM 180,000
25 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $150,000)
26 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $30,000)
27 (IX) NEW CASTLE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT CENTER
28 (A) INSTALL UPGRADED LOCKS FOR SELECTED
29 SECURE AREAS 135,000
30 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $113,000)
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1 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $22,000)
2 (X) BENSALEM YOUTH DEVELOPMENT CENTER
3 (A) INSTALL ELECTRONIC MONITORING SYSTEM
4 AND VISITOR CENTER 300,000
5 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $250,000)
6 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $50,000)
7 (B) REPLACE UNDERGROUND HIGH VOLTAGE
8 PRIMARY ELECTRICAL CABLING 185,000
9 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $154,000)
10 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $31,000)
11 (12) Pennsylvania State Police $4,680,000
12 (i) Trevose Station, Bucks County
13 (A) Demolition of existing structure and
14 construction of new building on site 2,000,000
15 (ii) Hollidaysburg Troop Headquarters
16 (A) Additional funds for DGS 201-3,
17 renovation and expansion of
18 headquarters 2,680,000
19 (Base Project Allocation - $2,233,000)
20 (Design and Contingencies - $447,000)
21 (13) State System of Higher Education $565,270,000 <--
22 (13) STATE SYSTEM OF HIGHER EDUCATION $562,538,000 <--
23 (i) Bloomsburg State University
24 (A) Addition to Hartline Science 6,348,000 <--
25 (B) Renovation of Navy Hall 4,288,000
26 (A) ADDITION TO HARTLINE SCIENCE 6,806,000 <--
27 (B) RENOVATION OF NAVY HALL 4,710,000
28 (C) Renovation of Andrus Building 7,280,000
29 (ii) California State University
30 (A) Demolition of Reed Hall 330,000
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1 (B) Renovation of Old Main and South Hall 8,827,000
2 (C) Addition to and renovation of Steel
3 Auditorium 5,718,000
4 (D) Renovation of Vulcan Hall 1,668,000
5 (E) Renovation of Noss Hall 3,366,000
6 (F) Installation of water back flow
7 preventers, campuswide 497,000
8 (G) Pedestrian and vehicular enhancement,
9 Phase I 4,592,000
10 (iii) Cheyney University of Pennsylvania
11 (A) Addition to and renovation of athletic
12 facility 3,022,000
13 (B) Infrastructure renovations, Phase II 2,916,000
14 (C) Renovation of Bailey Hall 4,369,000
15 (iv) Clarion State University
16 (A) Renovate/upgrade communication and
17 electrical system 4,944,000
18 (B) Replace steam lines - Phase III 5,476,000
19 (C) Addition to and renovation of Carlson
20 Library 17,060,000
21 (D) Renovation of Pierce Science Center 19,762,000
22 (v) East Stroudsburg State University
23 (A) Renovation of Rosenkrans Hall 3,875,000
24 (B) Addition to and renovation of
25 auditorium 4,900,000
26 (C) Renovation of LeRue Arts 861,000
27 (D) Upgrade infrastructure and storm water
28 management system 4,920,000
29 (E) Addition to and renovation of stadium
30 complex 3,226,000
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1 (F) Renovation of Fine and Performing Arts
2 Building 1,080,000
3 (G) Renovation of and addition to
4 storeroom and garage 2,378,000
5 (vi) Edinboro State University
6 (A) Renovation of Butterfield Hall 4,936,000
7 (B) Rehabilitation of campus
8 infrastructure 5,820,000
9 (C) Renovation of Memorial Auditorium 2,498,000
10 (D) Renovation of Heather Hall 2,267,000
11 (E) Renovation of Baron-Forness Library 5,772,000
12 (vii) Indiana State University
13 (A) Renovation of Stabley Library 4,632,000
14 (B) Construction of a replacement facility
15 for Wyandt Hall, Armstrong Campus 5,250,000
16 (C) Construction of a replacement facility
17 for Old Main, Punxsutawney Campus 4,632,000
18 (D) Addition to and renovation of Cogswell
19 Hall 8,888,000
20 (E) Renovation of Keith Hall 7,057,000
21 (F) Renovation of John Sutton Hall - Phase
22 I 7,382,000
23 (G) Renovation of Leonard Hall 5,252,000
24 (viii) Kutztown State University
25 (A) Renovation of Graduate Center 3,598,000
26 (B) Addition to and renovation of science
27 buildings 18,662,000
28 (C) Construction of Kutztown University
29 access road 2,760,000
30 (D) Renovation of Shaeffer Auditorium 5,206,000
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1 (E) Addition to or renovation of
2 maintenance building 4,198,000
3 (F) Renovation and upgrade of boiler
4 plant 2,857,000
5 (G) Renovation of Reisley Hall 2,635,000
6 (ix) Lock Haven State University
7 (A) Renovation of New Ulmer Hall 6,720,000
8 (B) Renovation of Zimmerli Gym 7,306,000
9 (C) Addition to and renovation of Jack
10 Stadium - Phase III 2,798,000
11 (D) Renovation of Lusk Run Conduit 1,560,000
12 (E) Construction of building to serve as
13 branch campus in Clearfield County 5,000,000
14 (x) Mansfield State University
15 (A) Addition to and renovation of Grant
16 Science 9,959,000
17 (B) Addition to and renovation of home
18 economics center 6,672,000
19 (C) Renovation of South Hall 4,178,000
20 (xi) Millersville State University
21 (A) Addition to and renovation of McComsey
22 Hall 7,657,000
23 (B) Renovation of Gerhart Hall 236,000
24 (C) Addition to and renovation of Stayer
25 Hall 6,835,000
26 (D) Renovation of Roddy Science Center 5,870,000
27 (E) Renovation of Lyle Hall 2,681,000
28 (F) Renovation of Osburn Hall 4,198,000
29 (G) Renovation of Ganser Building 5,914,000
30 (H) Renovation of Wickersham Hall 2,123,000
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1 (I) Upgrade of electrical utility system 6,480,000
2 (xii) Shippensburg State University
3 (A) Renovation of Horton Hall 6,920,000
4 (B) Renovation of Gilbert and Stewart
5 Halls 3,478,000
6 (C) Construction of instructional arts
7 facility 19,853,000
8 (D) Addition to and renovation of Lehman
9 Library 19,778,000
10 (E) Reconstruction of roadways, sidewalks
11 and parking facilities 4,618,000
12 (F) Renovation of Franklin Science Center 14,514,000
13 (G) Renovation of Huber Arts Center and
14 Counselor Education Building 2,798,000
15 (H) Addition to and renovation of Shippen
16 Hall 15,814,000
17 (I) Upgrade Steam Plant Boiler No. 4 563,000
18 (J) Renovation of Rowland and Shearer
19 Halls 5,167,000
20 (K) Renovation of Dauphin Humanities 4,124,000
21 (L) Construction of Central Services
22 Building 1,529,000
23 (xiii) Slippery Rock State University
24 (A) Renovation of Vincent Science <--
25 Building 13,672,000
26 (B) Renovation of West Hall 2,260,000
27 (C) Renovation of Morrow Field House 12,564,000
28 (D) Reconstruction of roadways, sidewalks
29 and parking areas 2,244,000
30 (E) Construction of health professionals
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1 building 12,324,000
2 (A) RENOVATION OF VINCENT SCIENCE <--
3 BUILDING 14,442,000
4 (B) RENOVATION OF WEST HALL 2,297,000
5 (C) RENOVATION OF MORROW FIELD HOUSE 14,643,000
6 (D) RECONSTRUCTION OF ROADWAYS, SIDEWALKS
7 AND PARKING AREAS 1,530,000
8 (E) CONSTRUCTION OF PHYSICAL THERAPY
9 BUILDING 6,540,000
10 (F) Renovation of steam distribution
11 system - Phase II 7,680,000
12 (xiv) West Chester State University
13 (A) Renovation of Francis Harvey Green
14 Building 4,154,000
15 (B) Construction of classroom facility 12,959,000
16 (C) Renovation of Schmucker Science -
17 Phase III 15,842,000
18 (D) Renovation of Lawrence Hall 3,051,000
19 (E) Construction of
20 computing/instructional technology
21 center 10,931,000
22 (F) Construction of all-purpose outdoor
23 physical education and athletic fields 3,314,000
24 (G) Infrastructure Upgrade/code updates -
25 Phase I 11,158,000
26 (H) Construction of Recital Hall 3,317,000
27 (I) Addition to and renovation of Eringer
28 Gym and Special Education Building 3,883,000
29 (xv) Systemwide project
30 (A) Alteration of facilities for ADA
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1 compliance 34,569,000
2 (14) Department of Transportation $70,832,000 <--
3 (14) DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION $175,532,000 <--
4 (14) DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION $175,782,000 <--
5 (i) Road Signage
6 (A) Purchase and erection of highway signs
7 in Fayette, Westmoreland and Somerset
8 Counties to promote access to Laurel
9 Highlands 400,000
10 (B) PURCHASE AND ERECTION OF HIGHWAY SIGNS <--
11 IN THE SURROUNDING AND ADJACENT
12 COUNTIES TO PROMOTE THE ALLEGHENY
13 NATIONAL FOREST AND KINZUA RESERVOIR 350,000
14 (ii) Erie County Welcome Center
15 (A) Additional funds to construct a new
16 welcome center 3,423,000
17 (Base Project Allocation - $2,759,000)
18 (Land Allocation - $120,000)
19 (Design and Contingencies - $544,000)
20 (iii) Harrisburg International Airport
21 (A) Replacement of the concrete surface of
22 runway 13-31 11,268,000
23 (Base Project Allocation - $11,268,000)
24 (B) Construction of a centralized de-icing
25 facility and the modification of the
26 hold pad at runway 13 for secondary de-
27 icing 8,936,000
28 (Base Project Allocation - $8,936,000)
29 (iv) Allegheny County
30 (A) High performance precision
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1 manufacturing technology development by
2 the Institute for Precision
3 Technologies for use in bridge
4 structures, hermetically sealed box
5 beams and other metal fabricated
6 infrastructure components for
7 transportation systems 1,000,000
8 (B) High performance precision
9 manufacturing technology development by
10 the Institute for Precision
11 Technologies for use in bridge
12 structures, hermetically sealed box
13 beams and other metal fabricated
14 infrastructure components for
15 transportation systems 25,000,000
16 (Base Project Allocation - $24,000,000)
17 (Design and Contingencies - $1,000,000)
18 (v) Blair County
19 (A) Construction of new maintenance
20 building at District 9-0 headquarters 700,000
21 (Base Project Allocation - $645,000)
22 (Design and Contingencies - $55,000)
23 (VI) LACKAWANNA COUNTY <--
24 (A) BOROUGH OF TAYLOR, ROAD CONSTRUCTION,
25 INCLUDING STORM SEWERS AND CURBING ON
26 OAK STREET FROM KEYSER AVENUE TO MAIN
27 STREET 2,400,000
28 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $2,000,000
29 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $400,000
30 (B) BOROUGH OF TAYLOR, ROAD
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1 RECONSTRUCTION, INCLUDING STORM SEWERS
2 AND CURBING ON KEYSER AVENUE, FROM THE
3 TAYLOR/SCRANTON LINE TO THE TAYLOR/OLD
4 FORGE LINE 3,600,000
5 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $3,000,000)
6 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $600,000)
7 (C) BOROUGH OF TAYLOR, ROAD
8 RECONSTRUCTION, INCLUDING STORM SEWERS
9 AND CURBING ON UNION STREET FROM KEYSER
10 AVENUE TO NORTH MAIN STREET 3,600,000
11 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $3,000,000)
12 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $600,000)
13 (D) BOROUGH OF TAYLOR, ROAD
14 RECONSTRUCTION, INCLUDING STORM SEWERS
15 AND CURBING ON MAIN STREET FROM THE
16 TAYLOR/SCRANTON LINE TO THE TAYLOR/OLD
17 FORGE LINE 3,600,000
18 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $3,000,000)
19 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $600,000)
20 (E) BOROUGH OF DUNMORE, ROAD
21 RECONSTRUCTION, INCLUDING STORM SEWERS
22 AND CURBING ON BLAKELY STREET FROM THE
23 DUNMORE/THROOP LINE TO DUNMORE/SCRANTON
24 LINE 3,600,000
25 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $3,000,000)
26 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $600,000)
27 (F) BOROUGH OF DUNMORE, ROAD
28 RECONSTRUCTION, INCLUDING STORM SEWERS
29 AND CURBING ON GREEN RIDGE STREET FROM
30 DUNMORE/SCRANTON LINE TO BLAKELY
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1 STREET, DUNMORE 4,800,000
2 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $4,000,000)
3 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $800,000)
4 (G) BOROUGH OF DUNMORE, ROAD
5 RECONSTRUCTION, INCLUDING STORM SEWERS
6 AND CURBING ON DRINKER STREET FROM
7 BLAKELY STREET TO I-81 3,600,000
8 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $3,000,000)
9 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $600,000)
10 (H) BOROUGH OF THROOP, ROAD
11 RECONSTRUCTION, INCLUDING STORM SEWERS
12 AND CURBING ON CYPRESS STREET
13 (NORTHBOUND AND SOUTHBOUND LANES) FROM
14 THROOP/DUNMORE LINE TO THROOP/OLYPHANT
15 LINE 6,000,000
16 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $5,000,000)
17 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $1,000,000)
18 (I) CITY OF SCRANTON, ROAD RECONSTRUCTION,
19 INCLUDING STORM SEWERS AND CURBING ON
20 GREEN RIDGE STREET FROM NORTH MAIN
21 AVENUE TO SCRANTON/DUNMORE LINE 4,800,000
22 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $4,000,000)
23 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $800,000)
24 (J) CITY OF SCRANTON, ROAD RECONSTRUCTION,
25 INCLUDING STORM SEWERS AND CURBING ON
26 PROVIDENCE ROAD FROM OLIVE STREET TO
27 NORTH MAIN AVENUE 3,600,000
28 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $3,000,000)
29 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $600,000)
30 (K) CITY OF SCRANTON, ROAD RECONSTRUCTION,
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1 INCLUDING STORM SEWERS AND CURBING ON
2 MAIN AVENUE FROM SCRANTON/TAYLOR LINE
3 TO SCRANTON/DICKSON CITY LINE 4,800,000
4 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $4,000,000)
5 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $800,000)
6 (L) CITY OF SCRANTON, ROAD RECONSTRUCTION,
7 INCLUDING STORM SEWERS AND CURBING ON
8 KEYSER AVENUE FROM SCRANTON/TAYLOR LINE
9 TO WEST MARKET STREET 6,000,000
10 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $5,000,000)
11 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $1,000,000)
12 (M) CITY OF SCRANTON, ROAD RECONSTRUCTION,
13 INCLUDING STORM SEWERS AND CURBING ON
14 JACKSON STREET FROM KEYSER AVENUE TO
15 NEWTON ROAD 2,400,000
16 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $2,000,000)
17 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $400,000)
18 (N) CITY OF SCRANTON, ROAD RECONSTRUCTION,
19 INCLUDING STORM SEWERS AND CURBING ON
20 NEWTON ROAD FROM JACKSON STREET TO
21 SCRANTON/RANSOM TOWNSHIP LINE 4,800,000
22 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $4,000,000)
23 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $800,000)
24 (O) CITY OF SCRANTON, ROAD RECONSTRUCTION,
25 INCLUDING STORM SEWERS AND CURBING ON
26 LUZERNE STREET FROM NORTH MAIN AVENUE
27 TO KEYSER AVENUE 4,800,000
28 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $4,000,000)
29 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $800,000)
30 (P) BOROUGH OF DUNMORE, FLOOD CONTROL AND
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1 STORM WATER PROJECT, INCLUDING, BUT NOT
2 LIMITED TO, STORM SEWERS AND ROAD
3 RECONSTRUCTION AND PUMPING STATIONS IN
4 THE AREA OF CLAY AVENUE, QUINCY AVENUE,
5 MADISON AVENUE, JEFFERSON AVENUE AND
6 ADAMS AVENUE; MARION STREET, GREEN
7 RIDGE STREET AND ELECTRIC STREET 2,400,000
8 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $2,000,000)
9 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $400,000)
10 (Q) BOROUGH OF TAYLOR, FLOOD CONTROL AND
11 STORM WATER PROJECT, INCLUDING, BUT NOT
12 LIMITED TO, STORM SEWERS AND ROAD
13 RECONSTRUCTION AND PUMPING STATIONS IN
14 THE AREA OF GREEN VIEW WEST, INCLUDING
15 WALNUT STREET, OAK STREET, WILLIAMS
16 STREET, AND PRINCE STREET; MACKIE LANE,
17 VINE LANE, LAUREL LANE, CHESTER LANE
18 AND BICHLER LANE; RINALDI DRIVE,
19 BARBARA DRIVE; DONNY DRIVE AND ANTHONY
20 DRIVE 2,400,000
21 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION) - $2,000,000)
22 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $400,000)
23 (vi) (VII) Montgomery County <--
24 (A) Reconstruction and Rehabilitation of
25 Main Street from Beaver Street to
26 Prospect Avenue, Borough of North
27 Wales 1,715,000
28 (vii) (VIII) Montour County <--
29 (A) Additional Funds for project DGS 251-
30 35, construction of transportation
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1 maintenance shed 500,000
2 (B) CONSTRUCTION OF A SATELLITE <--
3 MAINTENANCE BUILDING 1,200,000
4 (viii) (IX) Philadelphia, Delaware and Bucks <--
5 Counties
6 (A) Dredging of the channel of the
7 Delaware River from 40 to 45 feet 15,000,000
8 (ix) (X) City of Erie <--
9 (A) Improvements to city enterprise zone
10 transportation infrastructure 530,000
11 (x) Tioga County <--
12 (A) Grand Canyon State Airport
13 (I) Construction of 20 hangars 500,000
14 (Base Project Allocation - $400,000)
15 (Design and Contingencies - $100,000)
16 (xi) Adams County Welcome Center
17 (A) Additional funds for project DGS 657-
18 6, to construct a new welcome center 540,000
19 (Base Project Allocation - $450,000)
20 (Design and Contingencies - $90,000)
21 (xii) Susquehanna County Welcome Center
22 (A) Additional funds for project DGS 657-
23 13, to construct welcome center in
24 Great Bend Township 1,320,000
25 (Base Project Allocation - $1,100,000)
26 (Design and Contingencies - $220,000)
27 (XIII) HARRISBURG AREA <--
28 (A) ADDITIONAL FUNDS FOR A NEW TESTING
29 LABORATORY 14,400,000
30 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $12,000,000)
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1 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $2,400,000)
2 (XIV) VENANGO COUNTY
3 (A) ACQUISITION OF A NEW DISTRICT OFFICE
4 BUILDING IN OIL CITY 1,000,000
5 (XV) FOREST COUNTY
6 (A) CONSTRUCTION OF NEW WELCOME CENTER 350,000
7 (XVI) MCKEAN COUNTY
8 (A) CONSTRUCTION OF NEW WELCOME CENTER 350,000
9 (XVII) WARREN COUNTY
10 (A) CONSTRUCTION OF NEW WELCOME CENTER 350,000
11 (XVIII) PORT OF PHILADELPHIA
12 (A) IMPROVEMENTS TO THE AMERIPORT
13 INTERMODAL CONNECTION FACILITY 5,000,000
14 (B) ACQUISITION OF TWO CRANES CAPABLE OF <--
15 HANDLING 56-FOOT OR LARGER SHIPPING
16 CONTAINERS 15,000,000
17 (B) ACQUISITION OF TWO CONTAINER CRANES 15,000,000 <--
18 (XIX) LAWRENCE COUNTY
19 (A) INSTALLATION OF TRAFFIC SIGNALS ON SR
20 0168 IN TAYLOR TOWNSHIP 250,000
21 Section 4. Itemization of furniture and equipment projects.
22 Additional capital projects in the category of public
23 improvement projects consisting of the acquisition of movable
24 furniture and equipment to complete public improvement projects
25 and to be purchased by the Department of General Services, its
26 successors or assigns, and to be financed by the incurring of
27 debt, are hereby itemized, together with their respective
28 estimated financial costs, as follows:
29 Total
30 Project
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1 Project Allocation
2 (1) Department of Agriculture $804,000
3 (i) Agriculture Laboratory
4 (A) Original furniture and equipment for
5 Agriculture laboratory DGS 700-32 804,000
6 (2) Department of Conservation and Natural
7 Resources $270,000
8 (i) Greenwood Furnace State Park
9 (A) Original furniture and equipment to
10 develop picnic and camping facilities,
11 DGS 129-1 90,000
12 (B) Original furniture and equipment for
13 administrative and support structures,
14 DGS 129-2 90,000
15 (ii) Pymatuning State Park
16 (A) Original furniture and equipment to
17 rehabilitate Linesville boat livery DGS
18 103-4 70,000
19 (iii) Sinnemahoning State Park
20 (A) Original furniture and equipment to
21 reconstruct spillway and control tower
22 DGS 104-4 20,000
23 (3) Department of Education $18,037,000
24 (i) The Pennsylvania State University
25 (A) University Park Campus
26 (I) Renovation of animal diagnostic
27 laboratory and incinerator DGS 800-
28 244 240,000
29 (II) Electrical distribution system
30 DGS 800-217 390,000
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1 (B) Behrend Campus
2 (I) Multipurpose facility for student
3 activities DGS 800-220 1,550,000
4 (C) Berks Campus
5 (I) Acquisition of land and
6 development of an agricultural
7 instruction center DGS 800-204 850,000
8 (D) Fayette Campus
9 (I) Multipurpose technological-
10 cultural "Southwest Institute" DGS
11 800-209 620,000
12 (II) Agricultural sciences
13 classroom/laboratory building DGS
14 800-210 460,000
15 (III) Biomedical technology center DGS
16 800-238 660,000
17 (E) Harrisburg Campus
18 (I) Original furniture and equipment
19 for library DGS 800-233 1,650,000
20 (F) New Kensington Campus
21 (I) Addition to academic building DGS
22 800-212 260,000
23 (G) Wilkes-Barre Campus
24 (I) Technology center DGS 800-218 200,000
25 (ii) University of Pittsburgh
26 (A) Original furnishings and equipment for
27 Smith Hall DGS 1103-58 - Greensburg
28 Campus 45,000
29 (B) Additional funds for
30 Classroom/Administration Building DGS
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1 1103-53 - Johnstown Campus 525,000
2 (C) Original furnishings and equipment for
3 Engineering and Science Center -
4 Johnstown Campus DGS 1103-59 76,000
5 (D) Additional funds for
6 Convocation/Events Center DGS 1103-48 -
7 Oakland Campus 1,458,000
8 (E) Additional funds for Multi-Purpose
9 Academic Complex DGS 1103-40 - Oakland
10 Campus 2,093,000
11 (F) Additional funds for Hillman Library
12 Addition DGS 1103-55 - Oakland Campus 316,000
13 (G) Original furnishings and equipment for
14 Science Building DGS 1103-54 -
15 Titusville Campus 195,000
16 (H) Original furniture and equipment for
17 Sports Center expansion - Bradford
18 Campus 2,300,000
19 (I) Original furniture and equipment for
20 Communications, Arts and Technology
21 Building - Bradford Campus 2,200,000
22 (J) Additional original furniture and
23 equipment for Bellefield Annex
24 renovation - Oakland Campus 199,000
25 (iii) Northwest Pennsylvania Technical
26 Institute
27 (A) Original furniture and equipment for
28 Erie County public learning network 1,000,000
29 (iv) Thaddeus Stevens State School of
30 Technology
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1 (A) Original furniture and equipment for
2 multi-purpose activities center and
3 trade-technical laboratory 750,000
4 (4) DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL SERVICES $449,000 <--
5 (I) DAVID L. LAWRENCE CONVENTION CENTER
6 (A) MEETING ROOM FURNISHINGS, DECORATION
7 EQUIPMENT, COMPUTER EQUIPMENT, WINDOW
8 TREATMENTS AND SOUND SYSTEM
9 IMPROVEMENTS 449,000
10 (4) Historical and Museum Commission $610,000 <--
11 (5) HISTORICAL AND MUSEUM COMMISSION $3,310,000 <--
12 (5) HISTORICAL AND MUSEUM COMMISSION $1,310,000 <--
13 (i) Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania
14 (A) Original furniture and equipment for
15 locomotive shed DGS 980-3 220,000
16 (ii) Somerset Historical Center
17 (A) Original furniture and equipment for
18 expansion of the visitor center DGS
19 990-2 150,000
20 (iii) State Records Center
21 (A) Original furniture and equipment for
22 addition to the State Records Center
23 DGS 948-38 240,000
24 (IV) FORT PITT MUSEUM, POINT STATE PARK, <--
25 ALLEGHENY COUNTY. ADDITIONAL FUNDS FOR DGS
26 989-2. REPLACE AND RECONSTRUCT ROOFING
27 SYSTEM AND RESTORE INTERIOR FINISHES TO
28 PROVIDE FOR: REMOVAL OF EXISTING FAILED
29 ROOFING WITH SOD COVER AND CRIBBING, NEW
30 ROOF STRUCTURE THAT WILL PROHIBIT TRESPASS
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1 FROM FORT PITT BRIDGE APPROACH, WITH
2 APPURTENANT STRUCTURE AND FINISHES,
3 RESTORE, REPAIR OR PROVIDE NEW EXTERIOR AND
4 INTERIOR FINISHES 2,000,000
5 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $1,600,000)
6 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $400,000)
7 (V) (IV) PENNSBURG VISITORS CENTER <--
8 (A) ORIGINAL FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT 300,000
9 (VI) (V) LANDIS VALLEY MUSEUM <--
10 (A) ORIGINAL FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT FOR
11 THE LANDIS VALLEY STORAGE BUILDING AND
12 THE HANDS-ON-HOUSE MUSEUM 400,000
13 (5) (6) Department of Military and Veterans <--
14 Affairs $1,093,000
15 (i) Southwestern Veterans Home Allegheny
16 County
17 (A) Original furniture and equipment for
18 the Southwestern Veterans Home DGS 967-
19 50 1,093,000
20 (6) (7) Department of Public Welfare $926,000 <--
21 (i) Youth Detention Facility at Cresson
22 (A) Original furniture and equipment for
23 maximum security youth detention
24 facility for western Pennsylvania DGS
25 587-9 463,000
26 (ii) Youth Detention Facility at South
27 Mountain
28 (A) Original furniture and equipment for
29 maximum security youth detention
30 facility for eastern Pennsylvania DGS
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1 557-13 463,000
2 (7) (8) State System of Higher Education $30,937,000 <--
3 (i) Bloomsburg State University
4 (A) Original furniture and equipment for
5 Centennial Gymnasium DGS 401-51 1,042,000
6 (B) Original furniture and equipment for
7 Navy Hall 429,000
8 (C) Original furniture and equipment for
9 Hartline Science Center 952,000
10 (ii) California State University
11 (A) Original furniture and equipment for
12 Dixon Hall DGS 402-51 684,000
13 (B) Original furniture and equipment for
14 Adamson Stadium DGS 402-52 140,000
15 (C) Original furniture and equipment for
16 World Culture Building DGS 402-53 613,000
17 (D) Original furniture and equipment for
18 Noss Hall 337,000
19 (E) Original furniture and equipment for
20 Steele Auditorium 572,000
21 (iii) Clarion State University
22 (A) Original furniture and equipment for
23 Carlson Library 2,048,000
24 (iv) East Stroudsburg State University
25 (A) Original furniture and equipment for
26 Zimbar Gymnasium DGS 405-52 407,000
27 (B) Original furniture and equipment for
28 Rosenkrans Hall 386,000
29 (C) Original furniture and equipment for
30 Eiler-Martin Stadium 323,000
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1 (v) Edinboro State University
2 (A) Original furniture and equipment for
3 Loveland Hall DGS 406-47 30,000
4 (B) Original furniture and equipment for
5 Cooper Science DGS 406-51 234,000
6 (C) Original furniture and equipment for
7 Heather Hall 227,000
8 (D) Original furniture and equipment for
9 Butterfield Hall 494,000
10 (E) Original furniture and equipment for
11 Memorial Auditorium 250,000
12 (vi) Indiana University
13 (A) Original furniture and equipment for
14 Clark Hall DGS 407-64 333,000
15 (B) Original furniture and equipment for
16 Uhler Hall DGS 407-65 504,000
17 (C) Original furniture and equipment for
18 John Sutton Hall - Phase I 738,000
19 (D) Original furniture and equipment for
20 Stabley Library 463,000
21 (E) Original furniture and equipment for
22 Cogswell Hall 889,000
23 (F) Original furniture and equipment for
24 Keith Hall 706,000
25 (vii) Kutztown State University
26 (A) Original furniture and equipment for
27 Athletic Facility DGS 408-54 280,000
28 (B) Original furniture and equipment for
29 Science Buildings 1,866,000
30 (C) Original furniture and equipment for
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1 Graduate Center 360,000
2 (viii) Lock Haven State University
3 (A) Original furniture and equipment for
4 conversion of Boiler Plant to
5 Classrooms DGS 409-55 335,000
6 (B) Original furniture and equipment for
7 Clearfield Campus DGS 409-56 500,000
8 (C) Original furniture and equipment for
9 Rogers Gym DGS 409-57 311,000
10 (D) Original furniture and equipment for
11 Court House Annex DGS 409-58 440,000
12 (ix) Mansfield State University
13 (A) Original furniture and equipment for
14 renovation of Gymnasium to Facility for
15 Instruction DGS 401-51 499,000
16 (B) Original furniture and equipment for
17 Belknap/Retan, DGS 410-49 768,000
18 (x) Millersville State University
19 (A) Original furniture and equipment for
20 McComsey Hall 766,000
21 (B) Original furniture and equipment for
22 Osburn Hall 420,000
23 (C) Original furniture and equipment for
24 Stayer Hall 684,000
25 (D) Original furniture and equipment for
26 Lyle Hall 268,000
27 (E) Original furniture and equipment for
28 Roddy Science Center 704,000
29 (F) Original furniture and equipment for
30 Gerhart Hall 24,000
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1 (xi) Shippensburg State University
2 (A) Original furniture and equipment for
3 Franklin Science Center 1,742,000
4 (B) Original furniture and equipment for
5 Shippen Hall 1,581,000
6 (C) Original furniture and equipment for
7 Rowland and Shearer Halls 517,000
8 (D) Original furniture and equipment for
9 Huber Arts and Counselor Education
10 Building 280,000
11 (xii) Slippery Rock State University
12 (A) Original furniture and equipment for
13 Vincent Science Building 1,641,000
14 (B) Original furniture and equipment for
15 Health Professionals Building 1,479,000
16 (xiii) West Chester State University
17 (A) Original furniture and equipment for
18 Swope Hall DGS 414-62 672,000
19 (B) Original furniture and equipment for
20 Schmucker Science - Phase III 1,584,000
21 (C) Original furniture and equipment for
22 Francis Harvey Green Building 415,000
23 (9) DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION $564,000 <--
24 (I) VENANGO COUNTY DISTRICT 1-0 OFFICE
25 BUILDING
26 (A) ORIGINAL FURNISHINGS AND EQUIPMENT FOR
27 NEW DISTRICT 1-0 OFFICE BUILDING IN OIL
28 CITY, VENANGO COUNTY 564,000
29 Section 5. Itemization of transportation assistance projects.
30 (a) Mass transit.--Additional capital projects in the
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1 category of transportation assistance projects for mass transit
2 in which an interest is to be acquired or constructed by the
3 Department of Transportation, its successors or assigns, and to
4 be financed by the incurring of debt, are hereby itemized,
5 together with their estimated financial costs, as follows:
6 Total
7 Project
8 Project Allocation
9 (1) AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY OF NORTH <--
10 CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA
11 (I) PURCHASE OF HEAVY-DUTY REPLACEMENT
12 VEHICLES AND ACCESSIBLE REPLACEMENT VANS 480,000
13 (II) FOR THE COMPLETION OF THE CONSTRUCTION OF
14 PASSENGER AND BUS STORAGE FACILITIES 376,000
15 (III) COMPLETION OF A REGIONAL GIS/ITS SYSTEM 974,000
16 (1) (2) Beaver County Transit Authority <--
17 (i) Purchase of buses and related equipment 185,000
18 (ii) Deployment of Intelligent Transportation
19 System 300,000
20 (2) (3) Berks Area Reading Transportation <--
21 Authority
22 (i) Phase II - Downtown Transportation Center 867,000
23 (2.1) (4) Cambria County Transit Authority <--
24 (i) Rehabilitate fuel storage and dispensing
25 system 196,000
26 (3) (5) Capitol Area Transit <--
27 (i) Construction of the West Shore Transfer
28 Center 133,000
29 (ii) Purchase of two 28-passenger trolley
30 buses 93,000
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1 (iii) Infrastructure improvements, vehicle
2 acquisition and planning for a
3 demonstration project for the Harrisburg
4 Transportation Center to Carlisle rail
5 corridor 1,000,000
6 (IV) ACQUISITION OF RAILS ROUTES, FACILITIES <--
7 AND/OR TRACKAGE RIGHTS FOR COMMUTER RAIL
8 OPERATIONS IN THE CAPITOL REGION 15,000,000
9 (4) (6) Centre Area Transportation Authority <--
10 (i) Purchase of service vehicles and automatic
11 vehicle locator system 120,000
12 (ii) Purchase of office and maintenance
13 equipment including spare parts 45,000
14 (iii) Purchase of small transit buses and
15 spare parts 50,000
16 (iv) Purchase of ten replacement buses 500,000
17 (5) (7) Chambersburg Transit Authority <--
18 (i) Construction or purchase of
19 administrative, maintenance and storage
20 facility 84,000
21 (6) (8) City of Philadelphia <--
22 (i) Locust Street Concourse Improvements -
23 Construction of Locust Street Concourse
24 project in the public concourse area under
25 Locust Street between 12th and 16th
26 Streets, adjacent to the PATCO Lindenwood
27 High Speed Line and the 12th and 13th
28 Streets and 15th and 16th Streets stations 1,000,000
29 (ii) Erie Avenue Subway Station Intermodal
30 Improvements 308,000
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1 (iii) Renovations at the Erie Station on Broad
2 Street subway 317,000
3 (IV) RECONSTRUCTION OF CHESTNUT STREET TRANSIT <--
4 WAY 4,237,000
5 (V) PARKING AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS FOR READING
6 TERMINAL 300,000
7 (6.1) (9) Delaware River Port Authority <--
8 (i) Purchase and installation of equipment for
9 Front Street Substation for traction power 92,000
10 (7) (10) Erie Metropolitan Transit Authority <--
11 (i) Construction of a park and ride lot in
12 Northwest Erie 167,000
13 (ii) Purchase of replacement buses and related
14 equipment 285,000
15 (iii) Purchase of four replacement buses,
16 spare parts and maintenance items 182,000
17 (iv) Purchase of six minibuses 49,000
18 (V) INTERMODAL COMPLEX (BUS TRANSFER STATION) 1,700,000 <--
19 (7.1) (11) Indiana County Transit Authority <--
20 (i) Purchase of replacement transit buses 120,000
21 (7.2) (12) Lackawanna County Transit System <--
22 (i) Purchase of 13 buses and maintenance 488,000
23 (8) (13) Lehigh and Northampton Transportation <--
24 Authority
25 (i) Replacement of 25 buses 1,084,000
26 (8.1) (14) Mid Mon Valley Transit Authority <--
27 (i) Purchase of five suburban transit coaches 233,000
28 (9) (15) Port Authority of Allegheny County <--
29 (i) Fiscal Year 1995-1996 Section 9 Program of <--
30 Projects 4,500,000
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1 (ii) Fiscal Year 1995-1996 fixed guideway
2 modernization projects 3,500,000
3 (iii) Environmental cleanup 2,000,000
4 (iv) Spine Line 43,500,000
5 (v) Airport Busway 18,600,000
6 (vi) Fiscal Year 1996-1997 Section 9 Program
7 of Projects 4,500,000
8 (vii) Fiscal Year 1996-1997 Vehicle Overhaul 5,000,000
9 (viii) Fiscal Year 1997-1998 Vehicle Overhaul 11,000,000
10 (ix) Fiscal Year 1996-1997 Fixed Guideway
11 Modernization 3,500,000
12 (x) Fiscal Year 1996-1997 Title I ISTEA
13 Flexible Funds - Busway Improvements 167,000
14 (I) FISCAL YEAR 1995-1996 SECTION 9 PROGRAM OF <--
15 PROJECTS 4,500,000
16 (II) FISCAL YEAR 1996-1997 SECTION 9 PROGRAM
17 OF PROJECTS 4,500,000
18 (III) FISCAL YEAR 1997-1998 SECTION 9 PROGRAM
19 OF PROJECTS 4,500,000
20 (IV) FISCAL YEAR 1998-1999 SECTION 9 PROGRAM
21 OF PROJECTS 4,500,000
22 (V) FISCAL YEAR 1996-1997 VEHICLE OVERHAUL 6,000,000
23 (VI) FISCAL YEAR 1997-1998 VEHICLE OVERHAUL 5,000,000
24 (VII) FISCAL YEAR 1998-1999 VEHICLE OVERHAUL 5,000,000
25 (VIII) FISCAL YEAR 1995-1996 FIXED GUIDEWAY
26 MODERNIZATION 3,500,000
27 (IX) FISCAL YEAR 1996-1997 FIXED GUIDEWAY
28 MODERNIZATION 3,500,000
29 (X) FISCAL YEAR 1997-1998 FIXED GUIDEWAY
30 MODERNIZATION 3,500,000
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1 (XI) FISCAL YEAR 1998-1999 FIXED GUIDEWAY
2 MODERNIZATION 3,500,000
3 (XII) FISCAL YEAR 1997-1998 FEDERAL FLEX 1,323,000
4 (XIII) FISCAL YEAR 1998-1999 FEDERAL FLEX 1,323,000
5 (XIV) FISCAL YEAR 1997-1998 INFRASTRUCTURE
6 SAFETY RENEWAL PROGRAM (ISRP) 13,700,000
7 (XV) FISCAL YEAR 1998-1999 INFRASTRUCTURE
8 SAFETY RENEWAL PROGRAM (ISRP) 13,700,000
9 (XVI) FISCAL YEAR 1996-1997 TITLE I ISTEA
10 FLEXIBLE FUNDS 117,000
11 (XVII) ENVIRONMENTAL CLEANUP 2,000,000
12 (XVIII) STAGE II LIGHT RAIL TRANSIT
13 RECONSTRUCTION 11,333,000
14 (XIX) BUS PROCUREMENT 10,000,000
15 (XX) NORTH SHORE/CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT
16 TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 12,500,000
17 (XXI) STAGE II LIGHT RAIL TRANSIT PROGRAM 13,499,000
18 (XXII) FISCAL YEAR 1995-1996 TITLE I ISTEA
19 FLEXIBLE FUNDS - PAT BUSWAY IMPROVEMENTS 1,667,000
20 (XXIII) FISCAL YEAR 1995-1996 TITLE I ISTEA
21 FLEXIBLE FUNDS STAGE II LIGHT RAIL TRANSIT
22 PROGRAM 3,333,000
23 (XXIV) EAST BUSWAY EXTENSION 43,500,000
24 (10) (16) Southeastern Pennsylvania <--
25 Transportation Authority
26 (i) Fiscal Year 1995-1996 Infrastructure,
27 Safety and Renewal Program 5,000,000 <--
28 (ii) Environmental cleanup 5,000,000
29 SAFETY AND RENEWAL PROGRAM 25,000,000 <--
30 (II) FISCAL YEAR 1995-1996 ENVIRONMENTAL
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1 CLEANUP 5,000,000
2 (iii) Fiscal Year 1995-1996 Vehicle Overhaul
3 Program 40,000,000
4 (iv) Fiscal Year 1995 Section 9 Program 9,521,000
5 (v) Frankford Elevated Reconstruction Projects
6 - Fiscal Year 1995 Requirement 8,334,000
7 (vi) Fiscal Year 1995 Section 3 Fixed Guideway
8 Program 5,469,000
9 (vii) Fiscal Year 1995 Section 9 Approved
10 Federal Highway Flexed Projects 16,784,000
11 (viii) Section 3 Approved Highway Flexing 4,098,000 <--
12 (VIII) FRANKFORD TRANSPORTATION CENTER <--
13 CONSTRUCTION - FISCAL YEARS 1994 THROUGH
14 1997 REQUIREMENT 4,098,000
15 (ix) Fiscal Year 1995 Section 3 Bus Purchase 1,250,000
16 (x) Chester Transportation Center 1,250,000
17 (xi) Cross County Metro - Major Investment
18 Study 251,000
19 (xii) Regional Rail Traction Power/Circuit
20 Breaker 146,000
21 (xiii) Fiscal Year 1996-1997 Vehicle Overhaul
22 Program 45,000,000
23 (xiv) Fiscal Year 1996-1997 Infrastructure
24 Safety and Renewal Program 25,000,000
25 (xv) Fiscal Year 1996-1997 Environmental
26 Cleanup 5,000,000
27 (xvi) Frankford Elevated Reconstruction
28 Program - Fiscal Year 1996 Section 3 8,334,000
29 (xvii) Fiscal Year 1996 Section 9 Program of
30 Projects 9,316,000
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1 (xviii) Fiscal Year 1996 Section 3 Program 4,528,000
2 (xix) Fiscal Year 1996 Section 3 Bus
3 Acquisition 1,551,000
4 (xx) Fiscal Year 1996 Section 3 Alternative
5 Fuel Buses 311,000
6 (xxi) North Philadelphia Transportation
7 Center 621,000
8 (xxii) Federal Highway Flexible Funding
9 program, 1996 515,000
10 (xxiii) Development of rail traction power
11 distribution 521,000 <--
12 DISTRIBUTION 604,000 <--
13 (xxiv) Completion of Frankford Elevated
14 reconstruction final segment including
15 renovating five stations, 1997 Section 3 8,333,000
16 (xxv) Acquisition of buses, automatic train <--
17 controls, underground storage tanks, 1997
18 Section 9 8,833,000
19 (xxvi) Infrastructure for Market/Frankford
20 Line, Broad Street signal system and
21 station accessibility, 1997 Section 3 5,666,000
22 (xxvii) Purchase of 200 advanced design
23 accessible buses, 1997 Section 3 3,333,000
24 (XXV) ACQUISITION OF BUSES, PURCHASE OF <--
25 ROLLING STOCK COMPONENTS AND EQUIPMENT,
26 PURCHASE OF TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT AND
27 UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK
28 REMOVAL/MODIFICATIONS - FISCAL YEAR 1997
29 SECTION 9 8,833,000
30 (XXVI) IMPROVEMENT FOR MARKET/FRANKFORD LINE,
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1 BROAD STREET SUBWAY SIGNAL SYSTEM AND
2 STATION ACCESSIBILITY, 1997 SECTION 3 5,526,000
3 (XXVII) PURCHASE OF ADVANCED DESIGN ACCESSIBLE
4 BUSES, 1997 SECTION 3 1,664,000
5 (xxviii) Purchase of alternative fuels buses
6 for routes in Bucks, Chester and Montgomery
7 Counties, 1997 Section 3 1,667,000 <--
8 COUNTIES, 1997 SECTION 3 827,000 <--
9 (xxix) Continued construction of
10 transportation center in North
11 Philadelphia 1,000,000 <--
12 (xxx) Continued reconstruction of the
13 Frankford Elevated Line, 1996 Section 3
14 Program, specifically station
15 accessibility, fleet renewal, reconstruct
16 Market elevated 4,528,000
17 PHILADELPHIA 207,000 <--
18 (XXX) FISCAL YEAR 1996 NORTH PHILADELPHIA -
19 LIVABLE COMMUNITIES 11,000
20 (XXXI) FISCAL YEAR 1997-1998 VEHICLE OVERHAUL 15,200,000
21 (XXXII) FISCAL YEAR 1997-1998 INFRASTRUCTURE
22 SAFETY RENEWAL 20,000,000
23 (XXXIII) FISCAL YEAR 1998 FEDERAL FORMULA
24 GRANT PROGRAM 25,334,000
25 (XXXIV) FRANKFORD TRANSPORTATION CENTER -
26 CONSTRUCTION 5,000,000
27 (XXXV) PAOLI TRANSPORTATION CENTER -
28 ENGINEERING, LAND ACQUISITION AND
29 CONSTRUCTION 333,000
30 (XXXVI) SCHUYLKILL VALLEY METRO - MAJOR
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1 INVESTMENT, ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STUDIES
2 AND PRELIMINARY ENGINEERING 333,000
3 (XXXVII) FISCAL YEAR 1998 FLEXIBLE HIGHWAY
4 ADMINISTRATION FUNDING - I-95
5 TRANSPORTATION MITIGATION PROGRAM, REGIONAL
6 TRANSIT STOP SIGNAGE (CMAQ), FRONTIER
7 ALTERNATIVE FUEL PROJECT (CMAQ), BUS
8 PURCHASE PROGRAM AND SMALL BUS ACQUISITION
9 PROGRAM 7,977,000
10 (XXXVIII) MIDVALE BUS GARAGE - CONSTRUCTION 1,814,000
11 (XXXIX) FRA SUBURBAN TO 30TH STREET STATION
12 BRIDGES AND CATENARY/OVERBROOK TRAIN
13 STATION RENOVATION 1,430,000
14 (XL) FISCAL YEAR 1997 FHWA FLEXING 551,000
15 (XLI) FISCAL YEAR 1997-1998 FEDERAL FLEXIBLE <--
16 FUND PROJECTS 3,646,000
17 (XLII) FISCAL YEAR 1998-1999 FEDERAL FLEXIBLE
18 FUND PROJECTS 3,646,000
19 (11) (17) Shenango Valley Shuttle Service <--
20 (i) Construction of a new transit center and
21 park and ride facility 100,000
22 (ii) Purchase of two transit buses 67,000
23 (12) (18) Red Rose Transportation Authority <--
24 (i) Construction of a rail station along
25 Amtrak Line in eastern Lancaster County 68,000 <--
26 AMTRAK LINE IN EASTERN LANCASTER COUNTY 410,000 <--
27 (II) PHASE II, EXTEND STRASBURG RAILROAD TRACK
28 FROM LEAMAN PLACE TO RAIL STATION SITE 3,615,000
29 (III) ADA COMPLIANCE PROJECT FOR LANCASTER
30 CITY TRAIN STATION 600,000
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1 (IV) DOWNTOWN LANCASTER TRANSFER TERMINAL 5,300,000
2 (13) (19) Williamsport Bureau of Transportation <--
3 (i) Construction of a central business
4 district transportation center 683,000
5 (13.1) (20) York Area Transportation Authority <--
6 (i) Construction of a bus transfer center 455,000
7 (14) (21) Class 3, Class 4 and Community Public <--
8 Transportation Systems
9 (i) Projects, including, but not limited to,
10 purchase of vehicles, vehicle overhaul,
11 purchase of facilities, facility
12 renovations, other capital equipment and
13 associated capital items for Fiscal Year
14 1996-1997 7,500,000
15 (15) (22) Department of Transportation <--
16 (i) Purchase of rail passenger equipment and <--
17 rail infrastructure improvements 2,600,000
18 (ii) Rehabilitation of rail stations along
19 Keystone Corridor 1,500,000
20 (I) PRELIMINARY ENGINEERING, ACQUISITION, <--
21 CONSTRUCTION, RECONSTRUCTION OR
22 REHABILITATION OF RAIL PASSENGER
23 FACILITIES, EQUIPMENT OR ROLLING STOCK 5,000,000
24 (b) Rural and intercity rail.--Additional capital projects
25 in the category of transportation assistance projects for rural
26 and intercity rail service projects to be constructed or with
27 respect to which an interest is to be acquired by the Department
28 of Transportation, its successors or assigns, and to be financed
29 by the incurring of debt, are hereby itemized, together with
30 their respective estimated financial costs, as follows:
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1 Total
2 Project
3 Project Allocation
4 (1) Allegheny County
5 (i) Purchase of the Wheeling and Lake Erie <--
6 Railway 12,000,000
7 (ii) Construction of railroad connection to
8 interchange Wheeling and Lake Erie traffic
9 to Pittsburgh Industrial Railroad to
10 reestablish CSXT interchange South of
11 Bridgeville between Milepost 57 and
12 Milepost 61 2,500,000
13 (iii) (I) Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad line <--
14 rehabilitation 1,500,000
15 (iv) (II) Purchase of a portion of West End <--
16 Branch of Wheeling Lake Erie Railway Right-
17 of-way to accommodate West End Circle
18 Project of PennDOT and construction of
19 railroad connection to interchange Wheeling
20 and Lake Erie traffic to Pittsburgh
21 Industrial Railroad to reestablish CSXT
22 interchange south of Bridgeville between
23 Milepost 57 and Milepost 61 12,500,000
24 (v) Purchase of West End Branch of Wheeling <--
25 Lake Erie Railway from Steuben Street to
26 Wabash Tunnel to accommodate Banksville
27 Interchange at 1-279 and the development of
28 HOV corridor 6,500,000
29 (vi) (III) Purchase Wheeling and Lake Erie <--
30 Railway main right-of-way from Rook Yard
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1 (Milepost 56 to Longview Milepost 46) to
2 create two new transportation corridors to
3 downtown Pittsburgh 18,000,000
4 (vii) (IV) Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway <--
5 Company
6 (A) Replacement of deteriorated crossties
7 on former P & WV rail line that runs
8 for 38.6 miles between Pierce and
9 Connellsville to allow for intermodal
10 traffic or expected volume of iron ore
11 trains 800,000
12 (Base Project Allocation - $720,000)
13 (Design and Contingencies - $80,000)
14 (viii) (V) Development of intermodal <--
15 transportation and distribution facility in
16 Leetsdale 1,250,000
17 (ix) (VI) Pittsburgh, Allegheny and McKees <--
18 Rocks Railroad
19 (A) Maintenance of infrastructure along
20 trackage 300,000
21 (2) Allegheny and Washington Counties
22 (i) Pittsburgh Industrial Railroad
23 (A) Maintenance of infrastructure at
24 various points along trackage from
25 Youngwood to Fairchance 300,000
26 (3) Allegheny, Westmoreland, Washington and
27 Fayette
28 (i) Former Pittsburgh West Virginia Line
29 (A) Replacement of deteriorated crossties
30 on 38.6 miles of trackage 600,000
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1 (4) Beaver County
2 (i) Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad
3 (A) Rehabilitation of seven miles of rail
4 line 450,000
5 (II) PENN POWER <--
6 (A) REHABILITATION OF SPECIFIC SECTIONS OF
7 BRANCH LINE FROM NOVA CHEMICAL TO
8 DUQUESNE NUCLEAR POWER IN SHIPPINGPORT
9 BOROUGH 1,474,000
10 (III) NATIONAL GYPSUM
11 (A) BUILD AN INDUSTRIAL RAIL SPUR WITH ALL
12 APPROPRIATE SIGNALS INTO NEW PLANT FROM
13 BRANCH LINE 815,000
14 (IV) BEAVER COUNTY CORPORATION FOR ECONOMIC
15 DEVELOPMENT MIDA RAIL PROJECT 250,000
16 (5) Berks County
17 (i) Reading, Blue Mountain and Northern
18 Railroad
19 (A) Construction of connection from USRA
20 Line No. 197b to Reading & Northern
21 Railroad at Temple 800,000
22 (6) Blair County
23 (i) Morrison's Cove Railroad
24 (A) Replace three sections of existing
25 track with heavy rail for approximately
26 3.0 miles to handle existing traffic on
27 the Morrison's Cove Railroad and the
28 Martinsburg Branch; replace track
29 switches; upgrade three grade
30 crossings 396,000
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1 (7) Bucks County
2 (i) Bristol Industrial Park
3 (A) Construction of industrial terminal
4 railway extension 125,000
5 (ii) USX Fairless Industrial Park
6 (A) Upgrade of interchange points 600,000
7 (8) Butler County
8 (i) Buffalo and Pittsburgh Railroad
9 (A) Construction of new rail side track
10 and four new turnouts 200,000
11 (B) Johnsonburg Bypass rail connection
12 between Buffalo and Pittsburgh Railroad
13 and the Allegheny and Eastern Railroad 3,200,000
14 (C) Mainline from Punxsutawney to Falls
15 Creek 1,000,000
16 (ii) Genesee and Wyoming Railroad <--
17 (A) Butler to Bruin 1,800,000
18 (II) CSX RAIL TAKEOVER <--
19 (A) ACQUISITION OF THE RAILROAD BETWEEN
20 GLENSHAW AND EVANS CITY 5,000,000
21 (9) CAMBRIA COUNTY <--
22 (I) C.B. & L RAILWAY
23 (A) REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY OF JOHNSTOWN
24 TO PURCHASE AND UPGRADE 4,000,000
25 (9) (10) Carbon County <--
26 (i) Chestnut Ridge Railway
27 (A) Rehabilitation of yard trackage at the
28 Zinc Corporation facility 248,000
29 (9.1) (11) Carbon and Luzerne Counties <--
30 (i) Rehabilitation of the Reading, Blue
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1 Mountain and Northern Railroad between
2 Dupont and White Haven including
3 replacement of 19 miles of welded rail,
4 replacement of deteriorating ties,
5 resurface railbed, renew road crossings,
6 adjust track alignment and other
7 miscellaneous rehabilitation on both tracks
8 to a minimum FRA Class II Track Standards 4,500,000
9 (ii) Rehabilitation of the Reading, Blue
10 Mountain and Northern Railroad's Track 1
11 between Lehighton and M & H Junction to FRA
12 Class 1 Track Standards and Track 2 between
13 Laurel Run and Dupont to FRA Class I Track
14 Standards 360,000
15 (10) (12) Carbon, Luzerne, Lackawanna and Wyoming <--
16 (i) Lehigh Middle Cluster
17 (A) Rehabilitation of 93 miles of track 450,000
18 (11) (13) Carbon and Schuylkill Counties <--
19 (i) Rehabilitation of railroad tracks
20 connecting the Boroughs of Lansford and
21 Tamaqua 700,000
22 (12) (14) Centre County <--
23 (i) SEDA-COG Whiterock Quarry track
24 (A) Track rehabilitation and construction 1,400,000
25 (13) (15) Chester County <--
26 (i) Brandywine Valley Railroad
27 (A) Elevate track and construct retaining <--
28 wall to prevent continual washouts from
29 Brandywine Creek in South Coatesville 405,000
30 (A) HERITAGE RAIL LINK, REHABILITATION OF <--
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1 RAILROAD FROM COATESVILLE TO MODENA 75,000
2 (II) DELAWARE VALLEY RAILWAY
3 (A) HERITAGE RAIL LINK, CONSTRUCTION OF
4 MENDENHALL PASSING TRACK 80,000
5 (B) HERITAGE RAIL LINK, RECONSTRUCTION OF
6 RAILWAY BETWEEN MENDENHALL AND KENNETT
7 SQUARE INCLUDING KENNETT SQUARE PASSING
8 TRACK 128,000
9 (C) HERITAGE RAIL LINK RECONSTRUCTION OF
10 POCOPSON PASSING TRACK 33,000
11 (D) HERITAGE RAIL LINK, RECONSTRUCTION OF
12 RAILWAY BETWEEN BRANDYWINE MUSEUM AND
13 CHADDS FORD 30,000
14 (III) HERITAGE RAIL LINK
15 (A) REHABILITATION OF STATIONS AND PARKING
16 AREAS IN COATESVILLE, NORTHBROOK,
17 CHADDS FORD, MENDENHALL AND KENNETT
18 SQUARE 155,000
19 (IV) HERITAGE TRAIN THROUGH COATESVILLE,
20 UTILIZING TRACKAGE THROUGH LUKENS STEEL
21 CORPORATION INCLUDING CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
22 AND OPERATIONS 1,232,000
23 (14) (16) Clinton, Centre and Blair Counties <--
24 (i) SEDA-COG Joint Rail Authority
25 (A) Nittany and Bald Eagle Railroad
26 Rehabilitation 3,000,000
27 (B) Commonwealth supported rail welding
28 project 3,000,000
29 (15) (17) Dauphin County <--
30 (i) Replacement of rail bridge over a canal on
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1 Front Street in Borough of Steelton 188,000
2 (16) (18) Elk County <--
3 (i) Genesee and Wyoming BUFFALO AND PITTSBURGH <--
4 Railroad
5 (A) Johnsonburg to New York State Line 3,200,000
6 (17) (19) Erie and Crawford Counties <--
7 (i) Allegheny and Eastern Railroad, Inc. <--
8 (A) From Milepost 8 to Milepost 19,
9 rehabilitation and upgrade of 11 miles
10 of Allegheny and Eastern Railroad used
11 for traffic moving to or from Conrail
12 interchange at Erie. Includes
13 rehabilitation of rails, new ties and
14 other roadbed improvements 275,000
15 (ii) (I) Northwestern Pennsylvania Railroad <--
16 (A) Upgrade of rail line to Federal
17 Railway Administration Class II
18 condition 250,000
19 (18) (20) Fayette County <--
20 (i) Completion of CSX rail acquisition in
21 Fayette County 1,800,000
22 (ii) Southwest Pennsylvania Rail
23 Rehabilitation Program 1,200,000
24 (iii) Fay-Penn Transportation Company
25 (A) Rehabilitation of 21.6 miles of rail
26 line from Fair Chance Business Park to
27 Mt. Pleasant in Westmoreland County 750,000
28 (21) GREENE COUNTY <--
29 (I) GREENE COUNTY INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
30 AUTHORITY
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1 (A) CONSTRUCTION OF A SPUR TO SERVE
2 AIRPORT INDUSTRIAL PARK 1,000,000
3 (19) (22) Indiana County <--
4 (i) Genesee and Wyoming Railroad <--
5 (A) Punxsutawney to Falls Creek 1,000,000
6 (ii) (I) Pittsburgh and Shawmut Railroad <--
7 (A) Rehabilitation of Pittsburgh and
8 Shawmut Railroad between Driftwood and
9 Kittanning, including replacement of
10 21,797 feet of rail, replacement of
11 deteriorating ties, resurface rail bed,
12 renew road crossings and other
13 miscellaneous rehabilitation 1,500,000
14 (23) LACKAWANNA COUNTY <--
15 (A) PURCHASE AND REHABILITATION OF 6 MILES
16 OF THE FORMER LAUREL LINE TRACKAGE FROM
17 DOWNTOWN SCRANTON TO THE BOROUGH OF
18 MOOSIC 4,500,000
19 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $3,750,000)
20 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $750,000)
21 (B) ROLLING STOCK FOR LAUREL LINE
22 PASSENGER SERVICE 6,000,000
23 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $5,000,000)
24 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $1,000,000)
25 (24) LACKAWANNA COUNTY RAILROAD AUTHORITY
26 (A) REHABILITATION OF BRIDGE 60 IN THE
27 CITY OF SCRANTON 3,360,000
28 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $2,800,000)
29 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $560,000)
30 (B) PURCHASE OF LOCOMOTIVES AND ROLLING
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1 STOCK TO PROVIDE COMMUTER SERVICE
2 BETWEEN THE CITY OF SCRANTON AND NEW
3 YORK CITY 9,600,000
4 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $8,000,000)
5 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $1,600,000)
6 (20) (25) Lancaster County <--
7 (i) Construction of new 1,262-foot siding for <--
8 cold storage facility 125,000
9 (I) ROSENBERGER COLD STORAGE COMPANY <--
10 (A) CONSTRUCTION OF NEW 1,262-FOOT SIDING
11 FOR COLD STORAGE FACILITY 250,000
12 (II) INTERMODAL TERMINAL <--
13 (A) CONSTRUCTION OF AN INTERMODAL TERMINAL
14 IN LANCASTER COUNTY 250,000
15 (26) LAWRENCE COUNTY
16 (I) CSX RAILWAY
17 (A) LAWRENCE COUNTY ACQUISITION OF CSX
18 LINE FROM NEW CASTLE JUNCTION TO
19 ELLWOOD CITY (11.5 MILES) 3,100,000
20 (21) (27) Mifflin County <--
21 (i) SEDA-COG Joint Rail Authority
22 (A) Juniata Valley Railroad
23 Reconstruction 3,000,000
24 (22) (28) Monroe County <--
25 (i) Monroe County Railroad Authority
26 (A) Rehabilitation of 17 miles of rail
27 line to FRA Class III standards
28 including purchase and installation of
29 new crossties, raise, line and surface
30 the entire 17 mile rail line and
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1 purchase and install relay rail on
2 various curves on the rail line 861,000
3 (B) Purchase of railroad right-of-way and
4 relay rail on approximately 1.5 miles
5 including a bridge over the Delaware
6 River to allow the final linkage of
7 track between Pennsylvania and New
8 Jersey to reopen the passenger and
9 freight corridor between the Pocono
10 Mountain region of Pennsylvania and New
11 York City 985,000
12 (C) PURCHASE AND REHABILITATE 13 MILES OF <--
13 CONRAIL TRACKAGE BETWEEN ANALOMINK AND
14 PORTLAND FOR FREIGHT AND PASSENGER
15 SERVICES 1,400,000
16 (II) INTERMODAL CENTER PROJECT
17 (A) DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF INTERMODAL
18 TRANSPORTATION CENTER IN SMITHFIELD
19 TOWNSHIP AT OR NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF
20 I-80 AND ROUTES 611 AND 191, TO INCLUDE
21 STATION FACILITIES, PARKING, SEWER AND
22 WATER SERVICE AND ACCESS IMPROVEMENTS,
23 PEDESTRIAN WALKWAYS AND RELATED SITE
24 IMPROVEMENTS AND AMENITIES 1,296,000
25 (23) (29) Montgomery County <--
26 (i) Upper Merion and Plymouth Railroad
27 (A) Add three storage tracks in Plymouth
28 Township and construct a holding/run-a-
29 round track in Upper Merion Township at
30 Swedeland Yard 420,000
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1 (ii) Lukens, Inc. <--
2 (A) Upgrade Lukens Steel Mainline Rail
3 facilities with ties, rails, switch
4 appurtenances and roadbed upgrade from
5 East to West end of plant 440,000
6 (24) (30) Northampton County
7 (i) Construction of siding at Todd Heller
8 site 130,000
9 (25) (31) Northumberland, Montour and Columbia <--
10 Counties
11 (i) SEDA-COG Joint Rail Authority
12 (A) Stabilize track for the North Shore
13 Railroad to maintain Class II service 375,000
14 (B) Replacement of up to 2,700 crossties,
15 reconstruction of two grade crossings
16 and replacement of bridge timbers 300,000
17 (26) (32) Philadelphia County <--
18 (i) West Philadelphia Transportation Center
19 (A) Rehabilitation and transformation of
20 the old 52nd and Lancaster Streets rail
21 station into an intermodal
22 transportation center 2,810,000
23 (Base Construction Allocation -
24 $2,300,000)
25 (Design and Contingencies - $510,000)
26 (ii) Delaware and Hudson Railway Company
27 (A) Philadelphia Naval Base track
28 rehabilitation, rehabilitate running
29 track from CP Penrose to Naval Yard
30 switch and running track and adjacent
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1 bulk loading facility, as well as four
2 stub tracks west of Roundhouse 550,000
3 (Base Project Allocation - $495,000)
4 (Design and Contingencies - $55,000)
5 (27) (33) Schuylkill County <--
6 (i) Reading, Blue Mountain and Northern
7 Railroad
8 (A) Rehabilitate Tamaqua and Mahanoy
9 Tunnels, including strengthening of
10 roof structure, installation of
11 drainage system and renewing the rail,
12 ties and ballast in the 900-foot
13 Tamaqua Tunnel located 2 miles north of
14 Tamaqua and in the 3,500-foot Mahanoy
15 Tunnel located near Buck Mountain 640,000
16 (B) REHABILITATION OF SHENANDOAH BRANCH <--
17 TRACK 150,000
18 (C) DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF A LOADING
19 FACILITY EAST OF RAPPAHANOCK CROSSING 175,000
20 (28) (34) Warren County <--
21 (i) Replacement of crossties from Warren
22 County to the west 300,000
23 (29) (35) Washington County <--
24 (i) Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway Company
25 (A) Replace, on accelerated safety basis,
26 deck bridge ties and miscellaneous
27 repairs on Mingo Creek Valley Bridge
28 and Pigeon Creek Valley Bridge near
29 Charleroi to accommodate current
30 traffic and future intermodal traffic
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1 on Wheeling Main Line between Rook Yard
2 and Connellsville 375,000
3 (Base Project Allocation - $337,000)
4 (Design and Contingencies - $38,000)
5 (B) Emergency repairs needed to support
6 rail infrastructure damaged by water-
7 related hydraulic blowout along 200
8 feet of side hill fill near Charleroi
9 and to repair catastrophic
10 deterioration of subgrade east of
11 Pittsburgh Rook Yard, including
12 rebuilding of lost subgrade, repair of
13 subsidence of various other fills and
14 other rehabilitations to restore
15 customer railroad service and railroad
16 connections east of Pittsburgh 475,000 <--
17 (Base Project Allocation - $427,000)
18 CONNECTIONS EAST OF PITTSBURGH, <--
19 INCLUDING REPAIR OF COAL SUBSIDENCE
20 DAMAGE TO ROADBED NEAR MILE POST 31 625,000
21 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $577,000)
22 (Design and Contingencies - $48,000)
23 (C) EMERGENCY REPAIRS TO BRIDGE ABUTMENTS, <--
24 BACKWALL AND WING WALLS OF AVELLA
25 BRIDGE AND MISCELLANEOUS REPAIRS TO
26 BRIDGE DECKING INCLUDING TIES AND RAIL
27 REPAIRS 275,000
28 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $250,000)
29 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $25,000)
30 (30) (36) Westmoreland County <--
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1 (i) Westmoreland County Industrial Development
2 Corporation
3 (A) Construction of a spur from site of
4 proposed Sony Glass Plant 163,000
5 (B) Greensburg Cluster/CSX -
6 reconstruction of rail lines 500,000
7 (31) (37) York County <--
8 (i) Maryland and Pennsylvania Railroad
9 (A) Rehabilitation of Poorhouse Yard rail
10 and turnouts 424,000
11 (B) Accelerated rehabilitation of 2.5
12 miles of original rail on East Branch
13 to avoid derailments and eliminate
14 damage to customer shipments,
15 including, but not limited to, new
16 rail, crossties, improved drainage
17 system and new ballast 704,000
18 (ii) Emons Logistics Services, Inc.
19 (A) Installation of new track system,
20 environmental controls, heating, paving
21 and the construction of bulk intermodal
22 transfer terminal on York Rail
23 including facilities to prevent
24 contamination of project and to protect
25 from inclement weather 1,275,000
26 (iii) York Rail
27 (A) Construction of rail siding to serve
28 new warehouse of York County Industrial
29 Development Corporation 165,000
30 (32) (38) Buffalo and Pittsburgh Railroad <--
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1 (i) Additional funds for rehabilitation of
2 various mainline segments of Buffalo and
3 Pittsburgh Railroad to Class III and/or
4 Class II standards
5 (A) Butler to Bruin mainline track road
6 crossing and bridge work
7 rehabilitation 3,000,000
8 (B) Mainline from Falls Creek (DuBois) to
9 Ridgeway 2,300,000
10 (C) Mainline from Ridgeway to Johnsonburg
11 - relocation of B&P track and
12 consolidation of traffic from
13 Johnsonburg to Ridgway 3,925,000
14 (D) Mainline from Eidenau to Punxsutawney
15 - Phase 2 2,575,000
16 (33) (39) Pittsburgh and Shawmut Railroad, Inc. <--
17 (i) Rehabilitation of rail infrastructure and
18 railroad tracks of various segments of the
19 Pittsburgh and Shawmut Railroad, Inc. 303,000
20 (34) (40) Department of Transportation <--
21 (I) FOUR COMPLETE HIGH-SPEED, HIGH HORSEPOWER <--
22 TRAIN SETS BUILT TO NATIONAL RAILROAD
23 PASSENGER CORPORATION (AMTRAK)
24 SPECIFICATIONS AND TO BE PURCHASED OR
25 LEASED AS AN AMENDMENT TO AMTRAK'S BID
26 AWARD FOR NORTHEAST CORRIDOR HIGH SPEED
27 TRANSPORTATION OR BY SEPARATE COMPETITIVE
28 BIDS. THESE TRAIN SETS MAY BE EITHER
29 ELECTRIC OR FOSSIL FUEL TO BE USED ON
30 PENNSYLVANIA'S KEYSTONE CORRIDOR AND
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1 ELSEWHERE IN THIS COMMONWEALTH 140,000,000
2 (II) PURCHASE OF SITE AND CONSTRUCTION OF
3 TRANSIT MAINTENANCE FACILITY 10,000,000
4 (III) STATEWIDE COMPREHENSIVE RAIL PASSENGER
5 STRATEGIC PLANNING STUDY 350,000
6 (i) (IV) Rehabilitation and any other repair <--
7 of flood-related damage to railroad lines.
8 This authorization shall be allocated by
9 the Department of Transportation to the
10 following railroads: Buffalo & Pittsburgh
11 Railroad Company; Holidaysburg & Roaring
12 Springs Railroad; Everett Railroad Company;
13 Towanda & Monroeton Railroad; Allegheny &
14 Eastern Railroad, Inc.; CSX, DELAWARE AND <--
15 HUDSON RAILWAY, Chestnut Ridge Railway
16 Company; Nittany & Bald Eagle Railroad
17 Company; North Shore Railroad Company; Blue
18 Ridge Industries; Luzerne County Rail
19 Corporation; Pennsylvania Power & Light;
20 Shamokin Valley Railroad Company;
21 Stourbridge Railroad Company; Wellsboro &
22 Corning Railroad Company; Union County
23 Industrial Railroad Company; Oil Creek &
24 Titusville Lines, Inc.; Southwest
25 Pennsylvania Railroad Company; and Maryland
26 & Pennsylvania Railroad Company 1,100,000 <--
27 & PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY 1,621,000 <--
28 (V) IMPROVEMENTS TO TRAIN STATION AT MOUNT
29 JOY, LANCASTER COUNTY 100,000
30 (c) Air transportation.--Additional capital projects in the
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1 category of transportation assistance projects for air
2 transportation service to which an interest is to be acquired by
3 the Department of Transportation, its successors or assigns, and
4 to be financed by the incurring of debt are hereby itemized,
5 together with their respective estimated financial costs, as
6 follows: Total
7 Project
8 Project Allocation
9 (1) Connellsville Airport, Fayette County <--
10 (i) Rehabilitation of runway, taxiway and
11 runway lighting 35,000
12 (ii) Expansion of current runway and other
13 airport improvements 17,000,000
14 (2) (1) Clearfield-Jefferson County Regional <--
15 Airport Authority
16 (i) Renovate Beechwoods Administration
17 Building 150,000
18 (ii) Upgrade and renovate crash, fire and
19 rescue building 15,000
20 (iii) Renovate terminal building 66,000
21 (iv) Renovate Mesa hangar 125,000 <--
22 (v) Remove contaminated soil at fuel farm 100,000
23 (IV) LEGAL EXPENSES ASSOCIATED WITH <--
24 ENVIRONMENTAL LITIGATION 100,000
25 (V) PURCHASE BACKHOE FOR MAINTENANCE 40,000
26 (vi) Acquisition of 1,000-gallon jet fuel
27 truck 80,000
28 (vii) Acquisition of disabled passenger lift 20,000
29 (viii) Construction of access road to new T-
30 hangar 50,000
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1 (IX) RENOVATION OF EXISTING T-HANGAR FOR <--
2 AIRCRAFT STORAGE 60,000
3 (X) RELOCATION OF AIRPORT AUTHORITY OFFICES 25,000
4 (3) (2) St. Marys Airport Authority <--
5 (i) Refurbish existing hangars 89,000
6 (ii) Purchase of grass cutting and landscape
7 equipment 100,000
8 (iii) Construction of new commercial hangar 125,000
9 (iv) Construction of new T-hangar 120,000
10 (v) Construction of new terminal building 160,000
11 (vi) Maintenance equipment 7,000
12 (vii) Storage building and sidewalks 7,000
13 (viii) Unicom radios and weather station 7,000
14 (ix) Sewage system and utilities 300,000
15 (x) Rehab tiedown apron and construct T-
16 hangar 10,000
17 (xi) Storm water management plan 3,000
18 (xii) Snow removal equipment 7,000
19 (xiii) Runway reconstruction and access road
20 relocation 38,000
21 (xiv) Extend runway 700 feet 50,000
22 (xv) Master plan update AWO5 III 10,000
23 (4) (3) Bradford Regional Airport Authority <--
24 (i) Construct new T-hangar 300,000
25 (ii) Construct corporate hangar 300,000
26 (iii) Replace door on corporate hangar 28,000
27 (iv) Expand snow equipment building, purchase
28 snow plow 12,000
29 (V) ADDITIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND REPAIRS TO <--
30 AIRPORT 1,200,000
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1 (5) (4) Corry Lawrence Airport Authority <--
2 (i) Perimeter fencing and snow removal
3 equipment 22,000
4 (ii) Construct new aircraft hangar 198,000
5 (iii) Construct addition to terminal building 83,000
6 (iv) Seal coat runway, taxiways, apron and
7 paint markings 60,000
8 (v) Expand parking area 28,000
9 (vi) Property acquisition 35,000
10 (vii) Snow removal equipment 4,000
11 (viii) Purchase backhoe 21,000
12 (ix) Construct hangar taxiway 8,000
13 (x) Master plan update 1,000
14 (xi) Rotating beacon 4,000
15 (xii) Construct hangars 263,000
16 (xiii) Purchase crack sealing machine 26,000
17 (xiv) Obstruction removal 2,000
18 (6) (5) Fayette County Airport Authority <--
19 (i) Expansion Project 17,000,000
20 (ii) Fayette County Air Transportation
21 Strategic Planning Study 100,000
22 (III) REHABILITATION OF RUNWAY, TAXIWAY AND <--
23 RUNWAY LIGHTING 100,000
24 (7) (6) Reading Regional Airport Authority <--
25 (i) Renovation and widening of Leisz's Bridge
26 and Mitchell Roads 1,000,000
27 (ii) Construction of a noise barrier wall
28 around the run-up area 50,000 <--
29 AROUND THE RUN-UP AREA 100,000 <--
30 (iii) Purchase airfield turf maintenance
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1 equipment 125,000
2 (iv) Purchase airfield and property CAD
3 system 25,000
4 (V) RENOVATION OF FISHER ROAD 100,000 <--
5 (8) (7) Westmoreland County Airport, Westmoreland <--
6 County
7 (i) Modernization of the main terminal
8 building and expansion of the commercial
9 service wing and parking 1,800,000 <--
10 SERVICE WING AND PARKING 3,300,000 <--
11 (II) LAND ACQUISITION AND DEVELOPMENT OF AIR
12 INDUSTRIAL PARK 2,500,000
13 (9) (8) Lancaster Airport <--
14 (i) Terminal expansion 337,000
15 (10) (9) Bedford County Air Industrial Authority <--
16 (i) Lengthening of runway/taxiway and building
17 of an access road 378,000
18 (11) (10) Blair County Airport Authority <--
19 (i) Lengthening and strengthening of runways 22,000,000
20 (II) BLAIR COUNTY AIR TRANSPORTATION STRATEGIC <--
21 PLANNING STUDY 120,000
22 (12) (11) Huntingdon County <--
23 (i) Acquisition and improvements to the
24 existing airport 1,200,000
25 (13) (12) Venango Regional Airport <--
26 (i) Property acquisition 35,000
27 (ii) Snow removal equipment 4,000
28 (iii) Purchase backhoe 21,000
29 (iv) Construct hangar taxiway 8,000
30 (v) Master plan update 1,000
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1 (vi) Rotating beacon 4,000
2 (vii) Construct hangars 263,000
3 (viii) Purchase crack sealing machine 26,000
4 (ix) Obstruction removal 2,000
5 (X) ACQUIRE 3,000 GALLON JET REFUELER 90,000 <--
6 (XI) REFURBISH COUNTY HANGAR NO. 6 175,000
7 (XII) INSTALL NEW HANGAR DOOR ON COUNTY HANGAR
8 NO. 7 40,000
9 (XIII) T-HANGAR TAXIWAY PHASE II 120,000
10 (XIV) CONSTRUCT HANGAR AND HELIPAD 375,000
11 (XV) REPAIR WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION
12 INDICATOR 2,000
13 (XVI) INSTALL UNICOM RADIO BASE STATION 5,000
14 (14) (13) Allegheny County Airport <--
15 (i) Rehabilitation of runway 5-23, hangar 40,
16 taxiways and construction of new hangars 5,575,000
17 (15) (14) Beaver County Airport <--
18 (i) Navigational aids update - relocate
19 compass rose, lighted wind cone, beacon and
20 AWOS 200,000
21 (ii) High intensity runway lights and medium
22 intensity taxiway lights 400,000
23 (iii) Construction of T-hangar - four to ten
24 single-hangar and twin-hangar units 920,000
25 (iv) Terminal expansion 500,000
26 (v) Resurface main apron 600,000
27 (vi) Apron and taxiway rehabilitation 667,000
28 (vii) Storm water management system 556,000
29 (viii) Resurface parking areas 200,000
30 (16) (15) Bradford County <--
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1 (i) Airport at Towanda
2 (A) Construction of T-hangars 150,000
3 (17) (16) Northumberland/Montour Airport <--
4 Commission
5 (i) Land acquisition 100,000
6 (ii) Runway improvements 1,000,000
7 (17) CHESTER COUNTY, G.O. CARLSON AIRPORT <--
8 (I) STRATEGIC PLANNING STUDY 120,000
9 (18) MIDSTATE AIRPORT
10 (I) CONSTRUCTION OF 40 T-HANGAR UNITS 1,040,000
11 (19) GRAND CANYON STATE AIRPORT, TIOGA COUNTY
12 (I) CONSTRUCTION OF 20 HANGARS 500,000
13 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $400,000)
14 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $100,000)
15 (20) MONTOURSVILLE, WILLIAMSPORT LYCOMING AIRPORT
16 (I) AIRPORT RUNWAY EXTENSION 7,500,000
17 (II) AIRPORT ACCESS ROAD FROM I-80 TO AIRPORT 7,500,000
18 (21) LACKAWANNA AND LUZERNE COUNTIES - WILKES-
19 BARRE/SCRANTON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
20 (I) CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW PASSENGER TERMINAL
21 BUILDING, TERMINAL APRON, AIR TRAFFIC
22 CONTROL TOWER, AIRCRAFT RESCUE/FIREFIGHTING
23 BUILDING, PARKING FACILITY, INFRASTRUCTURE
24 AND ALL RELATED PROJECTS 15,000,000
25 (22) PITTSBURGH INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
26 (I) ENHANCED TRANSIT SYSTEM, SHUTTLE SYSTEM
27 AND SIGNAGE BETWEEN LANDSIDE AND AIRSIDE
28 TERMINALS 4,000,000
29 (23) WASHINGTON COUNTY AIRPORT
30 (I) ELECTRONIC GUIDANCE SYSTEM FOR INCLEMENT
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1 WEATHER OPERATIONS 250,000
2 (II) COMPLETION OF INSTRUMENT LANDING SYSTEM 1,500,000 <--
3 (III) LAND ACQUISITION, DEVELOPMENT AND
4 EXPANSION OF ON-BASE OPERATIONS 4,000,000
5 (II) COMPLETION OF INSTRUMENT LANDING SYSTEM <--
6 AND EXPANSION OF ON-BASE OPERATIONS 1,500,000
7 (24) SOMERSET COUNTY AIRPORT, SOMERSET COUNTY
8 (I) CONSTRUCTION OF NEW TERMINAL BUILDING,
9 INCLUDING ARCHITECTURE AND ENGINEERING
10 COSTS 527,000
11 (II) FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT 33,000
12 (III) RESURFACING PARKING AREA 56,000
13 (25) CENTRE COUNTY
14 (I) RENOVATION AND EXPANSION OF UNIVERSITY
15 PARK AIRPORT 1,240,000
16 (26) CAMBRIA COUNTY AIRPORT
17 (I) INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS 1,500,000
18 Section 6. Itemization of redevelopment assistance projects.
19 Additional capital projects in the category of redevelopment
20 assistance projects for capital grants by the Department of
21 Community and Economic Development, its successors or assigns,
22 authorized under the provisions of the act of May 20, 1949
23 (P.L.1633, No.493), known as the Housing and Redevelopment
24 Assistance Law, and redevelopment assistance capital projects
25 and to be financed by the incurring of debt, are hereby
26 itemized, together with their estimated financial costs, as
27 follows:
28 Total
29 Project
30 Project Allocation
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1 (1) Adams County
2 (i) Development of historic pathway on Lincoln
3 Square, Borough of Gettysburg 5,100,000 <--
4 SQUARE, BOROUGH OF GETTYSBURG 7,350,000 <--
5 (2) ALLEGHENY COUNTY
6 (I) CITY OF PITTSBURGH
7 (A) SENATOR JOHN HEINZ PITTSBURGH REGIONAL
8 HISTORY CENTER - COMPLETION OF THE
9 DEVELOPMENT OF SENATOR JOHN HEINZ
10 PITTSBURGH REGIONAL HISTORY CENTER 5,000,000
11 (B) PITTSBURGH TECHNOLOGY CENTER SITE
12 DEVELOPMENT - CONTINUED DEVELOPMENT AND
13 EXPANSION OF THE PITTSBURGH TECHNOLOGY
14 CENTER TO INCLUDE THE LTV SITE ON THE
15 SOUTHSIDE 38,000,000
16 (C) THREE RIVERS STADIUM ENHANCEMENTS 75,000,000
17 (D) GREATER PITTSBURGH COMMUNITY FOOD
18 BANK 1,000,000 <--
19 BANK 3,000,000 <--
20 (E) Fifth Avenue, Forbes Avenue and Wood
21 Street, infrastructure acquisition,
22 demolition, reconstruction and public
23 space improvements 20,000,000
24 (F) Nine Mile Run, environmental
25 reclamation and site preparation 20,000,000
26 (G) Life Science Development Incubator,
27 infrastructure improvements 10,000,000
28 (H) Software Product Development Center,
29 land acquisition and infrastructure
30 improvements 10,000,000
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1 (I) Rockwell Site Development 10,000,000
2 (J) Byham Theater, Phase III renovation 3,500,000
3 (K) For the acquisition and renovation of
4 the existing Coraopolis Rail Station
5 for the Coraopolis Railroad Museum 3,000,000
6 (L) Mattress Factory - Federal North
7 Project - Transformation of an adult
8 theater adjacent to Allegheny General
9 Hospital to provide for an area
10 integrating arts, education, commerce
11 and residences 3,500,000
12 (M) Hot metal bridge reconstruction and
13 rehabilitation to connect Pittsburgh
14 Technology Center to the LTV site on
15 the south side 2,500,000 <--
16 (N) Pittsburgh African-American Museum 1,500,000
17 THE SOUTH SIDE 5,000,000 <--
18 (N) PITTSBURGH AFRICAN-AMERICAN MUSEUM 7,500,000
19 (O) Pennsylvania Public Law Center 5,500,000
20 (P) Acquisition and rehabilitation of
21 property for programmatic space on
22 Jacksonia Street and Sampsonia Way for
23 the Mattress Factory Art Institution 500,000
24 (Q) Rehabilitation of Pittsburgh Ballet
25 Theater Training Facility 300,000
26 (R) THE MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. CULTURAL <--
27 CENTER, CONSTRUCTION OF A BUILDING AS
28 PART OF THE MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.
29 READING CENTER/MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.
30 CULTURAL CENTER 5,000,000
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1 (S) RENOVATIONS OF THE NEW GRANADA THEATER
2 AS A PERFORMING ARTS THEATER AND
3 RECORDING CENTER 5,000,000
4 (T) RENOVATION OF YWCA DOWNTOWN
5 HEADQUARTERS AND CONSTRUCTION OF INNER-
6 CITY NEIGHBORHOOD YWCA FACILITY 2,000,000
7 (U) REPLACEMENT OF HOMEWOOD-BRUSHTON YWCA
8 BUILDING 200,000
9 (V) PROGRAM FOR FEMALE OFFENDERS FOR THE
10 CONSTRUCTION OF A FACILITY TO HOUSE
11 SERVICE PROGRAMS AND ADMINISTRATIVE
12 OFFICES 700,000
13 (W) HEINZ HALL REPAIRS AND RENOVATIONS 8,000,000
14 (X) CONSTRUCTION OF REGIONAL DESTINATION
15 FACILITIES, AS DEFINED IN SECTION 3013
16 OF THE ACT OF AUGUST 9, 1955 (P.L.323,
17 NO.130), KNOWN AS THE COUNTY CODE. NO
18 LESS THAN 40% OF THE FUNDS SHALL BE
19 USED FOR EXPANSION OF THE DAVID L.
20 LAWRENCE CONVENTION CENTER AND NOT LESS
21 THAN 5% OF THE FUNDS SHALL BE USED FOR
22 PARKS AND THEATERS IN THE CULTURAL
23 DISTRICT 361,000,000
24 (Y) PITTSBURGH SUPERCOMPUTING CENTER
25 NETWORKING EQUIPMENT FOR THE NEXT
26 GENERATION INTERNET INITIATIVE 770,000
27 (Z) PITTSBURGH SUPERCOMPUTING CENTER
28 TECHNICAL VISUALIZATION CAPABILITY FOR
29 PENNSYLVANIA-BASED RESEARCH
30 INSTITUTIONS 820,000
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1 (AA) PITTSBURGH SUPERCOMPUTING CENTER DATA
2 STORAGE FACILITY 860,000
3 (BB) NINE MILE RUN GREENWAY DEVELOPMENT <--
4 PHASES I, II AND III 15,000,000
5 (ii) City of Duquesne
6 (A) Cochrandale Redevelopment,
7 acquisition, demolition and site
8 development 1,200,000
9 (B) Kennywood Site Development,
10 acquisition, and site development 2,000,000
11 (C) Plaza Redevelopment, acquisition and
12 site development 1,000,000
13 (D) City Center of Duquesne entrance, site
14 improvements 600,000
15 (E) REHABILITATION OF BRICK SHED AT CITY <--
16 CENTER OF DUQUESNE 500,000
17 (F) DUQUESNE STORE HOUSE REHABILITATION 725,000
18 (iii) County projects
19 (A) Tech World Site Development -
20 Development of a technology center near
21 the Greater Pittsburgh International
22 Airport, including site clearance,
23 remediation and infrastructure to
24 support research and development, as
25 well as light industrial developments 190,000,000
26 (B) Homestead Redevelopment/Site
27 Development - New onsite access
28 roadways and related infrastructure to
29 support private development 7,000,000
30 (C) Industrial Center of McKeesport Pipe
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1 Mill - Redevelopment of the Pipe
2 Mill building on the site of former
3 USX McKeesport National Works into
4 a multitenant industrial and
5 business facility 5,060,000
6 (D) Keystone Commons Braddock Avenue
7 Intermodal Facility - Development
8 of an intermodal facility to
9 relieve traffic and parking
10 congestion on the redevelopment
11 site of the former Westinghouse
12 East Pittsburgh Plant 4,000,000
13 (E) Working Steel Museum - Construction of
14 a tourism attraction reflecting the
15 history of steelmaking in southwestern
16 Pennsylvania 25,000,000
17 (F) McKees Point II - Site improvements at
18 McKees Point to enhance improvements
19 undertaken in Phase I 1,500,000 <--
20 UNDERTAKEN IN PHASE I 2,500,000 <--
21 (G) 301 Fifth Avenue Building - Renovation
22 activities on publicly owned building
23 in downtown McKeesport that serves as a
24 center for social and public services
25 and job creation 1,000,000
26 (H) Lysle Boulevard and Sixth Avenue
27 Parking Garages - Renovation of two
28 multistory parking garages in downtown
29 McKeesport 1,500,000
30 (I) Neighborhood Preservation
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1 Market/Walnut Corridor - Acquisition of
2 blighted, tax delinquent properties in
3 the Market/Walnut Corridor, demolition
4 of blighted structures and abandoned
5 public housing facility in conjunction
6 with State Route 148 improvements,
7 Yough River Trail and new development
8 in this area 1,000,000
9 (J) Development initiatives at various
10 sites in Allegheny County/Pittsburgh
11 International Airport Area 50,000,000
12 (K) Steel Valley Redevelopment Project 6,262,000
13 (L) Findlay Connector 3,000,000
14 (M) Pittsburgh International Airport
15 enhanced transit system 5,000,000
16 (N) Carnegie Mall Project 1,600,000
17 (O) Parkway West and Interstate 79
18 interchange completion 15,000,000
19 (P) Renovations to Soldiers and Sailors <--
20 Memorial Hall of Allegheny County 5,000,000
21 (P) SOLDIERS AND SAILORS MEMORIAL HALL OF <--
22 ALLEGHENY COUNTY 6,000,000
23 (REPLACEMENT AND RESTORATION OF TERRA
24 COTTA ROOF TILES AND REMOVAL OF
25 ASBESTOS - $5,000,000)
26 (RESTORATION, REPAINTING AND RESETTING
27 OF STONE PLATES - $1,000,000)
28 (Q) KEYSTONE COMMONS, CONSTRUCTION OF
29 PASSIVE FLOODWALL FROM CONRAIL OVERPASS
30 TO ABUTMENT ADJACENT TO THOMPSON RUN 950,000
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1 (R) SCOTT TOWNSHIP - SEWER RECONSTRUCTION
2 PROJECTS 7,500,000
3 (S) CONSTRUCTION OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY
4 SANITATION PLANT 30,000,000
5 (T) DEVELOPMENT OF SITE INFRASTRUCTURE AND
6 EXPANSION OF DINOSAUR HALL AT CARNEGIE
7 MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY 15,000,000
8 (U) BUILDING RENOVATIONS AND DEVELOPMENT
9 AND CONSTRUCTION OF "FUTURE LAB: THE
10 REGIONAL TECHNOLOGY CENTER" ON CARNEGIE
11 SCIENCE CENTER PROPERTIES 8,500,000
12 (V) EXTERIOR PRESERVATION AND
13 REFURBISHMENT OF HISTORIC CARNEGIE
14 MUSEUMS OF PITTSBURGH, OAKLAND
15 FACILITY 5,500,000
16 (W) ENERGY CONSERVATION IMPROVEMENTS
17 INCLUDING WINDOW REPLACEMENTS AT THE
18 ANDY WARHOL MUSEUM 500,000
19 (X) ADA ACCESSIBILITY PROJECTS AND OTHER
20 INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS AT HISTORIC
21 BRANCH LIBRARIES OF THE CARNEGIE
22 LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH 2,200,000
23 (Y) DEVELOPMENT OF A REGIONAL RESOURCE
24 CENTER IN THE HISTORIC ALCOA BUILDING
25 IN DOWNTOWN PITTSBURGH 3,000,000
26 (iv) West Mifflin Borough
27 (A) Nobile Drive Sanitary Sewer 500,000 <--
28 (A) NOBILE DRIVE SANITARY SEWER 600,000 <--
29 (v) Wilkinsburg Borough
30 (A) Renaissance Development Area 300,000
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1 (vi) Millvale Borough
2 (A) Millvale riverfront development 2,200,000
3 (B) RENOVATION AND RECONSTRUCTION OF THE <--
4 BOROUGH MUNICIPAL BUILDING IN ORDER TO
5 MAKE IT HANDICAP ACCESSIBLE UNDER ADA
6 GUIDELINES 450,000
7 (VII) ETNA BOROUGH
8 (A) RECONSTRUCTION AND REHABILITATION OF
9 THE PINE STREET PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE
10 LINKING THE WESTERN PART OF THE BOROUGH
11 WITH THE CENTER OF TOWN 35,000
12 (VIII) ASPINWALL BOROUGH
13 (A) REPLACEMENT OF 100 YEAR OLD WATER LINE
14 ON FOURTH STREET 82,000
15 (REPLACEMENT OF WATER LINE - $42,000)
16 (STREET RECONSTRUCTION - $40,000)
17 (IX) SHARPSBURG BOROUGH
18 (A) RENOVATION AND RECONSTRUCTION OF THE
19 BOROUGH MUNICIPAL BUILDING IN ORDER TO
20 MAKE IT HANDICAP ACCESSIBLE UNDER ADA
21 GUIDELINES 250,000
22 (vii) (X) Scott Township <--
23 (A) Sewer repair along Spring Valley Road
24 and Rock Hill Road 5,895,000
25 (XI) BRADDOCK AND RANKIN <--
26 (A) ACQUISITION AND IMPROVEMENT OF
27 ABANDONED RAIL LINE 350,000
28 (XII) CITY OF MCKEESPORT
29 (A) INDUSTRY ROAD MULTI-OCCUPANCY COMPLEX 1,600,000
30 (3) ARMSTRONG COUNTY
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1 (I) FIRE SCHOOL
2 (A) EQUIPMENT AND TRAINING 50,000
3 (4) BEAVER COUNTY
4 (I) CORPORATION FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
5 (A) INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS TO
6 ALIQUIPPA SITE 5,000,000
7 (B) DEVELOPMENT OF FORMER B&W SITES 5,000,000
8 (II) ROUTE 18 CORRIDOR
9 (A) COMPLETION OF PLAN FOR IMPROVEMENTS
10 ALONG ROUTE 18 75,000 <--
11 ALONG ROUTE 18 1,000,000 <--
12 (III) HOTEL/CONFERENCE CENTER
13 (A) INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS 500,000 <--
14 (A) INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS 1,000,000 <--
15 (IV) CO-OP INCUBATOR
16 (A) COMPLETE ROOF REPAIRS TO INCUBATOR 25,000
17 (V) MULTITENANT FACILITY
18 (A) DESIGN AND CONSTRUCT NEW MULTITENANT
19 FACILITY 1,500,000
20 (VI) ALIQUIPPA SCHOOL DISTRICT
21 (A) ROOF REPLACEMENTS FOR FIVE SCHOOL
22 BUILDINGS 1,000,000
23 (VII) INFRASTRUCTURE SITE IMPROVEMENTS AND
24 DEVELOPMENT OF BUSINESS SITES ON ROUTE 60
25 FROM HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP TO CHIPPEWA
26 TOWNSHIP 1,000,000
27 (2.1) (5) Bedford County <--
28 (i) Bedford Borough
29 (A) Acquisition, development and
30 construction of joint borough/county
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1 handicapped accessible office and
2 parking facility 3,500,000
3 (B) ACQUISITION AND RENOVATION OF THE FORD <--
4 GARAGE 5,000,000
5 (3) (6) Berks County <--
6 (i) City of Reading
7 (A) Improvements to municipal stadium 200,000
8 (B) RESTORATION OF FRANKLIN STREET TRAIN <--
9 STATION 3,000,000
10 (C) RESTORATION OF WALLS LEADING TO
11 PAGODA 2,000,000
12 (D) RESTORATION OF EXTERIOR WALLS AND
13 REPLACEMENT OF WINDOWS AT HUGH CARCELLA
14 APARTMENTS LOW-INCOME SENIOR CITIZEN
15 HOUSING 1,000,000
16 (E) CONSTRUCTION OF POLICE ACADEMY ON LAND
17 DONATED BY READING AREA COMMUNITY
18 COLLEGE 10,000,000
19 (F) CONSTRUCTION OF A PIER AT READING AREA
20 COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1,000,000
21 (G) MID-ATLANTIC AIR MUSEUM, ADDITIONAL
22 HANGAR AT AIR MUSEUM IN BERN TOWNSHIP 550,000
23 (H) CONSTRUCTION OF FIRE STATION IN
24 MUHLENBERG TOWNSHIP 160,000
25 (I) CONSTRUCTION OF POLICE STATION FOR
26 CENTRAL BERKS REGIONAL POLICE
27 DEPARTMENT 300,000
28 (4) (7) Blair County <--
29 (i) County Projects
30 (A) Construction and Development of Blair
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1 County baseball field and stadium 10,000,000 <--
2 COUNTY BASEBALL FIELD AND STADIUM 10,800,000 <--
3 (B) BLAIR COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY 1,400,000
4 (ii) SR 0220
5 (A) Improve access from SR 0220 along Ski
6 Gap Road to Blue Knob 11,000,000
7 (III) LOGAN TOWNSHIP <--
8 (A) RESTORATION OF THE LEAP-THE-DIPS
9 HISTORIC ROLLER COASTER 2,400,000
10 (IV) CITY OF ALTOONA
11 (A) REHABILITATION OF THE MISHLER THEATRE 1,600,000
12 (B) FABRICATION OF EXHIBITS FOR THE
13 ALTOONA HERITAGE DISCOVERY CENTER 2,200,000
14 (V) BOROUGH OF HOLLIDAYSBURG
15 (A) CONSTRUCTION OF THE HOLLIDAYSBURG
16 CANAL BASIN PARK PHASE II 3,460,000
17 (iii) (VI) Tyrone Borough <--
18 (A) Tyrone Historic Railroad Park - Phase
19 I 75,000
20 (iv) (VII) Altoona-Blair County Development <--
21 Corporation
22 (A) Multi-Modal Industrial Park
23 Distribution Center 3,000,000
24 (B) Altoona-Blair County Air Park - Air
25 Freight/Air Cargo Distribution
26 Facilities 3,500,000
27 (C) Business/Research Park - I-99 Corridor
28 Location 2,500,000
29 (D) Entrepreneurial/Business Resource
30 Center 2,500,000
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1 (8) BUTLER COUNTY <--
2 (I) CITY OF BUTLER
3 (A) INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT FOR PULLMAN
4 CENTER 1,500,000
5 (B) DEMOLITION OF OLD CAFETERIA BUILDING
6 AT THE PULLMAN SITE 325,000
7 (C) DEMOLITION OF OLD WOOLWORTH BUILDING 400,000
8 (II) EAST BUTLER BOROUGH
9 (A) IMPROVEMENTS TO BOROUGH BUILDING 150,000
10 (III) CONNOQUENESSING TOWNSHIP
11 (A) ADDITION TO TRUCK ROOM BUILDING 75,000
12 (IV) OAKLAND TOWNSHIP
13 (A) PURCHASE 200 SPEED LIMIT SIGNS 25,000
14 (V) WINFIELD TOWNSHIP
15 (A) ENGINEERING FOR DEVELOPMENT OF PARK
16 AND RECREATION FACILITIES 15,000
17 (B) UPDATE ZONING, SUBDIVISION AND LAND
18 DEVELOPMENT ORDINANCES 10,000
19 (VI) CHICORA BOROUGH
20 (A) SCHOOL CROSSING LIGHTS 8,000
21 (B) CONSTRUCTION OF A 15 FEET BY 25 FEET
22 STORAGE BUILDING 25,000
23 (C) REPLACEMENT OF OBSOLETE WATER LINES 2,000,000
24 (VII) CLINTON TOWNSHIP <--
25 (A) CLINTON TOWNSHIP INDUSTRIAL PARK,
26 REDEVELOPMENT OF FORMER USX SITE 2,500,000
27 (4.1) (9) Cambria County <--
28 (i) Elder Township
29 (A) Construction of access road to the
30 Hastings Industrial Park 600,000
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1 (ii) City of Johnstown
2 (A) Renovation of Cambria County War
3 Memorial 15,000,000
4 (B) COMPLETION OF THE POINT STADIUM <--
5 PROJECT 3,000,000
6 (C) BETHLEHEM/CAMBRIA IRON MIXED USE SITE
7 PROJECT 8,000,000
8 (D) REHABILITATION AND UPGRADE OF
9 ABANDONED AND UNDERUTILIZED INDUSTRIAL
10 SITES 1,500,000
11 (E) PHASE II CONSTRUCTION AND EXHIBIT
12 FABRICATION FOR THE JOHNSTOWN HERITAGE
13 DISCOVERY CENTER 8,700,000
14 (F) ACQUISITION AND RENOVATION OF THE
15 CAMBRIA IRONWORKS INTERPRETIVE CENTER 11,000,000
16 (III) COUNTY PROJECT
17 (A) REHABILITATION OF HIGHLAND REGIONAL
18 PARK/HIGHLAND FIELD 51,000
19 (B) JOHNSTOWN INDUSTRIAL PARK RELOCATION
20 OF ALLENBIL ROAD 500,000
21 (5) (10) Chester County <--
22 (i) Tredyffrin Township
23 (A) Rehabilitation of Strafford Railroad
24 Station 450,000
25 (II) BOROUGH OF PHOENIXVILLE <--
26 (A) DEVELOPMENT OF FOUNDRY BUILDING 1,500,000
27 (5.1) (11) Clarion County <--
28 (i) Sligo Borough
29 (A) Drill well and replace main water
30 line 170,000
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1 (ii) Paint Township
2 (A) Water line extension 1,400,000
3 (B) Sewer line extension 1,600,000
4 (iii) City of Rimersburg
5 (A) Repair existing water storage tank,
6 erect a larger tank and replace water
7 lines 700,000
8 (B) Replace deteriorated sewer lines and
9 manholes 550,000
10 (12) CLEARFIELD COUNTY <--
11 (I) COOPER TOWNSHIP
12 (A) IMPROVEMENTS TO FACILITIES AT
13 INDUSTRIAL PARK 2,000,000
14 (II) CLEARFIELD BOROUGH
15 (A) RENOVATIONS AND REHABILITATION OF
16 HISTORIC STRUCTURES 1,000,000
17 (III) CURWENSVILLE BOROUGH
18 (A) IMPROVEMENTS AND RENOVATIONS OF
19 DOWNTOWN AREAS 1,000,000
20 (IV) OSCEOLA MILLS BOROUGH
21 (A) IMPROVEMENTS AND RENOVATIONS TO
22 DOWNTOWN AREAS 1,000,000
23 (V) HOUTZDALE BOROUGH
24 (A) IMPROVEMENTS AND RENOVATIONS TO
25 DOWNTOWN AREAS 1,000,000
26 (13) COLUMBIA COUNTY
27 (I) TOWN OF BLOOMSBURG
28 (A) CONSTRUCTION OF CHILDREN'S MUSEUM 400,000
29 (II) COUNTY PROJECT
30 (A) ACQUISITION OF LAND AND DEVELOPMENT OF
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1 INDUSTRIAL PARK 3,500,000
2 (14) CUMBERLAND COUNTY
3 (I) CARLISLE BOROUGH
4 (A) CARLISLE HOTEL AND PARKING GARAGE
5 PROJECT 8,300,000
6 (6) (15) Dauphin County <--
7 (i) City of Harrisburg <--
8 (I) COUNTY PROJECT <--
9 (A) DEVELOPMENT AND CONSTRUCTION OF A
10 REGIONAL SPORTS FACILITY 35,000,000
11 (II) CITY OF HARRISBURG
12 (A) Construction and Development of the
13 Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame
14 Museum, City Island, Harrisburg 5,525,000 <--
15 MUSEUM, CITY ISLAND, HARRISBURG 6,300,000 <--
16 (B) NATIONAL CIVIL WAR AND POST-CIVIL WAR
17 MUSEUM 3,500,000
18 (C) EXPANSION/ADDITIONS TO RIVERSIDE
19 STADIUM 4,000,000
20 (D) THE CAPITAL CIVIC ARENA AND EXPOSITION
21 CENTER 21,800,000
22 (E) PAXTON COMMONS IMPROVEMENTS TO SITE
23 AND PUBLIC AREA 2,800,000
24 (F) THE WHITAKER CENTER FOR THE ARTS AND
25 SCIENCE 5,000,000
26 (16) DELAWARE COUNTY
27 (I) PRESERVATION OF BRANDYWINE BATTLEFIELD 10,000,000
28 (7) (17) Erie County <--
29 (i) City of Erie
30 (A) Construction of the Pennsylvania
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1 Aquarium 15,000,000
2 (B) Renovations of and improvements to the
3 Erie Zoo and Discover Asia Zoo 1,600,000
4 (C) Downtown commercial revitalization 1,000,000
5 (D) Erie Art Museum Expansion 625,000
6 (E) BOSTON STORE REHABILITATION 13,000,000 <--
7 (F) TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE AND
8 GENERAL CONSTRUCTION IN ENTERPRISE
9 ZONE 530,000
10 (G) CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW COMMUNITY
11 CORRECTIONS CENTER 2,500,000
12 (H) CONSTRUCTION AND IMPROVEMENTS TO
13 DISCOVERY SQUARE 2,000,000
14 (I) ERIE ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY 15,550,000
15 (RENOVATIONS AND EXHIBIT SUPPLIES -
16 $550,000)
17 (RIVERS OF WORLD AQUATIC EXHIBIT -
18 $15,000,000)
19 (ii) County Project
20 (A) Improvements to Fairview Industrial
21 Park 3,825,000
22 (iii) Greater Erie Industrial Development
23 Corporation
24 (A) Development of Knowledge Park at I- <--
25 90/Station Road Interchange 7,273,000
26 I-90/STATION ROAD INTERCHANGE 8,500,000 <--
27 (B) ERIE COUNTY LIBRARY 1,000,000
28 (IV) ERIE PORT AUTHORITY <--
29 (A) INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS TO EAST
30 SIDE WATERFRONT 1,000,000
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1 (8) (18) Fayette County <--
2 (i) City of Uniontown
3 (A) Fayette County Cultural Heritage
4 Project 5,000,000
5 (B) Uniontown Parking Project 900,000
6 (C) BROWNVILLE WHARF AND RIVERSIDE <--
7 PROJECT 600,000
8 (ii) County Projects
9 (A) Construction of a Coal and Coke
10 Interpreting Center 3,000,000
11 (B) Industrial Park Project 1,700,000 <--
12 (B) INDUSTRIAL PARK PROJECT 3,000,000 <--
13 (C) Infrastructure Expansion Project 6,500,000
14 (D) Fayette County Courthouse Renovations 500,000
15 (E) CONSTRUCTION OF EDUCATIONAL <--
16 INTERPRETATIVE CENTER AT FORT NECESSITY
17 AS PART OF NATIONAL ROAD HERITAGE PARK 6,000,000
18 (iii) Fayette County Redevelopment Authority
19 (A) Fayette County Cultural Heritage
20 Project 4,800,000
21 (B) Fayette County Infrastructure
22 Development Project 9,000,000
23 (C) Fayette County Multiple Occupancy
24 Building and Incubator Project 2,100,000
25 (D) Fayette County Visitor Center Project 650,000
26 (E) Fayette County Industrial Park
27 Project 1,700,000 <--
28 PROJECT 3,000,000 <--
29 PROJECT 4,000,000 <--
30 (F) Laurel Highlands Signage Project 500,000
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1 (iv) Connellsville Redevelopment Authority
2 (A) Connellsville Redevelopment Project 1,000,000
3 (19) FOREST COUNTY <--
4 (I) SITE PREPARATION FOR THE HUNTING AND
5 FISHING MUSEUM 150,000
6 (8.1) (20) Fulton County <--
7 (a) Acquisition and development of
8 industrial park 1,500,000 <--
9 INDUSTRIAL PARKS 3,500,000 <--
10 (21) GREENE COUNTY
11 (I) COUNTY PROJECT
12 (A) GREENE COUNTY AIRPORT INDUSTRIAL PARK
13 DEVELOPMENT 5,000,000
14 (B) MOUNT MORRIS INDUSTRIAL PARK SITE
15 PREPARATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE
16 DEVELOPMENT 500,000
17 (22) INDIANA COUNTY
18 (I) FIRE SCHOOL
19 (A) EQUIPMENT AND TRAINING 50,000
20 (II) COUNTY PROJECT
21 (A) SALTSBURG BOROUGH CANAL PARK PROJECT 4,527,000
22 (22.1) JUNIATA COUNTY <--
23 (I) RICHFIELD AREA JOINT AUTHORITY
24 (A) SEWER AND WATER PROJECT IN MONROE
25 TOWNSHIP 7,000,000
26 (II) WALKER TOWNSHIP SUPERVISORS
27 (A) SEWER CONSTRUCTION PROJECT 2,000,000
28 (9) (23) Lackawanna County <--
29 (i) City of Carbondale
30 (A) Renovate Carbondale City Hall and
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1 courthouse 500,000
2 (B) CONSTRUCTION OF A WOMEN AND FAMILY <--
3 ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL ISSUES CENTER AT
4 MARYWOOD COLLEGE, INCLUDING LAND 7,700,000
5 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $6,500,000)
6 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $1,200,000)
7 (C) REHABILITATION AND EXPANSION OF
8 LACKAWANNA COUNTY PRISON IN THE CITY OF
9 SCRANTON 9,600,000
10 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $8,000,000)
11 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $1,600,000)
12 (II) CITY OF SCRANTON
13 (A) FOR NEIGHBORHOOD REVITALIZATION, CRIME
14 PREVENTION AND BUSINESS DISTRICT STREET
15 BEAUTIFICATION OF MULBERRY CENTRAL
16 NEIGHBORHOOD 1,000,000
17 (III) ABINGTON TOWNSHIP
18 (A) CONSTRUCTION OF NEW LITTLE LEAGUE
19 FIELDS 50,000
20 (IV) WAVERLY
21 (A) NEW ROOF FOR WAVERLY COMMUNITY HOUSE 300,000
22 (V) COVINGTON TOWNSHIP
23 (A) INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT 2,000,000
24 (VI) MOOSIC BOROUGH
25 (A) LIBRARY 600,000
26 (B) ARENA 30,000,000
27 (C) CONSTRUCTION OF RECREATIONAL PAVILION <--
28 IN MONTAGE 2,000,000
29 (VII) KEYSTONE JUNIOR COLLEGE
30 (A) CONSTRUCTION OF NEW COMPUTER CENTER 4,000,000
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1 (10) (24) Lancaster County <--
2 (i) City of Manheim
3 (A) Rehabilitation of the Pennsylvania
4 Baptist State Convention Center 4,440,000
5 (Base Construction Allocation -
6 $3,600,000)
7 (Design and Contingencies - $840,000)
8 (II) CITY OF LANCASTER <--
9 (A) LANCASTER BETHEL AME CULTURAL CENTER
10 MUSEUM 7,450,000
11 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $6,200,000)
12 (LAND ALLOCATION - $1,250,000)
13 (25) LAWRENCE COUNTY <--
14 (I) CITY OF NEW CASTLE
15 (A) TOURIST MARKETPLACE PROJECT 3,000,000
16 (II) NEW BEAVER BOROUGH
17 (A) INSTALLATION OF NEW SEWER LINE FROM
18 WAMPUM BOROUGH TO NEW BEAVER BOROUGH 1,700,000
19 (III) SHENANGO CHINA SITE
20 (A) REDEVELOPMENT OF SITE, INCLUDING
21 ACQUISITION, DEMOLITION, ENVIRONMENTAL
22 CLEANUP AND INSTALLATION OF NEW
23 INFRASTRUCTURE 1,000,000
24 (IV) NESHANNOCK TOWNSHIP
25 (A) ROUTE 60 BUSINESS PARK SITE
26 PREPARATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE
27 IMPROVEMENTS 4,500,000
28 (V) ELLWOOD CITY BOROUGH <--
29 (A) RECONSTRUCTION OF ATHLETIC COMPLEX IN
30 BOROUGH 4,500,000
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1 (26) LEHIGH COUNTY
2 (I) ALLENTOWN
3 (A) CONSTRUCTION OF AQUATIC CENTER AT
4 CEDAR CREST COLLEGE 2,500,000
5 (B) HIGH TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE CENTER 15,000,000 <--
6 (C) ARTS CAMPUS WALKWAY 3,000,000
7 (D) CENTER CITY PARK DEVELOPMENT AND
8 RECONSTRUCTION 250,000
9 (11) (27) Luzerne County <--
10 (i) Wyoming Valley Sanitary Authority
11 (A) Westwater Treatment Plant,
12 construction of an automated hydrated
13 lime system 500,000
14 (B) Rehabilitation and maintenance of
15 individual member municipal sanitary
16 sewer systems 5,000,000
17 (ii) City of Pittston
18 (A) Riverfront Development Project,
19 construction of public boat launch and
20 dock facilities, scull boat house and
21 dock, small-scale marina and ancillary
22 marina facilities, pedestrian walkway
23 and related site improvements 3,000,000
24 (III) COUNTY PROJECTS <--
25 (A) CONSTRUCTION OF COUNTY CORRECTIONAL
26 FACILITY 5,400,000
27 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $4,500,000)
28 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $900,000)
29 (B) IMPROVEMENTS TO COUNTY LIBRARY 1,300,000
30 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $1,150,000)
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1 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $150,000)
2 (28) LYCOMING COUNTY <--
3 (I) COUNTY PROJECTS
4 (A) LYCOMING COUNTY INDUSTRIAL PARK,
5 CONSTRUCTION 5,000,000
6 (B) FLOOD MITIGATION PROJECT, LYCOMING
7 CREEK AND LOYALSOCK CREEK 250,000
8 (II) CITY OF WILLIAMSPORT
9 (A) BOWMAN FIELD RENOVATION PROJECT 1,500,000
10 (B) ACCESS ROAD TO CONNECT WAHOO DRIVE AND
11 TRENTON AVENUE INCLUDING IMPROVEMENTS
12 TO TRENTON AVENUE AND EXTENSION OF
13 TRENTON AVENUE IN WILLIAMSPORT
14 INDUSTRIAL PARK 7,500,000
15 (C) MARKET STREET RAMP AND IMPROVEMENTS 4,500,000
16 (29) MCKEAN COUNTY
17 (A) CONSTRUCTION OF CONCESSION STAND AND
18 RESTROOM FACILITIES AT KANE AREA SCHOOL
19 DISTRICT ATHLETIC COMPLEX 100,000
20 (B) TECHNOLOGY PLAN FOR COMPLETE COMPUTER
21 HOOK-UP FOR KANE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 462,000
22 (30) MERCER COUNTY
23 (I) EAST LACKAWANNOCK TOWNSHIP
24 (A) DEVELOPMENT OF INDUSTRIAL PARK BY
25 EASTERN MERCER COUNTY REGIONAL
26 DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION 2,425,000
27 (31) MONROE COUNTY
28 (I) COUNTY PROJECT
29 (A) DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF AN
30 INTERMODAL CENTER PROJECT NEAR
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1 INTERSECTION OF I-80 AND ROUTES 611 AND
2 191, INCLUDING FACILITIES, PARKING,
3 SEWER AND WATER, ACCESS ROADS,
4 PEDESTRIAN WAYS AND SITE IMPROVEMENTS 1,296,000
5 (32) MONTGOMERY COUNTY
6 (I) ABINGTON TOWNSHIP
7 (A) ENGINEERING, ACQUISITION AND
8 CONSTRUCTION OF A TRAIL NETWORK
9 CONNECTING NEIGHBORHOODS, HISTORIC
10 SITES, PARKS AND SHOPPING CENTER 5,000,000
11 (33) NORTHAMPTON COUNTY
12 (I) CITY OF BETHLEHEM
13 (A) CONSTRUCTION OF SMART DISCOVERY
14 CENTER 9,700,000
15 (B) ACQUISITION AND RECONSTRUCTION OF
16 BANANA FACTORY FOR CULTURAL, ART AND
17 COMMUNITY CENTER 750,000
18 (C) HISTORIC BETHLEHEM REDEVELOPMENT
19 PROJECT 1,615,000
20 (II) CITY OF EASTON
21 (A) IMPROVEMENTS, RECONSTRUCTION AND URBAN
22 RENEWAL 1,950,000
23 (12) (34) Northumberland County <--
24 (i) City of Sunbury
25 (A) Improvements to Hunter House at Fort
26 Augusta 600,000
27 (II) LOWER MAHANOY TOWNSHIP <--
28 (A) CONSTRUCTION OF ADDITION TO THE
29 TOWNSHIP MUNICIPAL BUILDING 100,000
30 (B) CONSTRUCTION OF A WATER LINE ADDITION 100,000
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1 (C) CONSTRUCTION OF A SEWAGE SYSTEM FOR
2 THE LOWER END OF TOWNSHIP 1,500,000
3 (13) (35) Philadelphia County <--
4 (i) City of Philadelphia
5 (A) Construction of Eastern Regional
6 Police Training Facility 7,500,000
7 (B) Restoration and renovation of the
8 Sedgwick Theater as a multipurpose
9 cultural and arts center 1,200,000
10 (C) City Recreation Department -
11 Renovation of Lonnie Young Recreation
12 Center 1,500,000
13 (D) Schuylkill River Development Council -
14 For site development for Phase III of
15 the Schuylkill River Park project 2,000,000
16 (E) Center for Human Advancement -
17 Challenger Learning Center
18 rehabilitation for the Center for Human
19 Advancement, including the development
20 of the Challenger Learning Center 2,200,000
21 (Base Project Allocation - $1,800,000)
22 (Design and Contingencies - $400,000)
23 (F) Intercultural Family Services -
24 Rehabilitation of the main facility of
25 the Intercultural Family Services
26 Center and construction of a new health
27 services annex 1,350,000
28 (Base Project Allocation - $1,100,000)
29 (Design and Contingencies - $250,000)
30 (G) West Market Revitalization Project -
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1 Rehabilitation of West Market Street
2 from 40th to 52nd Street to include
3 retail development, economic
4 development and public improvements 4,220,000
5 (Base Project Allocation - $3,400,000)
6 (Design and Contingencies - $820,000)
7 (H) Shoemaker Family Center -
8 Rehabilitation of the Shoemaker Middle
9 School into a fully restored and
10 technologically equipped educational
11 complex along with a full service
12 family support center 2,080,000
13 (Base Project Allocation - $1,700,000)
14 (Design and Contingencies - $380,000)
15 (I) Structural renovation and installation
16 of fiber technology at the George
17 Institute Free Library 1,465,000
18 (Base Construction Allocation -
19 $1,200,000)
20 (Design and Contingencies - $265,000)
21 (J) Development and construction of a
22 major retail complex in the West
23 Parkside community 5,005,000
24 (Base Construction Allocation -
25 $4,100,000)
26 (Design and Contingencies - $905,000)
27 (K) Revitalization of the Conestoga
28 Recreation Center in West Philadelphia 1,235,000
29 (Base Construction Allocation -
30 $1,000,000)
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1 (Design and Contingencies - $ 235,000)
2 (L) Construction of the National
3 Constitution Center on the second block
4 of Independence Mall between Market
5 Street and Arch Street 30,000,000
6 (M) For facility construction and
7 renovations to the Please Touch Museum 5,000,000
8 (N) Enhancements to Veterans Stadium 75,000,000 <--
9 (O) Continued development for the Avenue
10 of the Arts 20,000,000
11 (P) (N) Construction of a Primate House at <--
12 the Philadelphia Zoo 3,500,000
13 (Q) (O) Neighborhood Preservation <--
14 acquisition and development 4,500,000
15 (R) (P) Development Initiatives in <--
16 Philadelphia County 35,000,000
17 (S) (Q) Fairmount Park Commission - <--
18 rehabilitation and site development for
19 Schuylkill River 18,000,000
20 (T) (R) Fire and safety rehabilitation for <--
21 the Philadelphia Art Museum 7,000,000
22 (U) (S) For the development of the Gateway <--
23 Visitor Center on the Mall in
24 Independence National Historic Park 10,000,000
25 (V) (T) St. Phillip's Community <--
26 Development Corporation for capital
27 improvement and housing development in
28 North Central Empowerment Zone 500,000
29 (W) (U) Acquisition and renovation of a <--
30 building on Germantown Avenue to house
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1 the Germantown Settlement House 250,000
2 (X) (V) Site Development and Construction <--
3 of 6701 Germantown Avenue, the site of
4 the Wagon Wheel Inn 500,000
5 (Y) (W) Construction of Regional <--
6 Performing Arts Center on South Broad
7 Street 20,000,000
8 (Z) (X) Demolition of former naval <--
9 hospital on Broad and Hartranft <--
10 Streets 3,000,000
11 BROAD AND HARTRANFT STREETS 8,000,000 <--
12 (AA) (Y) Chestnut Street Intermodal <--
13 Improvement Project 4,367,000
14 (BB) (Z) North Broad Street Avenue of the <--
15 Arts Project -- Gateway Intersection
16 Improvements 7,900,000
17 (CC) (AA) East Falls Ridge Avenue <--
18 Revitalization Project 2,500,000
19 (DD) (BB) Renovations to Haddington Fire <--
20 House Senior Services Center 1,100,000
21 (EE) (CC) Renovations to the House of <--
22 Umoja Crime Prevention and Human
23 Development Institute 2,600,000
24 (FF) (DD) Demolition of Philadelphia Civic <--
25 Center 10,000,000
26 (EE) COMPLETION AND CONSTRUCTION OF <--
27 LANCASTER AVENUE REVITALIZATION
28 BUSINESS PROJECT 12,000,000
29 (FF) SOUTH STREET HEADHOUSE DISTRICT
30 REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT 3,000,000
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1 (GG) RESURFACING AND REHABILITATION OF
2 COMMERCIAL CORRIDOR LOCATED AT 60TH AND
3 MARKET STREETS FROM SOUTH OF MARKET
4 STREET TO CATHERINE STREET 1,500,000
5 (HH) PHILADELPHIA OPPORTUNITIES
6 INDUSTRIALIZATION CENTER 350,000
7 (II) CONGRESSO DELATINO'S, DEVELOPMENT AND
8 CONSTRUCTION OF COMMUNITY, JOB
9 TRAINING, EDUCATION, HEALTH CARE AND
10 MULTIPLE SOCIAL SERVICES FACILITY 5,000,000
11 (JJ) DEVELOPMENT AND CONSTRUCTION OF PHASE
12 II OF THE SOUTHEASTERN PA REGIONAL
13 EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING CENTER 15,000,000
14 (KK) "AVENUE OF THE ARTS (NORTH BROAD
15 STREET) - PHILADELPHIA PAN-HELLENIC
16 CHAPTER'S CONFERENCE CENTER" 3,000,000
17 (LL) RELOCATED AFRO-AMERICAN HISTORICAL
18 AND CULTURAL MUSEUM 10,000,000
19 (MM) HISTORIC PHILADELPHIA SOUND AND LIGHT
20 SHOW 7,500,000
21 (NN) DEVELOPMENT OF A MULTIPURPOSE HUNGER
22 RELIEF CENTER IN THE FOOD
23 PHILADELPHIA'S FOOD DISTRIBUTION
24 CENTER 725,000
25 (OO) MAJOR STRUCTURAL RENOVATION TO
26 FRANKLIN INSTITUTE SCIENCE MUSEUM
27 INCLUDING RESTORATION AND MODERNIZATION
28 OF THE HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT 1934
29 BUILDING AND SCIENCE EDUCATION FACILITY
30 UPGRADES 30,000,000
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1 (PP) REHABILITATION OF ROYAL THEATRE,
2 SOUTH STREET 1,000,000
3 (QQ) MOUNT AIRY REVITALIZATION PROJECT 3,000,000
4 (RR) GREEK ROW PROJECT, NORTH BROAD
5 STREET 3,000,000
6 (SS) POINT BREEZE REVITALIZATION PROJECT 1,000,000 <--
7 (TT) BYBERRY STATE HOSPITAL SITE
8 DEVELOPMENT 20,000,000
9 (UU) DEFENSE FACILITIES SITE DEVELOPMENT 20,000,000
10 (VV) PENNSYLVANIA CONVENTION CENTER
11 EXPANSION 200,000,000
12 (WW) STADIUM DEVELOPMENT/RENOVATION 200,000,000
13 (XX) ACQUISITION AND RENOVATIONS TO NEW
14 FACILITIES FOR PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF
15 FINE ARTS 6,000,000
16 (YY) POINT BREEZE PERFORMING ARTS CENTER 12,500,000
17 (ZZ) ASSOCIATION OF LATIN AMERICAN
18 MUSICIANS 2,000,000
19 (AAA) WEST PHILADELPHIA PARTNERS FOR ARTS 10,500,000 <--
20 (AAA) WEST PHILADELPHIA PARTNERS FOR ARTS 13,618,000 <--
21 (BBB) PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT -
22 CONSTRUCTION OF NEW INTERNATIONAL
23 TERMINAL 12,500,000
24 (CCC) CECIL B. MOORE AVENUE DEVELOPMENT
25 BILLIE HOLLIDAY ART CENTER 1,000,000
26 (DDD) YOUTH MINI-MALL 1,000,000
27 (EEE) GERMANTOWN AVENUE RECONSTRUCTION
28 (7400-7600 BLOCKS) 2,130,000
29 (FFF) GERMANTOWN AVENUE RECONSTRUCTION
30 (5100-5500 BLOCKS) 2,840,000
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1 (GGG) WADSWORTH AVENUE STREETSCAPE (1500-
2 1600 BLOCKS) 460,000
3 (HHH) CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS TO THE ROCK
4 SCHOOL OF PENNSYLVANIA BALLET 1,000,000
5 (III) 60TH BUSINESS DISTRICT PROJECTS 500,000
6 (JJJ) RESURFACING AND REHABILITATION OF
7 COMMERCIAL CORRIDOR LOCATED AT 60TH AND
8 MARKET STREETS FROM SOUTH OF MARKET
9 STREET TO CATHERINE STREET 1,500,000
10 (KKK) REVITALIZATION OF BLUE HORIZON 8,000,000 <--
11 (LLL) CONSTRUCTION OF A 200-BED FACILITY
12 FOR THE ST. IGNATIUS ASSISTED LIVING
13 PROJECT 3,000,000
14 (MMM) CONSTRUCTION OF THE WEST POWELLTON
15 SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER 3,000,000
16 (NNN) CONSTRUCTION OF AN ANNEX TO THE WEST
17 PHILADELPHIA YMCA 2,000,000
18 (14) (36) Pike County <--
19 (i) Pike County Center for the Performing
20 Arts 7,500,000
21 (15) (37) Schuylkill County <--
22 (i) Borough of Tamaqua
23 (A) Improvements to Tamaqua Train Station 250,000
24 (II) SWEET ARROW LAKE <--
25 (A) RESTORATION OF DAM AND SPILLWAY 1,200,000
26 (III) CITY OF POTTSVILLE
27 (A) GENERAL GEORGE JOULWAN PARK,
28 IMPROVEMENTS TO RECREATIONAL FACILITY 200,000
29 (IV) ORWIGSBURG BOROUGH HISTORICAL SOCIETY
30 (A) BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS 50,000
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1 (16) (38) Somerset County <--
2 (I) COUNTY PROJECTS <--
3 (A) Somerset County Bicentennial
4 Industrial Park Project 626,000
5 (II) LINCOLN TOWNSHIP <--
6 (A) SOMERSET HISTORICAL CENTER
7 IMPROVEMENTS 875,000
8 (III) BOROUGH OF WINDBER
9 (A) FABRICATION OF EXHIBITS FOR THE
10 WINDBER COAL HERITAGE CENTER 450,000
11 (39) SULLIVAN COUNTY
12 (A) FUNDING FOR SITE ACQUISITION AND
13 PREPARATION FOR ARCHERY HALL OF FAME IN
14 LAPORTE TOWNSHIP 1,000,000
15 (17) (40) Warren County <--
16 (i) Warren County Development Association
17 (A) Construction of an industrial facility
18 in the Euclid Avenue Industrial Park 500,000
19 (II) WARREN WAR MEMORIAL FIELD <--
20 (A) REHABILITATION AND RESTORATION 2,000,000
21 (41) WASHINGTON COUNTY
22 (I) COUNTY PROJECT
23 (A) RENOVATIONS AND REHABILITATION TO
24 HISTORICALLY PRESERVE FORMER PRISON
25 FACILITY FOR USE AS MODERN OFFICE
26 SPACE 3,250,000
27 (B) ROUTE 22 INDUSTRIAL PARK, LAND
28 ACQUISITION AND DEVELOPMENT 24,000,000
29 (C) SOUTHPOINTE EXPANSION 2,500,000
30 (D) INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS TO THE <--
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1 MIDWAY BOROUGH BUSINESS SECTOR 15,000,000
2 (E) CALIFORNIA TECHNOLOGY PARK FOR LAND
3 DEVELOPMENT 1,350,000
4 (F) LAND ACQUISITION, INFRASTRUCTURE AND
5 DEVELOPMENT OF LIGHT INDUSTRIAL PARK
6 ADJACENT TO WASHINGTON COUNTY AIRPORT 4,000,000
7 (II) UNION TOWNSHIP
8 (A) SEWER LINE EXTENSIONS TO SHIRE OAKS
9 AND VILLAGE OF ELRAMA 2,500,000
10 (18) (42) Westmoreland County <--
11 (i) Rostraver <--
12 (I) EAST HUNTINGDON TOWNSHIP <--
13 (A) REHABILITATION OF THE WEST OVERTON
14 MUSEUMS 5,500,000
15 (II) ROSTRAVER
16 (A) Acquisition and/or construction of a
17 combination public library and senior
18 citizen center 2,000,000
19 (III) CITY OF MONESSEN <--
20 (A) ACQUISITION AND RENOVATION OF BUILDING
21 FOR EXPANSION OF MONESSEN DISTRICT
22 LIBRARY 2,500,000
23 (IV) COUNTY PROJECT
24 (A) JEANNETTE INDUSTRIAL PARK,
25 REDEVELOPMENT OF FORMER GGI GLASS
26 PLANT 2,000,000
27 (B) WESTMORELAND DISTRIBUTION CENTER 1,500,000
28 (C) SOUTH GREENSBURG INDUSTRIAL CENTER 1,000,000
29 (D) PHASE III OF WESTMORELAND BUSINESS AND
30 RESEARCH PARK 700,000
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1 (E) RENOVATIONS OF TROUTMAN BUILDING 1,500,000
2 (F) DEVELOPMENT OF WESTMORELAND COUNTY
3 AIRPORT INDUSTRIAL PARK AND RELATED
4 INFRASTRUCTURE 2,500,000
5 (V) GREENSBURG CITY
6 (A) CONSTRUCTION OF THE SETON HILL WOMEN'S
7 BUSINESS CENTER 5,000,000
8 (B) RENOVATION AND EXPANSION OF THE
9 WESTMORELAND MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART 2,000,000
10 (VI) CITY OF ARNOLD
11 (A) RIVERFRONT DEVELOPMENT IN ARNOLD 600,000
12 (VII) CITIES OF ARNOLD AND NEW KENSINGTON
13 (A) FIFTH AVENUE CORRIDOR NEIGHBORHOOD
14 REHABILITATION INCLUDING DEMOLITION
15 FROM 14TH STREET TO 11TH STREET TO BE
16 REPLACED BY LIGHT INDUSTRIAL AND
17 HOUSING DEVELOPMENT 6,000,000
18 (B) HORNE BOULEVARD DEMOLITION AND SITE
19 DEVELOPMENT NEAR OLD A&P MARKET 400,000
20 (VIII) CITY OF NEW KENSINGTON
21 (A) ALUMINUM MUSEUM IN NEW KENSINGTON 1,000,000
22 (19) (43) York County <--
23 (i) City of York
24 (A) Hoffman Stadium Reconstruction 10,000,000
25 (B) Public improvements in support of the
26 Boundry Avenue redevelopment project 3,300,000
27 (C) George Street two-way conversion
28 project 850,000
29 (D) Mural project infrastructure
30 improvements 1,000,000
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1 (E) George Street gateway improvements 600,000
2 (F) Penn and Farquhar Park renovations 500,000
3 (II) RED LION <--
4 (A) LAND ACQUISITION AND CONSTRUCTION OF
5 KALTREIDER LIBRARY 2,000,000
6 Section 7. Itemization of flood control projects.
7 Additional capital projects in the category of flood control
8 projects to be constructed by the Department of Environmental
9 Protection, its successors or assigns, and to be financed by the
10 incurring of debt are hereby itemized, together with their
11 respective estimated costs, as follows:
12 Total
13 Project
14 Project Allocation
15 (1) Department of Environmental Protection $25,456,000 <--
16 (1) DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION $121,741,000 <--
17 (1) DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION $122,241,000 <--
18 (i) Allegheny County
19 (A) Additional funds for Turtle Creek
20 Flood Control Project 383,000
21 (Base Project Allocation - $383,000)
22 (II) ARMSTRONG COUNTY <--
23 (A) BOROUGH OF FORD CITY, FLOOD CONTROL
24 PROJECT INCLUDING FLOODWALL 1,000,000
25 (B) BOROUGH OF FORD CITY, FLOODWALL HAZARD
26 MITIGATION PROJECT 1,000,000
27 (C) NORTH BUFFALO TOWNSHIP, RAISE ROADBED
28 OF T-314, HOGG ROAD NEAR BONNER CAMP 100,000
29 (ii) (III) Bedford County <--
30 (A) Borough of Hyndman - Wills Creek
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1 Restoration Project 373,000
2 (iii) (IV) Cumberland County <--
3 (A) Borough of Carlisle Chapel Hill Storm
4 Drainage Project 1,000,000
5 (Base Project Allocation - $900,000)
6 (Design and Contingencies - $100,000)
7 (B) Lower Allen Township - Highland Park
8 Drainage Project 1,240,000
9 (C) Hampden Township - Floodproofing
10 Pinebrook Wastewater Treatment Plant 300,000
11 (Base Project Allocation - $250,000)
12 (Design and Contingencies - $50,000)
13 (V) FAYETTE COUNTY <--
14 (A) FLOOD CONTROL AND RIVERBANK EROSION
15 RESTORATION IN POINT MARION 350,000
16 (VI) ERIE COUNTY
17 (A) CITY OF ERIE, FLOODPROOF WASTEWATER
18 TREATMENT SYSTEM 3,000,000
19 (iv) (VII) Greene County <--
20 (A) Flood mitigation project in Center
21 Township 157,000
22 (B) Flood mitigation project in Jackson
23 Township 188,000
24 (C) Flood mitigation project in Perry
25 Township 500,000
26 (D) Flood mitigation project in Wayne
27 Township 530,000
28 (VIII) LACKAWANNA COUNTY <--
29 (A) CITY OF SCRANTON, NON-FEDERAL SHARE OF
30 $20,269,000. FLOOD CONTROL PROJECT
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1 ALONG THE LACKAWANNA RIVER BY THE U.S.
2 ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS 5,837,000
3 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $5,837,000)
4 (B) CITY OF SCRANTON, RAISING OF THE
5 ALBRIGHT STREET BRIDGE OVER THE
6 LACKAWANNA RIVER IN THE CITY OF
7 SCRANTON, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED
8 TO, ROAD RECONSTRUCTION OF BRIDGES AND
9 APPROACHES TO THE BRIDGES AND BRIDGE
10 REHABILITATION IN CONJUNCTION WITH U.S.
11 ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS FLOOD CONTROL
12 PROJECT 1,200,000
13 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $1,000,000)
14 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $200,000)
15 (C) CITY OF SCRANTON, RAISING OF THE
16 POPLAR STREET BRIDGE OVER THE
17 LACKAWANNA RIVER IN THE CITY OF
18 SCRANTON, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED
19 TO, ROAD RECONSTRUCTION OF BRIDGES AND
20 APPROACHES TO THE BRIDGES AND BRIDGE
21 REHABILITATION IN CONJUNCTION WITH U.S.
22 ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS FLOOD CONTROL
23 PROJECT 1,420,000
24 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $1,200,000)
25 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $220,000)
26 (D) CITY OF SCRANTON, RAISING OF THE OLIVE
27 STREET BRIDGE OVER THE LACKAWANNA RIVER
28 IN THE CITY OF SCRANTON, INCLUDING, BUT
29 NOT LIMITED TO, ROAD RECONSTRUCTION OF
30 BRIDGES AND APPROACHES TO THE BRIDGES
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1 AND BRIDGE REHABILITATION IN
2 CONJUNCTION WITH U.S. ARMY CORPS OF
3 ENGINEERS FLOOD CONTROL PROJECT 1,200,000
4 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $1,000,000)
5 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $200,000)
6 (E) CITY OF SCRANTON, FLOOD CONTROL
7 PROJECT ON UNNAMED CREEK ADJACENT TO
8 OAKWOOD ESTATES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT
9 LIMITED TO, RETENTION BASINS AND BOX
10 CULVERT UNDER KEYSER AVENUE 1,200,000
11 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $1,000,000)
12 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $200,000)
13 (F) CITY OF SCRANTON, STORM WATER AND
14 FLOOD CONTROL PROJECT IN HIGH WORKS
15 SECTION, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO,
16 STORM SEWERS, ROAD RECONSTRUCTION AND
17 PUMPING STATIONS IN THE AREA INCLUDING
18 FERDINAND STREET, THEODORE STREET,
19 STATION STREET, FULTON STREET, NORTH
20 KEYSER AVENUE AND SWEENEY AVENUE 1,560,000
21 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $1,300,000)
22 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $260,000)
23 (G) CITY OF SCRANTON, STORM WATER AND
24 FLOOD CONTROL PROJECT, INCLUDING, BUT
25 NOT LIMITED TO, STORM SEWERS, ROAD
26 RECONSTRUCTION AND PUMPING STATIONS IN
27 THE AREA INCLUDING DEWEY AVENUE,
28 MERRIFIELD AVENUE, NORTH CAMERON
29 AVENUE, LAFAYETTE STREET, PRICE STREET
30 AND JACKSON STREET 1,600,000
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1 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $1,200,000)
2 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $400,000)
3 (H) CITY OF SCRANTON, FLOOD CONTROL AND
4 STORM WATER PROJECT, INCLUDING, BUT NOT
5 LIMITED TO, STORM SEWERS, ROAD
6 RECONSTRUCTION AND PUMPING STATIONS IN
7 THE AREA, INCLUDING EAST PARKER STREET,
8 ELK STREET, CRANE AVENUE AND BOULEVARD
9 AVENUE 1,200,000
10 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $1,000,000)
11 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $200,000)
12 (I) 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 AREA OF GREEN RIDGE STREET, MARION
17 STREET, GLEN STREET, NAY AUG AVENUE,
18 ROSS AVENUE, GARDNER AVENUE AND
19 ALBRIGHT AVENUE 1,200,000
20 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $1,000,000)
21 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $200,000)
22 (J) CITY OF SCRANTON, FLOOD CONTROL AND
23 STORM WATER PROJECT, INCLUDING, BUT NOT
24 LIMITED TO, STORM SEWERS AND ROAD
25 RECONSTRUCTION AND PUMPING STATIONS IN
26 THE PLOT SECTION 1,920,000
27 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $1,600,000)
28 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $320,000)
29 (K) 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 BULLS HEAD/WESTON FIELD SECTION 2,800,000
4 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $2,500,000)
5 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $300,000)
6 (L) CITY OF SCRANTON, FLOOD CONTROL AND
7 STORM WATER PROJECT, INCLUDING, BUT NOT
8 LIMITED TO, STORM SEWERS AND ROAD
9 RECONSTRUCTION AND PUMPING STATIONS IN
10 THE AREA OF EAST MARKET STREET,
11 ELECTRIC STREET, NAY AUG AVENUE, ROSS
12 AVENUE AND ROSANNA AVENUE 1,200,000
13 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $1,000,000)
14 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $200,000)
15 (M) CITY OF SCRANTON, FLOOD CONTROL AND
16 STORM WATER PROJECT, INCLUDING, BUT NOT
17 LIMITED TO, STORM SEWERS AND ROAD
18 RECONSTRUCTION AND PUMPING STATIONS IN
19 THE AREA OF THE 400 BLOCK OF LEGGETTS
20 STREET AND ROCKWELL AVENUE 575,000
21 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $500,000)
22 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $75,000)
23 (N) CITY OF SCRANTON - STORM WATER AND
24 FLOOD CONTROL PROJECT, INCLUDING, BUT
25 NOT LIMITED TO, STORM SEWERS, ROAD
26 RECONSTRUCTION AND PUMPING STATIONS, IN
27 AREA KNOWN AS PARK PLACE ALONG
28 LACKAWANNA RIVER FROM ALBRIGHT STREET
29 BRIDGE DOWNSTREAM TO OLIVE STREET
30 BRIDGE 1,800,000
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1 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $1,600,000)
2 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $200,000)
3 (O) CITY OF SCRANTON - NON-FEDERAL SHARE
4 OF UNITED STATES ARMY CORPS OF
5 ENGINEERS FLOOD CONTROL DESIGN PROJECT
6 ON LACKAWANNA RIVER FOR PLOT SECTION
7 AND NAY AUG AVENUE SECTION 200,000
8 (P) CITY OF SCRANTON, FLOOD CONTROL
9 PROJECT ALONG LACKAWANNA RIVER,
10 INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO,
11 CONSTRUCTION OF LEVEES, PUMPING
12 STATIONS AND ACQUISITION OF PROPERTIES 36,000,000
13 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $30,000,000)
14 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $6,000,000)
15 (Q) BOROUGH OF DUNMORE, FLOOD CONTROL AND
16 STORM WATER PROJECT 6,000,000
17 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $5,000,000)
18 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $1,000,000)
19 (R) BOROUGH OF THROOP, FLOOD CONTROL AND
20 STORM WATER PROJECT 6,000,000
21 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $5,000,000)
22 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $1,000,000)
23 (S) BOROUGH OF TAYLOR, FLOOD CONTROL AND
24 STORM WATER PROJECT 6,000,000
25 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $5,000,000)
26 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $1,000,000)
27 (T) CITY OF SCRANTON, 1300 BLOCK OF
28 WYOMING AVENUE, FLOOD CONTROL AND STORM
29 WATER PROJECT, INCLUDING, BUT NOT
30 LIMITED TO, STORM SEWERS AND ROAD
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1 RECONSTRUCTION AND PUMPING STATIONS 500,000
2 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $420,000)
3 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $80,000)
4 (U) BOROUGH OF DUNMORE, FLOOD CONTROL AND
5 STORM WATER PROJECT, INCLUDING, BUT NOT
6 LIMITED TO, STORM SEWERS, SANITARY
7 SEWERS, BACK FLOW PREVENTORS, ROAD
8 RECONSTRUCTION AND PUMPING STATIONS IN
9 THE AREA OF CLAY AVENUE, QUINCY AVENUE,
10 MADISON AVENUE, JEFFERSON AVENUE AND
11 ADAMS AVENUE; MARION STREET, GREEN
12 RIDGE STREET AND ELECTRIC STREET 2,400,000
13 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $2,000,000)
14 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $400,000)
15 (V) BOROUGH OF TAYLOR, FLOOD CONTROL AND
16 STORM WATER PROJECT, INCLUDING, BUT NOT
17 LIMITED TO, STORM SEWERS AND ROAD
18 RECONSTRUCTION AND PUMPING STATIONS IN
19 THE AREA OF GREEN VIEW WEST, INCLUDING
20 WALNUT STREET, OAK STREET, WILLIAMS
21 STREET, AND PRINCE STREET; MACKIE LANE,
22 VINE LANE, LAUREL LANE, CHESTER LANE
23 AND BICHLER LANE; RINALDI DRIVE,
24 BARBARA DRIVE; DONNY DRIVE AND ANTHONY
25 DRIVE 2,400,000
26 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $2,000,000)
27 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $400,000)
28 (W) COMPLETION OF THE LACKAWANNA RIVER <--
29 RESTORATION PROJECT IN OLYPHANT
30 BOROUGH 500,000
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1 (v) (IX) Luzerne County <--
2 (A) Township of Plains, Mill Creek Flood
3 Protection Project, construction of a
4 flood protection project along Mill
5 Creek and its unnamed tributary 1,030,000
6 (vi) (X) Montgomery County <--
7 (A) Upper Dublin Township - Construction
8 and rehabilitation of Ardsley Drainage
9 Channel 1,800,000
10 (XI) NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY <--
11 (A) MOUNT CARMEL BOROUGH, SHAMOKIN CREEK
12 DRAINAGE FACILITY 4,000,000
13 (B) MOUNT CARMEL BOROUGH, BUTTERNUT CREEK
14 DRAINAGE FACILITY 1,000,000
15 (vii) (XII) Schuylkill County <--
16 (A) Flood control project on Wabash Creek,
17 Walker Township and Tamaqua Borough,
18 involving a tunnel bypass of collapsed
19 culvert 12,100,000
20 (Base Project Allocation - $11,000,000)
21 (Design and Contingencies - $1,100,000)
22 (viii) (XIII) Somerset County <--
23 (A) Summit Township, construction of a
24 concrete flood wall on the Summit
25 Township side of the Casselman River
26 across the river from the Borough of
27 Meyersdale 5,000,000
28 (XIV) WESTMORELAND COUNTY <--
29 (A) REHABILITATION OF GATES AND PASSIVE
30 CONSTRUCTION OF CREEK CHANNEL FOR
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1 KEYSTONE COMMONS FLOOD CONTROL PROJECT 1,250,000
2 (ix) (XV) York County <--
3 (A) Construction of flood retention
4 basins, Dallastown Borough and York
5 Township 350,000
6 (B) Construction of flood retention
7 basins, Powder Mill and Tyler Run
8 Roads 505,000
9 (XVI) CARBON COUNTY <--
10 (A) ADDITIONAL FUNDS FOR THE CHANNEL
11 EXCAVATION AND REMOVAL OF OBSTRUCTIONS
12 ON AQUASHICOLA CREEK, PALMERTON
13 BOROUGH 138,000
14 (XVII) SULLIVAN COUNTY
15 (A) FLOOD CONTROL PROJECT TO PREVENT
16 RUNOFF FROM LOYALSOCK CREEK, DUSHORE
17 BOROUGH 235,000
18 (2) DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION $500,000
19 (I) LACKAWANNA COUNTY
20 (A) CITY OF SCRANTON, 1300 BLOCK OF
21 WYOMING AVENUE FLOOD CONTROL AND STORM
22 WATER PROJECT, INCLUDING, BUT NOT
23 LIMITED TO, STORM SEWERS AND ROAD
24 RECONSTRUCTION AND PUMPING STATIONS 500,000
25 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $420,000)
26 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $80,000)
27 Section 8. Itemization of Keystone Recreation, Park and
28 Conservation Projects.
29 Projects in the category of Keystone Recreation, Park and
30 Conservation projects to be constructed by the Department of
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1 Conservation and Natural Resources, its successors or assigns,
2 and to be financed by the incurring of debt and/or current
3 revenues, are hereby itemized, together with their respective
4 estimated costs, as follows:
5 Total
6 Project
7 Project Allocation
8 (1) Department of Conservation and Natural <--
9 Resources $15,150,000
10 (1) DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION AND NATURAL <--
11 RESOURCES $34,542,000
12 (1) DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION AND NATURAL
13 RESOURCES $39,822,000
14 (i) Bald Eagle State Park
15 (A) Renovation of the sewage treatment
16 plant and collection system 600,000
17 (ii) Forest District 12
18 (A) Rehabilitate 30 miles of Pine Creek
19 Trail 1,250,000
20 (B) Rehabilitate Colton Point Road 1,200,000 <--
21 (III) FOREST DISTRICT 16 <--
22 (A) REHABILITATE COLTON POINT ROAD 1,200,000
23 (iii) (IV) Gifford Pinchot State Park <--
24 (A) Renovation of the sewage treatment
25 plant and collection system 800,000
26 (B) Rehabilitation of comfort stations,
27 children's play areas, parking and
28 access areas 750,000
29 (Base Project Allocation - $750,000)
30 (iv) (V) Kings Gap Environmental Education <--
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1 Center
2 (A) Replacement of interior plumbing and
3 upgrade electrical and heating systems 700,000
4 (v) (VI) Ryerson Station State Park <--
5 (A) Rehabilitate swimming pool 700,000
6 (vi) (VII) Worlds End State Park <--
7 (A) Construct new sewage treatment plant
8 and collection system 500,000
9 (vii) (VIII) Lackawanna State Park <--
10 (A) Park improvements 225,000
11 (viii) Thornhurst State Park <--
12 (IX) THORNHURST STATE PICNIC AREA <--
13 (A) Park improvements 150,000
14 (ix) (X) Ricketts Glen State Park <--
15 (A) Construction of new park office and
16 demolition and clearance of existing
17 site 750,000
18 (Base Project Allocation - $750,000)
19 (XI) PRESQUE ISLE STATE PARK <--
20 (A) OFFICE REHABILITATION AND EXPANSION 850,000
21 (x) (XII) Allegheny County <--
22 (A) Dormont Borough, Beggs Snyder Park
23 Improvements 50,000
24 (XIII) BEAVER COUNTY <--
25 (A) CONSTRUCTION OF BRIDGEWATER -
26 ROCHESTER PEDESTRIAN LINK 50,000
27 (B) COMPLETION OF DESIGN AND ENGINEERING
28 FOR BOROUGH OF BEAVER RIVERFRONT
29 ACCESS, PARK AND MARINA 40,000
30 (C) CONSTRUCTION OF BEAVER - BRIDGEWATER
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1 PEDESTRIAN LINK 25,000
2 (D) REHABILITATION OF ROCHESTER DOCK AND
3 BOAT ACCESS 200,000
4 (E) RIVERFRONT PROPERTY ACQUISITIONS 2,000,000
5 (F) INTERPRETIVE RIVER TRAIL SYSTEM 250,000
6 (G) BRIDGEWATER BICENTENNIAL PARK
7 EXTENSION AND BANK STABILIZATION 50,000
8 (xi) (XIV) Bucks County <--
9 (A) Acquisition of 167 acres designated as
10 a working "historic airfield" 1,500,000
11 (xii) (XV) Butler County <--
12 (A) Alameda Park, renovation of pool 600,000
13 (B) CITY OF BUTLER, POOL RENOVATIONS 185,000 <--
14 (C) BUTLER TOWNSHIP, REPLACEMENT OF
15 RECREATION CENTER BUILDING AND
16 CONSTRUCTION OF FOUR PAVILIONS AT
17 TOWNSHIP PARK 430,000
18 (D) BUTLER COUNTY PARKS AND RECREATION
19 COMMISSION, RENOVATION OF ALAMEDA POOL 175,000
20 (E) BUTLER COMMUNITY COLLEGE, RENOVATION
21 OF EXISTING BASEBALL FIELD,
22 CONSTRUCTION OF NEW BALL FIELD AND
23 JOGGING TRAIL AND RENOVATION OF TWO
24 TENNIS COURTS 290,000
25 (XVI) CAMBRIA COUNTY
26 (A) REHABILITATION OF HIGHLAND REGIONAL
27 PARK/HIGHLAND FIELD 51,000
28 (XVII) CUMBERLAND COUNTY
29 (A) SHIPPENSBURG TOWNSHIP, PARK AND SPORTS
30 FACILITIES INCLUDING BASEBALL AND
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1 SOCCER FIELDS, SKATING FACILITIES,
2 PAVILION AND PICNIC FACILITY, JOGGING
3 AND BIKING TRAILS AND PARKING
4 FACILITIES 275,000
5 (XVIII) ELK COUNTY
6 (A) ELK HABITAT EDUCATION LOCATED IN
7 BENEZETTE TOWNSHIP 1,000,000
8 (XIX) FAYETTE COUNTY
9 (A) RAIL BED ACQUISITION FOR A SHEEPKIN
10 TRAIL COUNCIL BICYCLE TRAIL 120,000
11 (XX) GREENE COUNTY
12 (A) MONONGAHELA RIVER TRAIL LAND
13 ACQUISITION AND DEVELOPMENT ALONG STEEL
14 HERITAGE ROUTE 2,000,000
15 (xiii) (XXI) Lackawanna County <--
16 (A) Borough of Moosic, park and
17 playground 200,000
18 (B) Borough of Moscow, park and
19 playground 100,000
20 (C) Greenfield Township, park and
21 playground 50,000
22 (D) Newton Township, baseball park at
23 three sites 500,000
24 (E) Newton Township, park and playground 50,000
25 (F) South Abington Township, park and
26 playground 200,000
27 (G) CITY OF SCRANTON, TRIPP PARK CIVIC <--
28 ASSOCIATION COMMUNITY CENTER,
29 INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO,
30 BUILDING, EQUIPMENT AND LANDSCAPING 25,000
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1 (H) CITY OF SCRANTON, CONSTRUCTION OF
2 FIELD HOUSE AT TONY BARLETTA FIELD 36,000
3 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $30,000)
4 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $6,000)
5 (I) CITY OF SCRANTON, PURCHASE OF
6 BLEACHERS, PLAYERS' BENCHES, FIELD
7 MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT AND OPEN AIR
8 PAVILION AT TONY BARLETTA FIELD 18,000
9 (J) CITY OF SCRANTON, PURCHASE OF
10 BLEACHERS, PLAYERS' BENCHES AND FIELD
11 MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT TO BE USED AT
12 RECREATIONAL FACILITIES LOCATED IN THE
13 CITY OF SCRANTON 25,000
14 (K) CITY OF SCRANTON, CONSTRUCTION OF
15 GRANDSTAND, REHABILITATION OF DUGOUTS
16 AND FENCE REPLACEMENT AT FREDDY
17 BATTAGLIA FIELD 20,000
18 (L) CITY OF SCRANTON, REHABILITATION OF
19 NAY AUG PARK, INCLUDING, BUT NOT
20 LIMITED TO, BUILDINGS, PAVILIONS, ROAD
21 RESURFACING, PARKING FACILITIES,
22 REHABILITATION OF SWIMMING FACILITIES
23 AND REHABILITATION OF EVERHART MUSEUM 3,600,000
24 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $3,000,000)
25 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $600,000)
26 (M) CITY OF SCRANTON, REHABILITATION OF
27 EXISTING SWIMMING POOLS, INCLUDING, BUT
28 NOT LIMITED TO, BATHHOUSE FACILITIES
29 AND FILTER ROOMS 1,200,000
30 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $1,000,000)
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1 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $200,000)
2 (N) BOROUGH OF THROOP, BALLPARK AND
3 RECREATION SITE 30,000
4 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $25,000)
5 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $5,000)
6 (O) CITY OF SCRANTON, NAY AUG GORGE ACCESS
7 AND SAFETY IMPROVEMENTS 350,000
8 (P) BOROUGH OF CLARKS SUMMIT, RENOVATION
9 OF PROPERTY AND PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT FOR
10 PLANNED RECREATION AREA 100,000
11 (Q) ARTIFICIAL TURF REPLACEMENT AT <--
12 LACKAWANNA COUNTY MULTIPURPOSE STADIUM 1,680,000
13 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $1,400,000)
14 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $280,000)
15 (R) CITY OF SCRANTON, RENOVATION OF WESTON
16 PARK COMPLEX, INCLUDING, BUT NOT
17 LIMITED TO, MAIN BUILDING, SWIMMING
18 POOL, LOCKER ROOMS, BASKETBALL COURTS,
19 TENNIS COURTS, PARKING AREA AND ROADWAY
20 AND FOOTBALL FIELDS 1,200,000
21 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $1,000,000)
22 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $200,000)
23 (S) CITY OF SCRANTON, RENOVATION OF WESTON
24 FIELD COMPLEX, INCLUDING, BUT NOT
25 LIMITED TO, MAIN BUILDING; INDOOR
26 SWIMMING POOL; BASKETBALL COURT; MEN'S
27 AND WOMEN'S LOCKER ROOMS; OUTDOOR
28 BASKETBALL COURTS; TENNIS COURTS;
29 HANDBALL COURT; PAVILION; SWIMMING
30 POOL, INCLUDING LOCKER ROOMS; PARKING
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1 AREA; ROADWAYS; PLAYGROUND AND
2 BASKETBALL FIELD 2,400,000
3 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $2,000,000)
4 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $400,000)
5 (xiv) (XXII) Lehigh County <--
6 (A) City of Allentown, renovations to
7 Bicentennial Park 750,000
8 (xv) (XXIII) Luzerne County <--
9 (A) Susquehanna River Trail, construction
10 of trail along a corridor of railway
11 owned by the Luzerne County Rail
12 Corporation from Borough of Duryea to
13 City of Wilkes-Barre 300,000
14 (xvi) (XXIV) Northampton County <--
15 (A) City of Bethlehem, nonstructural
16 renovation of downtown pedestrian
17 plaza/park area 750,000
18 (XXV) PHILADELPHIA COUNTY <--
19 (A) RENOVATION OF MORRIS PARK 667,000
20 (B) RENOVATION OF HADDINGTON RECREATION
21 CENTER 667,000
22 (C) RENOVATION OF TUSTIN RECREATION
23 CENTER 667,000
24 (D) TENROSE PLAYGROUND, IMPROVEMENTS TO
25 BUILDING 500,000
26 (XXVI) WASHINGTON COUNTY
27 (A) RENOVATION OF MAIN PAVILION FOR
28 GREATER WASHINGTON PARK COMMISSION 100,000
29 (B) CANONSBURG PARK BOARD 246,000
30 (xvii) (XXVII) York County <--
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1 (A) Heritage Rail/Trail, development of
2 ten miles of trail and associated
3 improvements 1,625,000
4 (xviii) Presque Isle State Park <--
5 (A) Office rehabilitation and expansion 850,000
6 (XXVIII) RACCOON CREEK STATE PARK <--
7 (A) REHABILITATION OF GROUP CAMP NO. 2-3 2,000,000
8 (B) RENOVATION OF MAIN PICNIC AREA, VALLEY
9 PICNIC AREA AND ROAD SYSTEM 2,000,000
10 (2) DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC
11 DEVELOPMENT $38,000
12 (I) SHAWNEE PARK FIELD, CITY OF MONESSEN,
13 WESTMORELAND COUNTY
14 (A) ERECTION OF LIGHTS 38,000
15 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $30,000)
16 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $8,000)
17 Section 9. Itemization of Pennsylvania Game Commission Capital
18 Projects.
19 The individual capital projects in the category of public
20 improvement projects to be acquired by the Pennsylvania Game
21 Commission and to be financed from current revenues of the Game
22 Fund pursuant to executive authorizations are hereby itemized,
23 together with their respective estimated costs, as follows:
24 Total
25 Project
26 Project Allocation
27 (1) Pennsylvania Game Commission $5,000,000
28 (i) Upgrade FM radio system for all western
29 regions including construction of towers,
30 shelters and antennae and the acquisition
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1 of microwave equipment, base stations,
2 consoles and other equipment necessary to
3 achieve a communication system fully
4 compatible with future 800 MHz Statewide
5 system 5,000,000
6 Section 10. Itemization of Pennsylvania Fish and Boat
7 Commission Capital Projects.
8 (A) PROJECTS TO BE FINANCED FROM CURRENT REVENUES.--The <--
9 individual capital projects in the category of public
10 improvement projects to be developed by the Pennsylvania Fish
11 and Boat Commission and to be financed from current revenues of
12 the Fish Fund and the Boat Fund pursuant to executive
13 authorizations are hereby itemized, together with their
14 respective estimated costs, as follows:
15 Total
16 Project
17 Project Allocation
18 (1) Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission $6,380,000 <--
19 (1) PENNSYLVANIA FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION $10,080,000 <--
20 (1) PENNSYLVANIA FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION $11,520,000 <--
21 (i) Beaver County
22 (A) Development of a boating access area
23 in Monaca Borough 200,000
24 (Base Project Allocation - $200,000)
25 (ii) Crawford County
26 (A) Acquisition and renovation of a
27 Northeast Law Enforcement Office and
28 associated regional Fish and Boat
29 Commission office facilities and
30 installation of boat storage, parking
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1 and associated facilities in Vernon
2 Township 180,000
3 (Base Project Allocation - $180,000)
4 (iii) Erie County
5 (A) Shades Beach Park Development 6,000,000
6 (IV) LACKAWANNA COUNTY <--
7 (A) DEVELOPMENT OF PARKING AREA AND
8 BOATING AND FISHING ACCESS AREA FOR
9 PERSONS WHO ARE PHYSICALLY DISABLED AT
10 MERLI/SARNOSKI PARK 720,000
11 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $600,000)
12 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $120,000)
13 (B) DEVELOPMENT OF PARKING AREA, PAVILION
14 AND BOATING AND FISHING ACCESS AREA FOR
15 PERSONS WHO ARE PHYSICALLY DISABLED IN
16 THE BULLSHEAD SECTION OF SCRANTON ALONG
17 THE LACKAWANNA RIVER 720,000
18 (BASE PROJECT ALLOCATION - $600,000)
19 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES - $120,000)
20 (IV) (V) WESTMORELAND COUNTY <--
21 (A) CONSTRUCTION OF A BOAT ACCESS AT THE
22 MONESSEN RIVERFRONT IN THE CITY OF
23 MONESSEN 200,000
24 (B) SUPPLEMENTAL AUTHORIZATION.--THE AMOUNTS AUTHORIZED FOR
25 EXPENDITURE FROM THE FISH FUND AND THE BOAT FUND UNDER SECTIONS
26 9, 10 AND 11 OF THE ACT OF DECEMBER 28, 1992 (P.L.1694, NO.188),
27 KNOWN AS THE CAPITAL BUDGET PROJECT ITEMIZATION ACT OF 1991-
28 1992, ARE SUPPLEMENTED AS FOLLOWS:
29 TOTAL
30 PROJECT
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1 PROJECT ALLOCATION
2 (1) DAUPHIN COUNTY
3 (I) ADMINISTRATIVE HEADQUARTERS
4 (A) ACQUISITION OR CONSTRUCTION OF
5 ADMINISTRATIVE AND RELATED FACILITIES,
6 INCLUDING ADMINISTRATIVE HEADQUARTERS,
7 AQUATIC RESOURCE EDUCATION CENTER,
8 WAREHOUSE, TRAINING AND RELATED
9 FACILITIES ON COMMISSION-OWNED
10 PROPERTY 3,000,000
11 (FISH FUND - $2,250,000)
12 (BOAT FUND - $750,000)
13 (BASE CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATION
14 SUPPLEMENT - $2,500,000)
15 (DESIGN AND CONTINGENCIES SUPPLEMENT -
16 $500,000)
17 (B) ORIGINAL FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT 500,000
18 (FISH FUND - $375,000)
19 (BOAT FUND - $125,000)
20 (C) IN ADDITION TO THE METHODS BY WHICH
21 THE PENNSYLVANIA FISH AND BOAT
22 COMMISSION WAS AUTHORIZED TO CONSTRUCT
23 THE FACILITY DESCRIBED IN THIS
24 SUBSECTION UNDER SECTION 11 OF THE ACT
25 OF DECEMBER 28, 1992 (P.L.1694,
26 NO.188), KNOWN AS THE CAPITAL BUDGET
27 PROJECT ITEMIZATION ACT OF 1991-1992,
28 THE COMMISSION IS HEREBY AUTHORIZED TO
29 FUND ALL OR PART OF THE PUBLIC
30 IMPROVEMENT PROJECT DESCRIBED IN THIS
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1 SUBSECTION WITH FUNDS AUTHORIZED UNDER
2 SECTIONS 14, 15, 16 AND 17 OF THIS ACT,
3 PROVIDED THAT THE COMMISSION RECEIVES
4 EXECUTIVE APPROVAL AND AUTHORIZATION TO
5 EXPEND SUCH FUNDS AND FURTHER PROVIDED
6 THAT THE FISH FUND AND BOAT FUND SHALL
7 REPAY THE PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST OF THE
8 FUNDS EXPENDED HEREUNDER.
9 Section 11. Restriction on certain funds.
10 The new and additional funds provided for DGS 948-37, the
11 expansion of central air conditioning system to the Main Capitol
12 Building, DGS 948-35, the fire safety code improvements to the
13 Capitol Complex specifically relating to the Capitol Building
14 and the repair and renovation of the Capitol Complex, itemized
15 in section 3(7)(i)(B), (C) and (E), shall only be disbursed upon
16 the written approval of both the Chief Clerk of the Senate and
17 the Chief Clerk of the House of Representatives. The new and
18 additional funds provided for DGS 948-35, the fire safety code
19 improvements relating to the North Office Building shall only be
20 disbursed upon the written approval of the Chief Clerk of the
21 Senate. The new and additional funds provided for DGS 948-35,
22 the fire safety code improvements relating to the South Office
23 Building and DGS 946-2, renovation and conversion of the Old
24 Museum Building for legislative offices shall only be disbursed
25 upon the written approval of the Chief Clerk of the House of
26 Representatives.
27 Section 12. Limited waiver of local requirements.
28 (a) Waivers for current itemizations.--The limitation on
29 Department of Transportation funding of capital projects under
30 74 Pa.C.S. § 1302(4) (relating to program authorizations) shall
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1 be totally waived for the capital projects in the category of
2 transportation assistance projects for mass transit contained in
3 section 5(a)(9)(iii), (vii) and (viii), (10)(i), 5(A)(15)(V), <--
4 (VI), (VII), (XIV), (XV) AND (XVII), (16)(I) (ii), (iii),
5 (xiii), (xiv) and (xv) and (14)(i) (21)(I). <--
6 (b) Waiver for 1992 itemization.--
7 (1) Notwithstanding any provision to the contrary, there
8 shall be no local match funding requirement for phases I and
9 II of the National magnetic levitation prototype proposal and
10 development, as described in section 5(b)(15)(i)(B) of the
11 act of December 28, 1992 (P.L.1694, No.188), known as the
12 Capital Budget Project Itemization Act of 1991-1992.
13 (2) The Department of Transportation shall select a
14 contractor for the project described in section
15 5(b)(15)(i)(B) of the Capital Budget Project Itemization Act
16 of 1991-1992. Such selection shall be based on the following
17 criteria; the contractor must have extensive knowledge of
18 magnetic levitation technology and have been incorporated in
19 this Commonwealth for at least six years for the express
20 purpose of developing magnetic levitation technology. The
21 contractor must also have demonstrated an ability to attract
22 multimodal private sector investment, including corporate and
23 labor support, with participation of a major U.S. passenger
24 airline company. The contractor must also have demonstrated
25 an ability to obtain Federal, State and local funding for
26 magnetic levitation development.
27 Section 13. Use of existing funds. <--
28 (a) Public improvements.--Of the $1,773,210,000 which is
29 authorized for the acquisition or construction of public
30 improvement projects under section 3, the sum of $25,540,000
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1 shall be provided from excess funds available in the unallocated
2 reserves of the Capital Facilities Fund from previous public
3 improvement appropriations for projects for additional funding
4 itemized in section 3.
5 (b) Furniture and equipment.--Of the $52,677,000 which is
6 authorized for the purchase of original movable furniture and
7 equipment for the projects which are included in section 4, the
8 sum of $115,000 shall be provided from excess funds available in
9 the unallocated reserves of the Capital Facilities Fund from
10 previous furniture and equipment appropriations for projects for
11 additional funding itemized in section 4.
12 SECTION 13. (RESERVED) <--
13 SECTION 13. SPECIAL PROVISIONS. <--
14 (A) DELEGATION AND EXEMPTION.--NOTWITHSTANDING ANY
15 PROVISIONS OF LAW TO THE CONTRARY, THE DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL
16 SERVICES MAY DELEGATE THE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF THE PROJECT
17 CONTAINED IN SECTION 3(2)(I)(A) TO THE ENTITY WITH WHICH A LEASE
18 HAS BEEN NEGOTIATED FOR THE OPERATION OF THE FACILITY TO BE
19 CONVERTED. IN ADDITION, THE PROJECT CONTAINED IN SECTION
20 3(2)(I)(A) IS EXEMPT FROM THE PROVISIONS OF THE FIRST PARAGRAPH
21 OF SECTION 1 OF THE ACT OF MAY 1, 1913 (P.L.155, NO.104),
22 ENTITLED "AN ACT REGULATING THE LETTING OF CERTAIN CONTRACTS FOR
23 THE ERECTION, CONSTRUCTION, AND ALTERATION OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS,"
24 AND ANY PROVISIONS OF LAW REQUIRING THE BIDDING OF PROJECTS.
25 (B) LEASE OF PROJECT.--THE DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL SERVICES IS
26 AUTHORIZED TO ENTER INTO A LEASE ARRANGEMENT, WHICH IS OF AT
27 LEAST 20 YEARS' DURATION AND WHICH MAY CONTAIN OPTIONS TO RENEW
28 THE LEASE, WITH AN ENTITY FOR THE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF
29 THE PROJECT AUTHORIZED IN SECTION 3(2)(I)(A).
30 Section 14. Debt authorization.
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1 (a) Public improvements.--The Governor, Auditor General and
2 State Treasurer are hereby authorized and directed to borrow
3 from time to time in addition to any authorization heretofore or
4 hereafter enacted, on the credit of the Commonwealth, subject to
5 the limitations provided in the current capital budget, money
6 not exceeding in the aggregate the sum of $1,747,670,000 <--
7 $2,139,205,000 $2,358,345,000 as may be found necessary to carry <--
8 out the acquisition and construction of the public improvement
9 projects specifically itemized in a capital budget.
10 (b) Furniture and equipment.--The Governor, Auditor General
11 and State Treasurer are hereby authorized and directed to borrow
12 from time to time in addition to any authorization heretofore or
13 hereafter enacted, on the credit of the Commonwealth, subject to
14 the limitations provided in the current capital budget, money
15 not exceeding in the aggregate the sum of $52,562,000 <--
16 $56,390,000 $54,390,000 as may be found necessary to carry out <--
17 the public improvement projects consisting of the acquisition of
18 original movable furniture and equipment specifically itemized
19 in a capital budget.
20 (c) Transportation assistance.--The Governor, Auditor
21 General and State Treasurer are hereby authorized and directed
22 to borrow from time to time in addition to any authorization
23 heretofore or hereafter enacted, on the credit of the
24 Commonwealth, subject to the limitations provided in the current
25 capital budget, money not exceeding in the aggregate the sum of
26 $540,881,000 $942,866,000 $952,633,000 as may be found necessary <--
27 to carry out the acquisition and construction of the
28 transportation assistance projects specifically itemized in a
29 capital budget.
30 (d) Redevelopment assistance.--Subject to the limitation in
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1 section 1616.1-B(b) of the act of April 9, 1929 (P.L.343,
2 No.176), known as The Fiscal Code, the Governor, Auditor General
3 and State Treasurer are hereby authorized and directed to borrow
4 from time to time in addition to any authorization heretofore or
5 hereafter enacted, on the credit of the Commonwealth, subject to
6 the limitations provided in the current capital budget, money
7 not exceeding in the aggregate the sum of $1,012,098,000 <--
8 $2,414,531,000 $2,526,774,000 as may be found necessary to carry <--
9 out the redevelopment assistance and the redevelopment capital
10 assistance projects specifically itemized in a capital budget.
11 (e) Flood control.--The Governor, Auditor General and State
12 Treasurer are hereby authorized and directed to borrow from time
13 to time in addition to any authorization heretofore or hereafter
14 enacted, on the credit of the Commonwealth, subject to the
15 limitations provided in the current capital budget, money not
16 exceeding in the aggregate the sum of $25,456,000 $122,241,000 <--
17 $122,741,000 as may be found necessary to carry out the <--
18 acquisition and construction of the flood control projects
19 specifically itemized in a capital budget.
20 Section 15. Issue of bonds.
21 The indebtedness authorized in this act shall be incurred,
22 from time to time, and shall be evidenced by one or more series
23 of general obligation bonds of the Commonwealth in such
24 aggregate principal amount for each series as the Governor, the
25 Auditor General and the State Treasurer shall determine, but the
26 latest stated maturity date shall not exceed the estimated
27 useful life of the projects being financed as stated in section
28 16.
29 Section 16. Estimated useful life and term of debt.
30 (a) Estimated useful life.--The General Assembly states that
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1 the estimated useful life of the public improvement projects
2 itemized in this act is as follows:
3 (1) Public improvement projects, 30 years.
4 (2) Furniture and equipment projects, 10 years.
5 (3) Transportation assistance projects:
6 (i) Rolling stock, 15 years.
7 (ii) Passenger buses, 12 years.
8 (iii) Furniture and equipment, 10 years.
9 (iv) All others, 30 years.
10 (b) Term of debt.--The maximum term of the debt authorized
11 to be incurred under this act is 30 years.
12 Section 17. Appropriations.
13 (a) Public improvements.--The net proceeds of the sale of
14 the obligations authorized in this act are hereby appropriated
15 from the Capital Facilities Fund to the Department of General
16 Services in the maximum amount of $1,747,670,000 $2,139,205,000 <--
17 $2,358,345,000 to be used by it exclusively to defray the <--
18 financial cost of the public improvement projects specifically
19 itemized in a capital budget. After reserving or paying the
20 expenses of the sale of the obligation, the State Treasurer
21 shall pay to the Department of General Services the moneys as
22 required and certified by it to be legally due and payable.
23 (b) Furniture and equipment.--The net proceeds of the sale
24 of the obligations authorized in this act are hereby
25 appropriated from the Capital Facilities Fund to the Department
26 of General Services in the maximum amount of $52,562,000 <--
27 $56,390,000 $54,390,000 to be used by it exclusively to defray <--
28 the financial cost of the public improvement projects consisting
29 of the acquisition of original movable furniture and equipment
30 specifically itemized in a capital budget. After reserving or
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1 paying the expenses of the sale of the obligation, the State
2 Treasurer shall pay to the Department of General Services the
3 moneys as required and certified by it to be legally due and
4 payable.
5 (c) Transportation 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 Transportation in the maximum amount of $540,881,000 <--
9 $942,866,000 $952,633,000 to be used by it exclusively to defray <--
10 the financial cost of the transportation assistance projects
11 specifically itemized in a capital budget. After reserving or
12 paying the expense of the sale of the obligation, the State
13 Treasurer shall pay to the Department of Transportation the
14 moneys as required and certified by it to be legally due and
15 payable.
16 (d) Redevelopment assistance.--The net proceeds of the sale
17 of the obligations authorized in this act are hereby
18 appropriated from the Capital Facilities Fund to the Department
19 of Community and Economic Development in the maximum amount of
20 $1,012,098,000 $2,414,531,000 $2,526,744,000 to be used by it <--
21 exclusively to defray the financial cost of the redevelopment
22 assistance and redevelopment capital assistance projects
23 specifically itemized in a capital budget. After reserving or
24 paying the expenses of the sale of the obligation, the State
25 Treasurer shall pay to the Department of Community and Economic
26 Development the moneys as required and certified by it to be
27 legally due and payable.
28 (e) Flood control.--The net proceeds of the sale of the
29 obligations authorized in this act are hereby appropriated from
30 the Capital Facilities Fund to the Department of Environmental
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1 Protection in the maximum amount of $25,456,000 $122,241,000 <--
2 $122,741,000 to be used by it exclusively to defray the <--
3 financial cost of the flood control projects specifically
4 itemized in a capital budget. After reserving or paying the
5 expense of the sale of the obligation, the State Treasurer shall
6 pay to the Department of Environmental Protection the moneys as
7 required and certified by it to be legally due and payable.
8 Section 18. Federal funds.
9 In addition to those funds appropriated in section 17, all <--
10 moneys received from the Federal Government for the projects
11 specifically itemized in this act are also hereby appropriated
12 for those projects.
13 (A) PROJECTS ITEMIZED IN THIS ACT.--IN ADDITION TO THOSE <--
14 FUNDS APPROPRIATED IN SECTION 17, ALL MONEYS RECEIVED FROM THE
15 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT FOR THE PROJECTS SPECIFICALLY ITEMIZED IN
16 THIS ACT ARE ALSO HEREBY APPROPRIATED FOR THOSE PROJECTS.
17 (B) PROJECTS NOT REQUIRING ITEMIZATION.--DEPARTMENT OF
18 MILITARY AND VETERANS AFFAIRS CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS WHICH ARE
19 TOTALLY FEDERALLY FUNDED BUT WHICH ARE TO BE ADMINISTERED BY THE
20 DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL SERVICES ARE HEREBY AUTHORIZED.
21 (C) PROJECTS TO BE COMPLETED WITH FEDERAL FUNDS ONLY.--
22 FEDERAL FUNDS IN THE AMOUNT OF $14,501,000 ARE AUTHORIZED FOR
23 THE CONSTRUCTION OF A BARRACKS COMPLEX IN LEBANON COUNTY FOR THE
24 DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY AND VETERANS AFFAIRS. FEDERAL FUNDS IN
25 THE AMOUNT OF $3,516,000 ARE AUTHORIZED FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
26 A REGIONAL MAINTENANCE FACILITY IN SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY
27 FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY AND VETERANS AFFAIRS.
28 Section 19. Prioritization of public improvement projects.
29 The public improvement projects authorized in this act shall
30 be prioritized by the Department of General Services in such
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1 manner as to ensure that at least 25% of the total financial
2 cost of public improvement projects approved for design and/or
3 construction in any one fiscal year shall be for new
4 construction projects and at least 25% of the total financial
5 cost of public improvement projects approved for design and/or
6 construction in any one fiscal year shall be for the major
7 renovation and retrofit of existing facilities.
8 Section 20. Expiration of authorization and appropriation.
9 The authorization and appropriation for the additional
10 capital projects itemized in sections 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10
11 for which construction contracts have not been executed within
12 four years of the effective date of this act shall expire upon
13 such date and shall be considered repealed. The Secretary of the
14 Budget may extend an expired project for up to one year upon
15 written notification of the majority chairman and minority
16 chairman of the Appropriations Committee of the Senate and the
17 majority chairman and minority chairman of the Appropriations
18 Committee of the House of Representatives. Upon expiration of
19 the extension period, an extended project may not be
20 subsequently extended.
21 Section 21. Special contract provisions.
22 Notwithstanding any provisions of law to the contrary, the
23 Department of General Services may, to facilitate project
24 management, conflict resolution and timely project completion
25 contract for construction management services for the
26 construction of a 500-cell maximum security juvenile detention
27 facility to be located in Western Pennsylvania, to be known as
28 the State Correction Facility at Indiana for Juvenile Offenders,
29 for the construction of the 1,000-cell medium security facility
30 in Forest County, and for the construction of a 1,236-cell
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1 close-security facility in Western Pennsylvania.
2 Section 22. Coordination.
3 The program provided for in section 3(14)(iv)(A) and (B)
4 shall be developed in conjunction with the project referenced in
5 section 5(b)(15)(i)(B) of the act of December 28, 1992
6 (P.L.1694, No.188), known as the Capital Budget Project
7 Itemization Act of 1991-1992, subject to the conditions set
8 forth in the act of July 2, 1993 (P.L.134, No.31), known as the
9 Capital Budget Act of 1993-1994.
10 SECTION 23. DELEGATION AND EXEMPTION OF PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT <--
11 PROJECTS.
12 FOR THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS SPECIFICALLY ITEMIZED IN
13 SECTION 3(14)(XIII) 3(14)(XVIII) and section 3(9)(ii) of the act <--
14 of June 2, 1993 (P.L.265, No.47), known as the Capital Budget
15 Project Itemization Act of 1993-1994, the Department of General
16 Services shall, within 60 days of the effective date of this
17 act, delegate the authority to construct, improve, equip,
18 furnish, maintain, acquire or operate such projects to the
19 Philadelphia Regional Port Authority. Notwithstanding any
20 provision of law to the contrary, the Philadelphia Regional Port
21 Authority, at its discretion and subsequent to the
22 aforementioned delegation, may contract with one or more of the
23 tenant companies leasing or operating port facilities at the
24 Port of Philadelphia for the purpose of constructing, improving,
25 equipping, furnishing, maintaining, acquiring or operating the
26 public improvement projects specifically itemized in section
27 3(14)(xiii) 3(14)(XVIII) and section 3(9)(ii) of the Capital <--
28 Budget Project Itemization Act of 1993-1994. In addition, the
29 projects contained in section 3(14)(xiii) 3(14)(XVIII) and <--
30 section 3(9)(ii) of the Capital Budget Project Itemization Act
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1 for 1993-1994 shall be exempt from the first paragraph of
2 section 1 of the act of May 1, 1913 (P.L.155, No.104), entitled
3 "An act regulating the letting of certain contracts for the
4 erection, construction, and alteration of public buildings," the
5 provisions of the act of March 3, 1978 (P.L.6, No.3), known as
6 the Steel Products Procurement Act, and any provisions of law
7 requiring the bidding of projects.
8 Section 23 24. Repeals. <--
9 The following acts and parts of acts are repealed:
10 Section 3(1)(i)(A) and (12)(ii)(A) of the act of July 10,
11 1986 (P.L.1285, No.118), known as the Capital Budget Project
12 Itemization Act for 1984-1985.
13 Section 3(3)(v)(A)(vi) AND (5)(CLIX)(B) AND (C) of the act of <--
14 October 21, 1988 (P.L.851, No.113), known as the Capital Budget
15 Project Itemization Act for 1987-1988.
16 Sections 3(4)(ii)(A)(II) and 6(1)(iii)(A) of the act of
17 December 28, 1992 (P.L.1694, No.188), known as the Capital
18 Budget Project Itemization Act of 1991-1992.
19 Sections 3(4)(i)(A) and (ii)(E) and (6)(v)(A) and 7(1)(ii)(A) <--
20 and (iv)(A) of the act of July 8, 1994 (P.L.444, No.74), known
21 as the Capital Budget Project Itemization Act for 1994-1995.
22 Sections 3(7)(vi)(a) and 5(19)(i)(A) of the act of July 2,
23 1993 (P.L.265, No.47), known as the Capital Budget Project
24 Itemization Act for 1993-1994.
25 Section 6(3)(ii)(A) SECTIONS 3(4)(I)(A) AND (II)(E) AND <--
26 (6)(V)(A), 6(3)(II)(A) AND 7(1)(II)(A), (IV)(A) AND (X)(A) of
27 the act of July 8, 1994 (P.L.444, No.74), known as the Capital
28 Budget Project Itemization Act for 1994-1995.
29 Section 68(k)(1) of the act of December 12, 1994 (P.L.962,
30 No.136), known as the First Supplemental Capital Budget Project
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1 Itemization Act of 1994-1995.
2 Section 24 25. Editorial changes. <--
3 In editing and preparing this act for printing following the
4 final enactment, the Legislative Reference Bureau shall insert
5 or revise letters or numbers for projects where the letters or
6 numbers are missing or require revision. The bureau shall also
7 revise the total monetary amounts for the total authorization,
8 debt authorization, appropriations and departmental totals as
9 necessary to agree with the total monetary amounts of the
10 projects.
11 Section 25 26. Effective date. <--
12 This act shall take effect immediately.
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