NORTH CAROLINA GENERAL ASSEMBLY
1967 SESSION
CHAPTER 1108
SENATE BILL 20
AN ACT TO MAKE APPROPRIATIONS TO PROVIDE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS FOR STATE INSTITUTIONS, DEPARTMENTS, AND AGENCIES.
The General Assembly of North Carolina do enact:
Section 1. This Act shall be known as "The Capital Improvement Appropriation Act of 1967".
Sec. 2. The funds appropriated by this Act are for the purposes of construction of buildings and utilities, renovation of buildings and utilities, acquiring sites therefor if necessary, acquiring and installing equipment at the institutions, departments and agencies of the State hereinafter mentioned and only as detailed in Volume III of the 1967-69 Budget.
Sec. 3. The funds appropriated by this Act to provide for Capital Improvements by Sections 4, 5, and 6 of this Act shall be disbursed for the purposes provided by this Act upon warrants drawn by the State Disbursing Officer, which warrants shall not be drawn for any State institution, department, or agency until a requisition has been approved by the Director of the Budget and which requisition shall be approved only after full compliance with the Executive Budget Act, Article 1, Chapter 143, of the General Statutes. Any officer of this State or executive head of any institution, or any director, trustee, or commissioner of any State institution, department, or agency to which an appropriation is made under the provisions of this Act who votes for or aids in spending more money for any improvement for his institution, department, or agency than is appropriated therefor may be removed from office by the Governor. Any additional monies which may be received by means of a grant or grants from the United States of America or any agency or department thereof, or from any other source to aid in financing the cost of any of the improvements herein referred to may be placed by the State Treasurer in the same fund or in a separate fund and, to the extent permitted by terms of such grant or grants, with the approval of the Governor and the Advisory Budget Commission, shall be disbursed in the same manner and for the same purposes mentioned in this Act, and only as detailed in Volume III of the 1967-69 Budget. Appropriations or authorizations for student housing are on the basis of three thousand four hundred dollars ($3,400.00) per student and shall not exceed this per student cost for the stated project including equipment and furnishings. Where funds are shown in this Act for the purpose of furnishing equipment for any project, such funds for equipment shall not be subject to transfer into construction accounts unless authorized by the Advisory Budget Commission. However, equipment funds may be expended under construction accounts to the specific amount required for fixed equipment attached or connected to the building for which it is intended. It is the intent of this Act that projects listed herein shall be completed including fixed and movable equipment and furnishings within the limit of funds appropriated or authorized herein.
Sec. 4. There is appropriated out of the General Fund the sum of one hundred twelve million three hundred fifty-six thousand seven hundred eighty-eight dollars ($112,356,788.00) for the use of the State institutions, departments and agencies to provide for Capital Improvement projects according to the following schedule:
I. GENERAL GOVERNMENT
Department of Administration $11,961,375
1. General Renovations, Buildings
and Grounds $ 451,375
2. Extension of Steam Lines 200,000
3. Revenue Building Addition—
Supplement 900,000
4. Food Freezer Storage,
Governor's Mansion 8,000
5. Exterior Lighting, Governor's
Mansion 15,000
6. Renovate Food Preparation and
Service Areas, Governor's
Mansion 50,000
7. Renovate Old Library Building 425,000
8. Remodel Computer Room,
Revenue Building 25,000
9. New State Office Building
Building $4,275,000
Equipment 25,000 4,300,000
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10. Purchase of Land, Capitol Area 1,925,000
11. Motor Pool Dispatching Facility 75,000
12. Exterior Cleaning of Old
Revenue Building 12,000
13. Purchase of Land, Institutional 3,075,000
14. Advance Planning for
Institutional Facilities 500,000
_________
II. PUBLIC SAFETY AND REGULATION
North Carolina Armory Commission $ 25,000
1. Storage Building, Raleigh 25,000
III. CORRECTION
Juvenile Evaluation Center 437,000
1. Re-roofing Buildings 70,000
2. Repair to Smoke Stacks 4,000
3. Renovation of Electrical
Distribution System
and Street Lights 50,000
4. Treatment Unit for 60 Students
and 4 Staff Members
Building 303,000
Equipment 10,000 313,000
_________ _________
Stonewall Jackson Training School $ 663,500
1. Completion of Academic and
Vocational School Building
Building $ 576,000
Equipment 32,000 $ 608,000
_________
2. New Roofs to Replace Metal
Roofs on 15 Cottages for
Students 11,500
3. Renovation of Electrical
Distribution System and Additional
Street Lights 40,000
4. Two Metal Storage Bins 4,000
_________
State Home and Industrial School
for Girls 615,800
1. One Cottage to House 40
Students and 4 Staff Members
Building 235,000
Equipment 12,000 247,000
_________
2. One Cottage to House 40
Students and 4 Staff Members
Building 235,000
Equipment 12,000 247,000
_________
3. Renovation of Water Treatment
Plant 4,000
4. Renovation of Sewage Disposal
Plant 68,000
5. Equipment Shed 15,000
6. Storage House for Cured Meats 2,800
7. Renovation of Superintendent's
Residence 10,000
8. Addition to Deep Freeze Room 22,000
_________
Morrison Training School 355,000
1. Completion of Water Lines and
Fire Hydrants 15,000
2. Renovation of Electrical
Distribution System and Street Lights 25,000
3. Tile Wall and Floor Repair of
Toilets and Showers in Certain
Buildings 45,000
4. Addition to School Building
Building 211,000
Equipment 14,000 225,000
_________
5. Two Staff Cottages
Buildings $ 24,000
Equipment 1,000 $ 25,000
_________
6. Slaughter House
Building 16,000
Equipment 4,000 20,000
_________ _________
Eastern Carolina Training School $ 144,500
1. Renovation of Toilet, Shower
and Dressing Areas of Certain
Cottages 30,000
2. Rewiring of Fountain Cottage 7,500
3. Renovation and Enlargement of
Deep Freeze Rooms 31,000
4. Renovation of Electrical
Distribution System and Street Lights 45,000
5. Extension of Walks and Drives 16,500
6. Silo for Dairy Herd and
Covered Feeder
Building 4,500
Silo 4,000 8,500
_________
7. Resilient Tile Floors for New
Cottages 6,000
_________
State Training School for Girls 527,500
1. Addition to School Building
Building 224,000
Equipment 16,000 240,000
_________
2. All-Weather Surfaced Walks
and Drives 14,500
3. Completion of Street Lights 10,000
4. One Cottage to House 50
Students and 6 Staff Members
Building 245,000
Equipment 18,000 263,000
_________ _________
Leonard Training School 58,500
1. Waterproof Old Section of
Building 17,000
2. Deep Freeze Room 26,500
3. Street Lights 15,000
_________
Prison Department 4,200,000
1. A 500-Man Institution—
Western Part of State
Building 4,000,000
Equipment 200,000 4,200,000
_________ _________
V. EDUCATION
Governor and Advisory Budget Commission $5,000,000
1. Education Reserve Fund $5,000,000
_________
University of North Carolina
(Consolidated) 1,886,000
1. Education Television System—
Phase 2 1,886,000
University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill (Health Affairs) 1,696,000
1. Utilities and Site Improvements 665,000
2. Air Condition Beard Hall 81,000
3. Dental Education Wing Supplement 950,000
4. Pharmacology-Toxicology (Supplement)
Building $3,325,000
Fixed Equipment 800,000
Movable Equipment 375,000
_________
4,500,000
Less 1965 N.I.H. Grants 3,200,000
Less Additional N.I.H. Grants 1,300,000 -0-
_________ _________
University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill (Academic Affairs) 9,114,400
1. Utilities and Site Improvements ok1,000,000
2. Renovate Murphey and Saunders
Classroom Buildings
Buildings 362,000
Movable Equipment 20,000 382,000
_________
3. Renovate Manning Hall
Building 310,000
Movable Equipment 45,000 355,000
_________
4. Renovate Graham Memorial Building
Building 270,000
Movable Equipment 34,000 304,000
_________
5. Renovate Steel Building
Building 250,000
Movable Equipment 30,000 280,000
_________
6. Renovate Lenoir Dining Hall
Renovations $ 62,500
Food Service Equipment 68,000
Movable Equipment 145,500
_________
276,000
Less Self-Liquidating 276,000 -0-
_________
7. Renovate Alexander, Connor and
Winston Residence Halls
Buildings 515,000
Movable Equipment 35,000
_________
550,000
Less Self-Liquidating 550,000 -0-
_________
8. Physical Education Facilities $ 350,000
9. Addition to Dey Hall
Building 210,000
Equipment 20,000 230,000
_________
10. Social Science Classroom and
Faculty Office Building
Building 3,220,000
Equipment 200,000
_________
3,420,000
Less Federal Funds 1,140,000 2,280,000
_________
11. Married Student Housing Units
Buildings 4,610,000
Equipment 75,000
_________
4,685,000
Less Self-Liquidating 4,685,000 -0-
_________
12. Building for Business Administration
Building 1,450,000
Movable Equipment 150,000
_________
1,600,000
Less Federal Funds 533,300 1,066,700
_________
13. Physical Science Building—
Chemistry
Building 3,900,000
Movable Equipment 400,000
_________
4,300,000
Less Federal Funds 1,433,300 2,866,700
_________
14. Atmospheric Studies Laboratory
Building
Building $ 310,000
Equipment 90,000
_________
400,000
Less Federal Grant 400,000 -0-
_________
North Carolina State University $11,121,100
1. Building Repairs, Utilities and
Improvements $1,000,000
2. Polk Hall Renovation and
Addition
Building 885,000
Equipment 300,000
_________
1,185,000
Less Federal Funds 395,000 790,000
_________
3. Renovations in Riddick, Mann,
Daniels, Broughton and Page
Buildings 350,000
Less Federal Funds 116,600 233,400
_________
4. Leazer Hall Cafeteria Renovation
and Addition to Food
Service Facility 865,000
Less Self-Liquidating 440,000 425,000
_________
5. Demolition — Riddick Stadium
East Stand 30,000
6. Dormitory Improvements 400,000
Less Self-Liquidating 400,000 -0-
_________
7. Renovate Physics Space in
Daniels Hall 25,000
8. Physical Science Building
Supplement
Elevator 29,400
Fixed Equipment 90,600 120,000
_________
9. Renovate Space in Clark Laboratory
Building 36,000
Equipment 36,000 72,000
_________
10. Closed Circuit TV—Nelson Hall 40,000
11. Equipment for Chemistry
Department 325,000
12. Equipment for Engineering
Department 1,000,000
13. Textured Yarn Equipment
Installed Equipment 46,000
Utilities 4,000 50,000
_________
14. Equipment for Non-Conventional
Fabric Structures $ 200,000
15. Laboratory Garden, School of
Design 25,000
16. Broughton Hall Addition
Building $ 390,000
Equipment 215,000
_________
605,000
Less Federal Funds 201,600 403,400
_________
17. Scott Hall Addition and
Renovation
Building 360,000
Equipment 80,000
_________
440,000
Less Federal Funds 146,600 293,400
_________
18. Continuing Education Center
Building 4,985,000
Equipment 550,000
_________
5,535,000
Less Gifts, Grants and
Self-Liquidating 5,535,000 -0-
_________
19. Library Addition and Expansion
Building 3,225,000
Equipment 500,000
_________
3,725,000
Less Federal Funds 1,241,600 2,483,400
_________
20. School of Education Building
Building 3,715,000
Equipment 800,000
_________
4,515,000
Less Federal Funds 1,505,000 3,010,000
_________
21. Research Laboratory Addition
to Agricultural Engineering
Building
Building and Equipment 475,500
22. Central Stores Facility
Building 275,000
Equipment 15,000
_________
290,000
Less Other Funds 190,000 100,000
_________
23. Housing for 800 Single Students
Building $2,600,000
Equipment 120,000
_________
2,720,000
Less Self-Liquidating 2,720,000 -0-
_________
24. Married Student Apartments
Buildings 2,140,000
Equipment 60,000
_________
2,200,000
Less Self-Liquidating 2,200,000 -0-
_________
25. Fraternity Housing
Buildings 800,000
Equipment 100,000
_________
900,000
Less Self-Liquidating 900,000 -0-
_________
26. Smith Building Purchase,
Mineral Research Laboratory,
Asheville
Building 35,000
Less Self-Liquidating 15,000 $ 20,000
_________ _________
University of North Carolina at
Greensboro $6,490,200
1. Renovation of Campus Utilities
and Heating Plant Improvements 1,190,000
2. Renovate Science Building for
Physical Sciences
Building 585,000
Equipment 150,000
_________
735,000
Less Federal Funds 245,000 490,000
_________
3. Modernization of Heating
System in Old Home Economics
Building 110,000
4. Pave Outdoor Physical
Education Court 10,000
5. Air Condition Dining Halls 300,000
Less Self-Liquidating 300,000 -0-
_________
6. Addition to Library
Building $2,780,000
Equipment 270,000
_________
3,050,000
Less Federal Funds 1,016,600 $2,033,400
_________
7. School of Education Addition or
Annex
Building 480,000
Equipment 50,000
_________
530,000
Less Federal Funds 176,600 353,400
_________
8. Addition to Shop and Warehouse
Building 35,000
Equipment 5,000 40,000
_________
9. Classroom Building or Buildings
Buildings 1,535,000
Equipment 150,000
_________
1,685,000
Less Federal Funds 561,600 1,123,400
_________
10. Nursing Education Building
Building 1,040,000
Equipment 100,000 1,140,000
_________
11. Commuting Students Parking
Area 160,000
Less Self-Liquidating 160,000 -0-
_________
12. Dormitory or Dormitories for
1000 Students
Building 3,250,000
Equipment 150,000
_________
3,400,000
Less Self-Liquidating 3,400,000 -0-
_________ _________
University of North Carolina at
Charlotte $10,049,300
1. Renovation of Kennedy Building
Building 50,000
Equipment 75,000
_________
125,000
Less Federal Funds 41,600 83,400
_________
2. Renovation of Liberal Arts
Building
Building $ 25,000
Equipment 8,000
_________
33,000
Less Federal Funds 11,000 $ 22,000
_________
3. Language Laboratory 65,500
Less Federal Funds 24,400 41,100
_________
4. Addition to Library
Building 3,565,000
Equipment 350,000
_________
3,915,000
Less Federal Funds 1,305,000 2,610,000
_________
5. Expansion of Utilities 805,000
6. Campus Lighting 50,000
7. Parking, Roads and Walks
Roads and Walks 125,000
Parking 125,000
_________
250,000
Less Self-Liquidating 125,000 125,000
_________
8. Health and Physical Education
Facility
Building 3,320,000
Equipment 300,000
_________
3,620,000
Less Federal Funds 915,600 2,704,400
_________
9. Fine Arts Building
Building 1,820,000
Equipment 180,000
_________
2,000,000
Less Federal Funds 666,600 1,333,400
_________
10. Dormitory for Approximately
1000 Students
Building 3,250,000
Equipment 150,000
_________
3,400,000
Less Self-Liquidating 1,700,000 1,700,000
_________
11. Cafeteria
Building $ 780,000
Equipment 220,000
_________
1,000,000
Less Self-Liquidating 500,000 $ 500,000
_________
12. Chancellor's Residence 75,000
_________
East Carolina College $5,552,300
1. Alterations to Whichard
Building
Building 187,000
Equipment 8,000
_________
195,000
Less Federal Funds 65,000 130,000
_________
2. Classroom Building for Nursing
School—Supplement 45,000
3. Alterations to Flannagan
Classroom
Building 615,000
Equipment 315,000
_________
930,000
Less Federal Funds 310,000 620,000
_________
4. Renovation of Electrical Distribution
System 325,000
5. Additions and Alterations to
Main Cafeteria
Building 545,000
Equipment 250,000
_________
795,000
Less Self-Liquidating 795,000 -0-
_________
6. Addition to Jones Dormitory
Cafeteria
Building 140,000
Equipment 95,000
_________
235,000
Less Self-Liquidating 235,000 -0-
_________
7. Campus Drainage and
Development 37,500
8. Improvement of Campus Streets
and Walks $ 24,500
9. Science Building for Biology
and Physics
Building $3,040,000
Equipment 485,000
_________
3,525,000
Less HEFA Funds 700,000
_________
2,825,000
Less 1965 Funds 1,380,000
_________
1,445,000
Less Federal Funds 481,600 963,400
_________
10. Classroom Building for Home
Economics
Building 1,070,000
Equipment 60,000
_________
1,130,000
Less HEFA Funds 275,000
_________
855,000
Less 1965 Funds 550,000
_________
305,000
Less Federal Funds 76,600 228,400
_________
11. Addition to Maintenance Shop
Building 48,000
Equipment 8,500
_________
56,500
Less 1963 Funds 28,000 28,500
_________
12. General Classroom Building
Building 3,000,000
Equipment 300,000
_________
3,300,000
Less Federal Funds 1,100,000 2,200,000
_________
13. Auxiliary Student Supply Store
Building 123,000
Equipment 40,000
_________
163,000
Less Self-Liquidating 163,000 -0-
_________
14. Equipment for School of Music $ 100,000
15. Dormitories for 800 Students
Building $2,600,000
Equipment 120,000
_________
2,720,000
Less Self-Liquidating 2,720,000 -0-
_________
16. 36 Married Student Apartments
Buildings 435,000
Equipment 18,000
_________
453,000
Less Self-Liquidating 453,000 -0-
_________
17. Elementary Education
Laboratory School
Building 1,020,000
Equipment 115,000
_________
1,135,000
Less Local Funds 385,000 750,000
18. Development Evaluation Clinic
and Day Care Center
Matching Funds 100,000
_________
Agricultural and Technical College $1,150,000
1. Classroom Building
Building 1,260,000
Equipment 255,000
_________
1,515,000
Less Federal Funds 505,000 1,010,000
_________
2. Physical Plant Service and
Warehouse Building
Building 110,000
Equipment 5,000 115,000
_________
3. Campus Improvement 25,000
4. Dormitory for 200 Students
Building 670,000
Equipment 10,000
_________
680,000
Less Self-Liquidating 680,000 -0-
_________
5. Air Condition and Renovation
of Cafeterias (Brown and
Murphy) 271,000
Less Self-Liquidating 271,000 -0-
_________
Western Carolina College $2,233,000
1. Renovation of Hoey Auditorium $ 50,000
2. Rebuild Sub-Station and Replace
Street Lights on Old Part
of Campus
3. Two 400-Student Dormitories
Building $2,600,000
Equipment 120,000
_________
2,720,000
Less Self-Liquidating 2,720,000 -0-
_________
4. Fine Arts and Industrial Arts
and Home Economics Building
Building 2,142,000
Equipment 300,000
_________
2,442,000
Less Federal Funds 814,000 1,628,000
_________ _________
5. Physical Education Fields 65,000
6. Expansion of Utilities 65,000
7. Utilities (New Steam Boiler) 125,000
8. Addition to Sewage Disposal
Plant 250,000
9. Addition to Laundry
Building 35,000
Equipment 40,000
_________
75,000
Less Self-Liquidating 75,000 -0-
_________
Appalachian State Teachers College $2,700,000
1. Addition to Rankin Science
Building
Building 2,340,000
Equipment 300,000
_________
2,640,000
Less Federal Funds 880,000 1,760,000
_________
2. Central Warehouse
Building 99,000
Equipment 5,000 104,000
_________
3. Tennis Courts 40,000
4. Dormitories for 1200 Students
Buildings 4,020,000
Equipment 60,000
_________
4,080,000
Less Self-Liquidating 4,080,000 -0-
_________
5. Housing for Faculty and
Married Students $2,000,000
Less Self-Liquidating 2,000,000 -0-
_________
6. Campus Development $ 180,000
7. Air Condition New Library 150,000
8. Continuing Education Facility
Matching Funds 100,000
9. Coal Elevator for Steam Plant 50,000
10. Upgrading Campus Electrical
System 300,000
11. Expansion of College Laundry
Building 10,000
Equipment 90,000
_________
100,000
Less Self-Liquidating 100,000 -0-
_________
12. Additional Foods Laboratory
Building 6,000
Equipment 10,000 16,000
_________ _________
Pembroke State College $ 556,400
1. Renovate Sampson Hall to
Administrative Office 25,000
2. Air Condition Moore and
Locklear Halls
Building 4,000
Air Conditioning 96,000 100,000
_________
3. Addition to Student Center
Building 185,000
Equipment 25,000
_________
210,000
Less Self-Liquidating 210,000 -0-
_________
4. Five Oil-Fired Units 24,000
5. Extension of Campus Lighting
System 15,000
6. Extension of 6" Water Line 3,000
7. Classroom Building
Building 465,000
Equipment 50,000
_________
515,000
Less Federal Funds 171,600 343,400
_________
8. Environmental Room for Science
Department
Building 26,000
Equipment 5,000 31,000
_________
9. Dormitories for 200 Students
Building $ 620,000
Equipment 60,000
_________
680,000
Less Self-Liquidating 680,000 -0-
_________
10. Vehicle Garage $15,000
_________
Winston-Salem State College $750,600
1. Campus Lighting 25,000
2. Roads, Walks and Parking Areas
Roads and Walks 40,000
Parking Areas 40,000
_________
80,000
Less Self-Liquidating 40,000 40,000
_________
3. Completion of Track and
Recreation Area 70,000
4. Band, Orchestra and Visual
Aids Equipment
Musical Instruments 17,000
Audio-Visual Equipment 25,000 42,000
_________
5. Addition to Music and Arts
Building
Building 82,000
Equipment 3,000
_________
85,000
Less Federal Funds 28,300 56,700
_________
6. Renovation of Administration
Building 270,000
7. Renovation of Bickett Hall
Building 75,000
Equipment 5,000
_________
80,000
Less 1963 Funds 30,000 50,000
_________
8. Completion of Science Building
Building 140,000
Equipment 60,000
_________
200,000
Less Federal Funds 66,600 133,400
_________
9. Steam Header 60,000
10. Landscaping 20,000
Less Gifts 16,500 3,500
_________
Elizabeth City State College $ 280,400
1. Renovation of Moore Hall $ 185,000
Less Federal Funds 61,600 $ 123,400
_________
2. Storm Sewer Expansion 7,000
3. Underground Wiring and Street
Lighting 130,000
4. Move Athletic Field 20,000
_________
Fayetteville State College 770,400
1. Renovation of Library 65,000
Less Federal Funds 21,600 43,400
_________
2. Electrical Renovation of Joyner
and Hood Hall 30,000
3. Roads, Walks and Parking Areas
Roads and Walks 40,000
Parking Areas 20,000
_________
60,000
Less Self-Liquidating 20,000 40,000
_________
4. New Administration Building
Building 440,000
Equipment 35,000 475,000
_________
5. Maintenance Building 82,000
6. Science Building Supplement 100,000
_________
North Carolina College at Durham $ 339,000
1. Renovations to Administration
Building
Building 120,000
Air Conditioning 159,000
_________
279,000
Less 1963 Funds 160,000 119,000
_________
2. Repairs to Men's Gymnasium 50,000
3. Roads and Parking Areas 35,000
4. Resurfacing Tennis Courts and
Refinishing Track
Courts 24,000
Track 15,000 39,000
_________
5. Installation of Clock System 18,000
6. Addition to Storage Building 35,000
7. Addition to Maintenance Shop
Building 38,000
Equipment 5,000 43,000
_________ _________
Asheville-Biltmore College $2,060,100
1. Expansion of Student Center
Dining Room
Building $ 45,000
Equipment 25,000
_________
70,000
Less Self-Liquidating 70,000 -0-
_________
2. Addition to Science Building
Building 415,000
Planetarium 45 000
Equipment 40,000
_________
500,000
Less Federal Funds 166,600 $ 333,400
_________
3. Addition to Physical Education
Building
Building 506,000
Equipment 50,000
_________
556,000
Less Federal Funds 185,300 370,700
_________
4. Physical Education Playing
Fields 100,000
5. Electrical Distribution and
Campus Lighting 100,000
6. Sidewalks and Landscaping 11,000
7. Dormitories for 300 Students
Buildings 970,000
Equipment 50,000 1,020,000
_________
8. Paving Streets and Parking
Areas 95,000
9. Addition to Plant Maintenance
Building 30,000
_________
Wilmington College $1,604,400
1. Dormitory for 200 Students
Building 650,000
Equipment 30,000
_________
680,000
Less Self-Liquidating 340,000 340,000
_________
2. Dormitory for 200 Students
Building $ 650,000
Equipment 30,000
_________
680,000
Less Self –Liquidating $ 340,000 $ 340,000
_________
3. Cafeteria
Building 600,000
Equipment 150,000
_________
750,000
Less Self-Liquidating 375,000 375,000
_________
4. Water and Sewer Connection 60,000
5. Electrical Transmission Lines 25,000
6. Education and Psychology Building
Building 450,000
Equipment 50,000
_________
500,000
Less Federal Funds 166,600 333,400
_________
7. Garage and Shop
Building 28,000
Equipment 3,000 31,000
_________
8. Roads and Parking Areas
Roads 100,000
Parking Areas 75,000
_________
175,000
Less Self-Liquidating 75,000 100,000
_________ _________
State Board of Education $1,367,813
Department of Community Colleges
1. 14 existing Technical Institutes 1,911,650
Less Federal Funds 664,997 1,246,653
_________
2. Catawba Valley Technical
Institute 121,160
_________
Governor Morehead School 155,000
1. Remodel and Rewire
Kindergarten Cottage — Pullen Park
Division 49,500
Less 1965 Funds 15,500 34,000
_________
2. Connection to City Sewage
System—Garner Road Division 45,000
3. Replace No. 3 Boiler—Garner
Road Division $ 32,000
Less 1965 Funds 20,000 $12,000
_________
4. Rewire and Remodel
Superintendent's Residence—Pullen
Park Division 15,000
5. Air Condition Superintendent's
Offices—Pullen Park Division 10,000
6. Addition to Grocery Storeroom,
Pullen Park Division 10,000
7. Widening Certain Streets and
Providing Additional Parking
Area—Pullen Park Division 6,000
8. Service Roads — Pullen Park
Division 7,000
9. New Road from Western
Boulevard to Kindergarten Cottage—
Pullen Park Division 16,000
_________
Eastern North Carolina School for
the Deaf $1,725,000
1. Complex Unit
Building 1,130,000
Fixed Equipment 15,775
Movable Equipment 84,225 1,230,000
_________
2. Multi-Purpose Building
Building 84,000
Movable Equipment 6,000 90,000
_________
3. Gymnasium and Swimming Pool
Building 300,000
Fixed Equipment 27,000
Movable Equipment 3,000 330,000
_________
4. Storage Building 15,000
5. Landscaping and Parking
Landscaping 8,000
Parking 7,000 15,000
_________
6. Heating Plant — Supplement 45,000
_________
North Carolina School for the Deaf $1,532,500
1. Rework Outside Electrical
Distribution System 100,000
2. Additional Boiler
Building 60,000
Boiler Complete 100,000 160,000
_________
3. Comprehensive Clinic
Building $ 65,000
Equipment 10,000
_________
75,000
Less Federal Funds 52,500 $ 22,500
_________
4. Complex Unit
Building 1,120,000
Equipment 130,000 1,250,000
_________ _________
North Carolina School of the Arts $1,275,000
1. Air Condition Two Existing
Dormitories 95,000
Less Self –Liquidating 95,000 -0-
_________
2. Common Facilities
Building 640,000
Equipment 120,000 760,000
_________
3. Offices and Bookstore
Building 47,500
Equipment 2,500 50,000
_________
4. Ten Lower-Division Student
Housing Units
Buildings 1,553,000
Equipment 60,000
_________
1,613,000
Less Gifts 363,000
Less Self-Liquidating 785,000 465,000
_________
5. Acquisition of Two Existing
Leased Dormitories 330,000
Less Self-Liquidating 330,000 -0-
_________ _________
Department of Archives and History $1,104,400
1. Renovation of State Records
Center
Building 60,000
Equipment 15,000 75,000
_________
2. Archives Library Building
Supplement 610,000
3. Open Shelter over Confederate
Gunboat Neuse, Lenoir County 75,000
4. Historic Bath
Visitor Center—Museum
Building $ 85,000
Equipment 5,000 $ 90,000
_________
5. Davidson's Fort
Visitor Center—Museum 32,000
6. Historic Edenton
Aid in Restoration of Cupola
House, Iredell House and Barker
House 36,000
7. Residence—Ft. Fisher 12,000
8. Historic Halifax
Restoration of Buildings 40,000
9. Historic Hope
Repair and Restoration 20,000
10. Governor Lenoir Home
Restoration 14,400
11. James K. Polk Birthplace
Complete Museum, Restore Polk
Birthplace and Construct
Residence 41,000
12. Somerset Place
Restoration of Buildings and
Grounds 59,000
_________
North Carolina Museum of Art $ 60,000
1. Renovations and Repairs to
Museum of Arts Building 60,000
_________
VII. NON-HIGHWAY TRANSPORTATION
State Ports Authority $4,490,000
1. Dock Extension—Wilmington 1,500,000
2. Transit Shed—Wilmington 575,000
3. Warehouse—Wilmington
Building 600,000
Site Improvements 120,000 720,000
_________
4. Rehabilitate Warehouse No. 1,
Wilmington 225,000
5. Warehouse—Morehead City
Building 600,000
Site Improvements 120,000 720,000
_________
6. Two Gantry Cranes—Morehead
City 600,000
7. Small Boats Harbor—Southport
Covered Boat Slips 150,000
_________
VIII. HEALTH AND HOSPITALS
Medical Care Commission $2,100,000
1. Aid to Community Hospital
Facilities $1,500,000
2. Aid to Community Mental
Health Centers and Community
Mental Retardation Facilities 600,000
_________
Dorothea Dix Hospital 1,977,000
1. Renovation of Lineberger
Building 280,000
2. Renovation of Hoey Building 285,000
3. Renovation of Williams Building
Building $ 270,000
Equipment 15,000 285,000
_________
4. Renovation of Ashby Building
Building 235,000
Equipment 15,000 250,000
_________
5. Renovation of Adams Building
Building 215,000
Equipment 25,000
_________
240,000
Less 1963 Funds 185,000 55,000
_________
6. Replacement of Certain Utility
Lines 115,000
7. Kitchen Air Handling System 10,000
8. Rewiring Laundry Building 25,000
9. Renovation of Chapel 75,000
10. Additional Freezer Space in
Cold Storage 16,500
11. Bridge and Walkway
Bridge 20,000
Walkway 10,000 30,000
_________
12. Waterproof Exterior of Certain
Buildings 30,000
13. Heating Systems in 140
Personnel Residences 120,000
14. Air Condition Auditorium,
Haywood Building 35,000
15. Soiled Linen Facility, Dobbin
Infirmary 7,000
16. Warehouse Addition 85,000
17. Vocational Rehabilitation
Building
Building $ 400,000
Equipment 40,000
_________
440,000
Less Federal Funds 330,000 $110,000
_________
18. Paint and Exterminating
Building
Building 25,000
Equipment 3,500 28,500
_________
19. Renovate Heating System,
South Portion Male Wing 65,000
20. Road and Parking Area
Improvements 70,000
_________
Broughton Hospital 1,938,000
1. Renovation of 13 Wards 725,000
2. New Windows, Fireproof
Ceiling, New Roof, Toilets
and Storage—Ward 27 125,000
3. New Windows and Dentention
Screens for Certain Buildings 250,000
4. New Heating, Air Conditioning
and Lights in Certain Wards
Heating and Air Conditioning 250,000
Electrical Work 85,000 335,000
_________
5. Hot Water Circulating System
and Pumps 35,000
6. Improvement to Electrical
System at Power Plant 35,000
7. New Windows, Rewiring and
Lights—Center Building 75,000
8. Paving Roads, Walks and
Parking Areas 110,000
9. Conversion of Old Recreation
Hall 60,000
10. Rehabilitation Facility Building
Building 552,000
Equipment 60,000
_________
612,000
Less Federal Funds 459,000 153,000
_________
11. New Fire Truck 35,000
_________
Western Carolina Center $1,633,000
1. Air Condition Three School
Buildings and Administration
Building $ 75,000
2. Air Condition Five "B"
Buildings 165,000
3. Addition to Infirmary
Building $ 137,000
Equipment 13,000 150,000
_________
4. Annex to Administration
Building
Building 50,000
Equipment 5,000 55,000
_________
5. Maintenance and Carpenter Shop
Building
Building 82,000
Equipment 20,000 102,000
_________
6. Combination Warehouse and
Employees Cafeteria
Building 305,000
Equipment 50,000 355,000
_________
7. School Building for Trainable
and Non-Ambulatory Children
Building 260,000
Equipment 25,000 285,000
_________
8. Therapeutic Pool for
Year-Round Use
Building 158,000
Equipment 10,000 168,000
_________
9. Dormitory Building
Building 253,000
Equipment 25,000 278,000
_________ _________
Cherry Hospital $2,532,000
1. Renovation of New and Blue
Buildings 600,000
Less Federal Funds 450,000 150,000
_________
2. Partitions Between Bathroom
Fixtures in Patient Dormitories 20,000
3. Renovation of Dormitory (E. P.
Building) 680,000
4. Renovation of Dormitory
(Receiving Building) $640,000
5. Renovation of Chapel 110,000
6. Air Condition McFarland
Building 55,000
7. Rewire and Install New Heating
Systems in Seven Staff Houses 30,000
8. Central Heating Units for 34
Employees' Cottages 40,000
9. High Temperature Hot Water
Distribution System 325,000
10. Electrical Distribution System
Improvement 100,000
11. Curbs, Gutters, Sidewalks and
Paving 45,000
12. Staff Cafeteria
Building $ 212,000
Equipment 40,000 252,000
_________
13. Intercom and Paging System 85,000
_________
O'Berry Center $972,000
1. Air Condition Employees
Cafeteria 20,000
2. Sheltered and Paved Play Yards 25,000
3. 80-Bed Infirmary Addition
Building 265,000
Equipment 50,000
_________
315,000
Less 1965 Funds 177,000 138,000
_________
4. Air Condition Two Dormitories 225,000
5. Addition to Main Kitchen
Building 52,000
Equipment 10,000 62,000
_________
6. Enlarge Dormitory Reception
Rooms 35,000
7. Parking Areas 17,000
8. Swimming Pool 100,000
Less 1963 Funds 70,000 30,000
_________
9. Two Therapeutic Centers
Buildings 382,000
Equipment 38,000 420,000
_________
John Umstead Hospital $2,378,000
1. Therapeutic Center, Chapel and
Canteen
Building $ 900,000
Equipment 50,000 $ 950,000
_________
2. Emergency Lighting, Medical
Wards 15,000
3. Renovate Building No. 27
Building 540,000
Equipment 35,000 575,000
_________
4. Renovate Building No. 24 for
Student Nurses
Building 350,000
Equipment 18,000 368,000
_________
5. Air Condition Certain Areas 250,000
6. Alterations to Warehouses 45,000
7. Auto-Analyzer 20,000
8. Purchase of Tractor 25,000
9. Apartments for Psychiatric
Residents
Buildings 122,000
Equipment 8,000 130,000
_________ _________
Murdoch Center $274,000
1. Outdoor Swimming Pool 100,000
Less 1963 Funds 70,000 30,000
_________
2. Air Condition Employees
Cafeteria 20,000
3. Development of Playground
Area 15,000
4. Addition to Maintenance Shop 16,000
5. Clinic Facility for Staff and
Consulting Physicians
Building 50,000
Equipment 5,000 55,000
_________
6. Annex to Administration
Building
Building 126,000
Equipment 12,000 138,000
_________ _________
Caswell Center $ 704,200
1. Heating Renovations—Idiot
Colonies 160,000
2. Renovation of Bath Area—
Dawson Building 17,500
3. Install Ceramic Tile in Austin
Building 40,000
4. Exterior Repairs to Austin and
Old Kitchen Buildings 35,000
5. Individual Heating Systems for
11 Staff Houses 15,000
6. New Roof for Recreation
Building 15,000
7. Addition to Vocational
Rehabilitation Building
Building $465,000
Equipment 100,000
_________
565,000
Less Federal Funds 350,300 214,700
_________
8. Eight-Unit Milking Facility
Building 14,000
Equipment 8,000 22,000
_________
9. Canopied Sidewalks 35,000
10. Cold Storage Plant 150,000
_________
Western North Carolina Sanatorium $107,500
1. Repairs and Alterations to Stair
Towers 25,000
2. Replacing Sterilizing Equipment 22,500
3. Renovations to Kitchen and
Dining Area 60,000
_________
IX. NATURAL RESOURCES AND RECREATION
Department of Conservation and
Development $1,188,500
Division of Travel Information and
Promotion:
1. Two Tourist Welcome Centers
Buildings 119,500
Equipment 8,000 127,500
_________
Division of Commercial and Sports
Fisheries:
2. Prestressed Concrete Dock 95,500
3. Gear Storage Shed 7,500
Division of Forestry:
4. Fairfield District Headquarters
Unit
Building 38,000
Equipment 5,000 43,000
_________
5. Sylva Headquarters Unit
Building $ 37,000
Equipment 5,000 $ 42,000
_________
6. Addition to Buildings Whiteville
Headquarters
Building 72,000
Equipment 3,000 75,000
_________
7. Addition to Buildings Elizabeth
City Headquarters 48,000
8. Moving 100' Tower from
Plymouth to Troy 7,500
9. 120' Tower, Hoke County
Tower and Land 19,000
Equipment 1,000 20,000
_________
10. Tower, Pender County
Tower and Land 18,500
Equipment 1,000 19,500
_________
11. 72' Tower, Rutherford-Polk
County Line
Tower and Land 16,500
Equipment 1,000 17,500
_________
12. 100' Tower, Granville County
Tower and Land 16,500
Equipment 1,000 17,500
_________
13. Moving 120' Tower from
Rosemead to Edenton 12,000
14. 120' Tower, Camden County
Tower and Land 18,000
Equipment 1,000 19,000
_________
15. Tower Residence, Haywood
County
Building 10,500
Equipment 500 11,000
_________
16. Tower Residence,
Buncombe-Henderson County Line
Building 16,000
Equipment 1,000 17,000
_________
17. Renovate Shipping Building
Clayton Nursery 12,000
18. Radio Shop, Buncombe County
Building $ 9,500
Equipment 1,500 $ 11,000
_________
19. Office Building, Elizabeth City
Building 22,000
Equipment 2,000 24,000
_________
20. Headquarters Building,
Workshop, Equipment Shelter,
Hertford County
Buildings 12,500
Equipment 2,000 14,500
_________
Division of State Parks:
21. Maintenance and Service Area
on Mainland, Hammocks Beach 42,300
22. Reception Area, Hammocks
Beach 10,000
23. Replacement of Primary Water
Supply System, Mount Mitchell
State Park 7,500
24. Refreshment Stand, Jones Lake
State Park 17,200
25. Garbage Disposal, Mount
Mitchell State Park 12,000
26. Service Road to Public Camping
and Garbage Disposal, Mount
Mitchell State Park 75,000
27. Telephone Line, Mount Mitchell
State Park 15,000
28. Restoration Work on Fort and
Addition to Picnic Area, Fort
Macon State Park 50,000
29. Pave Roads and Parking Area,
Reedy Creek State Park 25,000
30. Paving Road and Parking Area,
Mount Jefferson State Park
Roads and Parking Area 45,000
Landscaping 15,000 60,000
_________
31. Completion of Overlook
Facilities, Cliffs of Neuse State Park 10,000
32. Addition to Picnic Area,
William B. Umstead State Park 28,000
33. Group Camp Addition, Reedy
Creek State Park 10,000
34. Addition to Camping Area and
Paving Camping Loop Roads,
Morrow Mountain State Park 111,500
35. Family Camping Area, Cliffs
of Neuse State Park $ 65,000
36. Kron Homesite Fencing,
Morrow Mountain State Park 9,000
_________
Kerr Reservoir Development
Commission $ 143,500
1. Central Wash-House,
Satterwhite Point 16,000
2. 30 Tent Campsites, Satterwhite
Point 13,000
3. Toilet Building, Marina,
Satterwhite Point 6,000
4. Two Toilet Buildings, Camping
Area, Satterwhite Point 12,000
5. Public Boat Dock, Satterwhite
Point 6,000
6. Toilet Building, Bullocksville
Park 6,000
7. 35 Tent Campsites,
Bullocksville Park 12,000
8. Central Wash-House,
Bullocksville Park 16,000
9. Ranger Residence, Nutbush
Bridge 8,500
10. 40 Tent Campsites, Nutbush
Bridge 15,000
11. Two Toilet Buildings, Nutbush
Bridge 12,000
12. Concrete Launching Ramp,
Nutbush Bridge 3,000
13. Toilet Building, County Line 6,000
14. Toilet Building, Kimball Point 6,000
15. Toilet Building, Flemington
Road Marina 6,000
_________
Department of Water Resources $ 736,600
1. Wilmington, Kure Beach
Erosion Control 420,000
2. Ocracoke Island Beach Erosion
Control 134,200
3. Manteo Harbor Navigation
Project 17,600
4. Broad Creek Flood Control
Project 18,400
5. MacRay Creek Flood Control
Project 20,000
6. Pungo Creek Flood Control
Project 64,800
7. Scuppernong Flood Control
Project $ 47,200
8. Buck Creek Flood Control
Project 14,400
_________
X. AGRICULTURE
Department of Agriculture $ 410,000
Research Stations:
1. Renovation of Experimental Barn
Piedmont Research Station
Building $ 8,140
Fixed Equipment 2,860 11,000
_________
2. Remodeling of Dairy Barn,
Coastal Plain Research Station
Building 3,550
Fixed Equipment 1,450 5,000
_________
3. Paving Beef Cattle Area,
Tidewater Research Station 7,500
4. Silo and Feed Distribution
System Upper Mountain
Research Station
Silo 2,700
Feed Bunker 700
Fixed Equipment 4,100 7,500
_________
5. Irrigation System
Piedmont Research Station
Ponds 12,000
Fixed Equipment 5,600
Portable Equipment 12,400 30,000
_________
6. Irrigation System
Peanut Belt Research Station
Water Supply and Pumps 9,000
Fixed Equipment 6,800
Portable Equipment 4,200 20,000
_________
7. Office and Utility Building
Upper Coastal Plain Research
Station
Building 25,500
Equipment 2,500 28,000
_________
8. Peanut Drying Station
Peanut Belt Research Station
Building $ 8,500
Fixed Equipment 7,500 $ 16,000
_________
9. Two Laborer's Dwellings
Upper Coastal Plain Research
Station 25,000
10. Silos and Concrete Slab
Feeding Area, Piedmont Research
Station
Slab 3,100
Silos 4,800
Fixed Equipment 2,600 10,500
_________
11. Sheep Barn, Upper Mountain
Research Station 8,700
12. Dwelling for Assistant
Herdsman, Upper Mountain Research
Station 12,500
13. Four Dairy Silos
Piedmont Research Station
Silos 8,000
Fixed Equipment 3,200 11,200
_________
14. Fertilizer and Pesticide Storage
Building, Upper Coastal Plain
Research Station 9,500
15. Foreman's Dwelling,
Peanut Belt Research Station 15,500
16. Laborer's Dwelling, Mountain
Research Station 12,500
17. Two Laborer's Dwellings,
Piedmont Research Station 25,000
18. Beef Cattle Feeding Facility,
Upper Coastal Plain Research
Station
Building 8,500
Equipment 1,600 10,100
_________
19. Milking Facility, Coastal Plain
Research Station
Building 10,500
Fixed Equipment 6,000 16,500
_________
20. Deep Well Water System, Upper
Mountain Research Station
Deep Well 2,000
Fixed Equipment 1,000 3,000
_________
State Fair:
21. Remodeling of Two Exhibit
Halls, State Fair Grounds $ 570,000
Less Self-Liquidating 570,000 -0-
_________
22. Electrical Modifications
State Fair Grounds $ 100,000
Western North Carolina Agricultural
Center:
23. Youth Center 25,000
_________
Agricultural Experiment Station
North Carolina State University $1,211,000
1. Outlying Research Stations
Central Crops Station 12,500
Sandhills Station 18,000
Horticultural Crops Station 25,500
Mountain Horticultural Crops
Station 55,000
Upper Piedmont Station 40,000 151,000
_________
2. Greenhouses, Kent Road Site
Buildings and Equipment 419,550
3. Animal Research Center
Building and Equipment 502,950
4. Relocate Swine Facilities
Buildings 130,000
Equipment 7,500 137,500
_________ _________
Total—GENERAL FUND $112,356,788
Sec. 5. There is appropriated out of the Highway Fund the sum of four million three hundred forty-four thousand six hundred dollars ($4,344,600.00) for the use of the Department of Motor Vehicles and State Highway Commission to provide for Capital Improvement projects according to the following schedule:
II. PUBLIC SAFETY AND REGULATION
Department of Motor Vehicles $ 670,800
1. Office Building, Reidsville
Buildings Complete $ 80,000
Land 5,000 $ 85,000
_________
2. Office Building, Rockingham
Buildings Complete 80,000
Land 5,000 85,000
_________
3. Building for Radio Maintenance,
Salisbury 15,500
4. Building for Radio Maintenance,
Asheville $ 15,500
5. Purchase Fourth Floor Motor
Vehicles Building from
Wildlife Commission 200,000
6. Office Building, Conover
Buildings Complete $ 80,000
Land 5,000
_________
85,000
Less 1963 Funds 28,900 56,100
_________
7. Office Building, Bryson City
Buildings Complete 80,000
Land 5,000
_________
85,000
Less 1963 Funds 52,400 32,600
_________
8. Office Building, Waynesville
Building Complete 80,000
Land 5,000
_________
85,000
Less 1963 Funds 52,400 32,600
_________
9. Troop "C" Headquarters
Building, Raleigh
Building Complete 280,000
Land 10,000
Equipment 25,000
_________
315,000
Less 1965 Funds 265,000 50,000
_________
10. Office Building, Jacksonville
Building Complete 80,000
Land 5,000
_________
85,000
Less 1965 Funds 63,500 21,500
_________
11. Office Building, Morganton
Building Complete 80,000
Land 5,000
_________
85,000
Less 1965 Funds 63,500 21,500
_________
12. Office Building, Whiteville
Building Complete $ 80,000
Land 5,000
_________
85,000
Less 1965 Funds 63,500 $21,500
_________
13. Office Building, Roanoke Rapids
Building Complete 80,000
Land 5,000
_________
85,000
Less 1965 Funds 63,500 21,500
_________
14. Office Building, Clinton
Building Complete 47,500
Land 5,000
_________
52,500
Less 1965 Funds 40,000 12,500
_________ _________
VI. HIGHWAYS
State Highway Commission $3,673,800
1. Replace Air Conditioning Unit
Highway Building 31,000
2. Purchase of Land in Beaufort,
Ashe, Wayne, Alleghany, Macon
and Edgecombe Counties from
Prison Department 61,000
3. Maintenance Facilities,
Rockingham 57,500
4. District Office Building,
Greenville 42,500
5. Maintenance Building and
Fencing, Burke County 23,000
6. Metal Storage Shed, Rosman 12,500
7. Storage Shed, Elkin 14,500
8. Service Station, Fayetteville 7,000
9. Truck Shed and Storage
Building, Kenansville 12,000
10. Storage Building, Boone 16,000
11. Maintenance Headquarters and
Storage Building, Sparta 11,050
12. Metal Storage Building,
Warrensville 14,500
13. Headquarters Building, Kinston 30,000
14. Blacksmith Shop and Storage
Building, Fayetteville 22,000
15. Landscape Warehouse, Carthage $ 12,000
16. District and Resident Engineers
Office Building, Rowan County 70,000
17. Office and Assembly Building,
Albemarle 30,000
18. District Engineer's Office,
Statesville 60,000
19. Office, Assembly and Storage
Building, Morganton 22,000
20. Office and Storage Building,
Columbus 12,000
21. District Shop, Warehouse and
Fence, Elizabeth City 84,000
22. Traffic Signal and Traffic
Survey Equipment Maintenance
Shop, Wake County 74,000
23. Modification of Existing
Highway Building, Raleigh 100,000
24. Truck Shed, Storage and
Assembly Room, Swanquarter 32,000
25. Headquarters Building,
Greenville 25,000
26. Filling Station, Wilmington 11,500
27. Blacksmith Shop, Sign Shop
and Storage, Wilson 22,000
28. District and Resident Engineer's
Office, Method 80,000
29. Office and Assembly Building,
Mount Pleasant 30,000
30. Division Sign Shop and
Equipment Storage Building, Shelby 55,000
31. Division Office Building
Addition, Asheville 100,000
32. Division Office Building
Addition, Sylva 60,000
33. District Shop and Warehouse
and Fencing, Rockingham 84,000
34. Truck Shed, Storage and
Assembly Room, Bertie County 35,000
35. Headquarters Building, Greene
County 25,000
36. Division Office Building
Addition, Wilmington 45,000
37. Maintenance and Storage
Building, Wilson 28,000
38. Traffic Services Woodwork Shop,
Durham 21,000
39. Storage Building, Sign
Department, Winston-Salem 18,000
40. Resident Engineer's Office,
Charlotte $ 45,000
41. Equipment Shed, Newton 15,000
42. Storage Building,
Hendersonville 30,000
43. District Shop and Warehouse
and Fencing, North Wilkesboro 84,000
44. Personnel Assembly Building,
Currituck County 12,000
45. Servicing Equipment Building,
Currituck County 20,000
46. District Engineer's Office,
Lumberton 52,000
47. Purchase of Land from Prison
Department, Moore County 2,750
48. Resident Engineer's Office,
Mount Pleasant 30,000
49. Purchase of Land, Robbinsville 1,500
50. Sub Shop and Fencing, Hudson 41,000
51. Landscape Storage Building
and Personnel Assembly Room,
Hertford County 24,000
52. Landscape Storage Facility,
Durham 35,000
53. Landscape Storage Warehouse,
Huntersville 14,000
54. Truck Shed and Storage
Building, Caldwell County 46,000
55. Division Office Building, Ahoskie 165,000
56. Division Office Building, Division
Five 165,000
57. Office Building, Burgaw 12,000
58. Storage Building, Burgaw 10,000
59. Truck Shed, Burgaw 10,000
60. Lumber Shed, Burgaw 10,000
61. Greasing and Washing Facility,
Wilmington 24,000
62. Greasing and Washing Facility,
Wilson 24,000
63. Service Station, Graham 24,000
64. Greasing and Washing Facility,
Avery County 20,000
65. Office Building, Elizabeth City 12,000
66. Greasing and Washing Facility,
Fayetteville 24,000
67. Service Station, Yanceyville 24,000
68. Purchase of Land, Hoke County 15,000
69. Maintenance Building, Hoke
County 30,000
70. Greasing and Washing Facility,
Spencer $ 20,000
71. Greasing and Washing Facility,
Caldwell County 20,000
72. Storage Building, Elizabeth City 12,000
73. Truck Shed, Elizabeth City 10,000
74. Lumber Shed, Elizabeth City 10,000
75. Chain Link Fence, Elizabeth
City 4,500
76. Greasing and Washing Facility,
Lumberton 20,000
77. Service Station, Hillsborough 24,000
78. Service Station, Hoke County 7,000
79. Warehouse, Hoke County 14,000
80. Greasing and Washing Facility,
Watauga County 20,000
81. Greasing and Washing Facility,
Morganton 24,000
82. Office Building, Asheville 14,000
83. Storage Building, Asheville 14,000
84. Truck Shed, Asheville 10,000
85. Lumber Shed, Asheville 10,000
86. Fencing and Grading, Asheville 12,500
87. Equipment Service Building,
Washington 24,000
88. Greasing and Washing Facility,
Kenansville 22,000
89. Greasing and Washing Facility,
Nash County 24,000
90. Four Greasing and Washing
Facilities at Oxford, Bunn,
Roxboro and Warrenton 116,000
91. Service Station, Sandy Ridge 24,000
92. Greasing and Washing Facility,
Carthage 20,000
93. Truck Shed and Storage
Building, Avery County 46,000
94. Greasing and Washing Facility,
Spruce Pine 24,000
95. Greasing and Washing Facility,
Hazelwood 20,000
96. Equipment Service Building,
New Bern 24,000
97. Greasing and Washing Facility,
Clinton 22,000
98. Greasing and Washing Facility,
Edgecombe County 24,000
99. Service Station, Camp Burton 24,000
100. Greasing and Washing Facility,
Sanford $18,000
101. Greasing and Washing Facility,
Marion 20,000
102. Greasing and Washing Facility,
Brevard 20,000
103. Chain Link Fence, Burgaw 4,500
104. Greasing and Washing Facility,
White Lake 20,000
105. Seven Weighing Stations in
Wake, Orange, Mecklenburg,
Robeson, Iredell, Rowan and
Forsyth Counties 420,000
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Sec. 6. There is appropriated out of the Wildlife Resources Fund the sum of nine hundred one thousand one hundred twenty-seven dollars ($901,127.00) to provide for Capital Improvement projects according to the following schedule:
IX. NATURAL RESOURCES AND RECREATION
Wildlife Resources Commission $901,127
1. Purchase of Land, Caswell Land
Use Area 89,127
2. Additional Facilities, Armstrong
Creek Hatchery 50,000
3. Purchase of Boating and
Fishing Access Areas 30,000
4. Office Building, Wake County 545,000
5. Residence, Sandhills Nursery 19,000
6. Reeves Ferry Access Area 12,000
7. Tillery Lake Access Area 12,000
8. Yadkin River Access Area 17,000
9. Cannon's Ferry Access Area 19,000
10. Equipment Shed, Caswell Area 4,000
11. Equipment Shed, Mattamuskeet 4,000
12. Roanoke River Access Area 19,000
13. Lennon's Bridge Access Area
(Motorboat Section) 15,000
14. Lumber River Access Area
(Motorboat Section) 16,000
15. Office Building Supplement
(Motorboat Section) 50,000
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Sec. 7. The Director of the Budget is authorized and empowered to make transfers and changes from completed projects for which appropriations are made in this Act, within the appropriations made to each separately named department, agency, or institution, to provide changes as necessary to permit completion of the projects as described in this appropriation and only as detailed in Volume III of the Budget. The Director of the Budget is further authorized to transfer, between the three institutions, the appropriations provided in this Act for the North Carolina School for the Deaf, the Eastern North Carolina School for the Deaf, and Governor Morehead School, when in his opinion, it shall be deemed to be in the best interest of the State.
Sec. 8. The Governor and the Advisory Budget Commission are authorized and empowered to delete any Capital Improvement project or projects as provided in this bill and substitute therefor any other Capital Improvement project or projects which on the request of the department, agency or institution, and in the opinion of the Governor and the Advisory Budget Commission shall be deemed to be in the best interest of the State. Such substituted projects shall take precedence over projects enumerated in this bill within the limit of funds provided to the requesting department, agency, or institution in this appropriation.
Sec. 9. The Advisory Budget Commission may, when in its opinion it is in the best interest of the State to do so and upon the request of the department, institution, or agency, authorize the increase or decrease in size and scope of any project or projects enumerated in this bill within the funds provided to that department, agency or institution in this appropriation.
Sec. 10. There is provided in Section 4 of this Act the sum of five million dollars ($5,000,000) identified as "Education Reserve Fund." This Education Reserve Fund shall be used at the discretion of the Governor and Advisory Budget Commission upon request of institutions of higher learning for the purpose of providing funds for completion of projects listed in this Act; provided, such funds will be available only where application for grants have been denied, and only to the extent of funds indicated in this Act. This Education Reserve Fund shall not be used to enlarge projects listed in this Act or to create new projects.
Sec. 11. There is hereby created the Capital Improvement Advance Planning Fund, into which shall be received an appropriation of five hundred thousand dollars ($500,000.00) for advance planning in Section 4 of this Act and all repayments from authorized Capital Improvement projects of such amounts which have been or may be advanced from the General Fund to provide for advance planning of such projects. The fund shall be used to provide for advance planning of those proposed projects which, upon application of State agencies, are found acceptable by the Governor and the Advisory Budget Commission. All amounts provided from the fund for advance planning shall be repaid to the fund at such time as construction funds become available. Management of the fund, including disbursements, receipt and deposit or repayments and other related transactions shall be by the Department of Administration.
Sec. 12. There appear in Section 4 of this Act funds for certain renovation projects from which funds for air conditioning have been deleted. Such renovation projects shall include transmission ducts and other concealed materials and equipment for future addition of cooling equipment at minimal cost and without necessity for further renovation of finished areas. Where such conditions cannot be met, the renovation project concerned shall not be carried out, and the funds appropriated in this Act for such project shall not be used for other purposes.
Sec. 13. Subject to any transfers and changes between appropriations as permitted in Sections 7, 8, and 9 of this Act, the appropriations for Capital Improvements made in this Act shall be expended only for specific projects set out in this Act. Construction of all Capital Improvement projects enumerated in this Act shall be commenced on or before December 31, 1968; if construction on such project or projects has not been commenced on or before December 31, 1968, then the appropriation for such project or projects shall revert to the original source and no transfer to other projects shall be allowed, provided; that subject to the approval of the Governor and the Advisory Budget Commission this deadline may be extended when such action is justified by a real emergency.
Sec. 14. Any unencumbered balances remaining in various Capital Improvement funds of 1959, 1961, 1963, 1965 appropriated for construction and equipment shall revert to the original source on December 31, 1968, and no transfer to other projects may be allowed, provided; that subject to the approval of the Advisory Budget Commission this deadline may be extended when in the opinion of the Governor and the Advisory Budget Commission such action is justified by a real emergency.
Sec. 15. The several departments, institutions, and agencies of the State are fully authorized and empowered to make application or applications to any agency or agencies of the United States of America for grant-in-aid for the construction of the several projects mentioned in this Act and within the scope and intent of the projects enumerated in this Act and to expend the same in accordance with the terms of such grants and in conformity with the laws of this State.
Sec. 16. All laws and clauses of laws in conflict with this Act are hereby repealed.
Sec. 17. This Act shall be in full force and effect July 1, 1967.
In the General Assembly read three times and ratified, this the 4th day of July, 1967.