State Funding for Capital Construction Projects
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Why they voted this way
The lawmaker opposes the bill because it adds significant costs for projects like a veterans museum and university funding that were removed by the Senate. He also notes changes to building maintenance plans and increased spending on other accounts.
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Why they voted this way
The lawmaker supports the bill because it represents a compromise between Senate and House positions on capital construction, containing specific funding for military maintenance, state parks, community colleges, corrections facilities, and university projects.
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The amendment reduces funding for the University of Wisconsin's College of Law expansion project and removes certain lines from the bill.
The amendment modifies the conditions for spending money on the Corbett natatorium, requiring that at least 51% of student athletes on the men's and women's swimming and diving teams must be Wyoming residents who graduated from a Wyoming high school.
The amendment adds a condition that UW College of Law's legal clinic funding can only be used if all directors are licensed Wyoming lawyers in good standing.
This amendment removes previous funding allocations for certain projects at the University of Wyoming and replaces them with a new $25 million allocation for capital construction projects, specifically for the Corbett natatorium, War Memorial Stadium renovation, and College of Law expansion.
The amendment removes previous funding allocations for capital construction projects at the University of Wyoming and replaces them with a new $25 million allocation for specific projects.
The amendment changes how money is handled for certain construction projects and removes some sections related to specific funding.
The amendment reduces the amount of other funds available for capital construction by $6 million.
The amendment adopts Substitute No. 1 for SF0119 as the new version of the bill.
The amendment adds a new section that allows the State Fair Board to pursue public-private partnerships for building lodging facilities on state fairgrounds, with conditions and requirements set forth.
The amendment changes who can receive certain funds related to state-funded capital construction, adding chambers of commerce, municipalities, and private donations as eligible recipients.
The amendment modifies funding allocations related to capital construction projects, reducing certain amounts and specifying new uses for funds.
This amendment to SF0119 removes certain lines from Section 8 of the Department of Transportation Priorities and adjusts numbering in related sections.
The amendment adds a new provision that allows up to $200,000 from an existing appropriation to be used for redesigning the media center and public television studio.
The amendment modifies specific sections of a bill related to state-funded capital construction by deleting certain lines and making text changes.
The amendment restricts how funds from a specific capital construction budget can be used, ensuring that any leftover money goes back to a special account for state parks and cultural resources but then gets redirected to the outdoor recreation office.
The amendment adds new projects for study and design in various state departments and institutions.
The amendment adds a new provision to allocate funds for facilities related to the departments of military science and aerospace studies.
The amendment modifies a section in the bill to include the widening of highways as part of transportation priorities.
The amendment adds a new section that allows the Department of Agriculture to accept up to $40,000 from a local tourism office and distribute it to the State Fair Board for installing an electronic message board at the state fairgrounds.
This amendment allows the Department of Agriculture to accept up to $12,600,000 in private funds for the State Fair Board to use on building lodging facilities at the state fairgrounds.
This amendment requests the appointment of a second conference committee because the first one could not reach an agreement.
This amendment removes certain sections from a bill about state-funded capital construction and modifies funding allocations.