State funded capital construction.

Plain English: The amendment removes specific funding details for a capital construction project, reducing allocated funds and deleting certain lines from the budget.

• Removes line 4 on page 12 of the document.
• Reduces the amount under OTHER FUNDS by $50 million.
• Deletes lines 9 through 25 on page 12.
• Eliminates lines 1 through 3 on page 13.

• The exact impact of these deletions and reductions is not fully explained in the provided amendment text.

Plain English: This amendment removes a previous change to the bill and adds $15 million to the General Fund for a specific capital construction project.

• Removes an earlier amendment related to the second reading of SF0067H2001/A.
• Increases the amount in the General Fund by $15,000,000.

• The exact details and purpose of the removed amendment are not provided in this text.

Plain English: The amendment adds a new section to provide $10 million for planning and constructing alternative routes parallel to Interstate 80 in Sweetwater County, aimed at reducing traffic congestion caused by mineral development.

• Adds an appropriation of $10 million from the general fund to the Department of Transportation for planning and construction of alternate routes to Interstate 80.
• Specifies that these funds are intended to connect communities impacted by high traffic due to mineral development in Sweetwater County.
• Sets a deadline of June 30, 2026, for spending the allocated funds.

• The amendment does not specify how the $10 million will be distributed or managed beyond the initial appropriation and planning phases.

Plain English: The amendment adds funding for preserving and enhancing buildings at the Mil – Vet Memorial Museum in Wyoming.

• Adds $2,500,000 from the general fund and $2,500,000 from the tourism reserve and projects account to support the preservation and enhancement of Hangar 1 building and other buildings at the Veterans Memorial Museum.

• The exact details on how the funds will be used beyond preserving and enhancing specific buildings are not provided in the amendment text.

Plain English: The amendment adds an appropriation of $355,000 from the general fund to the Department of Transportation for planning routes that could serve as alternatives to Interstate 80 in Sweetwater County.

• Adds a new section providing $355,000 for the Department of Transportation to plan and study alternative routes to Interstate 80.
• Requires local matching funds at a ratio of three state dollars to one local dollar.
• Specifies that the planning is aimed at connecting communities impacted by mineral development in Sweetwater County.

• The amendment does not specify how the alternative routes will be selected or what criteria they must meet.

Plain English: The amendment adds five million dollars to the general fund for the Military Department to preserve and enhance buildings at the Veterans Memorial Museum in Wyoming.

• Adds $5,000,000 from the General Fund to the Military Department for preserving and enhancing the hangar 1 building and other structures of the Veterans Memorial Museum.
• Includes instructions to adjust totals and renumber sections as needed.

• The exact details on how the funds will be used beyond preservation and enhancement are not specified in this amendment text.

Plain English: The amendment modifies how funds are allocated for a specific capital construction project at the University of Wyoming, requiring the installation of a plaque acknowledging state funding.

• Adds conditions to the use of $28,716,812 in other funds appropriation for completing renovations or additions to the College of Law at the University of Wyoming.
• Requires the University of Wyoming to install a plaque stating that the addition and renovation was funded by the state of Wyoming and made possible by Wyoming's energy industry.

• The exact impact on other budget sections or projects is not detailed in this amendment text.

Plain English: The amendment adds a new section to provide grants for special event pedestrian transportation infrastructure at large rodeos.

• Adds language to the bill title to include grant funding for special event pedestrian transportation infrastructure.
• Inserts a new section providing $3 million from the general fund to the Office of State Lands and Investments for grants aimed at improving pedestrian safety at large rodeo events with over 7,500 seats.
• Specifies that grants will only be awarded for projects enhancing pedestrian transportation infrastructure and requires recipients to match each grant dollar with at least two dollars from other sources.

• The amendment text does not specify how the funds will be allocated or managed beyond the conditions set by the State Loan and Investment Board.

Plain English: The amendment modifies how rental income is handled and adds new provisions related to funding for capital construction projects, including a specific appropriation for planning and constructing a display for the Wyoming state constitution.

• Removes language about certain expenses in relation to building operations and maintenance.
• Adds a new section creating a capitol square preservation account that can receive federal grants and other contributions for maintaining the capitol building and grounds.
• Inserts provisions allowing donations to community college real property to count towards matching funds required by the act.
• Appropriates $250,000 from the general fund to the capitol square preservation account for planning a display of the Wyoming state constitution.

• The amendment text is complex and includes many technical details that are not fully explained in plain English.
• Some parts of the amendment reference other sections or laws which may require additional context to understand completely.

Plain English: The amendment modifies a bill to include provisions for directing the deposit of rental income into specific accounts and authorizing the purchase of land and buildings for state trails program offices.

• Adds language directing the deposit of rental income from unused portions of state building leases into the snowmobile trails account and off-road recreational vehicle trails account.
• Inserts authorization for the department to purchase lands and appurtenant buildings for suitable quarters for the state trails program field office, contingent on certification by the state building commission.
• Appropriates $1.4 million from each of the specified accounts for purchasing land and buildings as authorized.

• The amendment text does not provide specific details about how rental income is generated or what constitutes 'unused portions' of a building, which may require further clarification.
• It's unclear if there are any limitations on the types of lands and appurtenant buildings that can be purchased beyond the stated conditions.

Plain English: The amendment modifies how funds are allocated for a specific capital construction project at the University of Wyoming, requiring the installation of a plaque acknowledging state funding.

• Adds conditions to the use of $28,716,812 in other funds appropriation for completing renovations and additions to the College of Law at the University of Wyoming.
• Requires the University of Wyoming to install a plaque stating that the addition and renovation were funded by the state of Wyoming and made possible by Wyoming's energy industry.

• The exact impact on other budget sections or totals is not detailed in this amendment text.

Plain English: The amendment increases the funding for a specific capital construction project from $50 million to $100 million.

• Increases the amount of OTHER FUNDS by $50,000,000 S13 on page 10, line 20.
• Deletes 'fifty million dollars' and replaces it with 'one hundred million dollars ($100,000,000.00)S13' on page 10, line 25.

• The exact impact of the increased funding on other parts of the budget is not detailed in this amendment text.

Plain English: The amendment modifies certain sections of a bill related to state-funded capital construction by deleting specific lines and adding new provisions for funding and matching requirements.

• Removes the reference to Wyoming Statute 9-4-225 from the bill text.
• Adds a new section creating a capitol square preservation account with rules on how funds can be used and invested.
• Inserts language allowing donations to count towards matching requirements for community college real property projects.
• Includes an appropriation of $250,000 from the general fund for planning and construction of a display for the Wyoming state constitution.

• The amendment text does not provide full context or details about all deleted sections, which may affect understanding of the overall changes.