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14LSO-0135.C2

FISCAL NOTE

This bill contains an appropriation of $259,000,000 from the CAPITOL BUILDING REHABILITATION AND RESTORATION ACCOUNT to the Dept. of Administration & Information.  This appropriation is effective immediately.

The State Treasurer and the State Auditor may utilize interfund loans from the Permanent Wyoming Mineral Trust Fund Reserve Account for deposit to the Capital Building Rehabilitation and Restoration Account as necessary to meet appropriations from that account and contract obligations of the Department of Administration and Information.

This bill contains an appropriation of $37,500,000 from the GENERAL FUND to the CAPITOL BUILDING REHABILITATION AND RESTORATION ACCOUNT.  This appropriation is effective June 30, 2014. This appropriation shall be reduced dollar for dollar by any appropriation to the Capital Building Rehabilitation and Restoration Account provided by 2014 HB 1 as enacted into law.

This bill contains an appropriation of $65,000 from the CAPITOL BUILDING REHABILITAION AND RESTORATION ACCOUNT to the Legislative Service Office for per diem, salary and mileage of legislators serving on the capitol building rehabilitation and restoration oversight group or task force and for mileage and per diem for advisory task force members appointed under W.S. 9-5-109(m)(iv).   This appropriation is effective immediately.

This bill contains an authorization of 2 time limited full-fime positions to the Department of Administration and Information.

This bill repeals section 339 of Ch. 73, 2013 Session Laws. It also repeals the $4.4 million appropriation from the Capitol Building Rehabilitation and Restoration Account in section 3 of Ch. 26 of 2012 Session Laws.

Unexpended, unobligated funds remaining in the prior appropriations described in section 7 of the bill shall be transferred to the Capitol Rehabilitation and Restoration Account.

Any additional fiscal or personnel impact is not determinable due to insufficient time to complete the fiscal note process.

Prepared by:   Dean Temte, LSO       Phone: 777-7881