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FIRST REGULAR SESSION
[TRULY AGREED TO AND FINALLY PASSED]
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE FOR
SENATE COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE FOR
HOUSE COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE FOR
HOUSE BILL NO. 17
0017H.05T 103RD GENERAL ASSEMBLY
2025
AN ACT
To appropriate money for capital improvement and other purposes for the several departments
and offices of state government and the several divisions and programs thereof to be
expended only as provided in Article IV, Section 28 of the Constitution of Missouri for
the period beginning July 1, 2025, and ending June 30, 2026.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the state of Missouri, as follows:
1 There is appropriated out of the State Treasury, to be expended only as provided in
2 Article IV, Section 28 of the Constitution of Missouri, for the purpose of funding each
3 department, division, agency, and program described herein for the item or items stated, and
4 for no other purpose whatsoever, chargeable to the fund designated for the period beginning
5 July 1, 2025, and ending June 30, 2026, the unexpended balances available as of June 30, 2025,
6 but not to exceed the amounts stated herein, as follows:
1 Section 17.000. An appropriation may be comprised in whole or in part
2 of a one-time amount, and such one-time amount shall be
3 construed to be a component part of, and not in addition to, the
4 stated appropriation amount. Any amount of an appropriation
5 identified as “one-time” in this act shall not be considered an
6 addition to any ongoing core appropriation(s) in future fiscal
7 periods beyond June 30, 2026. Any amount identified as one-time
8 may, however, be requested in any future fiscal period as a new
9 decision item.
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1 Section 17.005. To the Office of Administration
2 For the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education
3 For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities
4 at the Special Acres School for the Severely Disabled
5 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
6 provisions of House Bill 3019, Section 19.005, an Act of the 101st
7 General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently
8 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
9 17.005, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
10 Session
11 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .........................................................................$1,593,046
1 Section 17.010. To the Office of Administration
2 For the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education
3 For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities
4 at the Autumn Hill State School
5 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
6 provisions of House Bill 3019, Section 19.007, an Act of the 101st
7 General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently
8 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
9 17.010, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
10 Session
11 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522) ....................................................................$2,094,880
1 Section 17.015. To the Department of Elementary and Secondary
2 Education
3 For a school district located in any city with more than seventy-one
4 thousand but fewer than seventy-nine thousand inhabitants for
5 equipment purchases and upgrades in technical programs located
6 in any city with more than seventy-one thousand but fewer than
7 seventy-nine thousand inhabitants, provided that no local match
8 is required
9 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
10 provisions of House Bill 2, Section 2.147, an Act of the 102nd
11 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
12 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
13 17.020, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
14 Session
15 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .........................................................................$4,269,938
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1 Section 17.020. To the Department of Elementary and Secondary
2 Education
3 For a school district located in any city with more than thirty-six
4 thousand five hundred but fewer than forty thousand inhabitants
5 for equipment, design, renovation, construction, and
6 improvements of a career and technical school located in any city
7 with more than thirty-six thousand five hundred but fewer than
8 forty thousand inhabitants, provided that no local match be
9 required
10 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
11 provisions of House Bill 2, Section 2.149, an Act of the 102nd
12 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
13 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
14 17.030, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
15 Session
16 From General Revenue Fund (1101) ............................................................................$220,166
1 Section 17.025. To the Department of Elementary and Secondary
2 Education
3 For a learning center serving children with disabilities, including a
4 childcare program for children with disabilities, located in any
5 city with more than forty thousand but fewer than fifty-one
6 thousand inhabitants and partially located in a county with more
7 than seventy thousand but fewer than eighty thousand inhabitants
8 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
9 provisions of House Bill 2, Section 2.297, an Act of the 102nd
10 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
11 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
12 17.040, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
13 Session
14 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .........................................................................$2,095,362
1 Section 17.030. To the Department of Elementary and Secondary
2 Education
3 For a statewide education organization whose directors consist entirely
4 of public school board members for a center located in any city
5 with more than one hundred twenty-five thousand but fewer than
6 one hundred sixty thousand inhabitants to provide experience-
7 based realistic training for school safety officials, educators and
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8 first responders that is focused on prevention, preparedness,
9 response, and recovery
10 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
11 provisions of House Bill 2, Section 2.096, an Act of the 102nd
12 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
13 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
14 17.041, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
15 Session
16 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .........................................................................$2,752,204
1 Section 17.035. To Lincoln University
2 For expansion and renovation of the nursing education facility
3 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
4 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.190, an Act of the 101st
5 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
6 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
7 17.055, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
8 Session
9 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522) ....................................................................$3,987,748
1 Section 17.040. To the University of Missouri
2 For the design and construction of a new veterinary laboratory, provided
3 that local matching funds must be provided on a 50/50 state/local
4 match rate in order to be eligible for state funds pursuant to
5 Section 173.480, RSMo
6 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
7 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.170, an Act of the 101st
8 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
9 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
10 17.060, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
11 Session
12 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522) ....................................................................$3,592,146
1 Section 17.045. To the Department of Higher Education and Workforce
2 Development
3 For the design of a medical school located in a city with more than
4 seventy-one thousand but fewer than seventy-nine thousand
5 inhabitants, provided that any funds disbursed from this
6 appropriation shall be matched on a 50/50 basis by the recipient
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7 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
8 provisions of House Bill 3019, Section 19.009, an Act of the 101st
9 General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently
10 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
11 17.070, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
12 Session
13 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522) .......................................................................$299,999
1 Section 17.050. To the Department of Higher Education and Workforce
2 Development
3 For the design, planning, and construction, to include equipment and lab
4 space, of a manufacturing innovation center in a city not within a
5 county, provided that local matching funds must be provided on
6 a 50/50 state/local basis
7 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
8 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.260, an Act of the 102nd
9 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
10 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
11 17.075, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
12 Session
13 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522) ..................................................................$15,000,000
1 Section 17.055. To the Department of Higher Education and Workforce
2 Development
3 For the design and construction of a medical school located in a city with
4 more than seventy-one thousand but fewer than seventy-nine
5 thousand inhabitants, provided that any funds disbursed from this
6 appropriation shall be matched on a 50/50 basis by the recipient
7 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
8 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.261, an Act of the 102nd
9 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
10 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
11 17.080, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
12 Session
13 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522) .......................................................................$700,000
1 Section 17.060. To the Department of Higher Education and Workforce
2 Development
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3 For the University of Missouri Fischer Delta Research, Extension and
4 Education Center, for the continuation of the construction for the
5 soil laboratory and maintenance on existing structures, provided
6 that no local match be required
7 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
8 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.262, an Act of the 102nd
9 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
10 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
11 17.085, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
12 Session
13 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .........................................................................$1,729,751
1 Section 17.065. To the Department of Higher Education and Workforce
2 Development
3 For the University of Missouri Fischer Delta Research, Extension and
4 Education Center, for the construction, maintenance, repairs,
5 improvements, upgrades and maintenance on existing structures,
6 to the greenhouse and farm buildings, provided that no local
7 match be required
8 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
9 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.263, an Act of the 102nd
10 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
11 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
12 17.090, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
13 Session
14 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .........................................................................$1,000,000
1 Section 17.070. To the Department of Higher Education and Workforce
2 Development
3 For Mineral Area Community College
4 For a veterinary technician program, provided that no local match be
5 required
6 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
7 provisions of House Bill 2019, Section 19.040, an Act of the
8 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session
9 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522) .......................................................................$215,500
1 Section 17.071. To the Department of Higher Education and Workforce
2 Development
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3 For Crowder College
4 For a veterinary technician program, provided that no local match be
5 required
6 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
7 provisions of House Bill 2019, Section 19.041, an Act of the
8 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session
9 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522) .......................................................................$123,174
1 Section 17.072. To the Department of Higher Education and Workforce
2 Development
3 For Metropolitan Community College
4 For a veterinary technician program, provided that no local match be
5 required
6 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
7 provisions of House Bill 2019, Section 19.043, an Act of the
8 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session
9 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522) .......................................................................$197,500
1 Section 17.073. To the Department of Higher Education and Workforce
2 Development
3 For Moberly Area Community College
4 For a veterinary technician program, provided that no local match be
5 required
6 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
7 provisions of House Bill 2019, Section 19.044, an Act of the
8 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session
9 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522) .......................................................................$250,000
1 Section 17.075. To the Department of Transportation
2 For the maintenance and repair of minor and low volume routes
3 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
4 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.307, an Act of the 102nd
5 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
6 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
7 17.095, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
8 Session
9 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522) ..................................................................$28,340,254
1 Section 17.080. To the Department of Transportation
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2 For improvements, renovations, maintenance and repair at an airport
3 located in any county with more than fifty thousand but fewer
4 than sixty thousand inhabitants and with a county seat with more
5 than seventeen thousand but fewer than twenty-one thousand
6 inhabitants, provided that no local matching funds be required
7 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
8 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.321, an Act of the 102nd
9 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
10 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
11 17.100, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
12 Session
13 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522) .......................................................................$850,000
1 Section 17.085. To the Office of Administration
2 For the Division of Facilities Management, Design and Construction
3 For maintenance, repairs, replacements, unprogrammed requirements,
4 emergency requirements, operational maintenance and repair,
5 and improvements at the Capitol Complex
6 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
7 provisions of House Bill 2018, Section 18.020, an Act of the 99th
8 General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently
9 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
10 17.105, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
11 Session
12 From Board of Public Buildings Bond Proceeds Fund (1308) ..................................$1,056,278
1 Section 17.090. To the Office of Administration
2 For repairs and renovations to the south lawn fountain located on the
3 Capitol Complex
4 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
5 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.250, an Act of the 101st
6 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
7 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
8 17.110, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
9 Session
10 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522) ....................................................................$1,097,913
1 Section 17.095. To the Office of Administration
2 For the repair and refurbishment of the Capitol building plumbing
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3 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
4 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.270, an Act of the 101st
5 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
6 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
7 17.130, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
8 Session
9 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522) ....................................................................$4,034,388
1 Section 17.100. To the Office of Administration
2 For the repair and renovation of the bronze doors located in the Capitol
3 building
4 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
5 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.275, an Act of the 101st
6 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
7 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
8 17.135, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
9 Session
10 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522) ...........................................................................$7,080
1 Section 17.105. To the Office of Administration
2 For repairs and renovations of the Legislative Library
3 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
4 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.295, an Act of the 101st
5 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
6 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
7 17.155, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
8 Session
9 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522) .......................................................................$378,895
1 Section 17.115. To the Office of Administration
2 For capital improvements to support the largest and most prestigious
3 single-sport event host city to a non-profit performing arts center
4 that delivers accessible live entertainment for all audiences,
5 superior theatre arts education, impactful outreach programs and
6 events that utilize the venue, and helps sustain community
7 engagement programming that impacts nearly twenty-five
8 thousand locals each year and to a private non-profit organization
9 that connects all people to each other and the natural world to
10 promote understanding, appreciation and conservation, located in
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11 any city with more than four hundred thousand inhabitants and
12 located in more than one county, provided that appropriations
13 shall be matched on a 50/50 basis by the recipient
14 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
15 provisions of House Bill 5, Section 5.236, an Act of the 102nd
16 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
17 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
18 17.170, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
19 Session
20 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .........................................................................$1,909,878
1 Section 17.120. To the Office of Administration
2 For the repair and restoration of the bronze doors located in the Capitol
3 building
4 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
5 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.130, an Act of the 102nd
6 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
7 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
8 17.175, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
9 Session
10 From Missouri State Capitol Commission Capitol Preservation
11 Fund (1202)....................................................................................................$1,581,059
1 Section 17.125. To the Office of Administration
2 For distribution to a nonprofit organization for the restoration of the sole
3 remaining structures of three small school buildings where
4 African American children were educated before desegregation
5 in a county with more than one hundred thousand but fewer than
6 one hundred twenty thousand inhabitants and with a county seat
7 with more than four thousand but fewer than six thousand
8 inhabitants
9 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
10 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.347, an Act of the 102nd
11 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
12 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
13 17.185, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
14 Session
15 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522) .......................................................................$100,000
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1 Section 17.130. To the Office of Administration
2 For planning, design, construction, renovation, acquisition, upgrades,
3 redevelopment, and unprogrammed funding for state-owned
4 properties statewide
5 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
6 provisions of House Bill 2019, Section 19.005, an Act of the
7 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session
8 From Agriculture Protection Fund (1970) .................................................................$1,392,858
9 From Facilities Maintenance Reserve Fund (1124)............................................. 5,000,000
10 Total ...........................................................................................................................$6,392,858
1 Section 17.135. To the Office of Administration
2 For the Division of Accounting
3 For a grant to a Missouri-based, not-for-profit organization that is
4 contracted with the International Federation of Association
5 Football and responsible for planning and logistics related to the
6 2026 World Cup activities in and around any city with more than
7 four hundred thousand inhabitants and located in more than one
8 county
9 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
10 provisions of House Bill 2005, Section 5.230, an Act of the 102nd
11 General Assembly, Second Regular Session
12 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .......................................................................$17,500,000
1 Section 17.140. To the Department of Agriculture
2 For the Agriculture Business Development Division
3 For the Agriculture and Small Business Development Authority, for
4 biofuel infrastructure projects
5 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
6 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.410, an Act of the 101st
7 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
8 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
9 17.200, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
10 Session
11 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522) .......................................................................$752,007
1 Section 17.145. To the Office of Administration
2 For the Department of Agriculture
3 For the State Fair
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4 For planning, design, construction, renovation, land acquisition, and
5 upgrades of facilities at the State Fair
6 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
7 provisions of House Bill 3019, Section 19.015, an Act of the 101st
8 General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently
9 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
10 17.205, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
11 Session
12 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .........................................................................$7,727,524
1 Section 17.150. To the Department of Agriculture
2 For the planning, design and construction of a meat laboratory facility
3 that will be used for training, education, technical support, and
4 research on a land grant university located in any city with more
5 than one hundred twenty-five thousand but fewer than one
6 hundred sixty thousand inhabitants
7 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
8 provisions of House Bill 6, Section 6.022, an Act of the 102nd
9 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
10 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
11 17.210, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
12 Session
13 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .......................................................................$24,561,744
1 Section 17.155. To the Department of Agriculture
2 For the planning, design, construction, and renovation of a Veterinary
3 Medical Diagnostic Laboratory on a land grant university located
4 in any city with more than one hundred twenty-five thousand but
5 fewer than one hundred sixty thousand inhabitants, provided that
6 such building shall be named in honor of Doctor Dan Brown
7 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
8 provisions of House Bill 6, Section 6.081, an Act of the 102nd
9 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
10 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
11 17.215, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
12 Session
13 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .......................................................................$42,407,877
1 Section 17.160. To the Department of Agriculture
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2 For the planning, design and construction of a meat laboratory facility
3 that will be used for training, education, technical support, and
4 research on a land grant university located in any city with more
5 than one hundred twenty-five thousand but fewer than one
6 hundred sixty thousand inhabitants
7 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
8 provisions of House Bill 2006, Section 6.022, an Act of the 102nd
9 General Assembly, Second Regular Session
10 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .......................................................................$10,000,000
1 Section 17.165. To the Department of Agriculture
2 For the Agriculture Business Development Division
3 For the planning, design, construction and renovation of Eckles Hall
4 located at the University of Missouri-Columbia for the Missouri
5 Wine and Grape Institute Research Center and Viticulture
6 Facility
7 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
8 provisions of House Bill 2006, Section 6.030, an Act of the 102nd
9 General Assembly, Second Regular Session
10 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .........................................................................$3,000,000
1 Section 17.170. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For the Division of State Parks
3 For state park and historic site capital improvement expenditures,
4 including design, construction, renovation, maintenance, repairs,
5 replacements, improvements, adjacent land purchases,
6 installation and replacement of interpretive exhibits, water and
7 wastewater improvements, maintenance and repair to existing
8 roadways, parking areas, and trails, acquisition, restoration, and
9 marketing of endangered historic properties, and expenditure of
10 recoupments, donations, and grants
11 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
12 provisions of House Bill 2019, Section 19.015, an Act of the 100th
13 General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently
14 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
15 17.220, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
16 Session
17 From State Park Earnings Fund (1415) ........................................................................$500,000
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1 Section 17.175. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For the Division of State Parks
3 For state park and historic site capital improvement expenditures,
4 including design, construction, renovation, maintenance, repairs,
5 replacements, improvements, adjacent land purchases,
6 installation and replacement of interpretive exhibits, water and
7 wastewater improvements, maintenance and repair to existing
8 roadways, parking areas, and trails, acquisition, restoration, and
9 marketing of endangered historic properties, and expenditure of
10 recoupments, donations, and grants
11 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
12 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.005, an Act of the 101st
13 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
14 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
15 17.225, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
16 Session
17 From State Park Earnings Fund (1415) .....................................................................$1,962,672
18 From Department of Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140) ............................ 1,481,357
19 Total ...........................................................................................................................$3,444,029
1 Section 17.180. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For the Division of State Parks
3 For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities
4 at Big Lake State Park, provided one hundred percent (100%)
5 flexibility is allowed between sections 17.180 through 17.285
6 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
7 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.010, an Act of the 101st
8 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
9 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
10 17.230, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
11 Session
12 From Board of Public Buildings Bond Proceeds Fund (1311) ..................................$1,979,997
1 Section 17.185. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For the Division of State Parks
3 For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities
4 at Cuivre River State Park, provided one hundred percent (100%)
5 flexibility is allowed between sections 17.180 through 17.285
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6 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
7 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.015, an Act of the 101st
8 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
9 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
10 17.235, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
11 Session
12 From Board of Public Buildings Bond Proceeds Fund (1311) ..................................$1,747,162
1 Section 17.190. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For the Division of State Parks
3 For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities
4 at Current River State Park, provided one hundred percent
5 (100%) flexibility is allowed between sections 17.180 through
6 17.285
7 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
8 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.020, an Act of the 101st
9 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
10 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
11 17.240, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
12 Session
13 From Board of Public Buildings Bond Proceeds Fund (1311) ..................................$8,571,800
1 Section 17.195. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For the Division of State Parks
3 For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities
4 at Dr. Edmund A. Babler State Park, provided one hundred
5 percent (100%) flexibility is allowed between sections 17.180
6 through 17.285
7 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
8 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.025, an Act of the 101st
9 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
10 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
11 17.245, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
12 Session
13 From Board of Public Buildings Bond Proceeds Fund (1311) ..................................$3,378,674
1 Section 17.200. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For the Division of State Parks
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3 For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities
4 at Echo Bluff State Park, provided one hundred percent (100%)
5 flexibility is allowed between sections 17.180 through 17.285
6 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
7 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.030, an Act of the 101st
8 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
9 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
10 17.250, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
11 Session
12 From Board of Public Buildings Bond Proceeds Fund (1311) .....................................$140,913
1 Section 17.205. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For the Division of State Parks
3 For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities
4 at Finger Lakes State Park, provided one hundred percent (100%)
5 flexibility is allowed between sections 17.180 through 17.285
6 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
7 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.035, an Act of the 101st
8 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
9 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
10 17.255, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
11 Session
12 From Board of Public Buildings Bond Proceeds Fund (1311) ..................................$1,424,654
1 Section 17.210. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For the Division of State Parks
3 For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities
4 at Harry S Truman State Park, provided one hundred percent
5 (100%) flexibility is allowed between sections 17.180 through
6 17.285
7 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
8 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.040, an Act of the 101st
9 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
10 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
11 17.260, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
12 Session
13 From Board of Public Buildings Bond Proceeds Fund (1311) .....................................$871,698
1 Section 17.215. To the Department of Natural Resources
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2 For the Division of State Parks
3 For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities
4 at Johnson's Shut-Ins State Park, provided one hundred percent
5 (100%) flexibility is allowed between sections 17.180 through
6 17.285
7 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
8 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.045, an Act of the 101st
9 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
10 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
11 17.265, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
12 Session
13 From Board of Public Buildings Bond Proceeds Fund (1311) .......................................$13,026
1 Section 17.220. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For the Division of State Parks
3 For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities
4 at Lake of the Ozarks State Park, provided one hundred percent
5 (100%) flexibility is allowed between sections 17.180 through
6 17.285
7 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
8 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.050, an Act of the 101st
9 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
10 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
11 17.270, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
12 Session
13 From Board of Public Buildings Bond Proceeds Fund (1311) ..................................$2,615,291
1 Section 17.225. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For the Division of State Parks
3 For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities
4 at Lewis and Clark State Park, provided one hundred percent
5 (100%) flexibility is allowed between sections 17.180 through
6 17.285
7 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
8 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.055, an Act of the 101st
9 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
10 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
11 17.275, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
12 Session
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13 From Board of Public Buildings Bond Proceeds Fund (1311) ..................................$1,206,045
1 Section 17.230. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For the Division of State Parks
3 For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities
4 at Long Branch State Park, provided one hundred percent (100%)
5 flexibility is allowed between sections 17.180 through 17.285
6 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
7 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.060, an Act of the 101st
8 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
9 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
10 17.280, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
11 Session
12 From Board of Public Buildings Bond Proceeds Fund (1311) ..................................$2,283,103
1 Section 17.235. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For the Division of State Parks
3 For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities
4 at Montauk State Park, provided one hundred percent (100%)
5 flexibility is allowed between sections 17.180 through 17.285
6 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
7 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.065, an Act of the 101st
8 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
9 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
10 17.285, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
11 Session
12 From Board of Public Buildings Bond Proceeds Fund (1311) ..................................$1,197,621
1 Section 17.240. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For the Division of State Parks
3 For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities
4 at Onondaga Cave State Park, provided one hundred percent
5 (100%) flexibility is allowed between sections 17.180 through
6 17.285
7 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
8 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.070, an Act of the 101st
9 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
10 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
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11 17.290, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
12 Session
13 From Board of Public Buildings Bond Proceeds Fund (1311) .......................................$30,750
1 Section 17.245. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For the Division of State Parks
3 For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities
4 at Roaring River State Park, provided one hundred percent
5 (100%) flexibility is allowed between sections 17.180 through
6 17.285
7 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
8 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.075, an Act of the 101st
9 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
10 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
11 17.295, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
12 Session
13 From Board of Public Buildings Bond Proceeds Fund (1311) .....................................$550,284
1 Section 17.250. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For the Division of State Parks
3 For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities
4 at St. Francois State Park, provided one hundred percent (100%)
5 flexibility is allowed between sections 17.180 through 17.285
6 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
7 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.080, an Act of the 101st
8 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
9 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
10 17.300, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
11 Session
12 From Board of Public Buildings Bond Proceeds Fund (1311) ..................................$3,913,611
1 Section 17.255. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For the Division of State Parks
3 For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities
4 at Stockton State Park, provided one hundred percent (100%)
5 flexibility is allowed between sections 17.180 through 17.285
6 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
7 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.085, an Act of the 101st
8 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
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9 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
10 17.305, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
11 Session
12 From Board of Public Buildings Bond Proceeds Fund (1311) .....................................$670,106
1 Section 17.260. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For the Division of State Parks
3 For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities
4 at Table Rock State Park, provided one hundred percent (100%)
5 flexibility is allowed between sections 17.180 through 17.285
6 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
7 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.090, an Act of the 101st
8 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
9 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
10 17.310, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
11 Session
12 From Board of Public Buildings Bond Proceeds Fund (1311) ..................................$5,188,813
1 Section 17.265. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For the Division of State Parks
3 For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities
4 at Thousand Hills State Park, provided one hundred percent
5 (100%) flexibility is allowed between sections 17.180 through
6 17.285
7 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
8 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.095, an Act of the 101st
9 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
10 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
11 17.315, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
12 Session
13 From Board of Public Buildings Bond Proceeds Fund (1311) .....................................$871,698
1 Section 17.270. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For the Division of State Parks
3 For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities
4 at Trail of Tears State Park, provided one hundred percent
5 (100%) flexibility is allowed between sections 17.180 through
6 17.285
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7 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
8 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.100, an Act of the 101st
9 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
10 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
11 17.320, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
12 Session
13 From Board of Public Buildings Bond Proceeds Fund (1311) .....................................$840,195
1 Section 17.275. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For the Division of State Parks
3 For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities
4 at Wakonda State Park, provided one hundred percent (100%)
5 flexibility is allowed between sections 17.180 through 17.285
6 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
7 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.105, an Act of the 101st
8 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
9 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
10 17.325, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
11 Session
12 From Board of Public Buildings Bond Proceeds Fund (1311) ..................................$1,713,711
1 Section 17.280. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For the Division of State Parks
3 For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities
4 at Watkins Woolen Mill State Park, provided one hundred
5 percent (100%) flexibility is allowed between sections 17.180
6 through 17.285
7 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
8 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.110, an Act of the 101st
9 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
10 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
11 17.330, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
12 Session
13 From Board of Public Buildings Bond Proceeds Fund (1311) ..................................$4,000,919
1 Section 17.285. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For the Division of State Parks
3 For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities
4 at Weston Bend State Park, provided one hundred percent
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5 (100%) flexibility is allowed between sections 17.180 through
6 17.285
7 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
8 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.115, an Act of the 101st
9 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
10 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
11 17.335, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
12 Session
13 From Board of Public Buildings Bond Proceeds Fund (1311) .....................................$817,755
1 Section 17.290. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For the Division of State Parks
3 For the planning, design, construction, and installation of direct current
4 fast charging (DCFC) equipment with a minimum of 100
5 kilowatts, for meter for fee electric vehicle charging stations
6 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
7 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.370, an Act of the 101st
8 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
9 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
10 17.340, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
11 Session
12 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522) .......................................................................$170,785
1 Section 17.295. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For the Division of State Parks
3 For the planning, design, and construction of a pedestrian trail
4 originating at Knob Noster State Park
5 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
6 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.375, an Act of the 101st
7 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
8 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
9 17.350, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
10 Session
11 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522) .......................................................................$889,181
1 Section 17.300. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For the Division of State Parks
3 For state park and historic site capital improvement expenditures,
4 including design, construction, renovation, maintenance, repairs,
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5 replacements, improvements, adjacent land purchases,
6 installation and replacement of interpretive exhibits, water and
7 wastewater improvements, maintenance and repair to existing
8 roadways, parking areas, and trails, acquisition, restoration, and
9 marketing of endangered historic properties, and expenditure of
10 recoupments, donations, and grants
11 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
12 provisions of House Bill 3019, Section 19.020, an Act of the 101st
13 General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently
14 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
15 17.355, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
16 Session
17 From Department of Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140) .................................$8,000,000
18 From State Park Sales Tax Fund (1613) ......................................................................3,340,582
19 From State Park Earnings Fund (1415) ............................................................... 5,852,295
20 Total .........................................................................................................................$17,192,877
1 Section 17.305. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For the Division of State Parks
3 For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities
4 at Nathan and Olive Boone Homestead Historic Site
5 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
6 provisions of House Bill 3019, Section 19.025, an Act of the 101st
7 General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently
8 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
9 17.360, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
10 Session
11 From State Park Earnings Fund (1415) ........................................................................$200,000
1 Section 17.310. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For the Division of State Parks
3 For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities
4 at Bennett Spring State Park
5 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
6 provisions of House Bill 3019, Section 19.030, an Act of the 101st
7 General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently
8 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
9 17.365, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
10 Session
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11 From State Park Earnings Fund (1415) ........................................................................$347,054
1 Section 17.315. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For the Division of State Parks
3 For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities
4 at Roaring River State Park
5 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
6 provisions of House Bill 3019, Section 19.035, an Act of the 101st
7 General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently
8 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
9 17.370, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
10 Session
11 From State Park Earnings Fund (1415) ........................................................................$737,059
1 Section 17.320. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For the Division of State Parks
3 For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities
4 at Bryant Creek State Park
5 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
6 provisions of House Bill 3019, Section 19.040, an Act of the 101st
7 General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently
8 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
9 17.375, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
10 Session
11 From State Park Earnings Fund (1415) ........................................................................$591,180
1 Section 17.325. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For the Division of State Parks
3 For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities
4 at Big Oak Tree State Park Boardwalk
5 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
6 provisions of House Bill 3019, Section 19.045, an Act of the 101st
7 General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently
8 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
9 17.380, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
10 Session
11 From State Park Earnings Fund (1415) ........................................................................$425,000
1 Section 17.330. To the Department of Natural Resources
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2 For the Division of State Parks
3 For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of the
4 Pelster House Barn
5 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
6 provisions of House Bill 3019, Section 19.050, an Act of the 101st
7 General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently
8 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
9 17.385, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
10 Session
11 From Historic Preservation Revolving Fund (1430) ....................................................$311,000
1 Section 17.335. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For maintenance, repair, and other improvements to state-owned historic
3 properties and other state-owned historical assets in Missouri
4 connected to African American history and culture in Missouri
5 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
6 provisions of House Bill 3019, Section 19.053, an Act of the 101st
7 General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently
8 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
9 17.390, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
10 Session
11 From Parks Sales Tax Fund (1613) ...........................................................................$1,574,600
1 Section 17.340. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For the planning, design, maintenance, or construction of a flood wall
3 located in any city not within a county, provided that local match
4 be provided in order to be eligible for state funds
5 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
6 provisions of House Bill 6, Section 6.237, an Act of the 102nd
7 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
8 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
9 17.395, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
10 Session
11 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .........................................................................$5,000,000
12 For water infrastructure improvements and projects for any city with
13 more than eighteen thousand but fewer than twenty thousand
14 inhabitants and located in a county with more than two hundred
15 sixty thousand but fewer than three hundred thousand inhabitants
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16 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
17 provisions of House Bill 6, Section 6.237, an Act of the 102nd
18 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
19 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
20 17.395, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
21 Session
22 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .........................................................................25,000,000
23 For water infrastructure improvements and projects for any county with
24 more than fifty thousand but fewer than sixty thousand
25 inhabitants and with a county seat with more than twelve
26 thousand six hundred but fewer than fifteen thousand inhabitants,
27 provided that any grant awards disbursed from this appropriation
28 be matched on a 75/25 basis by the recipient
29 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
30 provisions of House Bill 6, Section 6.237, an Act of the 102nd
31 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
32 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
33 17.395, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
34 Session
35 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .........................................................................30,000,000
36 For water infrastructure improvements and projects for any city with
37 more than twelve thousand five hundred but fewer than fourteen
38 thousand inhabitants and that is the county seat of a county with
39 more than twenty-two thousand but fewer than twenty-five
40 thousand inhabitants
41 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
42 provisions of House Bill 6, Section 6.237, an Act of the 102nd
43 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
44 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
45 17.395, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
46 Session
47 From General Revenue Fund (1101) ................................................................... 3,913,168
48 Total .........................................................................................................................$63,913,168
1 Section 17.345. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For the planning, design, construction, maintenance, repair, and capital
3 improvements for a sewer treatment facility located in any city
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4 with more than two thousand four hundred but fewer than two
5 thousand seven hundred inhabitants and located in a county with
6 more than two hundred sixty thousand but fewer than three
7 hundred thousand inhabitants
8 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
9 provisions of House Bill 6, Section 6.238, an Act of the 102nd
10 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
11 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
12 17.400, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
13 Session
14 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .........................................................................$6,000,000
15 For water infrastructure improvements and projects located in any city
16 with more than seven hundred sixty but fewer than eight hundred
17 fifty-five inhabitants and located in a county with more than six
18 thousand but fewer than seven thousand inhabitants and with a
19 county seat with fewer than three hundred inhabitants
20 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
21 provisions of House Bill 6, Section 6.238, an Act of the 102nd
22 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
23 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
24 17.400, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
25 Session
26 From General Revenue Fund (1101) ...........................................................................5,000,000
27 For the maintenance, repair, and capital improvements for sewer updates
28 located in any village with more than eighteen but fewer than
29 twenty-six inhabitants and located in a county with more than
30 fifty thousand but fewer than sixty thousand inhabitants and with
31 a county seat with more than twelve thousand six hundred but
32 fewer than fifteen thousand inhabitants
33 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
34 provisions of House Bill 6, Section 6.238, an Act of the 102nd
35 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
36 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
37 17.400, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
38 Session
39 From General Revenue Fund (1101) ................................................................................15,000
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40 For the planning, design, maintenance, construction, repair, or capital
41 improvements for a sewer project located in a city with more than
42 seven thousand but fewer than eight thousand inhabitants and that
43 is the county seat of a county with more than thirty-five thousand
44 but fewer than forty thousand inhabitants, provided that any grant
45 awards disbursed from this appropriation be matched on a 90/10
46 basis by the recipient
47 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
48 provisions of House Bill 6, Section 6.238, an Act of the 102nd
49 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
50 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
51 17.400, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
52 Session
53 From General Revenue Fund (1101) ...........................................................................5,000,000
54 For the planning, design, maintenance, construction, or repair of a bridge
55 located in any city with more than one hundred sixty thousand
56 but fewer than two hundred thousand inhabitants, at a lake that
57 provides the main source of drinking water for the city
58 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
59 provisions of House Bill 6, Section 6.238, an Act of the 102nd
60 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
61 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
62 17.400, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
63 Session
64 From General Revenue Fund (1101) ................................................................... 2,500,000
65 Total .........................................................................................................................$18,515,000
1 Section 17.350. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For the Division of State Parks
3 For state park and historic site capital improvement expenditures,
4 including design, construction, renovation, maintenance, repairs,
5 replacements, improvements, adjacent land purchases,
6 installation and replacement of interpretive exhibits, water and
7 wastewater improvements, maintenance and repair to existing
8 roadways, parking areas, and trails, acquisition, restoration, and
9 marketing of endangered historic properties, and expenditure of
10 recoupments, donations, and grants
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11 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
12 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.170, an Act of the 102nd
13 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
14 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
15 17.405, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
16 Session
17 From Department of Natural Resources Federal Fund (1140) .................................$7,997,789
18 From State Park Sales Tax Fund (1613) ......................................................................4,055,106
19 From State Park Earnings Fund (1415) ............................................................... 5,647,789
20 Total .........................................................................................................................$17,700,684
1 Section 17.355. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For the Division of State Parks
3 For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of the
4 Route 66 State Park Historic Bridge
5 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
6 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.175, an Act of the 102nd
7 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
8 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
9 17.410, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
10 Session
11 From State Park Earnings Fund (1415) .....................................................................$6,000,000
1 Section 17.360. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For the Division of State Parks
3 For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities
4 at the Shepherd of the Hills State Park
5 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
6 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.180, an Act of the 102nd
7 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
8 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
9 17.415, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
10 Session
11 From State Park Earnings Fund (1415) .....................................................................$2,600,000
1 Section 17.365. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For the Division of State Parks
3 For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities
4 at Big Lake State Park
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5 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
6 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.185, an Act of the 102nd
7 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
8 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
9 17.420, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
10 Session
11 From State Park Earnings Fund (1415) ........................................................................$900,000
1 Section 17.370. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For a public agency governed by a 12-member appointed board with the
3 mission to make the St. Louis region a more vibrant place to live,
4 work and play by developing a regional network of greenways,
5 provided that no local match be required
6 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
7 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.393, an Act of the 102nd
8 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
9 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
10 17.425, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
11 Session
12 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .......................................................................$15,000,000
1 Section 17.375. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For the Division of State Parks
3 For state park and historic site capital improvement expenditures,
4 including design, construction, renovation, maintenance, repairs,
5 replacements, improvements, adjacent land purchases,
6 installation and replacement of interpretive exhibits, water and
7 wastewater improvements, maintenance and repair to existing
8 roadways, parking areas, and trails, acquisition, restoration, and
9 marketing of endangered historic properties, and expenditure of
10 recoupments, donations, and grants
11 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
12 provisions of House Bill 2019, Section 19.010, an Act of the
13 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session
14 From State Park Sales Tax Fund (1613) ....................................................................$9,500,000
1 Section 17.380. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For the planning, design, maintenance, construction, repair, or capital
3 improvements for a sewer project located in a city with more than
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4 four thousand four hundred but fewer than four thousand nine
5 hundred inhabitants and located in a county with more than sixty
6 thousand but fewer than seventy thousand inhabitants
7 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
8 provisions of House Bill 2006, Section 6.237, an Act of the 102nd
9 General Assembly, Second Regular Session
10 From General Revenue Fund (1101) ............................................................................$500,000
11 For the planning, design, maintenance, construction, repair, or capital
12 improvements of a sewer project in a city with more than one
13 thousand one hundred seventy but fewer than one thousand three
14 hundred inhabitants and located in a county with more than sixty
15 thousand but fewer than seventy thousand inhabitants
16 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
17 provisions of House Bill 2006, Section 6.237, an Act of the 102nd
18 General Assembly, Second Regular Session
19 From General Revenue Fund (1101) ..............................................................................850,000
20 For a water infrastructure project located in city with more than one
21 thousand one hundred seventy but fewer than one thousand three
22 hundred inhabitants and that is the county seat of a county with
23 more than seven thousand but fewer than eight thousand
24 inhabitants
25 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
26 provisions of House Bill 2006, Section 6.237, an Act of the 102nd
27 General Assembly, Second Regular Session
28 From General Revenue Fund (1101) ................................................................................50,000
29 For drinking water and sewer infrastructure improvements in any city
30 with more than one thousand three hundred but fewer than one
31 thousand five hundred inhabitants and partially located in a
32 county with more than eight thousand but fewer than eight
33 thousand nine hundred inhabitants and with a county seat with
34 more than three hundred but fewer than six hundred inhabitants
35 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
36 provisions of House Bill 2006, Section 6.237, an Act of the 102nd
37 General Assembly, Second Regular Session
38 From General Revenue Fund (1101) ................................................................... 1,000,000
39 Total ...........................................................................................................................$2,400,000
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1 Section 17.385. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For any city with more than four thousand four hundred but fewer than
3 four thousand nine hundred inhabitants and located in a county
4 with more than twelve thousand five hundred but fewer than
5 fourteen thousand inhabitants and with a county seat with more
6 than four thousand but fewer than five thousand inhabitants for
7 utility and water improvements and upgrades related to strategic
8 mining and battery materials processing
9 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
10 provisions of House Bill 2006, Section 6.292, an Act of the 102nd
11 General Assembly, Second Regular Session
12 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .........................................................................$5,000,000
1 Section 17.390. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For a flood protection improvement project located in city with more
3 than seven hundred sixty but fewer than eight hundred fifty-five
4 inhabitants and located in a county with more than seven
5 thousand but fewer than eight thousand inhabitants and with a
6 county seat with fewer than four hundred eighty inhabitants
7 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
8 provisions of House Bill 2006, Section 6.303, an Act of the 102nd
9 General Assembly, Second Regular Session
10 From Flood Resiliency Improvement Fund (1238) ......................................................$800,000
11 For a flood resiliency project in any county with more than five thousand
12 but fewer than six thousand inhabitants and with a county seat
13 with more than nine hundred but fewer than one thousand six
14 hundred inhabitants
15 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
16 provisions of House Bill 2006, Section 6.303, an Act of the 102nd
17 General Assembly, Second Regular Session
18 From Flood Resiliency Improvement Fund (1238) ............................................. 600,000
19 Total ...........................................................................................................................$1,400,000
1 Section 17.395. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For the construction of a dump station located in Van Meter State Park
3 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
4 provisions of House Bill 2006, Section 6.352, an Act of the 102nd
5 General Assembly, Second Regular Session
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6 From Parks Sales Tax Fund (1613) ..............................................................................$500,000
7 For the construction of a public restroom located in Roaring River State
8 Park
9 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
10 provisions of House Bill 2006, Section 6.352, an Act of the 102nd
11 General Assembly, Second Regular Session
12 From Parks Sales Tax Fund (1613) ..................................................................... 125,000
13 Total ..............................................................................................................................$625,000
1 Section 17.396. To the Department of Natural Resources
2 For water infrastructure grants and loans, provided fifty percent (50%)
3 flexibility is allowed between other funds
4 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
5 provisions of House Bill 2006, Section 6.235, an Act of the 102nd
6 General Assembly, Second Regular Session
7 From Water and Wastewater Loan Fund (1649) ...................................................$436,070,665
8 From Water and Wastewater Loan Revolving Fund (1602)............................... 711,483,714
9 Total ....................................................................................................................$1,147,554,379
1 Section 17.400. To the Department of Conservation
2 For stream access acquisition and development; lake site acquisition and
3 development; financial assistance to other public agencies or in
4 partnership with other public agencies; land acquisition for
5 upland wildlife, state forests, wetlands, and natural areas and
6 additions to existing areas; for major improvements and repairs
7 (including materials, supplies, and labor) to buildings, roads,
8 hatcheries, and other departmental structures; and for soil
9 conservation activities, erosion control, and land improvement on
10 department land
11 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
12 provisions of House Bill 2019, Section 19.020, an Act of the 100th
13 General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently
14 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
15 17.430, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
16 Session
17 From Conservation Commission Fund (1609) .............................................................$500,000
1 Section 17.405. To the Department of Conservation
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2 For major improvements and repairs (including materials, supplies, and
3 labor) to buildings, roads, hatcheries, signage, and other
4 departmental structures; and for soil conservation activities,
5 erosion control, and land improvement on department land
6 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
7 provisions of House Bill 3019, Section 19.055, an Act of the 101st
8 General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently
9 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
10 17.435, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
11 Session
12 From Conservation Commission Fund (1609) ..........................................................$4,000,000
1 Section 17.410. To the Department of Conservation
2 For stormwater and flooding repairs at George O. White State Forest
3 Nursery and Little River Conservation Area
4 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
5 provisions of House Bill 3020, Section 20.350, an Act of the 101st
6 General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently
7 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
8 17.440, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
9 Session
10 From Conservation Commission Fund (1609) ..........................................................$2,000,000
1 Section 17.415. To the Department of Conservation
2 For stream access acquisition and development; lake site acquisition and
3 development; financial assistance to other public agencies or in
4 partnership with other public agencies; land acquisition for
5 upland wildlife, state forests, wetlands, and natural areas and
6 additions to existing areas; for major improvements and repairs
7 (including materials, supplies, and labor) to buildings, roads,
8 hatcheries, and other departmental structures; and for soil
9 conservation activities, erosion control, and land improvement on
10 department land
11 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
12 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.190, an Act of the 102nd
13 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
14 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
15 17.445, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
16 Session
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17 From Conservation Commission Fund (1609) ..........................................................$2,300,000
1 Section 17.420. To the Department of Conservation
2 For stream access acquisition and development; lake site acquisition and
3 development; financial assistance to other public agencies or in
4 partnership with other public agencies; land acquisition for
5 upland wildlife, state forests, wetlands, and natural areas and
6 additions to existing areas; for major improvements and repairs
7 (including materials, supplies, and labor) to buildings, roads,
8 hatcheries, and other departmental structures; and for soil
9 conservation activities, erosion control, and land improvement on
10 department land
11 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
12 provisions of House Bill 2019, Section 19.015, an Act of the
13 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session
14 From Conservation Commission Fund (1609) ........................................................$28,000,000
1 Section 17.425. To the Department of Economic Development
2 For the planning, design, and construction of a park above an interstate
3 in any city with more than four hundred thousand inhabitants and
4 located in more than one county
5 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
6 provisions of House Bill 7, Section 7.024, an Act of the 102nd
7 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
8 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
9 17.460, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
10 Session
11 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .......................................................................$28,600,000
1 Section 17.430. To the Department of Economic Development
2 For a nonprofit innovation community that focuses on accelerating
3 inclusive economic growth located in any city not within a county
4 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
5 provisions of House Bill 7, Section 7.031, an Act of the 102nd
6 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
7 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
8 17.465, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
9 Session
10 From General Revenue Fund (1101) ............................................................................$542,343
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1 Section 17.435. To the Department of Economic Development
2 For a 501(c)3 non-profit corporation focused on greater downtown
3 community development located in a city with more than four
4 hundred thousand inhabitants and located in more than one
5 county established by a membership organization representing
6 business, organizations and other investors, for the purpose of
7 riverfront parking infrastructure
8 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
9 provisions of House Bill 2007, Section 7.021, an Act of the 102nd
10 General Assembly, Second Regular Session
11 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .........................................................................$2,500,000
12 For a 501(c)3 non-profit corporation focused on greater downtown
13 community development located in a city with more than four
14 hundred thousand inhabitants and located in more than one
15 county established by a membership organization representing
16 business, organizations and other investors, for the purpose of
17 riverfront streambank improvements
18 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
19 provisions of House Bill 2007, Section 7.021, an Act of the 102nd
20 General Assembly, Second Regular Session
21 From General Revenue Fund (1101) ................................................................... 5,000,000
22 Total ...........................................................................................................................$7,500,000
1 Section 17.440. To the Department of Economic Development
2 For the maintenance and improvements of a sports complex located in
3 any city with more than one hundred sixty thousand but fewer
4 than two hundred thousand inhabitants
5 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
6 provisions of House Bill 2007, Section 7.023, an Act of the 102nd
7 General Assembly, Second Regular Session
8 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .........................................................................$3,500,000
1 Section 17.445. To the Department of Economic Development
2 For the construction and installation of a monument dedicated to Route
3 66 located in any county with more than two hundred sixty
4 thousand but fewer than three hundred thousand inhabitants
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5 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
6 provisions of House Bill 2007, Section 7.150, an Act of the 102nd
7 General Assembly, Second Regular Session
8 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .........................................................................$1,000,000
1 Section 17.446. To the Department of Economic Development
2 For a non-profit organization located in any city with more than fifty-
3 eight thousand but fewer than sixty-four thousand inhabitants that
4 is organized exclusively for charitable, religious, educational,
5 and scientific purposes
6 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
7 provisions of House Bill 2007, Section 7.020, an Act of the 102nd
8 General Assembly, Second Regular Session
9 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .........................................................................$2,000,000
1 Section 17.450. To the Office of Administration
2 For the Department of Public Safety
3 For planning, design, and construction of a new Troop A Headquarters
4 and related facilities
5 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
6 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.125, an Act of the 101st
7 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
8 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
9 17.480, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
10 Session
11 From State Highways and Transportation Department Fund (1644).........................$3,164,182
12 From State Institutions Gift Trust Fund (1925) ................................................... 3,437,180
13 Total ...........................................................................................................................$6,601,362
1 Section 17.455. To the Office of Administration
2 For the Missouri State Highway Patrol
3 For security and safety improvements at regional highway patrol
4 headquarters
5 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
6 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.235, an Act of the 101st
7 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
8 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
9 17.490, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
10 Session
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11 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522) .......................................................................$586,980
1 Section 17.460. To the Office of Administration
2 For the Department of Public Safety
3 For construction of a new columbarium wall and infrastructure upgrades
4 throughout the cemetery grounds at Higginsville Veterans
5 Cemetery
6 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
7 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.195, an Act of the 102nd
8 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
9 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
10 17.495, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
11 Session
12 From Veterans’ Commission Capital Improvement Trust Fund (1304)....................$3,120,360
1 Section 17.465. To the Office of Administration
2 For the Department of Public Safety
3 For construction of a new columbarium wall, pre-placed crypts, and
4 infrastructure upgrades throughout the cemetery grounds at
5 Springfield Veterans Cemetery
6 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
7 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.200, an Act of the 102nd
8 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
9 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
10 17.500, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
11 Session
12 From Veterans’ Commission Capital Improvement Trust Fund (1304)....................$6,067,581
1 Section 17.470. To the Department of Public Safety
2 For distribution to a county with more than seventeen thousand six
3 hundred but fewer than nineteen thousand inhabitants and with a
4 county seat with more than eight thousand but fewer than ten
5 thousand inhabitants, for the planning, design, and construction
6 of a veterans' memorial, provided that local matching funds must
7 be provided on a 50/50 state/local basis
8 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
9 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.502, an Act of the 102nd
10 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
11 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
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12 17.505, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
13 Session
14 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522) ....................................................................$1,011,118
1 Section 17.475. To the Department of Public Safety
2 For a public safety training facility located in any county with more than
3 two hundred sixty thousand but fewer than three hundred
4 thousand inhabitants
5 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
6 provisions of House Bill 2008, Section 8.005, an Act of the 102nd
7 General Assembly, Second Regular Session
8 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .........................................................................$2,000,000
1 Section 17.480. To the Office of Administration
2 For the Department of the National Guard
3 For design and construction of National Guard facilities statewide
4 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
5 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.030, an Act of the 100th
6 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
7 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
8 17.515, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
9 Session
10 From Adjutant General Federal Fund (1190) .................................................................$90,210
1 Section 17.485. To the Office of Administration
2 For the Department of the National Guard
3 For design and construction of an addition to the aircraft maintenance
4 facility at AVCRAD Base in Springfield and design and
5 construction of a readiness center and maintenance hangar at
6 AVCRAD Base in Springfield
7 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
8 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.035, an Act of the 100th
9 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
10 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
11 17.520, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
12 Session
13 From Adjutant General Federal Fund (1190) ........................................................$102,860,565
1 Section 17.490. To the Office of Administration
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2 For the Department of the National Guard
3 For design and construction of National Guard facilities statewide
4 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
5 provisions of House Bill 2019, Section 19.025, an Act of the 100th
6 General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently
7 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
8 17.525, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
9 Session
10 From Adjutant General-Federal Fund (1190) ............................................................$1,400,000
1 Section 17.495. To the Office of Administration
2 For the Department of the National Guard
3 For design and construction of National Guard facilities statewide
4 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
5 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.130, an Act of the 101st
6 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
7 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
8 17.530, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
9 Session
10 From Adjutant General-Federal Fund (1190) ............................................................$1,700,000
1 Section 17.500. To the Office of Administration
2 For the Department of the National Guard
3 For design and construction of an elevator at the Ike Skelton Training
4 Center
5 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
6 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.135, an Act of the 101st
7 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
8 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
9 17.535, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
10 Session
11 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522) .......................................................................$463,342
1 Section 17.505. To the Department of the National Guard
2 For capital improvements and maintenance and repair to a joint civilian
3 and military owned and operated airport located in a city with
4 more than seventy-one thousand but fewer than seventy-nine
5 thousand inhabitants
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6 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
7 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.395, an Act of the 101st
8 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
9 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
10 17.540, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
11 Session
12 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522) .......................................................................$963,075
1 Section 17.510. To the Office of Administration
2 For the Department of the National Guard
3 For design and construction of National Guard facilities statewide
4 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
5 provisions of House Bill 3019, Section 19.060, an Act of the 101st
6 General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently
7 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
8 17.545, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
9 Session
10 From Adjutant General-Federal Fund (1190) ............................................................$4,350,000
1 Section 17.515. To the Office of Administration
2 For the Department of the National Guard
3 For design, land acquisition, and construction of the Bellefontaine
4 Neighbors Readiness Center
5 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
6 provisions of House Bill 3019, Section 19.065, an Act of the 101st
7 General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently
8 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
9 17.550, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
10 Session
11 From Adjutant General-Federal Fund (1190) ..........................................................$22,137,451
12 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522) .............................................................. 7,481,004
13 Total .........................................................................................................................$29,618,455
1 Section 17.520. To the Office of Administration
2 For the Department of the National Guard
3 For design and construction at the Albany Readiness Center
4 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
5 provisions of House Bill 3019, Section 19.075, an Act of the 101st
6 General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently
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7 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
8 17.555, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
9 Session
10 From General Revenue Fund (1101) ............................................................................$927,569
1 Section 17.525. To the Office of Administration
2 For the Department of the National Guard
3 For design and construction of National Guard facilities statewide
4 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
5 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.205, an Act of the 102nd
6 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
7 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
8 17.560, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
9 Session
10 From Adjutant General-Federal Fund (1190) ..........................................................$30,000,000
1 Section 17.530. To the Office of Administration
2 For the Department of the National Guard
3 For design, land acquisition, and construction of the Bellefontaine
4 Neighbors Readiness Center
5 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
6 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.210, an Act of the 102nd
7 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
8 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
9 17.565, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
10 Session
11 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .........................................................................$4,999,091
12 From Adjutant General-Federal Fund (1190) ...................................................... 15,000,000
13 Total .........................................................................................................................$19,999,091
1 Section 17.535. To the Office of Administration
2 For the Department of the National Guard
3 For land acquisition, renovation, and repairs at Jefferson Barracks
4 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
5 provisions of House Bill 2019, Section 19.020, an Act of the
6 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session
7 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .........................................................................$5,190,525
8 For the design and construction of National Guard facilities statewide
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9 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
10 provisions of House Bill 2019, Section 19.020, an Act of the
11 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session
12 From Adjutant General-Federal Fund (1190) ............................................................30,000,000
13 For the renovation, construction, and upgrades to the Rosecrans Air
14 National Guard Base
15 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
16 provisions of House Bill 2019, Section 19.020, an Act of the
17 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session
18 From Adjutant General-Federal Fund (1190) ...................................................... 28,600,000
19 Total .........................................................................................................................$63,790,525
1 Section 17.540. To the Office of Administration
2 For the Department of Corrections
3 For planning, design, construction, renovation, and land acquisition for
4 a new community supervisory center in the southwest region of
5 Missouri
6 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
7 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.220, an Act of the 102nd
8 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
9 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
10 17.570, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
11 Session
12 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522) ..................................................................$10,185,393
1 Section 17.545. To the Office of Administration
2 For the Department of Corrections
3 For planning, design, construction, renovation, and upgrades of facilities
4 at the Fulton Reception and Diagnostic Center
5 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
6 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.225, an Act of the 102nd
7 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
8 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
9 17.575, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
10 Session
11 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522) ..................................................................$14,124,902
1 Section 17.550. To the Office of Administration
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2 For the Department of Mental Health
3 For the planning, design, and construction at the Southeast Missouri
4 Mental Health Center warehouse
5 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
6 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.140, an Act of the 101st
7 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
8 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
9 17.585, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
10 Session
11 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522) .......................................................................$286,762
1 Section 17.555. To the Office of Administration
2 For the Department of Mental Health
3 For the construction of a 200-bed mental health hospital in conjunction
4 with a non-state governmental acute care hospital operating
5 inpatient behavioral health beds in a state-owned facility
6 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
7 provisions of House Bill 10, Section 10.099, an Act of the 102nd
8 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
9 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
10 17.595, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
11 Session
12 From Federal Earnings Fund (1558)......................................................................$135,000,000
13 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522) ....................................................................86,840,425
14 From Department of Mental Health Federal Fund (1148)................................... 30,000,000
15 Total .......................................................................................................................$251,840,425
1 Section 17.560. To the Department of Mental Health
2 For the Division of Behavioral Health
3 For the purpose of providing funding to a certified community behavioral
4 health organization headquartered in any county with more than
5 two hundred sixty thousand but fewer than three hundred
6 thousand inhabitants to establish a sixteen-bed residential facility
7 for youth with severe behavioral health issues as part of a youth
8 resiliency campus in any city with more than one hundred sixty
9 thousand but fewer than two hundred thousand inhabitants
10 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
11 provisions of House Bill 10, Section 10.110, an Act of the 102nd
12 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
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13 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
14 17.600, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
15 Session
16 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .........................................................................$2,818,834
1 Section 17.565. To the Department of Mental Health
2 For an autism center headquartered in a county with more than one
3 million inhabitants, provided any grant awards disbursed from
4 this appropriation shall be matched on a 1:1 basis by the recipient
5 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
6 provisions of House Bill 10, Section 10.415, an Act of the 102nd
7 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
8 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
9 17.615, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
10 Session
11 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522) ....................................................................$1,500,000
1 Section 17.570. To the Department of Mental Health
2 For the planning, design and construction of an inpatient children’s acute
3 psychiatric hospital located at a residential treatment facility in a
4 county with more than one million inhabitants operated by a
5 non-profit entity that currently operates or is part of a health
6 system that operates acute/inpatient children’s psychiatric
7 hospitals and psychiatric residential treatment facilities with
8 extensive experience in trauma-informed care and adapting the
9 latest neuroscience to treatment, offering youth full medical,
10 psychiatric, clinical, and educational services, provided that local
11 matching funds must be provided on a 50/50 state/local basis
12 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
13 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.530, an Act of the 102nd
14 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
15 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
16 17.620, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
17 Session
18 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522) ....................................................................$6,352,148
1 Section 17.571. To the Department of Mental Health
2 For improvements to a residential supportive housing campus for a not
3 for-profit organization founded in 1969, located in any city with
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4 more than four hundred thousand inhabitants and located in more
5 than one county
6 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
7 provisions of House Bill 2010, Section 10.092, an Act of the
8 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session
9 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .........................................................................$1,500,000
1 Section 17.572. To the Department of Mental Health
2 For the planning, design, construction, expansion, and operation of a
3 behavioral health facility of a hospital founded in 1958 and
4 located in any city with more than four thousand four hundred
5 but fewer than four thousand nine hundred inhabitants and
6 located in a county with more than two hundred thirty thousand
7 but fewer than two hundred sixty thousand inhabitants
8 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
9 provisions of House Bill 2010, Section 10.093, an Act of the
10 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session
11 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .......................................................................$10,000,000
1 Section 17.573. To the Department of Mental Health
2 For the Division of Behavioral Health
3 For safety and security upgrades at the Southeast Missouri Mental Health
4 Center
5 Expense and Equipment
6 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
7 provisions of House Bill 2010, Section 10.315, an Act of the
8 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session
9 From Department of Mental Health Federal Fund (1148).........................................$2,465,931
1 Section 17.575. To the Office of Administration
2 For the Department of Social Services
3 For the planning, design, and construction at the W.E. Sears Youth
4 Center
5 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
6 provisions of House Bill 3019, Section 19.080, an Act of the 101st
7 General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently
8 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
9 17.625, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
10 Session
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11 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .........................................................................$1,076,174
1 Section 17.580. To the Office of Administration
2 For the Department of Social Services
3 For the planning, design, and construction at the Camp Avery Park
4 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
5 provisions of House Bill 3019, Section 19.085, an Act of the 101st
6 General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently
7 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
8 17.630, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
9 Session
10 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .........................................................................$1,806,512
1 Section 17.585. To the Office of Administration
2 For the Department of Social Services
3 For planning, design, construction, renovation, and land acquisition for
4 a new youth center in the St. Louis region
5 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
6 provisions of House Bill 19, Section 19.230, an Act of the 102nd
7 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
8 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 2017, Section
9 17.650, an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular
10 Session
11 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .........................................................................$7,226,945
1 Section 17.590. To the Department of Social Services
2 For the Family Support Division
3 For a youth enrichment center in any county with more than nineteen
4 thousand but fewer than twenty-two thousand inhabitants and
5 with a county seat with more than six thousand but fewer than
6 eight thousand five hundred inhabitants
7 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
8 provisions of House Bill 2011, Section 11.158, an Act of the
9 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session
10 From General Revenue Fund (1101) ............................................................................$750,000
1 Section 17.595. To the Department of Social Services
2 For the Family Support Division
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3 For a community development organization dedicated to individual and
4 family well-being through social services, behavioral health
5 counseling and the arts in a city with more than four hundred
6 thousand inhabitants and located in more than one county in order
7 to build a stronger city by working toward creating a community
8 for individuals and families to be healthy, safe and able to thrive
9 through embracing inclusion, cultivating growth and inspiring
10 hope
11 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
12 provisions of House Bill 2011, Section 11.160, an Act of the
13 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session
14 From General Revenue Fund (1101) ............................................................................$500,000
1 Section 17.600. To the Department of Social Services
2 For the Family Support Division
3 For a not-for-profit in a county with more than two hundred thirty
4 thousand but fewer than two hundred sixty thousand inhabitants
5 serving individuals with intellectual and developmental
6 disabilities to redevelop the organization’s living facilities to
7 increase capacity, improve accessibility, and integrate on-site
8 support services
9 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
10 provisions of House Bill 2011, Section 11.171, an Act of the
11 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session
12 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .........................................................................$5,000,000
1 Section 17.605. To the Department of Social Services
2 For the Family Support Division
3 For safety renovations and general operating expenses to a nonprofit
4 organization established in 1911 that enhances independence,
5 empowers individuals, and enriches the lives of people who are
6 visually impaired or blind located in a city not within a county
7 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
8 provisions of House Bill 2011, Section 11.191, an Act of the
9 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session
10 From General Revenue Fund (1101) ............................................................................$654,273
1 Section 17.610. To the Department of Social Services
2 For the Family Support Division
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3 For programming and capital improvements for a nonprofit organization
4 that is headquartered in a city with more than four hundred
5 thousand inhabitants and located in more than one county that
6 provides rehabilitation, career training, employment services,
7 education, and advocacy for individuals experiencing vision loss
8 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
9 provisions of House Bill 2011, Section 11.192, an Act of the
10 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session
11 From General Revenue Fund (1101) ............................................................................$500,000
1 Section 17.615. To the Department of Social Services
2 For the Family Support Division
3 For a nonprofit organization in a city with more than four hundred
4 thousand inhabitants and located in more than one county that
5 provides a cognitive behavior modification based program that
6 allows its students to master in the creative arts of their choice
7 and take part in paid internships to become market value assets
8 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
9 provisions of House Bill 2011, Section 11.235, an Act of the
10 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session
11 From General Revenue Fund (1101) ............................................................................$100,000
12 For a nonprofit organization in a city with more than four hundred
13 thousand inhabitants and located in more than one county that
14 operates a center that provides educational and health services,
15 and hands-on training in fine arts and digital literacy for
16 underserved urban youth
17 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
18 provisions of House Bill 2011, Section 11.235, an Act of the
19 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session
20 From General Revenue Fund (1101) ...........................................................................1,000,000
21 For a nonprofit organization serving youth for over twenty years that
22 enables young people to reach their full potential as productive,
23 caring, responsible citizens by providing a club experience,
24 including after school and summer programs that assures success
25 located in any city with more than sixteen thousand but fewer
26 than eighteen thousand inhabitants and that is the county seat of
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27 a county with more than forty thousand but fewer than fifty
28 thousand inhabitants
29 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
30 provisions of House Bill 2011, Section 11.235, an Act of the
31 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session
32 From General Revenue Fund (1101) ................................................................... 2,000,000
33 Total ...........................................................................................................................$3,100,000
1 Section 17.620. To the Department of Social Services
2 For the Family Support Division
3 For building renovations for a not-for-profit organization in any city with
4 more than fourteen thousand but fewer than sixteen thousand
5 inhabitants and that is the county seat of a county with more than
6 thirty-five thousand but fewer than forty thousand inhabitants
7 that provides a teen resource drop-in center for area homeless,
8 runaway, and at-risk youth, ages 13-20, offering social and
9 academic programs and services without judgement
10 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
11 provisions of House Bill 2011, Section 11.248, an Act of the
12 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session
13 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .........................................................................$1,000,000
1 Section 17.625. To the Department of Social Services
2 For the Family Support Division
3 For a not-for-profit community organization founded in 1976 and located
4 in city with more than four hundred thousand inhabitants and
5 located in more than one county to purchase a building for their
6 core operations and make any necessary renovations
7 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
8 provisions of House Bill 2011, Section 11.249, an Act of the
9 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session
10 From General Revenue Fund (1101) ............................................................................$500,000
1 Section 17.630. To the Department of Social Services
2 For the MO HealthNet Division
3 For a not-for-profit hospital that is part of a not-for-profit healthcare
4 system based in any city with more than sixteen thousand but
5 fewer than eighteen thousand inhabitants and located in more
6 than one county, provided that funds are to be used for the
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7 planning, design, construction, and equipment of a radiation
8 oncology center to be located in any county with more than
9 twenty-five thousand but fewer than thirty thousand inhabitants
10 and with a county seat with more than fourteen thousand but
11 fewer than twenty thousand inhabitants
12 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
13 provisions of House Bill 2011, Section 11.771, an Act of the
14 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session
15 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .......................................................................$15,000,000
16 For the construction of an integrated acute medical and behavioral health
17 care inpatient unit, acute mental health crisis center, and partial
18 hospitalization program in a city with more than four hundred
19 thousand inhabitants and located in more than one county
20 operated by a non-profit pediatric hospital with extensive
21 experience in acute care and pediatric research
22 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
23 provisions of House Bill 2011, Section 11.771, an Act of the
24 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session
25 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .........................................................................25,000,000
26 For a regional medical center in any city with more than eight thousand
27 but fewer than nine thousand inhabitants and partially located in
28 a county with more than nineteen thousand but fewer than
29 twenty-two thousand inhabitants to purchase capital equipment
30 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
31 provisions of House Bill 2011, Section 11.771, an Act of the
32 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session
33 From General Revenue Fund (1101) ...........................................................................1,761,000
34 For a computed tomography scanner used to provide assistance in cancer
35 and other critical event diagnosis, for a hospital located in any
36 city with more than nine thousand but fewer than ten thousand
37 inhabitants and that is the county seat of a county with more than
38 nineteen thousand but fewer than twenty-two thousand
39 inhabitants
40 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
41 provisions of House Bill 2011, Section 11.771, an Act of the
42 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session
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43 From General Revenue Fund (1101) ..............................................................................425,000
44 For a MRI machine, for a hospital located in any city with more than two
45 thousand four hundred but fewer than two thousand seven
46 hundred inhabitants and located in a county with more than
47 thirty-five thousand but fewer than forty thousand inhabitants and
48 with a county seat with more than ten thousand but fewer than
49 fourteen thousand inhabitants
50 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
51 provisions of House Bill 2011, Section 11.771, an Act of the
52 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session
53 From General Revenue Fund (1101) ...........................................................................1,500,000
54 For a nonprofit healthcare foundation in any county with more than
55 twenty-five thousand but fewer than thirty thousand inhabitants
56 and with a county seat with more than eight thousand but fewer
57 than twelve thousand inhabitants for the construction of a hospital
58 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
59 provisions of House Bill 2011, Section 11.771, an Act of the
60 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session
61 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522) .............................................................. 5,000,000
62 Total .........................................................................................................................$48,686,000
1 Section 17.635. To the Department of Social Services
2 For demolition, planning, design, construction, equipment, and/or
3 renovation needs for an emergency room at a hospital located in
4 county with more than forty thousand but fewer than fifty
5 thousand inhabitants and with a county seat with more than
6 eighteen thousand but fewer than twenty-one thousand
7 inhabitants
8 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
9 provisions of House Bill 2011, Section 11.773, an Act of the
10 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session
11 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .........................................................................$5,000,000
1 Section 17.701. To the Department of Transportation
2 For all expenditures associated with the planning, designing,
3 constructing, reconstructing, rehabilitating and repairing three
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4 lanes in each direction on I-70 to be funded from state road bond
5 proceeds
6 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
7 provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.428, an Act of the 102nd
8 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
9 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.425,
10 an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session
11 From State Road Fund I-70 Project Bond Proceeds Fund (1323) ......................$1,400,000,000
1 Section 17.702. To the Department of Transportation
2 For all expenditures associated with the planning, designing,
3 constructing, reconstructing, rehabilitating and repairing three
4 lanes in each direction on I-70 pursuant to a financing agreement
5 between the Commission and the Office of Administration
6 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
7 provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.429, an Act of the 102nd
8 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
9 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.430,
10 an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session
11 From State Road Fund I-70 Project Fund (1324) ...............................................$1,400,000,000
1 Section 17.703. To the Department of Transportation
2 For all expenditures associated with the planning, designing,
3 constructing, reconstructing, rehabilitating and repairing on I-44
4 from Missouri Route T to Missouri Route 68, from US Route 160
5 to Missouri Route 125, and from I-49 to Missouri Route 249 and
6 rebuild pavement and improve the I-44/Route 13 interchange and
7 the I-44/I-49 interchange and other I-44 Tier 2 and Tier 3 projects
8 listed on the Unfunded Needs List, to be funded from state road
9 bond proceeds
10 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
11 provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.433, an Act of the 102nd
12 General Assembly, Second Regular Session
13 From State Road Fund I-44 Improvement Bond Proceeds Fund (1337) ...............$363,750,000
1 Section 17.704. To the Department of Transportation
2 For all expenditures associated with the planning, designing,
3 constructing, reconstructing, rehabilitating and repairing on I-44
4 from Missouri Route T to Missouri Route 68, from US Route 160
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5 to Missouri Route 125, and from I-49 to Missouri Route 249 and
6 rebuild pavement and improve the I-44/Route 13 interchange and
7 the I-44/I-49 interchange and other I-44 Tier 2 and Tier 3 projects
8 listed on the Unfunded Needs List pursuant to a financing
9 agreement between the Commission and the Office of
10 Administration
11 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
12 provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.434, an Act of the 102nd
13 General Assembly, Second Regular Session
14 From State Road Fund I-44 Improvement Fund (1338) ........................................$363,750,000
1 Section 17.706. To the Department of Transportation
2 For a transportation cost-share program with local communities,
3 provided that these funds shall not supplant, and shall only
4 supplement, the current planned allocation of road and bridge
5 expenditures under the most recently adopted state transportation
6 and improvement plan, including all amendments thereto, as of
7 the date of passage of this bill by the General Assembly, and
8 provided that the Department of Transportation and the
9 Department of Economic Development work cooperatively to
10 select projects with the greatest economic benefit to the State
11 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
12 provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.445, an Act of the 101st
13 General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently
14 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.450,
15 an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session
16 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522) ..................................................................$64,653,670
1 Section 17.707. To the Department of Transportation
2 For an environmental impact study related to improvements to the
3 Interstate 44 corridor
4 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
5 provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.446, an Act of the 102nd
6 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
7 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.455,
8 an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session
9 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .......................................................................$19,702,749
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1 Section 17.708. To the Department of Transportation
2 For distribution to a county with more than two hundred thousand but
3 fewer than two hundred thirty thousand inhabitants, for the
4 planning, design, and construction of a bridge and improvements
5 to the two roads connected by said bridge, as well as other
6 intersection improvements related to an economic development
7 project, provided that no local matching funds shall be required
8 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
9 provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.447, an Act of the 102nd
10 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
11 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.455,
12 an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session
13 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .......................................................................$11,716,661
1 Section 17.711. To the Department of Transportation
2 For an engineering study and work on Highway BB bridge over Interstate
3 35 in a city with more than eight thousand but fewer than nine
4 thousand inhabitants and partially located in a county with more
5 than nineteen thousand but fewer than twenty-two thousand
6 inhabitants and improving the exit and entrance ramps for said
7 intersection and route BB east of said intersection
8 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
9 provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.455, an Act of the 102nd
10 General Assembly, Second Regular Session
11 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .........................................................................$1,000,000
1 Section 17.712. To the Department of Transportation
2 For the planning, design, right of way acquisition, utility improvements
3 and relocation, upgrades and construction of U.S. Highway 67 in
4 any county with more than forty thousand but fewer than fifty
5 thousand inhabitants and with a county seat with more than
6 fourteen thousand but fewer than eighteen thousand inhabitants
7 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
8 provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.456, an Act of the 102nd
9 General Assembly, Second Regular Session
10 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .......................................................................$60,000,000
11 From State Road Fund (1320).............................................................................. 90,000,000
12 Total .......................................................................................................................$150,000,000
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1 Section 17.713. To the Department of Transportation
2 For the maintenance, repair and upgrades to LeCompte Road, located in
3 any city with more than one hundred sixty thousand but fewer
4 than two hundred thousand inhabitants, provided that no local
5 match be required
6 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
7 provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.456, an Act of the 102nd
8 General Assembly, Second Regular Session
9 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522) ....................................................................$3,400,000
1 Section 17.714. To the Department of Transportation
2 For the planning, designing and constructing of an interchange and outer
3 services road improvements in the Interstate 70 corridor in any
4 county with more than thirty-five thousand but fewer than forty
5 thousand inhabitants and with a county seat with more than eight
6 thousand but fewer than ten thousand inhabitants
7 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
8 provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.456, an Act of the 102nd
9 General Assembly, Second Regular Session
10 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522) ..................................................................$40,000,000
1 Section 17.716. To the Department of Transportation
2 For the planning, design, and construction of an intersection and road
3 improvements on US Highway 65 and Missouri Route B in any
4 county with more than forty-two thousand but fewer than forty-
5 four thousand inhabitants and with a county seat with more than
6 twenty thousand but fewer than twenty-two thousand inhabitants
7 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
8 provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.456, an Act of the 102nd
9 General Assembly, Second Regular Session
10 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .........................................................................$4,700,000
1 Section 17.717. To the Department of Transportation
2 For the planning, design, and construction of an interchange and road
3 improvements on I-49 and US Highway 58 in any county with
4 more than one hundred five thousand but fewer than one hundred
5 ten thousand inhabitants and with a county seat with more than
6 ten thousand but fewer than twelve thousand inhabitants
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7 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
8 provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.456, an Act of the 102nd
9 General Assembly, Second Regular Session
10 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .......................................................................$20,000,000
1 Section 17.718. To the Department of Transportation
2 For the planning, designing, construction and improvements of U.S.
3 Highway 63 in any city with more than one hundred twenty-five
4 thousand but fewer than one hundred sixty thousand inhabitants
5 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
6 provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.456, an Act of the 102nd
7 General Assembly, Second Regular Session
8 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .........................................................................$4,200,000
1 Section 17.719. To the Department of Transportation
2 For planning, designing, acquisition, and construction of additional
3 passing lanes on U.S. Highway 65 between any city with more
4 than three thousand but fewer than three thousand four hundred
5 inhabitants and located in a county with more than fifteen
6 thousand seven hundred but fewer than seventeen thousand six
7 hundred inhabitants and with a county seat with more than three
8 thousand but fewer than three thousand six hundred inhabitants
9 and any city with more than two thousand one hundred fifty but
10 fewer than two thousand four hundred inhabitants and located in
11 a county with more than nineteen thousand but fewer than
12 twenty-two thousand inhabitants and with a county seat with
13 more than one thousand but fewer than two thousand two
14 hundred twenty inhabitants
15 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
16 provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.456, an Act of the 102nd
17 General Assembly, Second Regular Session
18 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522) ..................................................................$38,000,000
1 Section 17.721. To the Department of Transportation
2 For the Maintenance Program
3 For the maintenance and repair of low-volume routes
4 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
5 provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.460, an Act of the 102nd
6 General Assembly, Second Regular Session
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7 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .....................................................................$100,000,000
1 Section 17.722. To the Department of Transportation
2 For the Transit Program
3 For a non-profit organization founded in 1982 - and located in a county
4 with more than one hundred thousand but fewer than one hundred
5 twenty thousand inhabitants and with a county seat with more
6 than four thousand but fewer than six thousand inhabitants – that
7 serves seniors ages 60 and over for the development and
8 implementation of an integrated transit planning system and
9 services for seniors, veterans, and the disabled in a county with
10 more than one hundred thousand but fewer than one hundred
11 twenty thousand inhabitants and with a county seat with more
12 than four thousand but fewer than six thousand inhabitants, a
13 county with more than two hundred thirty thousand but fewer
14 than two hundred sixty thousand inhabitants, and a city with more
15 than forty thousand but fewer than fifty thousand that serves as
16 the county seat in a county with more than seventy thousand and
17 fewer than eighty thousand inhabitants, based on the
18 recommendations of Missouri Statewide Transit Assessment that
19 can serve as a foundational model for a statewide planning
20 system that analyzes and optimizes service delivery
21 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
22 provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.511, an Act of the 102nd
23 General Assembly, Second Regular Session
24 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522) ....................................................................$3,000,000
1 Section 17.723. To the Department of Transportation
2 For protection of the public against hazards existing at railroad crossings
3 pursuant to Chapter 389, RSMo
4 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
5 provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.540, an Act of the 102nd
6 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
7 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.530,
8 an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session
9 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .......................................................................$25,000,000
1 Section 17.724. To the Department of Transportation
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2 For a city with more than six thousand three hundred but fewer than
3 seven thousand inhabitants and located in a county with more
4 than two hundred thousand but fewer than two hundred thirty
5 thousand inhabitants for an additional two trains to stop at a train
6 station per day, provided that local matching funds must be
7 provided on a 50/50 state/local basis
8 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
9 provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.531, an Act of the 102nd
10 General Assembly, Second Regular Session
11 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .........................................................................$1,000,000
1 Section 17.726. To the Department of Transportation
2 For construction, capital improvements, or planning of a joint-use
3 military and civilian airport located in a county with more than
4 eighty thousand but fewer than one hundred thousand inhabitants
5 and with a county seat with more than seventy thousand but fewer
6 than eighty thousand inhabitants, including land acquisition,
7 pursuant to the provisions of the State Block Grant Program
8 administered through the Federal Airport Improvement Program
9 and the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act
10 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
11 provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.535, an Act of the 102nd
12 General Assembly, Second Regular Session
13 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .......................................................................$10,200,000
1 Section 17.727. To the Department of Transportation
2 For the planning, design, and improvements of an airport in a city with
3 more than thirty-six thousand five hundred but fewer than forty
4 thousand inhabitants, provided that no local matching funds shall
5 be required
6 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
7 provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.535, an Act of the 102nd
8 General Assembly, Second Regular Session
9 From General Revenue Fund (1101) ............................................................................$350,000
1 Section 17.728. To the Department of Transportation
2 For the construction of a commercial terminal facility at a joint-use
3 military and civilian airport located in a county with more than
4 fifty thousand but fewer than sixty thousand inhabitants and with
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5 a county seat with more than four thousand but fewer than seven
6 thousand inhabitants
7 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
8 provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.505, an Act of the 99th
9 General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently
10 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.535,
11 an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session
12 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .........................................................................$2,327,044
1 Section 17.729. To the Department of Transportation
2 For the planning, design, and construction of an aircraft maintenance
3 facility at a joint-use military and civilian airport located in a
4 county with more than eighty thousand but fewer than one
5 hundred thousand inhabitants and with a county seat with more
6 than seventy thousand but fewer than eighty thousand
7 inhabitants, provided that no local matching funds shall be
8 required
9 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
10 provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.535, an Act of the 102nd
11 General Assembly, Second Regular Session
12 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522) ....................................................................$7,500,000
1 Section 17.731. To the Department of Transportation
2 For the relocation of the fuel farm facility at joint-use military and
3 civilian airport located in a county with more than eighty
4 thousand but fewer than one hundred thousand inhabitants and
5 with a county seat with more than seventy thousand but fewer
6 than eighty thousand inhabitants, provided that no local matching
7 funds shall be required
8 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
9 provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.535, an Act of the 102nd
10 General Assembly, Second Regular Session
11 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522) ....................................................................$2,000,000
1 Section 17.732. To the Department of Transportation
2 For the construction and improvements of an airport terminal in any
3 county with more than twenty-five thousand but fewer than thirty
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4 thousand inhabitants and with a county seat with more than
5 fourteen thousand but fewer than twenty thousand inhabitants
6 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
7 provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.535, an Act of the 102nd
8 General Assembly, Second Regular Session
9 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .........................................................................$1,300,000
1 Section 17.733. To the Department of Transportation
2 For construction, capital improvements, or planning of a municipal
3 airport located in a city with more than forty thousand but fewer
4 than fifty-one thousand inhabitants partially located in a county
5 with more than seventy thousand but fewer than eighty thousand
6 inhabitants, including land acquisition, pursuant to the provisions
7 of the State Block Grant Program administered through the
8 Federal Airport Improvement Program and the Infrastructure
9 Investment and Jobs Act
10 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
11 provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.550, an Act of the 102nd
12 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
13 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.540,
14 an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session
15 From Multimodal Operations Federal Fund (1126)...................................................$3,400,000
1 Section 17.734. To the Department of Transportation
2 For construction, capital improvements, or planning of a joint-use
3 military and civilian airport located in a county with more than
4 eighty thousand but fewer than one hundred thousand inhabitants
5 and with a county seat with more than seventy thousand but fewer
6 than eighty thousand inhabitants, including land acquisition,
7 pursuant to the provisions of the State Block Grant Program
8 administered through the Federal Airport Improvement Program
9 and the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act
10 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
11 provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.550, an Act of the 102nd
12 General Assembly, First Regular Session, and most recently
13 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.540,
14 an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session
15 From Multimodal Operations Federal Fund (1126)...................................................$8,800,000
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1 Section 17.736. To the Department of Transportation
2 For a grant to a port authority located in any county with more than two
3 hundred thousand but fewer than two hundred thirty thousand
4 inhabitants, for assistance in port planning, acquisition, or
5 construction within the port district
6 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
7 provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.555, an Act of the 101st
8 General Assembly, Second Regular Session, and most recently
9 authorized under the provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.550,
10 an Act of the 102nd General Assembly, Second Regular Session
11 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522) ....................................................................$6,700,000
1 Section 17.737. To the Department of Transportation
2 For repairs to a parking lot at a port located in city with more than three
3 thousand eight hundred but fewer than four thousand four
4 hundred inhabitants and located in a county with more than
5 thirty-five thousand but fewer than forty thousand inhabitants and
6 with a county seat with more than five hundred but fewer than
7 two thousand inhabitants
8 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
9 provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.551, an Act of the 102nd
10 General Assembly, Second Regular Session
11 From Budget Stabilization Fund (1522) .......................................................................$500,000
1 Section 17.738. To the Department of Transportation
2 For improvements to a port located in a county with more than fourteen
3 thousand but fewer than fifteen thousand seven hundred
4 inhabitants and with a county seat with more than five thousand
5 five hundred but fewer than eight thousand inhabitants, provided
6 that no local matching funds shall be required
7 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
8 provisions of House Bill 4, Section 4.551, an Act of the 102nd
9 General Assembly, Second Regular Session
10 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .........................................................................$4,000,000
1 Section 17.740. To the Office of Administration
2 For capital improvements to support the largest and most prestigious
3 single-sport event host city to a non-profit performing arts center
4 that delivers accessible live entertainment for all audiences,
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5 superior theatre arts education, impactful outreach programs and
6 events that utilize the venue, and helps sustain community
7 engagement programming that impacts nearly twenty-five
8 thousand locals each year and to a private non-profit organization
9 that connects all people to each other and the natural world to
10 promote understanding, appreciation and conservation, located in
11 any city with more than four hundred thousand inhabitants and
12 located in more than one county, provided that appropriations
13 shall be matched on a 50/50 basis by the recipient
14 Representing expenditures originally authorized under the
15 provisions of House Bill 5, Section 5.236 an Act of the 102nd
16 General Assembly, Second Regular Session
17 From General Revenue Fund (1101) .........................................................................$1,000,000
Bill Totals
General Revenue Fund...........................................................................................$633,470,378
Federal Funds...........................................................................................................796,913,572
Other Funds.......................................................................................................... 1,383,189,981
Total ....................................................................................................................$2,813,573,931
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