Illinois 2023-2024 Regular Session

Illinois House Bill HB2642 Compare Versions

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1	1	HB2642
2	2	A BILL FOR
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4	4	103RD GENERAL ASSEMBLY
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6	6	State of Illinois
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8	8	2023 and 2024
9	9	HB2642
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11	11	Introduced , by Rep. Jehan Gordon -Booth
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13	13	SYNOPSIS AS INTRODUCED:
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15	15	Makes appropriations for the ordinary and contingent
16	16	expenses of the Capital Development Board for the fiscal year
17	17	beginning July 1, 2023, as follows:
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19	19	Other State Funds $42,050,100
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22	22	OMB103 00063 DDS 45063 b
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27	27	HB2642 OMB103 00063 DDS 45063 b
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29	29	AN ACT concerning appropriations. 1
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31	31	Be it enacted by the People of the State of Illinois, represented 2
32	32	in the General Assembly: 3
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34	34	ARTICLE 1 4
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36	36	Section 1. The following named amounts, or so much thereof 5
37	37	as may be necessary, respectively, for the objects and purposes 6
38	38	hereinafter named, are appropriated to the Capital Development 7
39	39	Board: 8
40	40	GENERAL OFFICE 9
41	41	Payable from Capital Development Fund: 10
42	42	For Personal Services ............................. 7,750,000 11
43	43	For State Contributions to State 12
44	44	Employees' Retirement System ..................... 4,127,500 13
45	45	For State Contributions to 14
46	46	Social Security ................................ ...592,900 15
47	47	For Group Insurance ............................... 2,072,000 16
48	48	Total $14,542,400 17
49	49	Payable from Capital Development Board Revolving Fund: 18
50	50	For Personal Services ............................. 8,718,800 19
51	51	For State Contributions to State 20
52	52	Employees’ Retirement System ..................... 4,620,900 21
53	53	For State Contributions to 22 HB2642 -2- OMB103 00063 DDS 45063 b
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55	55	Social Security ................................ ....667,000 1
56	56	For Group Insurance ............................... 2,331,000 2
57	57	For Contractual Services .......................... 3,000,000 3
58	58	For Travel ................................ ..........150,000 4
59	59	For Commodities ................................ ......25,000 5
60	60	For Printing ................................ .........10,000 6
61	61	For Equipment ................................ ........10,000 7
62	62	For Electronic Data Processing ...................... 425,000 8
63	63	For Telecommunications Services ..................... 230,000 9
64	64	For Operation of Auto Equipment ...................... 20,000 10
65	65	For Job Related Outreach ............................ 200,000 11
66	66	For Facilities Conditions Assessments 12
67	67	and Analysis ................................ ....2,500,000 13
68	68	For Project Management Tracking ...................2,500,000 14
69	69	For Operational Expenses .......................... 1,000,000 15
70	70	Total $26,407,700 16
71	71	Payable from the School Infrastructure Fund: 17
72	72	For operational purposes relating to 18
73	73	the School Infrastructure Program ..................600,000 19
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75	75	Section 5. The sum of $500,000, or so much thereof as may 20
76	76	be necessary, is appropriated from the Energy Transition 21
77	77	Assistance Fund to the Capital Development Board for 22
78	78	operational expenses and administration of the Energy 23
79	79	Transition Act, including the creation and adoption of the 24 HB2642 -3- OMB103 00063 DDS 45063 b
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81	81	Illinois Stretch Energy Code. 1
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83	83	Section 99. Effective date. This Act takes effect July 1, 2
84	84	2023. 3