House Bill No. 2
ORIGINAL
TABLE OF CONTENTS
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT............................................7
01/107Division of Administration.....................................7
01/109Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority......................13
01/112Department of Military Affairs.................................14
01/124Louisiana Stadium and Exposition District........................14
DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS................................14
03/134Southwest Louisiana War Veterans Home........................15
03/135Northwest Louisiana War Veterans Home........................15
03/136Southeast Louisiana War Veterans Home.........................15
ELECTED OFFICIALS.................................................15
04/139Secretary of State............................................15
DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC DEVELOP MENT........................15
05/252Office of Business Development................................15
DEPARTMENT OF CULTURE, RECREATION AND TOURISM .............15
06/263Office of State Museum.......................................15
06/264Office of State Parks.........................................16
06/267Office of Tourism...........................................17
06/A20New Orleans City Park.......................................17
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AND DEVELOP MENT............17
07/270Administration..............................................17
07/274Public Improvements.........................................20
07/276Engineering and Operations...................................21
07/277Aviation Improvements.......................................22
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS ................22
08/402Louisiana State Penitentiary...................................22
08/403Office of Juvenile Justice.....................................22
08/416Rayburn Correctional Center...................................23
08/419Office of State Police.........................................23
LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH................................23
09/320Office of Aging and Adult Services.............................23
09/330Office of Behavioral Health....................................23
DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES .............................24
11/431Office of the Secretary........................................24
DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE..........................................24
12/440Office of Revenue...........................................24
DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE AND FISHERIES..........................24
16/513Office of Wildlife...........................................24
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION........................................25
19/600LSU Board of Supervisors.....................................25
19/601LSU Baton Rouge...........................................25
19/602LSU Alexandria.............................................26
19/603University of New Orleans....................................26
19/604NLSU Health Sciences Center - New Orleans.......................27
19/604SLSU Health Sciences Center - Shreveport.........................27
19/606LSU Shreveport.............................................27
Table of Contents • i 19/607LSU Agricultural Center......................................27
19/609Pennington Biomedical Research Center.........................28
19/610LSU Health Care Services Division.............................28
19/615Southern University Board of Supervisors........................28
19/616Southern University Baton Rouge...............................28
19/620University of Louisiana System Board of Supervisors...............29
19/621Nicholls State University......................................29
19/623Grambling State University....................................29
19/625Louisiana Tech University.....................................29
19/627Mcneese State University.....................................29
19/631Northwestern State University..................................30
19/640University of Louisiana - Lafayette..............................30
19/649Louisiana Community and Technical College System...............30
19/655Louisiana Special Education Center.............................30
19/657Louisiana School for Math, Science and the Arts...................31
19/671Board of Regents............................................31
JUDICIAL EXPENSES..................................................31
23/949Louisiana Judiciary..........................................31
LEVEE DISTRICTS AND PORTS........................................31
36/L13Pontchartrain Levee District...................................31
36/L16South Lafourche Levee District.................................32
36/L25Grand Isle Independent Levee District...........................32
36/P03Greater Baton Rouge Port Commission..........................32
36/P05West Calcasieu Port..........................................32
36/P10Greater Lafourche Port Commission.............................32
36/P17Port of New Orleans.........................................32
36/P21Port of South Louisiana.......................................33
36/P23Terrebonne Port Commission..................................33
36/P26Lake Charles Harbor and Terminal District.......................33
36/P41Jefferson Parish Economic Development and Port District...........33
36/P43Columbia Port Commission...................................34
MISCELLANEOUS NON-STATE ........................................34
50/J05Avoyelles Parish............................................34
50/J08Bossier Parish..............................................34
50/J10Calcasieu Parish.............................................34
50/J15Concordia Parish............................................34
50/J21Franklin Parish..............................................35
50/J22Grant Parish................................................35
50/J23Iberia Parish................................................35
50/J25Jackson Parish..............................................35
50/J26Jefferson Parish.............................................35
50/J27Jefferson Davis Parish........................................37
50/J28Lafayette Parish.............................................38
50/J29Lafourche Parish............................................38
50/J32Livingston Parish............................................38
50/J34Morehouse Parish...........................................38
50/J35Natchitoches Parish..........................................38
50/J37Ouachita Parish.............................................39
50/J38Plaquemines Parish..........................................39
50/J39Pointe Coupee Parish.........................................39
50/J43Sabine Parish...............................................39
50/J47St. James Parish.............................................40
50/J49St. Landry Parish............................................40
50/J50St. Martin Parish............................................40
50/J51St. Mary Parish.............................................40
50/J52St. Tammany Parish..........................................41
50/J55Terrebonne Parish...........................................41
50/J58Vernon Parish..............................................42
50/J62West Carroll Parish..........................................42
50/M05Alexandria.................................................42
50/M06Amite.....................................................42
Table of Contents • ii 50/M19Bastrop....................................................43
50/M32Broussard..................................................43
50/M39Carencro...................................................43
50/M43Cheneyville................................................43
50/M54Cotton Valley...............................................43
50/M60Delcambre.................................................43
50/M64Dequincy..................................................43
50/M65Deridder...................................................44
50/M70Doyline...................................................44
50/M74Duson.....................................................44
50/M80Erath......................................................44
50/M89Florien....................................................44
50/M94Franklin...................................................44
50/MA3Golden Meadow............................................45
50/MA6Grambling.................................................45
50/MB1Grand Isle..................................................45
50/MB5Gretna....................................................45
50/MB9Hammond.................................................45
50/MC6Henderson.................................................46
50/MD1Hornbeck..................................................46
50/ME2Jeanerette..................................................46
50/ME6Jonesville..................................................46
50/MF9Lake Charles...............................................46
50/MG3Leesville...................................................47
50/MG7Livingston.................................................47
50/MG9Lockport...................................................47
50/MH9Mangham..................................................47
50/MI1Mansfield..................................................47
50/MI4Maringouin................................................48
50/MJ5Minden....................................................48
50/MJ6Monroe....................................................48
50/MK2Morgan City................................................48
50/ML2New Llano.................................................48
50/ML3New Orleans...............................................48
50/ML4New Roads.................................................49
50/MM4Oil City...................................................49
50/MM5Olla......................................................49
50/MM9Patterson..................................................50
50/MN5Plain Dealing...............................................50
50/MO8Rayne.....................................................50
50/MO9Rayville...................................................50
50/MQ1Rosepine..................................................50
50/MQ3St. Francisville..............................................50
50/MQ8Scott......................................................51
50/MR1Shreveport.................................................51
50/MR2Sibley.....................................................51
50/MS4Springfield.................................................51
50/MS5Springhill..................................................51
50/MS9Sulphur....................................................51
50/MT3Tallulah...................................................52
50/MU2Vidalia....................................................52
50/MU6Vivian....................................................52
50/MV3Westlake..................................................52
50/MV4Westwego.................................................52
50/MW2Youngsville................................................53
50/MW3Zachary...................................................54
50/N02Tulane University...........................................54
50/N03The Audubon Nature Institute, Inc...............................54
50/N05New Orleans Exhibition Hall Authority..........................54
50/N12Louisiana Children's Museum..................................54
50/N13Chennault International Airport Authority........................54
50/N25Wyes TV New Orleans.......................................55
50/N33England Economic and Industrial Development District.............55
50/N34Odyssey House Louisiana, Inc..................................55
Table of Contents • iii 50/N74The National World War II Museum, Inc..........................55
50/NA2Lafayette Airport Commission.................................55
50/NBBThe Lighthouse for the Blind in New Orleans, Incorporated..........55
50/NC2Baton Rouge Recreation and Parks Commission...................56
50/NCJWaterworks District #14 of Ward #5, Calcasieu Parish..............56
50/NDNOpportunities Industrialization Center Incorporated of Ouachita.......56
50/NGALincoln Parish Fire Protection District #1.........................56
50/NGQThe Strand Theater of Shreveport Corporation.....................56
50/NJ9Dryades YMCA.............................................57
50/NJZGravity Drainage District #8 of Ward #1, Calcasieu Parish...........57
50/NMBWaterworks District #1 of Ward #1 of Calcasieu Parish..............57
50/NMDBelmont Waterworks, Inc......................................57
50/NMGLivingston Association for Retarded Children, Inc..................57
50/NMLCity of Gretna Police Department...............................57
50/NNLHungarian Settlement Historical Society, Inc.......................57
50/NNWBeauregard Parish Waterworks District #3........................58
50/NP3Bayou Lafourche Fresh Water District...........................58
50/NPDIberia Economic Development Authority.........................58
50/NQVBeauregard Waterworks District #6.............................58
50/NQWCalcasieu Waterworks District #10..............................58
50/NRONatchitoches Communications District...........................58
50/NSXMorehouse Parish Sheriff.....................................58
50/NTBCalcasieu Waterworks District 12 Ward 3........................59
50/NTKThe Union Lincoln Regional Water Supply Initiative................59
50/NUOHouston River Waterworks District 11...........................59
50/NUR9th Ward Field of Dreams.....................................59
50/NUVMonroe Downtown Economic Development District................59
50/NVWOur Lady of the Lake Children's Hospital.........................59
50/NWMNorth Delta Regional Planning and Economic Development
District, Inc.................................................59
50/NWRLouisiana Swamp Base, Inc....................................60
50/NWWThrive Foundation...........................................60
50/NXEOchsner Clinic Foundation....................................60
50/NZBLivingston Parish Airport District...............................60
50/S10Calcasieu Parish School Board.................................60
50/S18East Carroll Parish School Board...............................60
50/S63West Feliciana Parish School Board.............................60
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT...........................................61
01/124Louisiana Stadium and Exposition District........................61
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION........................................61
19/618Southern University - Shreveport...............................61
19/621Nicholls State University......................................62
19/625Louisiana Tech University.....................................62
LEVEE DISTRICTS AND PORTS........................................62
36/L35St. Mary Levee District.......................................62
MISCELLANEOUS NON-STATE ........................................62
50/J03Ascension Parish............................................62
50/J23Iberia Parish................................................62
50/J26Jefferson Parish.............................................62
50/J33Madison Parish.............................................62
50/J46St. Helena Parish............................................63
50/J55Terrebonne Parish...........................................63
50/M14Baker.....................................................63
50/M24Berwick...................................................63
50/M93Forest Hill.................................................63
50/MF2Kentwood..................................................63
50/MJ6Monroe....................................................63
50/ML3New Orleans...............................................64
50/MR1Shreveport.................................................64
50/MV7Winnfield..................................................64
Table of Contents • iv 50/MV8Winnsboro.................................................64
50/MW8Central....................................................64
50/N18Iberia Parish Airport Authority.................................64
50/N41Baton Rouge Metropolitan Airport..............................64
50/NA2Lafayette Airport Commission.................................64
50/NBMBlack River Lake Commission.................................65
50/NJ8North Louisiana Criminalistics Lab..............................65
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2018 Regular Session
HOUSE BILL NO. 2
BY REPRESENTATIVE ABRAMSON
CAPITAL OUTLAY: Provides for the comprehensive Capital Outlay budget
1 AN ACT
2To provide with respect to the capital outlay budget and the capital outlay program for state
3 government, state institutions, and other public entities; to provide for the designation
4 of projects and improvements; to provide for the financing thereof making
5 appropriations from certain sources; and to provide for related matters.
6Be it enacted by the Legislature of Louisiana:
7 Section 1. The following sums or so much thereof as may be necessary are hereby
8appropriated out of any monies in the state treasury from the sources specified, from federal
9funds and self-generated revenues belonging to the state of Louisiana and/or collected by
10boards, commissions, departments, and agencies thereof, all for making capital outlay and
11for the purposes and in the amounts specified herein for the Fiscal Year commencing July
121, 2018, and ending June 30, 2019, subject to the conditions thereafter provided:
13 A project with funding payable from General Obligation Bonds Priority 1 indicates that
14the funding for the project includes the reauthorization of funding which was previously
15granted as a line of credit by the State Bond Commission in Fiscal Year 2017-2018. As used
16in this Section, the term "general obligation bonds" means state general obligation bonds or
17other evidences of indebtedness payable from the Bond Security and Redemption Fund. The
18amount set forth in this Section opposite each project, or so much thereof as may be
19necessary, is hereby appropriated and payable from the source of funding indicated;
20provided, however, amounts appropriated and payable from federal funds may be
21encumbered or expended only to the extent such amounts shall have been committed or
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1received. Pursuant to the provisions of R.S. 39:82, funds for planning, acquisition,
2construction, and major repair projects appropriated by this Act may be retained until
3completion of the project, even if no bona fide liability exists on the last day of the fiscal
4year.
5 This Act shall constitute the comprehensive state capital outlay budget for the 2018-2019
6Fiscal Year. Projects set forth which are payable from the proceeds available from the sale
7of general obligation bonds shall have the priorities as indicated. The Request for Line of
8Credit form used by the attorney general and Bond Counsel in evaluating Louisiana
9Constitutional, Internal Revenue Code, and applicable income tax regulations shall be filed
10with the commissioner of administration, State Bond Commission, and state attorney
11general. No general obligation bonds shall be sold, nor cash lines of credit granted to fund
12any lower priority project prior to the sale of general obligation bonds or the granting of cash
13lines of credit to fund all higher priority projects (the "general rule"), except as hereinafter
14provided. This prohibition against funding a lower priority project shall not apply upon a
15showing of an impossibility or impracticality either to proceed with all unfunded higher
16priority projects or to proceed with the funding of such projects or any part thereof through
17the issuance of general obligation bonds for any reason. Such showing shall be stated in
18reasonable detail in a certificate or certificates signed by the state agency responsible for
19administering the funding, and filed with the commissioner of administration and the State
20Bond Commission (hereinafter referred to as "the Commission"). Upon a determination by
21the Commission that proceeding with such a project or the funding thereof through the
22issuance of general obligation bonds is impractical or impossible, the Commission may then
23proceed with the sale of general obligation bonds or the granting of cash lines of credit
24without regard to the priority of the unfunded projects determined to be impossible or
25impractical.
26 Upon recommendation by the state agency responsible for administering the funding, if
27it is determined at any time that proceeding with the project or with the funding thereof is
28no longer impossible or impractical, the State Bond Commission may rescind the certificate
29of impossibility or impracticality and may proceed with the project or with the issuance of
30general obligation bonds or the granting of cash lines of credit to fund the project.
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1Alternatively, the Interim Emergency Board (hereinafter referred to as "the Board"), upon
2reviewing certificates as described above and determining that proceeding with such project
3or the funding thereof through the issuance of general obligation bonds is impossible or
4impractical, may designate a lower priority for such project. The Board's determination and
5lower priority designation shall be submitted to the members of the legislature for their
6approval in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3-B of Subtitle I of Title 39 of the
7Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950. In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3-B of
8Subtitle I of Title 39 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, whenever at the written
9request of the appropriate legislators and agency, the Board determines that an adjustment
10to a project description originally set forth in such capital budget adopted by the legislature
11for a current fiscal year is necessary to correct a mistake in a project description, clarify a
12description, change the scope of a description, or make any other adjustment the Board
13deems necessary to implement the purpose of the project, such adjustment shall become
14effective only upon the approval by majority vote of the elected members of each house of
15the legislature in the manner provided for in Chapter 3-B of Subtitle I of Title 39 of the
16Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950.
17 If such approval is granted, notification by the chair or secretary of the Board of the
18results of the balloting shall be transmitted to the State Bond Commission, which may then
19proceed with the sale of general obligation bonds or the granting of cash lines of credit for
20each change approved upon request of the commissioner of administration in accordance
21with the general rule.
22 With respect to Priorities 1 through 5, a lower priority project may be moved to a higher
23priority only upon a showing of an emergency or other cause not reasonably anticipated by
24the legislature, which shall be stated in reasonable detail in a certificate signed by the head
25of the appropriate department, political subdivision, or agency and filed with the
26commissioner of administration and the Board. Upon a determination by the Board that such
27project should be moved to a higher priority because of an emergency or other cause not
28reasonably anticipated by the legislature, the Board shall designate a higher priority to the
29project. The matter then shall be submitted to and be subject to the same approval by the
30members of the legislature in the manner previously indicated in this Section. If such
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1approval is granted, notification by the chair or secretary of the board of the change of
2priority shall be transmitted to the State Bond Commission, which then upon request of the
3commissioner of administration, may proceed with the sale of general obligation bonds or
4the granting of cash lines of credit in accordance with the general rule. As to projects within
5a priority, the State Bond Commission acting on requests submitted by the commissioner of
6administration shall determine when such project, or phases thereof, shall be funded. In
7making such determination, the State Bond Commission shall consider the amount of
8proceeds of general obligation bonds to be made available in light of money and capital
9market conditions; the expenditure requirements of the project; the time required for
10architectural plans and drawings, public bidding, and site acquisition and preparation;
11availability of receipt of federal monies; litigation affecting the undertaking or completion
12of a project; federal tax laws and regulations regarding the sale of municipal bonds; and
13other items of a similar nature bearing upon the possibility or the necessity to commence a
14project or any particular phase thereof.
15 Any other provision of this Act to the contrary notwithstanding, projects described in
16Priority 5 of this Act shall not be moved to a higher priority except upon one of the
17following conditions: (1) Funding is necessary to complete or additionally fund a project
18located elsewhere in the Capital Outlay Act. Determination of such condition shall be made
19by the head of the appropriate department or agency by means of a certificate to that effect
20filed with the Interim Emergency Board, who shall, by mail ballot, request approval of such
21change and if approved by a majority of each house of the legislature it shall be funded, or
22(2) unless required by an emergency or other cause not reasonably anticipated by the
23legislature, to be in accordance with procedures set forth in this Section. However, the State
24Bond Commission may authorize a non-cash line of credit for any project in Priority 5 which
25represents that portion of construction contracts which were let during a previous fiscal year,
26or construction contracts which will be let during the current fiscal year, but which will not
27require cash expenditures during the year. Such non-cash lines of credit, when combined
28with previously sold bonds or with higher priority bonds or lines of credit, or with funds
29appropriated from other sources, will provide sufficient appropriated funds to award
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1equipment or construction contracts. Contracts shall not be awarded without approval of the
2division of administration.
3 Upon approval by the State Bond Commission, and subject to compliance with its
4policies and procedures and the procedures set forth herein, a line of credit providing for the
5use of funds in anticipation of the sale of general obligation bonds may be granted to the
6appropriate administering agency or department from the Comprehensive Capital Outlay
7Escrow Account, or if there is not a sufficient amount available in such account, from other
8available state cash in the state treasury, for capital improvement projects for which bond
9proceeds are appropriated by a current capital budget, prior to the actual issuance of bonds
10for such projects, unless the attorney general advises that an impediment exists to the valid
11issuance of the bonds on the date such line of credit is granted.
12 All bonds that are to be repaid, in whole or in part, by revenues generated by the project
13shall be designated as "Reimbursement Bonds". The State Bond Commission shall enter
14into such agreements as are necessary to provide that the agency or subdivision, whose
15project is reimbursable, shall pay the bond debt costs into the Bond Security and Redemption
16Fund. Such costs may be paid annually or at the end of the term of the bonds issued as
17determined by the State Bond Commission.
18 Priority 1 general obligation bond funding shall be limited to:
19 (1) Projects and amounts which were previously authorized by Act 4 of the 2017 Second
20Extraordinary Session of the Legislature; and which were granted cash lines of credit by the
21State Bond Commission. The bonds to fund these projects were not sold in Fiscal Year
222017-2018.
23 (2) The reauthorization of the portion of the outstanding Fiscal Year 2017-2018 Priority
245 Non-Cash Lines of Credit for projects which will require cash expenditures in Fiscal Year
252018-2019 and therefore must be converted to Cash Lines of Credit in Fiscal Year 2018-
262019.
27 (3) Commitments made in the Higher Education Desegregation Settlement Agreement.
28 Priority 2 general obligation bond projects are for the completion of plans and
29specifications, land acquisition, site preparation, or for construction which will begin during
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1the fiscal year. It is presently anticipated that the listed projects will require the sale of
2bonds or extension of lines of credit during the fiscal year after adoption of this Act.
3 Priority 3 general obligation bond projects are for the preparation of plans and
4specifications, land acquisition, site preparation, or for construction and shall be limited to
5funding for the portion of construction contracts which will not require cash expenditures
6during the fiscal year. The projects in this category shall be considered future year projects
7in the state's five-year capital outlay plan. It is presently anticipated that the listed projects
8will not require the sale of bonds or extension of lines of credit during the fiscal year.
9 Priority 4 general obligation bond projects are for the preparation of plans and
10specifications, land acquisition, site preparation, or for construction and shall be limited to
11funding for the portion of construction contracts which will not require cash expenditures
12during the fiscal year. The projects in this category shall be considered future year projects
13in the state's five-year capital outlay plan. It is presently anticipated that the listed projects
14will not require the sale of bonds or extension of lines of credit during the fiscal year.
15 Priority 5 general obligation bond funding shall be limited to funding for the portion of
16construction contracts which will not require cash expenditures during the fiscal year. These
17funds, when combined with previously sold bonds or with higher priority bonds on lines of
18credit, or with funds appropriated from other sources, will provide sufficient appropriated
19funds to award contracts. Non-cash lines of credit shall be required prior to the award of
20these contracts.
21 In accordance with the cash management plan adopted pursuant to R.S. 48:251(D) and
22the provisions of Act 161 of the 1998 First Extraordinary Session, the Department of
23Transportation and Development is authorized to enter into contracts or agreements for
24projects approved pursuant to the Highway Priority Program, Airport Construction and
25Development Priority Program, Port Construction and Development Priority Program, and
26Statewide Flood Control Program for projects bid and awarded, authorized, or commenced
27during the fiscal year which do not require cash expenditures for the full contract or
28agreement amount.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT1
01/107DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATION2
3(1191)Outstanding Percent for Arts Projects
4 (Statewide)
5 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
6 Priority 5 $ 7,500,000
7(1194)State Office Buildings Major Repairs, Equipment
8 Replacement, and Renovations, Planning and
9 Construction
10 (Statewide)
11 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
12 Priority 1 $ 1,402,300
13(1206)Major Repairs for State Buildings to Address Deferred
14 Maintenance Backlog and Infrastructure, Planning and
15 Construction
16 (Statewide)
17 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
18 Priority 2 $20,000,000
19 Payable from the balance of General Obligation Bond proceeds
20 previously allocated under the authority of Act 16 of 2016 for
21 Division of Administration, DPS and ISB Data Centers,
22 Planning, Construction and Renovations (East Baton Rouge);
23 and Act 16 of 2016 for Department of Veterans Affairs,
24 Northeast Louisiana State Cemetery, Planning and Construction
25 (Richland); and Act 26 of 2015 for Secretary of State, Old State
26 Capitol Environmental Control Systems, Planning and
27 Construction (East Baton Rouge); and Act 16 of 2016 for
28 Office of State Parks, Fort Pike State Historic Site, Planning
29 and Construction (Orleans); and Act 26 of 2015 for New
30 Orleans City Park, New Tennis Center Improvements, Planning
31 and Construction (Orleans); and Act 16 of 2016 for Allen
32 Correctional Center, Sanitation Code Violations, Repair and
33 Upgrade (Allen); and Act 16 of 2016 for Dixon Correctional
34 Institute, Sanitation Code Violations, Planning and
35 Construction (East Feliciana); and Act 16 of 2016 for David
36 Wade Correctional Center, Fire Alarm System Renovations,
37 Planning and Construction (Claiborne); and Act 16 of 2016 for
38 Office of Aging and Adult Services, Replace HVAC Systems
39 in Three Patient Buildings, Planning and Construction (East
40 Feliciana); and Act 16 of 2016 for Office of Behavioral Health,
41 Roof Replacement - Tyler Mental Health Center, Planning and
42 Construction (Lafayette); and Act 16 of 2016 for Office for
43 Citizens with Developmental Disabilities, Replace Rooftop Air
44 Conditioning Units on Residential Homes, Planning and
45 Construction (Tangipahoa); and Act 16 of 2016 for Hammond
46 Developmental Center, Replace Cooling Tower, Planning and
47 Construction (Tangipahoa); and Act 23 of 2012 for Pinecrest
48 Supports and Services Center, Emergency Generators for
49 Homes and Medical Complex (Rapides); and Act 22 of 2011
50 for LSU Baton Rouge, Band Hall, Planning and Construction
51 (East Baton Rouge); and Act 23 of 2012 for LSU Baton Rouge,
52 French House Roof Replacement and Exterior Waterproofing,
53 Planning and Construction (East Baton Rouge); and Act 16 of
54 2016 for LSU Health Sciences Center - Shreveport, High
55 Voltage Electrical Distribution System Upgrade, Planning and
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1 Construction (Caddo); and Act 4 of 2017 for LSU Health
2 Sciences Center - Shreveport, High Voltage Electrical
3 Distribution System Upgrade, Planning and Construction
4 (Caddo); and Act 24 of 2013 for LSU Health Sciences Center
5 Health Care Services Division, Land Acquisition and Parking
6 Adjacent to N. Baton Rouge Clinic, Planning and Construction
7 (East Baton Rouge); and Act 26 of 2015 for LSU Health
8 Sciences Center Health Care Services Division, Land
9 Acquisition and Parking Adjacent to N. Baton Rouge Clinic,
10 Planning and Construction (East Baton Rouge); and Act 16 of
11 2016 for LSU Health Care Services Division, Air Handler
12 Replacement, Planning and Construction (Lafayette); and Act
13 26 of 2015 for Nicholls State University, Building Renovation,
14 Planning and Construction (Lafourche); and Act 26 of 2015 for
15 University of Louisiana - Monroe, Stubbs Hall Reroofing,
16 Planning and Construction (Ouachita); and Act 16 of 2016 for
17 University of Louisiana - Monroe, Stubbs Hall Reroofing,
18 Planning and Construction (Ouachita); and Act 23 of 2012 for
19 Northwestern State University, East Caspari Hall Renovation
20 and West Caspari Hall Replacement for Student Services
21 (Natchitoches); and Act 16 of 2016 for Northwestern State
22 University, Parking Lot Repairs, Planning and Construction
23 (Natchitoches); and Act 23 of 2012 for University of Louisiana
24 - Lafayette, Burke Hawthorne Hall Renovation and Expansion,
25 Planning and Construction (Lafayette); and Act 22 of 2011 for
26 University of Louisiana - Lafayette, Girard Hall Renovation
27 (Lafayette); and Act 16 of 2016 for Bossier Community
28 College, Parking Lot, Planning and Construction (Bossier); and
29 Act 26 of 2015 for L.E. Fletcher Technical Community
30 College, Diesel Marine, Welding and Transportation Building
31 for Fletcher Technical Community College
32 (Terrebonne) $ 572,401
33
34 Payable from the balance of State General Fund (Direct)
35 Revenues previously allocated under the authority of Act 20 of
36 2009 for Secretary of State, Chennault Aviation and Military
37 Museum Hanger Building and Equipment, Planning and
38 Construction (Ouachita); and Act 670 of 2001 for Department
39 of Economic Development- Secretary, Fabrication Facility And
40 Site Improvements For Madison Parish (Madison); and Act 511
41 of 2008 for LSU Health Science Center Shreveport, Emergency
42 Care Center Expansion and Renovation, Planning and
43 Construction (Caddo); and Act 479 of 1997 for Louisiana State
44 University Health Science Center Shreveport, Fire Alarm
45 Replacement and Life Safety Modifications, Hospital and
46 Medical School, Planning and Construction (Caddo); and Act
47 23 of 2012 for LSU Eunice, Hundley Hall Chiller Replacement,
48 Planning and Construction (Acadia); and Act 138 of 2005 for
49 Board of Regents, Library, Instructional and Scientific
50 Equipment Acquisitions including Acquisitions for the
51 Louisiana Optical Network Initiative (LONI) (Statewide)$ 219,493
52 Payable from the balance of State General Fund Non-Recurring
53 Revenues previously allocated under the authority of Act 20 of
54 2009 for University of Louisiana - Lafayette, Girard Hall
55 Renovation (Lafayette) $ 1,886
56 Payable from the balance of Interest Earnings previously
57 allocated under the authority of Act 56 of 2014 for Division of
58 Administration, DPS and ISB Data Centers, Planning,
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HB NO. 2
1 Construction and Renovations (East Baton Rouge); and Act 53
2 of 2011 for Department of Veterans Affairs, Southeast
3 Louisiana State Cemetery, Planning and Construction (St.
4 Tammany); and the Joint Legislative Committee on the Budget
5 in of 2006 for Secretary of State, Old State Capitol
6 Renovations, Planning and Construction (East Baton Rouge);
7 and the Joint Legislative Committee on the Budget in of 2013
8 for Secretary of State, Germantown Colony Museum
9 (Webster); and Act 446 of 2003 for Office of State Parks,
10 Fontainebleau State Park, Land Acquisition, Planning And
11 Construction (St. Tammany); and the Joint Legislative
12 Committee on the Budget in of 2002 for Louisiana State
13 University Health Science Center Shreveport, Fire Alarm
14 Replacement and Life Safety Modifications, Hospital and
15 Medical School, Planning and Construction (Caddo); and the
16 Joint Legislative Committee on the Budget in of 2013 for
17 Nicholls State University, Culinary Arts Instruction Building,
18 Planning and Construction (Lafourche); and the Joint
19 Legislative Committee on the Budget in of 2007 for Grambling
20 State University, Drew Hall Demolition and Replacement,
21 Planning and Construction (Supplemental) (Lincoln); and the
22 Joint Legislative Committee on the Budget in of 2008 for
23 Grambling State University, Drew Hall Demolition and
24 Replacement, Planning and Construction (Supplemental)
25 (Lincoln); and Act 54 of 2012 for Grambling State University,
26 Drew Hall Demolition and Replacement, Planning and
27 Construction (Lincoln); and the Joint Legislative Committee on
28 the Budget in of 2003 for Northwestern State University,
29 Morrison Hall and Family and Consumer Science Buildings,
30 Renovation, Planning and Construction, Furniture and
31 Equipment (Natchitoches); and the Joint Legislative Committee
32 on the Budget in of 2006 for Southeastern Louisiana
33 University, Classroom Building Renovations, Planning,
34 Construction and Equipment (Tangipahoa); and the Joint
35 Legislative Committee on the Budget in of 2013 for Louisiana
36 Community and Technical College System, Winnsboro
37 Campus of Delta Community College, Acquisition, Planning,
38 and Construction (Franklin); and Act 55 of 2013 for New
39 Orleans Center for the Creative Arts, Press Street Studios,
40 Furniture/Fixtures/Equipment, Planning and Construction
41 (Orleans) $ 674,960
42 Total $21,468,740
43(1209)Repair, Restoration and Replacement for Hurricanes
44 Katrina, Rita, Gustav and Ike, Planning, Construction,
45 Renovation, and Acquisition
46 (Statewide)
47 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
48 Priority 1 $100,024,800
49(1210)Outpatient Clinics in Rapides Parish, Planning and
50 Construction
51 (Rapides)
52 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
53 Priority 1 $ 6,923,700
54 Priority 5 $ 121,700
55 Total $ 7,045,400
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1(1211)Statewide Roofing, Waterproofing, and Related Repairs
2 and Equipment Replacement Program
3 (Statewide)
4 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
5 Priority 1 $ 1,600,400
6(1212)Mold Remediation and Indoor Air Quality, Planning
7 and Construction
8 (Statewide)
9 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
10 Priority 1 $ 197,500
11(1213)Statewide Roofing Asset Management Program and
12 Waterproofing, Related Repairs and Equipment
13 Replacement Program
14 (Statewide)
15 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
16 Priority 2 $ 2,500,000
17 Payable from Interagency Transfer $ 750,000
18 Payable from the balance of Series 06C (25T-11); Series
19 12A (30T-14); Series 13A (31T-14); Series 14A
20 (32T-15); Series 16A (34T-16); Series 92A (06T-02);
21 Series 90A (17T-02); Series 87B (05T-02); Series 86A
22 (16T-02); Series 85C (04T-02); Series 85B (03T-02);
23 Series 84B (11T-02); Series 84A (15T-02); Series 83C
24 (14T-02); Series 82C (13T-02); Series 81A (12T-02);
25 Series 78C (28T-12); Series 69B (20T-06) $ 71,581
26 Payable from the balance of Interest Earnings previously
27 allocated by the authority of Act 511 of 2008 for Division
28 of Administration, Statewide Roofing, Waterproofing and
29 Equipment Replacement Program (Statewide) $ 461,100
30 Total $ 3,711,100
31(1214)Americans With Disabilities Act Implementation for
32 State Facilities, Planning and Construction
33 (Statewide)
34 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
35 Priority 1 $ 1,818,600
36(1372)Local Government Assistance Program
37 (Statewide)
38 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
39 Priority 1 $ 6,469,800
40 Payable from the balance of General Obligation Bond proceeds
41 previously allocated under the authority of Act 16 of 2016 for
42 Iberia Parish Levee Hurricane and Conservation District,
43 Planning, Permitting, Engineering and Right of Way
44 Acquisitions for the Iberia Hurricane Protection Master Plan
45 (Iberia); and Act 16 of 2016 for Lake Charles Harbor and
46 Terminal District, Industrial Canal Dockside Monopile
47 Improvements (LEEVAC), Planning and Construction
48 (Calcasieu); and Act 26 of 2015 for Beauregard Parish, Lumas
49 Road, Planning and Construction (Beauregard); and Act 16 of
50 2016 for Beauregard Parish, Crosby, Butler and Pleasant Hill
51 Roads (Beauregard); and Act 24 of 2013 for Bienville Parish,
52 Courthouse Improvements in Arcadia, Planning and
53 Construction ($115,000 Non-State Match) (Bienville); and Act
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HB NO. 2
1 26 of 2015 for Iberia Parish, Walking Track - Rynella Park,
2 Planning and Construction (Iberia); and Act 16 of 2016 for
3 Jefferson Parish, Martin Luther King Playground
4 Improvements, Planning and Construction (Jefferson); and Act
5 26 of 2015 for LaSalle Parish, Pine Hill Road Improvements,
6 Planning and Construction (LaSalle); and Act 26 of 2015 for
7 Livingston Parish, Livingston Parish Recreation District 2
8 Equipment (Livingston); and Act 26 of 2015 for Morehouse
9 Parish, Carl Road Improvements, Construction (Morehouse);
10 and Act 24 of 2013 for Rapides Parish, Cotile Indian Creek and
11 Kincaid Outflow Gate Repair/Replacement (Cash and/or In-
12 Kind Match Required) (Rapides); and Act 16 of 2016 for St.
13 Helena Parish, Emergency ADA and Life Safety Renovations
14 to the Court House, Planning and Construction ($2,680,000
15 Federal Funds) (St. Helena); and Act 26 of 2015 for St. Helena
16 Parish, Emergency ADA and Life Safety Renovations to the
17 Court House, Planning and Construction ($2,680,000 Federal
18 Funds) (St. Helena); and Act 22 of 2011 for Vermilion Parish,
19 Flood Protection in the Erath and Bayou Tigre Area, Planning
20 and Construction (Vermilion); and Act 16 of 2016 for Winn
21 Parish, Parish-Wide Roadway Projects (Winn); and Act 24 of
22 2013 for Abita Springs, Water Lines and Sewer Lines,
23 Extensions and Upgrades, Planning and Construction (Cash
24 and/or In- Kind Match Required) (St. Tammany); and Act 26
25 of 2015 for Baton Rouge, Baseball Stadium Improvements
26 (East Baton Rouge); and Act 26 of 2015 for Baton Rouge,
27 Drainage Improvements in Old Goodwood Area, Planning and
28 Construction (East Baton Rouge); and Act 26 of 2015 for
29 Bossier City, Hwy. 71 Street Lighting Project from LA 3032
30 (Westgate Drive) to LA 511 (Jimmie Davis Hwy), Planning and
31 Construction (Bossier); and Act 16 of 2016 for DeRidder,
32 Community Recreational Building and Shelter, Planning and
33 Construction and/or Acquisition and Rehabilitation of the
34 Existing Facility ($1,500,000 Local Match) (Beauregard); and
35 Act 16 of 2016 for Hornbeck, Emergency Connection with
36 Anacoco Water System, Planning and Construction (Vernon);
37 and Act 24 of 2013 for Independence, Sewerage Treatment and
38 Sewer/Water Lines Repairs, Planning and Construction (cash
39 and/or In-Kind Match Required) (Tangipahoa); and Act 16 of
40 2016 for Jean Lafitte, Lafitte Seafood Pavilion, Planning and
41 Construction (Jefferson); and Act 23 of 2012 for Jeanerette,
42 Police Building Improvements, Planning and Construction
43 (Iberia); and Act 26 of 2015 for Lake Charles, Relocation of
44 Lakeshore Drive, to Include Eastbound and Westbound I-10
45 Ramps to Ryan Street, Planning and Construction (Calcasieu);
46 and Act 16 of 2016 for Livonia, Purchase and Installation of
47 Law Enforcement Surveillance System, Planning and
48 Construction (Pointe Coupee); and Act 24 of 2013 for Melville,
49 Multi-Purpose Community Center, Planning and Construction
50 (St. Landry); and Act 24 of 2013 for New Orleans, Milne Boys
51 Home, Planning and Construction (Orleans); and Act 26 of
52 2015 for Pineville, Pinecrest Roadway/Sidewalk
53 Improvements, Planning and Construction (Rapides); and Act
54 16 of 2016 for Rosepine, Water System Improvements, Town
55 of Rosepine, Planning and Construction (Vernon); and Act 26
56 of 2015 for St. Francisville, Natural Gas Distribution System
57 Rehabilitation and Improvement, Planning and Construction
58 (West Feliciana); and Act 24 of 2013 for Shreveport,
59 ARTSPACE at the West Edge - Downtown Shreveport,
60 Planning and Construction (Caddo); and Act 16 of 2016 for
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HB NO. 2
1 Sikes, Village of Sikes Water System Extensions and
2 Improvements, Planning and Construction (Winn); and Act 26
3 of 2015 for Vinton, Town of Vinton, Vinton Street
4 Improvements (Calcasieu); and Act 26 of 2015 for West
5 Monroe, West Ouachita Senior Center Facility - ADA, Federal
6 Confidentiality Requirements, and Building Code Improvement
7 Project, Planning and Construction (Ouachita); and Act 26 of
8 2015 for Zwolle, Installation of 6" Waterline and Water Well,
9 Planning and Construction ($25,000 Local Match) (Sabine);
10 and Act 22 of 2011 for Southern Forest Heritage Museum,
11 Southern Forest Heritage Museum Restoration Projects
12 ($180,000 Local Match) (Rapides); and Act 22 of 2001 for
13 African American Museum, Northeast Louisiana African
14 American Heritage Museum, Planning and Construction (Local
15 in-Kind Match $250,000) (Ouachita); and Act 2 of 2004 for
16 African American Museum, Northeast Louisiana African
17 American Heritage Museum, Planning and Construction (Local
18 in-Kind Match $250,000) (Ouachita); and Act 24 of 2013 for
19 Carrollton Community Economic Development, Carrollton
20 Community Center Renovations, Land Acquisition, Site Work,
21 Planning and Construction (Orleans); and Act 16 of 2016 for
22 South Toledo Bend Waterworks District, Water Distribution
23 System Improvements Including Water Meters (Sabine); and
24 Act 24 of 2013 for Reconcile New Orleans, Inc., Reconcile
25 New Orleans, Renovation and Expansion Project, Central City
26 New Orleans, Planning and Construction (Orleans); and Act 22
27 of 2011 for Options Inc., Safe Haven Multi-Purpose Vocational
28 Center and Shelter, Planning and Construction (Tangipahoa);
29 and Act 24 of 2013 for Central Louisiana Detention Center
30 Authority, Central Louisiana Juvenile Detention Center,
31 Planning and Construction (Grant); and Act 26 of 2015 for
32 Shreveport-Ruston Methodist Camp, Caney Conference Center
33 Remodel Project, Planning and Construction (Webster); and
34 Act 26 of 2015 for West Vernon Waterworks District,
35 Expansion of Water Distribution System and Booster Station
36 West Vernon Waterworks District, Planning and Construction
37 (Vernon); and Act 16 of 2016 for ARC of Ouachita, Capital
38 Improvements at Washington St. Tammany Regional Medical
39 Center (Ouachita); and Act 16 of 2016 for ARC of Ouachita,
40 Capital Improvements at Washington St. Tammany Regional
41 Medical Center (Ouachita); and Act 4 of 2017 for ARC of
42 Ouachita, Capital Improvements at Washington St. Tammany
43 Regional Medical Center (Ouachita); and Act 26 of 2015 for
44 Contemporary Arts Center, Contemporary Arts Center
45 Renovation, Planning and Construction ($6,131,272 Local
46 Match) (Orleans); and Act 24 of 2013 for Gretna Police
47 Department, Gretna Police Department Crime Cameras
48 (Jefferson); and Act 24 of 2013 for Acadia Parish Tourist
49 Commission, Acadia Parish Convention and Visitors
50 Commission Regional Conference Center, Planning and
51 Construction (Acadia); and Act 26 of 2015 for Cadeville Water
52 District, Site No. 4 Water System Renovations and
53 Improvements, Planning and Construction
54 (50% Local Match) (Ouachita) $ 307,578
55 Payable from the balance of State General Fund (Direct) Revenues
56 previously allocated under the authority of Act 20 of 2009 for
57 Vermilion Parish, Vermilion Parish Road and Bridge
58 Improvements, Planning and Construction (Vermilion); and Act 20
59 of 2009 for Washington Parish, Isabel Swamp Road, Planning and
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HB NO. 2
1 Construction (Washington); and Act 20 of 2009 for New Orleans,
2 Milne Boys Home, Planning and Construction (Orleans); and Act
3 20 of 2009 for The Audubon Institute, Audubon 2000 Renovations,
4 Planning and Construction ($25,300,000 Local Match) (Orleans);
5 and Act 2 of 2004 for Bogalusa YWCA, YWCA Renovation,
6 Planning and Construction (Washington)
7 $ 526,391
8 Payable from the balance of State General Fund Non-Recurring
9 Revenues previously allocated under the authority of Act 20 of
10 2009 for Vermilion Parish, Vermilion Parish Road and Bridge
11 Improvements, Planning and Construction (Vermilion); and Act
12 20 of 2009 for Washington Parish, Isabel Swamp Road,
13 Planning and Construction (Washington); and Act 20 of 2009
14 for New Orleans, Milne Boys Home, Planning and
15 Construction (Orleans); and Act 20 of 2009 for The Audubon
16 Institute, Audubon 2000 Renovations, Planning and
17 Construction ($25,300,000 Local Match) (Orleans); and Act 2
18 of 2004 for Bogalusa YWCA, YWCA Renovation, Planning
19 and Construction (Washington) $ 233,062
20 Total $ 7,536,831
21(1375)Community Water Enrichment Program
22 (Statewide)
23 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
24 Priority 1 $12,326,300
25 Priority 5 $ 5,000,000
26 Total $17,326,300
27Provided, however, that all recipients comply with the applicable Department of Natural
28Resources rules and regulations, if any, regarding master meter installation.
01/109COASTAL PROTECTION AND RESTORATION AUTHORITY29
30(154) Morganza to Gulf of Mexico Flood Control Feasibility
31 Study, Planning, Design, Right of Way and
32 Construction of Levees, Floodgates and Other Flood
33 Control Systems ($100,000,000 Local Match)
34 (Ascension, Assumption, Iberia, Iberville, Lafourche,
35 Pointe Coupee, St. Martin, St. Mary, Terrebonne, West
36 Baton Rouge)
37 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
38 Priority 1 $16,300,000
39 Priority 5 $38,000,000
40 Total $54,300,000
41(155) Westbank Hurricane Protection Project, Planning,
42 Construction, Right of Way and Utilities ($199,000,000
43 Federal Match and $52,800,000 Local Match)
44 (Jefferson, Orleans, Plaquemines, St. Charles)
45 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
46 Priority 1 $ 535,300
47(156) Lafitte Area Tidal Protection, Planning and
48 Construction
49 (Jefferson)
50 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
51 Priority 1 $ 2,373,500
52 Priority 5 $ 5,500,000
53 Total $ 7,873,500
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HB NO. 2
1(157) Coastal Protection Projects, Planning and Construction
2 (Statewide)
3 Payable from Interagency Transfer $ 150,000
4 Payable from Coastal Protection and Restoration
5 Fund $304,522,500
6 Payable from Federal Funds $55,250,000
7 Total $359,922,500
01/112DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY AFFAIRS8
9(697) Statewide Backlog of Maintenance and Repair
10 (BMAR), Phase 3, and Statewide Infrastructure
11 Rehabilitation, Phase 3
12 (Statewide)
13 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
14 Priority 1 $ 2,855,900
15 Payable from Federal Funds $ 8,000,000
16 Total $10,855,900
17(698) Camp Minden, Infrastructure, Rehabilitation, Phase 2,
18 Planning and Construction
19 (Webster)
20 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
21 Priority 1 $ 1,614,100
22(699) Lake Charles Readiness Center, Planning and
23 Construction
24 (Calcasieu)
25 Payable from Federal Funds $ 1,291,800
26(953) Readiness Center Replacement, Franklinton, LA,
27 Planning and Construction
28 (Washington)
29 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
30 Priority 1 $ 214,200
31(955) Jackson Barracks Electrical Distribution System
32 Upgrade, Planning and Construction
33 (Orleans)
34 Payable from Federal Funds $ 1,994,000
01/124LOUISIANA STADIUM AND EXP OSITION DISTRICT35
36(1337)Improvements to TPC Louisiana, Planning and
37 Construction
38 (Jefferson)
39 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
40 Priority 1 $ 3,471,200
41(1347)Zephyr Field Improvements
42 (Jefferson)
43 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
44 Priority 5 $ 3,000,000
45(1349)Bayou Segnette Recreation Complex, Land
46 Acquisition, Planning and Construction
47 (Jefferson)
48 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
49 Priority 1 $ 4,241,700
50 Priority 5 $18,100,000
51 Total $22,341,700
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HB NO. 2
DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS1
03/134SOUTHWEST LOUISIANA WAR VETERANS HOME2
3(1268)Cooling Tower Replacement
4 (Jefferson Davis)
5 Payable from Fees and Self Generated Revenues via
6 Interagency Transfer $ 412,695
7(1270)Nurse Call System
8 (Jefferson Davis)
9 Payable from Fees and Self Generated Revenues via
10 Interagency Transfer $ 144,600
03/135NORTHWEST LOUISIANA WAR VETERANS HOME11
12(1369)Camera System
13 (Bossier)
14 Payable from Federal Funds via Interagency Transfer $ 65,000
03/136SOUTHEAST LOUISIANA WAR VETERANS HOME15
16(1392)Walk-In Coolers and Freezer
17 (St. John The Baptist)
18 Payable from Federal Funds via Interagency Transfer $ 75,000
ELECTED OFFICIALS19
04/139SECRETARY OF STATE20
21(1250)Louisiana State Exhibit Museum - Regional Archives
22 and Office Facility, Planning and Construction
23 (Caddo)
24 Payable from Shreveport Riverfront and Convention
25 Center Fund $ 38,000
26(1251)Old State Capitol Waterproofing
27 (East Baton Rouge)
28 Payable from Fees and Self Generated Revenues via
29 Interagency Transfer $ 70,000
DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC DEVELOP MENT30
05/252OFFICE OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT31
32(941) Economic Development Award Program for
33 Infrastructure Assistance
34 (Statewide)
35 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
36 Priority 1 $ 8,038,600
37 Priority 5 $ 7,000,000
38 Total $15,038,600
DEPARTMENT OF CULTURE, RECREATION AND TOURISM39
06/263OFFICE OF STATE MUSEUM40
41(949) Old U. S. Mint Museum Exhibit
42 (Orleans)
43 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
44 Priority 1 $ 211,700
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HB NO. 2
1(1060)Presbytere Exterior Restoration and Repair, Planning
2 and Construction
3 (Orleans)
4 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
5 Priority 1 $ 227,200
6(1148)Construction of Civil Rights Museum, Planning and
7 Construction
8 (Orleans)
9 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
10 Priority 5 $ 765,000
06/264OFFICE OF STATE PARKS11
12(406) Preventive Maintenance/Major Repairs and
13 Improvements
14 (Statewide)
15 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
16 Priority 1 $ 3,963,400
17(407) Bayou Segnette State Park, Land Acquisition,
18 Additional Cabins, Planning and Construction
19 (Jefferson)
20 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
21 Priority 1 $ 1,321,400
22 Priority 5 $ 2,000,000
23 Total $ 3,321,400
24(408) Poverty Point Reservoir State Park Group Camp,
25 Conference Center, Site Amenities, Acquisition,
26 Planning and Construction
27 (Richland)
28 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
29 Priority 1 $ 2,142,800
30 Priority 5 $ 1,788,000
31 Total $ 3,930,800
32(409) Tunica Hills State Preservation Area, Acquisition,
33 Planning and Construction
34 (West Feliciana)
35 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
36 Priority 1 $ 161,200
37 Priority 5 $10,242,100
38 Total $10,403,300
39(411) Fort Pike State Historic Site, Planning and Construction
40 (Orleans)
41 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
42 Priority 5 $ 117,900
43(417) Lake D'Arbonne State Park - Event Facility, Planning
44 and Construction
45 (Union)
46 Payable from Interagency Transfer $ 414,548
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06/267OFFICE OF TOURISM1
2(501) I-10 Vinton Welcome Center
3 (Calcasieu)
4 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
5 Priority 1 $ 928,500
06/A20NEW ORLEANS CITY P ARK6
7(248) City Park Maintenance Complex Improvements,
8 Planning and Construction
9 (Orleans)
10 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
11 Priority 5 $ 2,450,800
12(286) Splash Park, Planning and Construction
13 (Orleans)
14 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
15 Priority 1 $ 189,000
16 Payable from Interagency Transfer $ 1,000,000
17 Total $ 1,189,000
18(320) City Park Botanical Garden Conservatory Addition,
19 Planning and Construction
20 (Orleans)
21 Payable from Interagency Transfer $ 300,000
22(341) City Park Golf Complex Improvements, Planning and
23 Construction
24 (Orleans)
25 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
26 Priority 1 $ 401,900
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AND DEVELOP MENT27
07/270ADMINISTRATION28
29(121) LA 38 and Avenue F Railroad Safety Improvements,
30 Planning and Construction
31 (Tangipahoa)
32 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
33 Priority 1 $ 500,000
34(122) Improvements on LA 3038, Including Patching,
35 Repairing and Overlaying of the Highway, Planning
36 and Construction
37 (Ascension)
38 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
39 Priority 1 $ 791,300
40(258) Non-Federal Aid Eligible Highway Program
41 (Statewide)
42 Payable from State Highway Improvement Fund $25,600,000
43(259) Secretary's Emergency Fund for Bridge Damages,
44 Other Reimbursements, Local Matching Dollars,
45 Federal Funds, and Opportunity Grants Subject to the
46 Provisions of R.S. 48:232
47 (Statewide)
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HB NO. 2
1 Payable from Interagency Transfer $ 4,000,000
2 Payable from Fees and Self Generated Revenues $25,000,000
3 Payable from Transportation Trust Fund - Federal $25,000,000
4 Payable from Federal Funds $ 2,500,000
5 Total $56,500,000
6(366) LA 42 (US 61 to LA 44) Widening
7 (Ascension)
8 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
9 Priority 1 $19,757,200
10(375) Harding Boulevard Improvements and Southern
11 University Information Center
12 (East Baton Rouge)
13 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
14 Priority 1 $ 825,000
15(376) Essen Lane Widening, I-10 to Perkins Road, Planning,
16 Utilities, Right of Way and Construction
17 (East Baton Rouge)
18 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
19 Priority 1 $ 1,595,600
20(380) Jimmie Davis Bridge Rehabilitation and Lighting, or
21 Design, Engineering, Planning and Construction
22 (Bossier)
23 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
24 Priority 1 $ 9,203,200
25(381) Loyola/I-10 Interchange Improvements, Feasibility
26 Study, Interchange Modification Report, Environmental
27 Assessment, Engineering, Right of Ways, Utilities and
28 Construction
29 (Jefferson, Orleans)
30 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
31 Priority 1 $ 2,999,900
32 Priority 5 $ 2,315,000
33 Total $ 5,314,900
34(382) LA 3034 Improvements
35 (East Baton Rouge)
36 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
37 Priority 1 $ 1,884,000
38 Priority 5 $14,000,000
39 Total $15,884,000
40(383) LA 1 Improvements, Phase 2, Planning, Engineering,
41 Right of Way, Utilities and Construction
42 (Lafourche)
43 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
44 Priority 1 $ 5,000,000
45 Priority 5 $75,000,000
46 Total $80,000,000
47(384) Juban Road (LA 1026) Widening (I-12 to US 190)
48 (Livingston)
49 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
50 Priority 1 $ 7,184,000
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HB NO. 2
1(385) Widening of Highway 447 and I-12 Overpass
2 Improvements, Environmental Phase Commencement,
3 Planning and Construction
4 (Livingston)
5 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
6 Priority 1 $ 150,800
7(386) Pecue Lane/I-10 Interchange, Planning, Design, Rights
8 of Way, Utilities and Construction
9 (East Baton Rouge)
10 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
11 Priority 1 $ 3,547,600
12 Priority 5 $34,000,000
13 Total $37,547,600
14(387) Hooper Road Widening and Sewer Improvements
15 (Blackwater Bayou to Sullivan Road) Planning,
16 Engineering, Utilities and Construction
17 (East Baton Rouge)
18 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
19 Priority 1 $ 2,690,000
20 Priority 5 $ 9,575,000
21 Total $12,265,000
22(388) LA 44 Widening, I-10 to LA 22, Planning, Utilities,
23 Right of Way and Construction
24 (Ascension)
25 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
26 Priority 1 $ 1,500,000
27 Priority 5 $ 9,500,000
28 Total $11,000,000
29(389) Evaluation of Regional Freeway System Expansion
30 (East Baton Rouge, West Baton Rouge)
31 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
32 Priority 1 $ 299,700
33 Priority 5 $ 2,500,000
34 Total $ 2,799,700
35(390) Highway 397 in Calcasieu Parish, North and South
36 Turning Lanes
37 (Calcasieu)
38 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
39 Priority 5 $ 2,000,000
40(391) Peters Road Bridge and Extension, Planning and
41 Construction
42 (Plaquemines)
43 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
44 Priority 1 $ 4,000,000
45(392) City of Gonzales - GO Program LA Highway 30
46 Corridor, Planning and Construction
47 (Ascension)
48 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
49 Priority 1 $ 1,440,000
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HB NO. 2
1(393) Hooper Road Extension and Widening, Environmental,
2 Planning, Engineering, Right of Way, Utilities and
3 Construction
4 (East Baton Rouge, Livingston)
5 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
6 Priority 1 $ 1,353,000
7(444) Highway Program (Up to $4,000,000 for Secretary's
8 Emergency Fund)
9 (Statewide)
10 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
11 Priority 1 $74,661,900
12 Priority 2 $20,000,000
13 Priority 5 $50,000,000
14 Payable from Transportation Trust Fund - Regular $88,900,000
15 Payable from Transportation Trust Fund - Federal
16 Receipts $616,559,651
17 Payable from the balance of General Obligation Bond
18 proceeds previously allocated under the authority of Act
19 21 of 2010 for Department of Transportation and
20 Development - Administration, Island Road (LA 413)
21 Rehabilitation from LA 414 South to LA 414 North
22 (Point Coupee); and Act 21 of 2010 for Department of
23 Transportation and Development - Administration, US 80
24 to LA 616 Safety Improvements on Hwy 15 between US
25 80 and LA 616, Planning and Construction
26 (Ouachita) $ 296,327
27 Total $850,417,878
28Provided, however, that the Department of Transportation and Development is authorized
29to implement or commence projects approved in this program for Fiscal Year 2018-2019
30identified for phased funding pursuant to the cash management plan established pursuant to
31R.S. 48:251(D), to provide funding for said projects on an as-needed basis by utilizing
32unspent cash balances appropriated in prior years’ programs, which funds when combined
33with current appropriations will provide sufficient appropriated funds to award contracts.
07/274PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS34
35(153) Port Construction and Development Priority Program
36 (Statewide)
37 Payable from Transportation Trust Fund - Regular $39,400,000
38Provided, however, that the Department of Transportation and Development is authorized
39to implement or commence projects approved in this program for Fiscal Year 2018-2019
40identified for phased funding pursuant to the cash management plan established pursuant to
41R.S. 48:251(D), to provide funding for said projects on an as-needed basis by utilizing
42unspent cash balances appropriated in prior years’ programs, which funds when combined
43with current appropriations will provide sufficient appropriated funds to award contracts.
44(183) Houma Navigational Canal Deepening Project,
45 Planning, Design, Construction, Rights-of-Ways,
46 Relocations and Utilities (Federal Match $191,000,000)
47 (Terrebonne)
48 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
49 Priority 1 $ 498,600
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1(185) Acadiana Gulf of Mexico Access Channel (AGMAC),
2 Port of Iberia, Planning, Design, Construction, Rights-
3 of-Way, Relocations and Utilities (Federal 4 Match
4 $100,000,000)
5 (Iberia, Vermilion)
6 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
7 Priority 5 $ 5,000,000
8(255) Mississippi River Levee Raising, Arkansas to Old
9 River, Planning and Construction
10 (Avoyelles, Concordia, East Carroll, Madison, Pointe
11 Coupee, Tensas)
12 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
13 Priority 1 $ 500,000
14(261) Statewide Flood Control Program
15 (Statewide)
16 Payable from Transportation Trust Fund - Regular $20,000,000
17Provided, however, that the Department of Transportation and Development is authorized
18to implement or commence projects approved in this program for Fiscal Year 2018-2019
19identified for phased funding pursuant to the cash management plan established pursuant to
20R.S. 48:251(D), to provide funding for said projects on an as-needed basis by utilizing
21unspent cash balances appropriated in prior years’ programs, which funds when combined
22with current appropriations will provide sufficient appropriated funds to award contracts.
23(277) Comite River Diversion Canal Planning, Right of Way,
24 Utilities and Construction
25 (Ascension, East Baton Rouge, Livingston)
26 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
27 Priority 1 $15,000,000
28 Priority 5 $57,000,000
29 Total $72,000,000
30(365) Bayou Dechene Reservoir, Planning, Land Acquisition
31 and Construction
32 (Caldwell)
33 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
34 Priority 1 $ 6,347,700
35 Priority 5 $ 2,000,000
36 Total $ 8,347,700
37(476) Water Resources Management Program, Studies,
38 Planning and Construction
39 (Statewide)
40 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
41 Priority 5 $ 1,000,000
42Provided, however, that the Department of Transportation and Development prepare and
43maintain a Water Resources Management Master Plan along with an annual Program of
44projects to support implementation of the Master Plan. The Department of Transportation
45and Development shall adopt the necessary rules for proper management of the Master Plan
46and Program, with the intended rules subject to the approval of the Joint Legislative
47Committee on the Budget prior to adoption. The Master Plan and Program, and any revisions
48thereto, are subject to approval of the Joint Legislative Committee on the Budget.
07/276ENGINEERING AND OPERATIONS49
50(262) Motor Vessel and Equipment Drydocking, Repairs,
51 Various Locations
52 (Statewide)
53 Payable from Transportation Trust Fund - Regular $ 1,500,000
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1(263) Facilities Program Major Repairs, Renovations,
2 Additions, New Facilities, Equipment Replacement at
3 Various DOTD Sites, Planning and Construction
4 (Statewide)
5 Payable from Transportation Trust Fund - Regular $ 2,000,000
07/277AVIATION IMPROVEMENTS6
7(260) State Aviation and Airport Improvement Program
8 (Statewide)
9 Payable from Transportation Trust Fund - Regular $28,188,350
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS10
08/402LOUISIANA STATE PENITENTIARY11
12(210) Emergency Water Filter System Replacement, Planning
13 and Construction
14 (West Feliciana)
15 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
16 Priority 5 $ 618,600
17(211) Main Prison Shower and Cellblock Plumbing Upgrade,
18 Planning and Construction
19 (West Feliciana)
20 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
21 Priority 1 $ 43,400
22 Priority 5 $ 77,600
23 Total $ 121,000
24(212) Electrical Distribution System Upgrade, Planning and
25 Construction
26 (West Feliciana)
27 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
28 Priority 1 $ 68,500
29 Priority 5 $ 25,500
30 Total $ 94,000
08/403OFFICE OF JUVENILE JUSTICE31
32(804) Community Based Program, Juvenile Justice
33 Improvements, Planning, Construction, Renovation,
34 Acquisition, and Equipment
35 (Statewide)
36 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
37 Priority 1 $ 2,135,000
38(805) Bridge City Center for Youth, Sewer System
39 Renovation, Planning and Construction
40 (Jefferson)
41 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
42 Priority 1 $ 235,000
43(807) HVAC System Replacement at Columbia, Planning and
44 Construction
45 (Ouachita)
46 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
47 Priority 1 $ 171,600
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08/416RAYBURN CORRECTIONAL CENTER1
2(171) Security Perimeter Fence, Planning and Construction
3 (Washington)
4 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
5 Priority 1 $ 61,900
6 Priority 5 $ 2,033,100
7 Total $ 2,095,000
08/419OFFICE OF STATE POLICE8
9(842) Renovate Training Academy, Planning and
10 Construction
11 (East Baton Rouge)
12 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
13 Priority 5 $16,175,000
LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH14
09/320OFFICE OF AGING AND ADULT SERVICES15
16(343) Repair and Upgrade to Sewer System, Planning and
17 Construction
18 (East Feliciana)
19 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
20 Priority 1 $ 265,000
21 Priority 5 $ 2,580,000
22 Total $ 2,845,000
23(1016)Replace Roof and Storm Drains on all Patient
24 Buildings, Planning and Construction
25 (East Feliciana)
26 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
27 Priority 1 $ 493,200
09/330OFFICE OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTH28
29(249) Central Louisiana State Hospital Relocation to
30 Pinecrest, Planning and Construction
31 (Rapides)
32 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
33 Priority 1 $ 800,500
34 Priority 5 $22,786,500
35 Total $23,587,000
36(651) Center Building and Fire Alarm System Renovation
37 and Restoration, East Louisiana State Hospital,
38 Planning and Construction
39 (East Feliciana)
40 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
41 Priority 1 $ 66,700
42 Priority 5 $ 5,507,200
43 Total $ 5,573,900
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1(652) Fire Alarm System Replacement for Ten Buildings,
2 Planning and Construction
3 (East Feliciana)
4 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
5 Priority 1 $ 95,600
6 Priority 5 $ 2,453,200
7 Total $ 2,548,800
8(872) New South Louisiana Human Services Authority
9 Administrative Building, Land Acquisition, Planning
10 and Construction
11 (Terrebonne)
12 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
13 Priority 1 $ 946,000
DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES14
11/431OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY15
16(1134)Atchafalaya Basin Protection and Enhancement
17 (Federal Match and Local/Sponsor Match)
18 (Assumption, Avoyelles, Iberia, Iberville, Pointe Coupee, St.
19 Landry, St. Martin, St. Mary)
20 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
21 Priority 1 $ 8,481,500
DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE22
12/440OFFICE OF REVENUE23
24(1407)Security Modifications to LaSalle State Building in
25 Capitol Park Complex, Planning and Construction
26 (East Baton Rouge)
27 Payable from Fees and Self Generated Revenues via
28 Interagency Transfer $ 788,800
DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE AND FISHERIES29
16/513OFFICE OF WILDLIFE30
31(287) Region 5/Lake Charles Office, Planning and
32 Construction
33 (Calcasieu)
34 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
35 Priority 1 $ 234,400
36 Priority 5 $10,160,600
37 Total $10,395,000
38(288) Woodworth Central Office Complex
39 (Rapides)
40 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
41 Priority 1 $ 288,900
42 Priority 5 $11,709,900
43 Total $11,998,800
44(291) Rockefeller Refuge Office Replacement
45 (Cameron)
46 Payable from Rockefeller Wildlife Refuge and Game
47 Preserve Fund $ 4,000,000
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HB NO. 2
1(295) Replace Staff Quarters Building at Pointe Aux Chenes
2 Wildlife Management Area
3 (Terrebonne)
4 Payable from Rockefeller Wildlife Refuge Trust
5 and Protection Fund $ 500,000
6(326) Marsh Island Water Control Structure Repair or
7 Replace
8 (Iberia)
9 Payable from Russell Sage Fund #2 $ 510,000
10(338) Replace Two Water Control Structures at Marsh Island
11 Refuge
12 (Iberia)
13 Payable from Russell Sage Fund #2 $ 3,504,000
14(450) New Headquarters and Guest Bunkhouse Buildings at
15 Atchafalaya Delta WMA
16 (St. Mary)
17 Payable from Rockefeller Wildlife Refuge Trust
18 and Protection Fund $ 600,000
19(550) Headquarters Region 6 Building Acquisition
20 (Iberia, Lafayette, St. Martin, Vermilion)
21 Payable from Conservation Fund $ 7,500,000
22(1409)Wildlife Land and Building Acquisition
23 (Statewide)
24 Payable from Rockefeller Wildlife Refuge Trust
25 and Protection Fund $ 2,000,000
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION26
19/600LSU BOARD OF SUPERVISORS27
28(52) Major Repairs and Deferred Maintenance of Buildings
29 and Facilities, Planning and Construction
30 (Acadia, Caddo, East Baton Rouge, Orleans, Rapides)
31 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
32 Priority 1 $ 4,917,400
19/601LSU BATON ROUG E33
34(14) LSU Memorial Tower Renovations
35 (East Baton Rouge)
36 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
37 Priority 1 $ 2,000,000
38 Priority 5 $ 2,000,000
39 Total $ 4,000,000
40(15) Stephenson Veterinary Hospital, Planning and
41 Construction
42 (East Baton Rouge)
43 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
44 Priority 2 $ 5,000,000
45(16) Old President's House Renovations, Planning and
46 Construction
47 (East Baton Rouge)
48 Payable from Fees and Self Generated Revenues $ 1,700,000
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1(17) Louise Garig Hall Renovation, Planning and
2 Construction
3 (East Baton Rouge)
4 Payable from Revenue Bonds $ 5,100,000
5Provided, however, that the Revenue Bonds in this appropriation are in lieu of Revenue
6Bonds appropriated in Act 4 of the 2017 Second Extraordinary Session to LSU Baton Rouge
7for Louise Garig Hall Renovation, Planning and Construction
8(18) Enclose Corporation Canal, Planning and Construction
9 (East Baton Rouge)
10 Payable from Fees and Self Generated Revenues $13,750,000
11Provided, however, that the Revenue Bonds in this appropriation are in lieu of Revenue
12Bonds appropriated in Act 4 of the 2017 Second Extraordinary Session to LSU Baton Rouge
13for Enclose Corporation Canal, Planning and Construction
14(19) Student Health Center Renovation and Addition,
15 Planning and Construction
16 (East Baton Rouge)
17 Payable from Revenue Bonds $23,890,000
18Provided, however, that the Revenue Bonds in this appropriation are in lieu of Revenue
19Bonds appropriated in Act 4 of the 2017 Second Extraordinary Session to LSU Baton Rouge
20for Student Health Center Renovation and Addition, Planning and Construction
21(23) Renovate Old Engineering Shops for Art Department,
22 Planning and Construction
23 (East Baton Rouge)
24 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
25 Priority 1 $ 1,848,400
26 Priority 5 $ 6,351,100
27 Total $ 8,199,500
28(25) Nicholson Gateway: Infrastructure Improvements,
29 Planning and Construction
30 (East Baton Rouge)
31 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
32 Priority 1 $ 653,100
19/602LSU ALEXANDRIA33
34(37) Infrastructure Improvements, Construction
35 (Rapides)
36 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
37 Priority 5 $ 5,281,000
19/603UNIVERSITY OF NEW ORLEANS38
39(225) Library Fourth Floor Completion Information Resource
40 Center
41 (Orleans)
42 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
43 Priority 1 $ 833,300
44(226) Science Building Mechanical Renovations, Planning
45 and Construction
46 (Orleans)
47 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
48 Priority 1 $ 880,500
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1(230) Library Roof Replacement
2 (Orleans)
3 Payable from Fees and Self Generated Revenues $ 972,000
19/604NLSU HEALTH SCIENCES CENTER - NEW ORLEANS4
5(30) Interim Hospital Repurposing, Construction
6 (Orleans)
7 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
8 Priority 5 $34,500,000
9(31) Health Science Center Facility Renovations - Dental
10 School Simulation Facility
11 (Orleans)
12 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
13 Priority 1 $ 589,100
14(34) Human Development Center, Planning and
15 Construction
16 (Orleans)
17 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
18 Priority 1 $ 353,900
19/604SLSU HEALTH SCIENCES CENTER - SHREVEP ORT19
20(6) Capital Improvement Projects, Design and Engineering
21 (Caddo)
22 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
23 Priority 5 $ 1,067,400
24(8) Inpatient Critical Care Renovation, Planning and
25 Construction
26 (Caddo)
27 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
28 Priority 1 $ 143,900
29 Priority 5 $ 3,428,200
30 Total $ 3,572,100
31(9) Patient Care HVAC Replacement, Planning and
32 Construction
33 (Caddo)
34 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
35 Priority 1 $ 1,085,100
19/606LSU SHREVEPORT36
37(51) New Student Housing, Planning and Construction
38 (Caddo)
39 Payable from Fees and Self Generated Revenues $16,500,000
19/607LSU AGRICULTURAL CENTER40
41(46) Animal and Food Science Facilities Renovations and
42 Modernizations, Phase II, Planning and Construction
43 (East Baton Rouge)
44 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
45 Priority 1 $ 792,400
46 Priority 5 $ 168,500
47 Total $ 960,900
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19/609PENNINGTON BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH CENTER1
2(36) Pennington Biomedical Clinical Research Building,
3 Imaging Center and High Tech Research
4 Instrumentation Equipment
5 (East Baton Rouge)
6 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
7 Priority 1 $ 1,000,000
19/610LSU HEALTH CARE SERVICES DIVISION8
9(56) Air Handling Unit Replacement, Chabert, Planning and
10 Construction
11 (Terrebonne)
12 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
13 Priority 5 $ 38,000
14(57) Emergency Room Expansion, University Medical
15 Center, Planning and Construction
16 (Lafayette)
17 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
18 Priority 1 $ 170,900
19/615SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS19
20(332) Major Repairs and Deferred Maintenance of Buildings
21 and Facilities, Including HVAC, Planning and
22 Construction
23 (Caddo, East Baton Rouge, Orleans)
24 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
25 Priority 1 $ 2,821,800
19/616SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY BATON ROUG E26
27(323) A.O. Williams Hall Renovations
28 (East Baton Rouge)
29 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
30 Priority 1 $ 160,400
31(327) T.T. Allain Hall, Americans with Disabilities Act
32 Compliance Upgrades, Planning and Construction
33 (East Baton Rouge)
34 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
35 Priority 1 $ 1,010,000
36(333) F.G. Clark Activity Center, Americans with Disabilities
37 Act Compliance and Upgrades, Planning and
38 Construction
39 (East Baton Rouge)
40 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
41 Priority 1 $ 7,450,000
42(334) A.W. Mumford, Americans with Disabilities Act
43 Compliance and Upgrades, Planning and Construction
44 (East Baton Rouge)
45 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
46 Priority 1 $ 7,900,000
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1(492) Southern University Laboratory School Addition and
2 Upgrades, Planning and Construction
3 (East Baton Rouge)
4 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
5 Priority 1 $ 22,800
6 Priority 5 $ 6,306,400
7 Total $ 6,329,200
8(493) Repair of Sloughing Off of Ravine, Planning and
9 Construction
10 (East Baton Rouge)
11 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
12 Priority 1 $ 6,900
13 Priority 5 $ 1,000,600
14 Total $ 1,007,500
19/620UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA SYSTEM BOARD OF SUPERVISORS15
16(1356)Major Repairs and Deferred Maintenance of Buildings
17 and Facilities, Including HVAC, Planning and
18 Construction
19 (Calcasieu, Lafayette, Lafourche, Lincoln,
20 Natchitoches, Orleans, Ouachita, Tangipahoa)
21 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
22 Priority 1 $ 2,464,700
19/621NICHOLLS STATE UNIVERSITY23
24(12) Athletic Facilities - Didier Field, Renovation, Planning
25 and Construction
26 (Lafourche)
27 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
28 Priority 1 $ 194,100
19/623GRAMBLING STATE UNIVERSITY29
30(723) Library Replacement, Planning and Construction
31 (Lincoln)
32 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
33 Priority 1 $ 893,300
34 Priority 5 $ 7,500,000
35 Total $ 8,393,300
19/625LOUISIANA TECH UNIVERSITY36
37(124) Pedestrian and Parking Development
38 (Lincoln)
39 Payable from Fees and Self Generated Revenues $ 2,000,000
40(126) Integrated Engineering and Science Building
41 (Lincoln)
42 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
43 Priority 1 $24,069,600
19/627MCNEESE STATE UNIVERSITY44
45(198) Shearman Fine Arts Building Renovation and Addition,
46 Planning and Construction
47 (Calcasieu)
48 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
49 Priority 1 $ 1,025,000
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1(199) Contraband Bayou Erosion Retaining Wall Phase II,
2 Planning and Construction
3 (Calcasieu)
4 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
5 Priority 5 $ 1,729,800
6(1020)ADA Upgrades Campus-Wide, Planning and
7 Construction
8 (Calcasieu)
9 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
10 Priority 1 $ 1,484,600
19/631NORTHWESTERN STATE UNIVERSITY11
12(35) South Jefferson Street Extension
13 (Natchitoches)
14 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
15 Priority 5 $ 59,000
19/640UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA - LAFAYETTE16
17(175) Fletcher Hall Exterior Repairs, Planning and
18 Construction
19 (Lafayette)
20 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
21 Priority 1 $ 187,700
22 Priority 5 $ 186,300
23 Total $ 374,000
19/649LOUISIANA COMMUNITY AND TECHNICAL COLLEG E SYSTEM24
25(1355)Major Repairs and Deferred Maintenance of Buildings
26 and Facilities, Planning and Construction
27 (Acadia, Ascension, Bossier, Calcasieu, DeSoto, East
28 Baton Rouge, East Carroll, Iberia, Jackson, Jefferson
29 Davis, Lafayette, Lafourche, Lincoln, Madison,
30 Orleans, Ouachita, Rapides, St. Bernard, St. Helena, St.
31 Tammany, Tangipahoa, Terrebonne, Union, Vermilion)
32 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
33 Priority 1 $ 2,846,000
34(1390)Automotive Training Facility, Planning and
35 Construction
36 (East Baton Rouge)
37 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
38 Priority 1 $ 5,478,300
19/655LOUISIANA SPECIAL EDUCATION CENTER39
40(737) Global Infrastructure Improvements, Planning and
41 Construction
42 (Rapides)
43 Payable from Interagency Transfer $ 1,014,200
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19/657LOUISIANA SCHOOL F OR MATH, SCIENCE AND THE ARTS1
2(1219)New Dormitory Building, Planning and Construction
3 (Natchitoches)
4 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
5 Priority 1 $ 2,795,500
6 Priority 5 $23,360,100
7 Total $26,155,600
19/671BOARD OF REGENTS8
9(1352)Land Acquisition for Post Secondary Educational
10 Institutions
11 (Statewide)
12 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
13 Priority 1 $ 2,000,000
14 Priority 5 $ 2,000,000
15 Total $ 4,000,000
16Provided that $2,500,000 of this appropriation shall be used for the acquisition of the former
17Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital Facility.
18(1353)System-Wide Telecommunications Wiring and
19 Equipment, Planning and Construction
20 (Statewide)
21 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
22 Priority 1 $ 3,315,800
JUDICIAL EXPENSES23
23/949LOUISIANA JUDICIARY24
25(1056)Land Acquisition, Planning, and Construction of New
26 Courthouse for the Louisiana Court of Appeal, Third
27 Circuit
28 (Calcasieu)
29 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
30 Priority 1 $ 268,700
LEVEE DISTRICTS AND PORTS31
36/L13PONTCHARTRAIN LEVEE DISTRICT32
33(619) Lake Pontchartrain West Shore Hurricane Protection
34 Project
35 (St. Charles, St. James, St. John The Baptist)
36 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
37 Priority 5 $ 8,500,000
38(1083)East St. Charles Urban Flood Control Project
39 (St. Charles, St. John The Baptist)
40 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
41 Priority 5 $ 500,000
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36/L16SOUTH LAFOURCHE LEVEE DISTRICT1
2(399) Larose to Golden Meadow Hurricane Protection
3 System, Planning and Construction
4 (Lafourche)
5 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
6 Priority 1 $ 1,883,800
7 Priority 5 $12,000,000
8 Total $13,883,800
36/L25GRAND ISLE INDEPENDENT LEVEE DISTRICT9
10(1180)Breakwater Protection, Planning and Construction
11 (Jefferson)
12 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
13 Priority 1 $ 193,000
14 Priority 5 $ 678,700
15 Total $ 871,700
36/P03GREATER BATON ROUG E PORT COMMISSION16
17(1046)Inland Rivers Marine Terminal Dock and Access
18 Roadway Construction Project, Planning and
19 Construction
20 (West Baton Rouge)
21 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
22 Priority 1 $ 6,567,800
23 Priority 5 $15,652,600
24 Total $22,220,400
36/P05WEST CALCASIEU PORT25
26(686) New Bulkhead along Gulf Intracoastal Waterway -
27 West Calcasieu Port
28 (Calcasieu)
29 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
30 Priority 1 $ 200,000
36/P10GREATER LAFOURCHE PORT COMMISSION31
32(645) Minor Cheramie Road Paving, Planning and
33 Construction
34 (Lafourche)
35 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
36 Priority 1 $ 500,000
37 Priority 5 $ 1,200,000
38 Total $ 1,700,000
36/P17PORT OF NEW ORLEANS39
40(367) Milan Upland Yard Improvements
41 (Orleans)
42 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
43 Priority 1 $ 1,176,200
44 Priority 5 $ 9,601,100
45 Total $10,777,300
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1(368) Cruise Ship Terminal, Planning and Construction
2 (Orleans)
3 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
4 Priority 1 $ 197,200
5 Priority 5 $ 6,690,000
6 Total $ 6,887,200
36/P21PORT OF SOUTH LOUISIANA7
8(620) Administration Building, also known as the Business
9 Development Center
10 (St. John The Baptist)
11 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
12 Priority 1 $ 1,500,000
13 Priority 5 $ 2,629,550
14 Total $ 4,129,550
15(621) Globalplex Rail Siding ($5,577,932
16 Local/Federal/Other Match)
17 (St. John The Baptist)
18 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
19 Priority 1 $ 346,700
20 Priority 5 $ 2,516,800
21 Total $ 2,863,500
22(623) Globalplex Terminal Building #71 and Other
23 Globalplex Terminal Building Upgrades, Planning and
24 Construction
25 (St. John The Baptist)
26 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
27 Priority 1 $ 2,840,000
36/P23TERREBONNE PORT COMMISSION28
29(554) Slip Dredging, Houma Navigation Canal Dredging and
30 Improvements for Terrebonne Port Commission
31 Government Multi-Use Complex, Planning and
32 Construction
33 (Terrebonne)
34 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
35 Priority 1 $ 122,400
36 Priority 5 $ 3,770,300
37 Total $ 3,892,700
36/P26LAKE CHARLES HARBOR AND TERMINAL DISTRICT38
39(1282)Dredging at District-owned Facilities, Planning and
40 Construction
41 (Calcasieu)
42 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
43 Priority 1 $ 250,000
36/P41JEFFERSON PARISH ECONOMIC DEVELOP MENT AND PORT44
45 DISTRICT
46(546) Jefferson Parish Business Park: Science and
47 Technology Academy and Conference Center
48 (Jefferson)
49 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
50 Priority 1 $ 1,821,000
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36/P43COLUMBIA PORT COMMISSION1
2(285) Railroad Spur, Planning and Construction
3 (Caldwell)
4 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
5 Priority 1 $ 155,000
6 Priority 5 $ 1,841,000
7 Total $ 1,996,000
MISCELLANEOUS NON-STATE8
50/J05AVOYELLES PARISH9
10(1198)Parishwide Roadway Improvements, Planning and
11 Construction
12 (Avoyelles)
13 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
14 Priority 1 $ 250,000
15 Priority 5 $ 495,000
16 Total $ 745,000
50/J08BOSSIER PARISH17
18(310) Sewerage District No. 1 of the Parish of Bossier,
19 Planning and Construction ($28,000,000 Local Match)
20 (Bossier)
21 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
22 Priority 1 $ 210,700
23 Priority 5 $ 255,000
24 Total $ 465,700
25(314) Extension of Crouch Road to Swan Lake
26 Road/Reconstruction of Swan Lake Road To I-220,
27 Planning and Construction (Local Match Required)
28 (Bossier)
29 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
30 Priority 1 $ 101,300
31 Priority 5 $ 124,200
32 Total $ 225,500
50/J10CALCASIEU PARISH33
34(457) Gravity Sewer Trunk Mains and Pumping Stations
35 South Ward 3 and South Ward 4, Planning and
36 Construction
37 (Calcasieu)
38 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
39 Priority 1 $ 1,077,600
50/J15CONCORDIA PARISH40
41(839) Concordia Parish Courthouse District Courtroom
42 Security and Safety Renovations
43 (Concordia)
44 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
45 Priority 1 $ 315,000
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HB NO. 2
50/J21FRANKLIN PARISH1
2(616) Franklin Parish Activity Center, Planning and
3 Construction ($250,000 Local Match)
4 (Franklin)
5 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
6 Priority 1 $ 67,700
7 Priority 5 $ 1,360,000
8 Total $ 1,427,700
9(1122)Bayou Macon Cut-Off No. 1 Drainage Structure
10 Improvements, Planning and Construction
11 (Franklin)
12 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
13 Priority 1 $ 415,000
50/J22GRANT PARISH14
15(1223)Southern Grant Sewerage System Improvements,
16 Study, Design, Planning and Construction
17 (Grant)
18 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
19 Priority 1 $ 1,325,100
20 Priority 5 $ 1,597,100
21 Total $ 2,922,200
50/J23IBERIA PARISH22
23(245) Robert B. Green Veterans Memorial Building
24 Renovation, Upgrade and Expansion Project for Robert
25 B. Green American Legion Post 533 and Perry
26 Thompson VFW Post 12065, Planning and
27 Construction
28 (Iberia)
29 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
30 Priority 1 $ 200,000
50/J25JACKSON PARISH31
32(134) Jackson Parish Riding Arena and Livestock Pavilion,
33 Planning and Construction
34 (Jackson)
35 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
36 Priority 1 $ 276,800
37 Priority 5 $ 917,600
38 Total $ 1,194,400
50/J26JEFFERSON PARISH39
40(61) Ames Boulevard Widening from Two Lanes to Three
41 Lanes between Barataria Boulevard and Bayou Boeuf
42 Drive (2.0 miles) with Installation of Subsurface
43 Drainage
44 (Jefferson)
45 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
46 Priority 1 $ 338,700
47 Priority 5 $ 3,576,300
48 Total $ 3,915,000
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HB NO. 2
1(64) Avondale Booster Club and Playground Upgrades,
2 Planning and Construction
3 (Jefferson)
4 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
5 Priority 1 $ 603,900
6(67) Bonnabel Canal Rehabilitation and Bank Stabilization
7 (Veterans Boulevard to West Esplanade), Planning and
8 Construction
9 (Jefferson)
10 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
11 Priority 5 $ 370,800
12(69) Brown Avenue Canal Improvements Between the
13 Westbank Expressway and Harold Street, Planning and
14 Construction
15 (Jefferson)
16 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
17 Priority 1 $ 400,000
18 Priority 5 $ 600,000
19 Total $ 1,000,000
20(86) Gretna Government Complex Parking Lot, Planning
21 and Construction
22 (Jefferson)
23 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
24 Priority 1 $ 111,600
25 Priority 5 $ 328,400
26 Total $ 440,000
27(89) Kennedy Heights Playground Improvements, Planning
28 and Construction
29 (Jefferson)
30 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
31 Priority 5 $ 65,000
32(90) Lafreniere Park Marsh Island Restoration, Planning and
33 Construction
34 (Jefferson)
35 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
36 Priority 5 $ 1,125,000
37(96) Latigue Street Roadway Improvements, Planning and
38 Construction
39 (Jefferson)
40 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
41 Priority 5 $ 70,000
42(102) Parc des Familles, Construction of Utilities, Restrooms,
43 Pavilions and Roadways in Raw Undeveloped Wooded
44 Area in Order to Initiate Construction of Regional Park,
45 Planning and Construct
46 (Jefferson)
47 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
48 Priority 5 $ 743,300
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HB NO. 2
1(103) Parish Line Drainage Pump Station Capacity Increase,
2 Planning and Construction
3 (Jefferson)
4 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
5 Priority 1 $ 3,350,000
6 Priority 5 $ 1,600,000
7 Total $ 4,950,000
8(105) Riverside Senior Center, Planning and Construction
9 (Jefferson)
10 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
11 Priority 1 $ 61,900
12 Priority 5 $ 1,455,000
13 Total $ 1,516,900
14(110) South Kenner Road Rehabilitation from Live Oak
15 Boulevard to River Road, Planning and Construction
16 (Jefferson)
17 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
18 Priority 1 $ 1,617,900
19 Priority 5 $ 4,794,400
20 Total $ 6,412,300
21(111) Terry Parkway Drainage Between Carol Sue Drive and
22 Industry Canal ($500,000 Local Match)
23 (Jefferson)
24 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
25 Priority 1 $ 419,400
26(112) Waggaman Playground Improvements, Planning and
27 Construction
28 (Jefferson)
29 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
30 Priority 5 $ 50,000
31(116) Woodmere Community Center, Real Estate
32 Acquisition, Planning and Construction ($15,000 Local
33 Match)
34 (Jefferson)
35 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
36 Priority 5 $ 191,800
37(137) Preservation and Restoration of Historic Structures for
38 Hope Haven/Madonna Manor Campus, Planning and
39 Construction
40 (Jefferson)
41 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
42 Priority 1 $ 1,000,000
43 Priority 5 $ 4,000,000
44 Total $ 5,000,000
50/J27JEFFERSON DAVIS PARISH45
46(1385)Acquisition and Renovation of Existing Building and
47 site for Regional Consolidated Jail Facility,
48 Acquisition, Planning and Construction
49 (Jefferson Davis)
50 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
51 Priority 1 $ 5,909,700
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HB NO. 2
50/J28LAFAYETTE PARISH1
2(150) Kaliste Saloom Widening
3 (Lafayette)
4 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
5 Priority 1 $ 190,500
6 Priority 5 $10,633,300
7 Total $10,823,800
8(151) Governmental Complex, Jail Physical Plant Upgrade,
9 Planning and Construction ($4,980,000 Non-State
10 Match)
11 (Lafayette)
12 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
13 Priority 1 $ 1,401,500
14 Priority 5 $ 99,700
15 Total $ 1,501,200
50/J29LAFOURCHE PARISH16
17(740) South Lafourche Airport Corridor Project
18 (Lafourche)
19 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
20 Priority 1 $ 341,400
21 Priority 5 $ 122,000
22 Total $ 463,400
50/J32LIVINGSTON PARISH23
24(451) Cook Road Extension Economic Development Corridor
25 (Pete's Highway Frontage Road)
26 (Livingston)
27 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
28 Priority 1 $ 1,064,800
29 Priority 5 $ 2,992,100
30 Total $ 4,056,900
50/J34MOREHOUSE PARISH31
32(1116)Public Works Center, Planning and Construction
33 (Morehouse)
34 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
35 Priority 5 $ 325,000
50/J35NATCHITOCHES P ARISH36
37(532) Hard Surfacing of Coco Bed Road, Phase 1, Planning
38 and Construction
39 (Natchitoches)
40 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
41 Priority 1 $ 280,000
42(533) Resurfacing of Blanchard Road, Planning and
43 Construction
44 (Natchitoches)
45 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
46 Priority 5 $ 280,000
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HB NO. 2
1(534) Old River Bridge, Planning and Construction
2 (Natchitoches)
3 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
4 Priority 5 $ 610,000
5(535) Courthouse Security Improvements, Planning and
6 Construction
7 (Natchitoches)
8 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
9 Priority 1 $ 480,000
10(537) Resurfacing of Roads in Payne Subdivision, Planning
11 and Construction
12 (Natchitoches)
13 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
14 Priority 1 $ 200,000
15 Priority 5 $ 300,000
16 Total $ 500,000
17(538) Resurfacing of Fish Hatchery Road
18 (Natchitoches)
19 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
20 Priority 5 $ 125,000
50/J37OUACHITA PARISH21
22(446) Hannah's Run Control Structure, Planning and
23 Construction
24 (Ouachita)
25 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
26 Priority 1 $ 500,000
50/J38PLAQUEMINES PARISH27
28(219) Empire Bridge Lighting, Planning and Construction
29 (Plaquemines)
30 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
31 Priority 1 $ 100,000
32 Priority 5 $ 100,000
33 Total $ 200,000
50/J39POINTE COUPEE PARISH34
35(1074)False River Ecosystem Restoration Project, Planning
36 and Construction
37 (Pointe Coupee)
38 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
39 Priority 1 $ 688,900
40 Priority 5 $ 689,300
41 Total $ 1,378,200
50/J43SABINE PARISH42
43(724) Water Treatment and Supply System Study
44 (Sabine)
45 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
46 Priority 1 $ 164,500
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HB NO. 2
1(870) Plainview Road Rehabilitation, Planning and
2 Construction
3 (Sabine)
4 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
5 Priority 1 $ 30,700
6 Priority 5 $ 4,305,600
7 Total $ 4,336,300
50/J47ST. JAMES PARISH8
9(441) St. James Parish Land Acquisition, Planning and
10 Construction
11 (St. James)
12 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
13 Priority 5 $ 5,000,000
14(442) Blind River Freshwater Diversion
15 (St. James)
16 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
17 Priority 5 $ 350,000
50/J49ST. LANDRY PARISH18
19(1001)Central St. Landry Economic Development District,
20 Infrastructure Improvements, Planning, Engineering,
21 Utilities, and Construction
22 (St. Landry)
23 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
24 Priority 1 $ 186,300
50/J50ST. MARTIN PARISH25
26(562) Road Improvements on Four-Mile Bayou Road
27 (St. Martin)
28 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
29 Priority 1 $ 645,000
50/J51ST. MARY PARISH30
31(508) Reconstruction of Chitimacha Trail Road from LA 328
32 to LA 670 for St. Mary Parish Government Within
33 Existing Rights-of-Way
34 (St. Mary)
35 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
36 Priority 1 $ 760,000
37(509) Reconstruction of Flattown Road from Chitimacha
38 Trail to Ralph Darden Memorial Parkway for St. Mary
39 Parish Government Within Existing Rights-of-Way
40 (St. Mary)
41 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
42 Priority 1 $ 450,000
43(510) Reconstruction of Charenton Beach Road from LA
44 Hwy 87 to the West Atchafalaya Basin Protection
45 Levee, Planning and Construction
46 (St. Mary)
47 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
48 Priority 5 $ 500,000
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HB NO. 2
1(1404)Infrastructure Improvements and Construction of a
2 Welding Training Center Facility at the Charenton
3 Canal Industrial Park
4 (St. Mary)
5 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
6 Priority 5 $ 27,000
50/J52ST. TAMMANY PARISH7
8(967) University Square Learning Center Facilities, Planning
9 and Construction
10 (St. Tammany)
11 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
12 Priority 1 $ 210,000
13 Priority 5 $10,630,000
14 Total $10,840,000
15(969) St. Tammany Parish Fishing Pier, Planning and
16 Construction
17 (St. Tammany)
18 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
19 Priority 1 $ 390,000
50/J55TERREBONNE PARISH20
21(789) Renovate the LePetit Terrebonne Theater Building,
22 Planning and Construction
23 (Terrebonne)
24 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
25 Priority 1 $ 350,000
26 Priority 5 $ 350,000
27 Total $ 700,000
28(1025)South Louisiana Wetland Discovery Center - Phase 2 -
29 Bayou Country Institute, Planning and Construction
30 (Terrebonne)
31 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
32 Priority 1 $ 250,000
33 Priority 5 $ 740,000
34 Total $ 990,000
35(1102)Bayou LaCarpe Watershed Project, Location C, Design
36 and Construction
37 (Terrebonne)
38 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
39 Priority 5 $ 750,000
40(1184)Terrebonne Sports Complex, Planning and
41 Construction
42 (Terrebonne)
43 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
44 Priority 1 $ 9,900
45 Priority 5 $ 1,984,000
46 Total $ 1,993,900
Page 41 of 85 HLS 18RS-498 ORIGINAL
HB NO. 2
50/J58VERNON PARISH1
2(974) Vernon/Fort Polk Thoroughfare Electrical Power
3 Extension, and Utilities Including Generators
4 (Vernon)
5 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
6 Priority 5 $ 480,000
7(976) Visitor Center, Planning and Construction
8 (Vernon)
9 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
10 Priority 5 $ 350,000
11(977) Creation of Vernon Lake Cultural Center, Recreation
12 and Tourism Park, Planning and Construction
13 (Vernon)
14 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
15 Priority 5 $ 260,000
16(981) Vernon/Fort Polk Thoroughfare Plan, Planning and
17 Construction
18 (Vernon)
19 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
20 Priority 1 $ 1,385,800
21 Priority 5 $ 7,461,500
22 Total $ 8,847,300
23(984) Catfish Hut Road and Bridge Repair and/or
24 Replacement, Planning and Construction
25 (Vernon)
26 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
27 Priority 1 $ 325,000
50/J62WEST CARROLL P ARISH28
29(885) West Carroll Parish Courthouse Renovations, Planning
30 and Construction
31 (West Carroll)
32 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
33 Priority 1 $ 300,000
50/M05ALEXANDRIA34
35(570) Sugarhouse Road/Eddie Williams Boulevard to LA
36 Highway 1, Phase I and II, Planning and Construction
37 ($5,000,000 Local Match)
38 (Rapides)
39 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
40 Priority 5 $ 7,620,000
50/M06AMITE41
42(257) Town of Amite City Water Improvement Project,
43 Planning and Construction
44 (Tangipahoa)
45 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
46 Priority 1 $ 66,500
47 Priority 5 $ 600,000
48 Total $ 666,500
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HB NO. 2
50/M19BASTROP1
2(863) Bastrop City Hall - Roof Construction and Green
3 Lighting, Planning and Construction
4 (Morehouse)
5 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
6 Priority 5 $ 20,000
50/M32BROUSSARD7
8(1133)Reconstruct South Bernard Road From LA Hwy 182 to
9 US Hwy 90, Planning and Construction
10 (Lafayette)
11 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
12 Priority 1 $ 995,000
13 Priority 5 $ 4,000,000
14 Total $ 4,995,000
50/M39CARENCRO15
16(141) Wastewater and City Infrastructure Flood Damages,
17 Planning and Construction
18 (Lafayette)
19 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
20 Priority 1 $ 5,324,800
50/M43CHENEYVILLE21
22(1339)After School Education Center, Planning and
23 Construction
24 (Rapides)
25 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
26 Priority 5 $ 510,000
50/M54COTTON VALLEY27
28(270) Sewerage System Improvements, Planning and
29 Construction
30 (Webster)
31 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
32 Priority 1 $ 1,260,000
50/M60DELCAMBRE33
34(1057)Water Distribution and Storage System Improvements,
35 Planning and Construction
36 (Vermilion)
37 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
38 Priority 1 $ 300
39 Priority 5 $ 216,500
40 Total $ 216,800
50/M64DEQUINCY41
42(466) Buxton Creek Emergency Drainage Improvements,
43 Planning and Construction
44 (Calcasieu)
45 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
46 Priority 1 $ 624,700
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HB NO. 2
50/M65DERIDDER1
2(464) Community Recreational Building and Shelter,
3 Planning and Construction and/or Acquisition and
4 Rehabilitation of the Existing Facility ($1,500,000
5 Local Match)
6 (Beauregard)
7 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
8 Priority 5 $ 2,063,100
9(467) Education and Job Training Center, Planning and
10 Construction
11 (Beauregard)
12 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
13 Priority 5 $ 205,000
50/M70DOYLINE14
15(1163)Village of Doyline Wastewater Treatment Facility
16 Upgrades
17 (Webster)
18 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
19 Priority 1 $ 45,000
20 Priority 5 $ 370,000
21 Total $ 415,000
50/M74DUSON22
23(930) Duson Sewer System and Street Infrastructure
24 Improvements, Planning and Construction
25 (Acadia)
26 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
27 Priority 1 $ 505,000
50/M80ERATH28
29(471) Public Works Facility, Planning and Construction
30 (Vermilion)
31 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
32 Priority 5 $ 40,000
50/M89FLORIEN33
34(990) Village of Florien Town Hall, Planning and
35 Construction
36 (Sabine)
37 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
38 Priority 1 $ 425,000
50/M94FRANKLIN39
40(296) Renovation of Old Crowell Elementary Building,
41 Planning and Construction
42 (St. Mary)
43 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
44 Priority 1 $ 223,800
45 Priority 5 $ 1,065,300
46 Total $ 1,289,100
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HB NO. 2
50/MA3GOLDEN MEADOW1
2(1141)Median Turning Lane near Town Hall
3 (Lafourche)
4 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
5 Priority 5 $ 16,400
6(1143)Upgrade to North Sewerage Treatment Plant, Planning
7 and Construction
8 (Lafourche)
9 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
10 Priority 1 $ 15,200
11 Priority 5 $ 159,800
12 Total $ 175,000
50/MA6GRAMBLING13
14(1186)Wastewater System Expansion
15 (Lincoln)
16 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
17 Priority 1 $ 5,000
18 Priority 5 $ 190,000
19 Total $ 195,000
50/MB1GRAND ISLE20
21(1269)Historic Recreation Center/Community Center,
22 Planning and Construction
23 (Jefferson)
24 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
25 Priority 1 $ 17,000
26 Priority 5 $ 824,600
27 Total $ 841,600
50/MB5GRETNA28
29(251) Downtown Drainage Improvements, Planning and
30 Construction
31 (Jefferson)
32 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
33 Priority 1 $ 566,100
34 Priority 5 $ 1,015,000
35 Total $ 1,581,100
36(252) City Hall Exterior and Interior Renovation, Planning
37 and Construction
38 (Jefferson)
39 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
40 Priority 1 $ 54,800
41 Priority 5 $ 2,960,900
42 Total $ 3,015,700
50/MB9HAMMOND43
44(883) Gateway to Hammond, Phase I, Planning and
45 Construction
46 (Tangipahoa)
47 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
48 Priority 1 $ 600,000
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HB NO. 2
1(884) Air Traffic Control Tower Elevator, Planning and
2 Construction
3 (Tangipahoa)
4 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
5 Priority 5 $ 140,000
50/MC6HENDERSON6
7(196) Henderson Municipal Complex, Planning and
8 Construction
9 (St. Martin)
10 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
11 Priority 1 $ 185,000
12 Priority 5 $ 65,000
13 Total $ 250,000
50/MD1HORNBECK14
15(462) Emergency Connection with West Vernon Waterworks
16 District and Inline Booster Station, Planning and
17 Construction
18 (Vernon)
19 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
20 Priority 5 $ 95,700
50/ME2JEANERETTE21
22(767) Sewer Treatment Facility Upgrade, Planning and
23 Construction ($912,500 Federal and/or Local Match)
24 (Iberia)
25 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
26 Priority 5 $ 138,000
50/ME6JONESVILLE27
28(304) Renovations to National Guard Armory Building
29 (Catahoula)
30 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
31 Priority 1 $ 34,300
32 Priority 5 $ 285,700
33 Total $ 320,000
34(1101)Pumping Station Upgrade, Planning and Construction
35 (Catahoula)
36 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
37 Priority 5 $ 55,000
50/MF9LAKE CHARLES38
39(575) Lakefront Development
40 (Calcasieu)
41 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
42 Priority 5 $ 200,000
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HB NO. 2
1(579) Wastewater Treatment Plant, Plant B/C Force Main
2 Segment No. 2, Planning and Construction ($4,195,000
3 Local Match)
4 (Calcasieu)
5 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
6 Priority 1 $ 947,700
7 Priority 5 $ 5,530,000
8 Total $ 6,477,700
9(580) Infrastructure Improvements for Economic
10 Development, Planning and Construction ($2,000,000
11 Local Match)
12 (Calcasieu)
13 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
14 Priority 5 $ 2,250,000
50/MG3LEESVILLE15
16(855) Street Rehabilitation and Extension
17 (Vernon)
18 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
19 Priority 1 $ 755,000
20(856) Water System Rehabilitation Including Generators,
21 Planning and Construction
22 (Vernon)
23 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
24 Priority 5 $ 375,000
50/MG7LIVINGSTON25
26(1027)Water Tower and Well, Acquisition, Planning and
27 Construction
28 (Livingston)
29 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
30 Priority 1 $ 500,000
50/MG9LOCKPORT31
32(643) Lockport Street Improvements, Planning and
33 Construction
34 (Lafourche)
35 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
36 Priority 1 $ 990,000
50/MH9MANGHAM37
38(609) Mangham Recreation Complex
39 (Richland)
40 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
41 Priority 1 $ 48,400
42 Priority 5 $ 1,520,000
43 Total $ 1,568,400
50/MI1MANSFIELD44
45(688) Wastewater Collection System Improvements, Planning
46 and Construction
47 (DeSoto)
48 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
49 Priority 5 $ 50,000
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HB NO. 2
50/MI4MARINGOUIN1
2(374) Governmental/Multi-Purpose Facility, Planning and
3 Construction
4 (Iberville)
5 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
6 Priority 1 $ 2,300
7 Priority 5 $ 300,000
8 Total $ 302,300
50/MJ5MINDEN9
10(238) Potable Water Ground Storage Tank, Planning and
11 Construction
12 (Webster)
13 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
14 Priority 1 $ 145,100
15 Priority 5 $ 686,300
16 Total $ 831,400
50/MJ6MONROE17
18(1235)I-20 Interchange Improvement and Kansas Garrett
19 Connector, Kansas Lane Connector, Planning and
20 Construction ($1,000,000 Local and $6,000,000 Federal
21 Match)
22 (Ouachita)
23 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
24 Priority 1 $ 6,369,900
25 Priority 5 $25,600,000
26 Total $31,969,900
27(1240)Downtown Development District Facilities and
28 Infrastructure for River Front, Design and Construction
29 (Ouachita)
30 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
31 Priority 5 $ 100,000
50/MK2MORGAN CITY32
33(1067)Water Plant Improvements, Planning and Construction
34 (St. Mary)
35 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
36 Priority 5 $ 50,000
50/ML2NEW LLANO37
38(1338)Water System Improvements, Construction ($800,000
39 Local Match)
40 (Vernon)
41 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
42 Priority 1 $ 306,500
50/ML3NEW ORLEANS43
44(671) Fourth District Police Station, Planning and
45 Construction
46 (Orleans)
47 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
48 Priority 1 $ 300,000
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HB NO. 2
1(672) West Bank Park Improvements and George W. Carver
2 Playground Renovations, Including New Soccer and
3 Recreational Facilities, and Skateboard Park Planning
4 and Construction
5 (Orleans)
6 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
7 Priority 1 $ 910,900
8 Priority 5 $12,325,400
9 Total $13,236,300
10Provided, however, that $450,000 of the Priority 1 appropriation and $200,000 of the
11Priority 1 appropriation shall be used to fund the George W. Carver Playground Renovations
12project and the Skateboard Park at the West Bank Park project, respectively.
13(673) New Consolidated Westbank Fire Station, Planning and
14 Construction
15 (Orleans)
16 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
17 Priority 1 $ 375,000
18(680) Algiers Playgrounds and Parks, Renovation of
19 Restrooms, Lighting, Fencing, and Playground
20 Equipment
21 (Orleans)
22 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
23 Priority 1 $ 225,900
24 Priority 5 $ 49,100
25 Total $ 275,000
26(682) Eastern New Orleans Hospital, Equipment, Acquisition,
27 Installation, Planning and Construction
28 (Orleans)
29 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
30 Priority 1 $ 2,613,000
50/ML4NEW ROADS31
32(692) Industrial Park Development Project, Planning and
33 Construction
34 (Pointe Coupee)
35 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
36 Priority 5 $ 1,000,000
50/MM4OIL CITY37
38(606) Water Treatment Plant Improvements, Planning and
39 Construction
40 (Caddo)
41 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
42 Priority 1 $ 1,918,400
50/MM5OLLA43
44(1189)Downtown Area Sidewalk, Ramps, Curbing, and
45 Fencing Enhancements
46 (LaSalle)
47 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
48 Priority 1 $ 16,200
49 Priority 5 $ 240,000
50 Total $ 256,200
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50/MM9PATTERSON1
2(642) Replacement of Water and Gas Meters in Patterson,
3 Planning and Construction
4 (St. Mary)
5 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
6 Priority 5 $ 460,000
50/MN5PLAIN DEALING7
8(401) Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvement, Planning
9 and Construction
10 (Bossier)
11 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
12 Priority 1 $ 13,600
13 Priority 5 $ 277,900
14 Total $ 291,500
50/MO8RAYNE15
16(899) Martin Luther King Community Center Improvements,
17 Planning and Construction
18 (Acadia)
19 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
20 Priority 5 $ 315,000
50/MO9RAYVILLE21
22(608) Wastewater Transport and Treatment Facilities for
23 Economic Development
24 (Richland)
25 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
26 Priority 1 $ 714,700
27(1204)Water Service Facilities for Economic Development,
28 Planning and Construction
29 (Richland)
30 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
31 Priority 1 $ 660,200
32 Priority 5 $ 8,022,300
33 Total $ 8,682,500
50/MQ1ROSEPINE34
35(461) Rosepine Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvement,
36 Planning and Construction
37 (Vernon)
38 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
39 Priority 5 $ 1,610,000
50/MQ3ST. FRANCISVILLE40
41(370) Burnet Road Bridge Replacement, Planning and
42 Construction
43 (West Feliciana)
44 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
45 Priority 1 $ 492,100
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50/MQ8SCOTT1
2(272) Water and Sewer Line Installation along Apollo Road
3 Extension, Planning and Construction
4 (Lafayette)
5 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
6 Priority 1 $ 196,100
50/MR1SHREVEPORT7
8(760) C.C. Antoine Park, Planning and Construction
9 (Caddo)
10 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
11 Priority 1 $ 277,300
12 Priority 5 $ 822,700
13 Total $ 1,100,000
50/MR2SIBLEY14
15(636) Wastewater Treatment Facilities Improvements,
16 Planning and Construction
17 (Webster)
18 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
19 Priority 1 $ 303,800
50/MS4SPRINGFIELD20
21(340) Water System Planning and Construction
22 (Livingston)
23 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
24 Priority 1 $ 724,900
50/MS5SPRINGHILL25
26(634) Wastewater Collection System Improvements, Planning
27 and Construction
28 (Webster)
29 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
30 Priority 5 $ 70,000
31(1348)Recreational Complex
32 (Webster)
33 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
34 Priority 1 $ 500,000
35 Priority 5 $ 2,185,000
36 Total $ 2,685,000
50/MS9SULPHUR37
38(460) Upgrade Regional Sewerage Pumping Stations
39 (Arizona and Highway 108), Planning and Construction
40 (Calcasieu)
41 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
42 Priority 1 $ 300,000
43 Priority 5 $ 2,400,000
44 Total $ 2,700,000
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50/MT3TALLULAH1
2(1203)Emergency Water Production, Transmission and
3 Treatment, Acquisition, Planning and Construction
4 (Madison)
5 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
6 Priority 5 $ 500,000
50/MU2VIDALIA7
8(283) Development of a Slackwater Port on the Mississippi
9 River, Planning and Construction
10 (Concordia)
11 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
12 Priority 1 $ 8,908,400
13 Priority 5 $ 4,250,000
14 Total $13,158,400
50/MU6VIVIAN15
16(921) Water and Wastewater System Improvements and
17 Extension, Planning and Construction
18 (Caddo)
19 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
20 Priority 1 $ 60,500
21 Priority 5 $ 872,100
22 Total $ 932,600
50/MV3WESTLAKE23
24(748) Police and Emergency Response Facility, Planning and
25 Construction
26 (Calcasieu)
27 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
28 Priority 1 $ 1,000,000
29(750) New Water Well, Planning and Construction
30 (Calcasieu)
31 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
32 Priority 1 $ 550,000
50/MV4WESTWEGO33
34(349) Performing Arts Center/Community Center
35 Renovations, Planning, Construction and Equipment
36 (Jefferson)
37 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
38 Priority 5 $ 1,000,000
39(351) The WHARF, Planning, Construction, and Site
40 Preparation
41 (Jefferson)
42 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
43 Priority 1 $ 200,000
44(352) Water Tower, Line and Improvements
45 (Jefferson)
46 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
47 Priority 1 $ 450,000
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1(357) Drainage Improvements, Phase I
2 (Jefferson)
3 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
4 Priority 5 $ 26,700
5(358) Emergency Preparedness Building, Planning and
6 Construction
7 (Jefferson)
8 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
9 Priority 1 $ 1,061,500
10(359) Farmers/Fisheries Market, Planning and Construction
11 (Jefferson)
12 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
13 Priority 5 $ 66,600
14(360) Fire Station, Planning and Construction
15 (Jefferson)
16 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
17 Priority 1 $ 3,160,200
18(361) Park Land and Improvements, Including Improvements
19 to Existing Parks and Land Acquisition, Planning and
20 Construction
21 (Jefferson)
22 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
23 Priority 1 $ 1,402,200
24(362) Sala Avenue Street and Infrastructure Improvements
25 (Jefferson)
26 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
27 Priority 1 $ 400,000
28(363) Street Improvements, including the Placement of Fire
29 Hydrants, Planning and Construction
30 (Jefferson)
31 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
32 Priority 1 $ 500,000
33 Priority 5 $ 500,000
34 Total $ 1,000,000
35(781) Water Plant Improvements, Planning and Construction
36 (Jefferson)
37 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
38 Priority 1 $ 2,799,000
50/MW2YOUNGSVILLE39
40(266) Infrastructure Improvements for the Youngsville Sports
41 Complex, Planning and Construction
42 (Lafayette)
43 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
44 Priority 1 $ 112,800
45 Priority 5 $ 150,000
46 Total $ 262,800
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50/MW3ZACHARY1
2(297) Water System Improvements, Planning and
3 Construction
4 (East Baton Rouge)
5 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
6 Priority 1 $ 1,300,000
7 Priority 5 $ 330,000
8 Total $ 1,630,000
50/N02TULANE UNIVERSITY9
10(1023)Tulane River and Coastal Center, Planning and
11 Construction
12 (Orleans)
13 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
14 Priority 1 $ 685,500
50/N03THE AUDUBON NATURE INSTITUTE, INC.15
16(618) Audubon 2020 Exhibits
17 (Orleans)
18 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
19 Priority 1 $ 2,907,900
20 Priority 5 $33,981,600
21 Total $36,889,500
50/N05NEW ORLEANS EXHIBITION HALL AUTHORITY22
23(1294)Property Development Project
24 (Orleans)
25 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
26 Priority 5 $25,000,000
50/N12LOUISIANA CHILDREN'S MUSEUM27
28(948) Early Learning Village, Planning, Design, Construction
29 and Equipment
30 (Orleans)
31 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
32 Priority 1 $11,471,300
50/N13CHENNAULT INTERNATIONAL AIRP ORT AUTHORITY33
34(887) New Air Cargo Facility, Planning and Construction
35 ($1,100,000 Local Match)
36 (Calcasieu)
37 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
38 Priority 1 $ 350,000
39 Priority 5 $ 2,750,000
40 Total $ 3,100,000
41(888) New Aviation Hangar and Ground Support Equipment
42 Facility, Planning and Construction ($1,000,000 Local
43 Match)
44 (Calcasieu)
45 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
46 Priority 1 $ 260,000
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50/N25WYES TV NEW ORLEANS1
2(800) WYES Katrina Rebuilding/Equipment Project
3 (Orleans)
4 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
5 Priority 1 $ 1,504,000
50/N33ENGLAND ECONOMIC AND INDUSTRIAL DEVELOP MENT6
7 DISTRICT
8(498) Warehouse/Distribution Complex, Planning and
9 Construction
10 (Rapides)
11 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
12 Priority 5 $ 200,000
50/N34ODYSSEY HOUSE LOUISIANA, INC.13
14(993) Odyssey House Louisiana Renovation Project, Planning
15 and Construction
16 (Orleans)
17 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
18 Priority 1 $ 1,011,500
19 Priority 5 $ 4,877,300
20 Total $ 5,888,800
50/N74THE NATIONAL WORLD WAR II MUSEUM, INC.21
22(321) Capital Expansion Project, including Parking Structure,
23 Skybridge, Andrew Higgins Plaza, Train Station
24 Experience and Canopy, Planning and Construction
25 (Orleans)
26 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
27 Priority 1 $13,900,000
50/NA2LAFAYETTE AIRPORT COMMISSION28
29(468) Construction of a New Passenger Facility Terminal at
30 Lafayette Regional Airport, Planning and Construction
31 (Lafayette)
32 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
33 Priority 1 $ 1,300,000
34 Priority 5 $ 8,200,000
35 Total $ 9,500,000
50/NBBTHE LIGHTHOUSE FOR THE BLIND IN NEW ORLEANS,36
37 INCORPORATED
38(253) Economic Development Project, Planning and
39 Construction
40 (Orleans)
41 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
42 Priority 1 $ 4,205,100
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50/NC2BATON ROUGE RECREATION AND PARKS COMMISSION1
2(1048)Children's Museum, Planning and Construction
3 ($5,000,000 Local Match)
4 (East Baton Rouge)
5 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
6 Priority 1 $ 115,500
7 Priority 5 $ 145,000
8 Total $ 260,500
9(1049)Central Community Sports Park, Planning and
10 Construction
11 (East Baton Rouge)
12 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
13 Priority 1 $ 1,000
14 Priority 5 $ 255,000
15 Total $ 256,000
16(1050)Anna T. Jordan Site and Facility Improvements (Non-
17 State Match Required)
18 (East Baton Rouge)
19 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
20 Priority 1 $ 70,300
21 Priority 5 $ 150,000
22 Total $ 220,300
50/NCJWATERWORK S DISTRICT #14 OF WARD #5, CALCASIEU PARISH23
24(458) Replacement of Old Starks Water System Lines and
25 Plugging of Old Wells, Planning and Construction
26 (Calcasieu)
27 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
28 Priority 5 $ 50,000
50/NDNOPPORTUNITIES INDUSTRIALIZ ATION CENTER29
30 INCORPORATED OF OUACHITA
31(1394)New Education Building, Planning and Construction
32 (Ouachita)
33 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
34 Priority 5 $ 405,000
50/NGALINCOLN PARISH FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT #135
36(1019)Renovations to Existing Facility and Additional
37 Buildings, Acquisition, Planning and Construction
38 (Lincoln)
39 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
40 Priority 5 $ 120,000
50/NGQTHE STRAND THEATER OF SHREVEPORT CORPORATION41
42(403) Repair and Renovation to the Strand Theatre of
43 Shreveport
44 (Caddo)
45 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
46 Priority 1 $ 26,600
47 Priority 5 $ 984,000
48 Total $ 1,010,600
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50/NJ9DRYADES YMCA1
2(829) Technical Training Center, Planning and Construction
3 (Orleans)
4 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
5 Priority 1 $ 139,500
6 Priority 5 $ 7,759,500
7 Total $ 7,899,000
50/NJZGRAVITY DRAINAGE DISTRICT #8 OF WARD #1, CALCASIEU8
9 PARISH
10(1253)Belfield Ditch Drainage Improvement Project, Planning
11 and Construction
12 (Calcasieu)
13 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
14 Priority 1 $ 910,000
50/NMBWATERWORK S DISTRICT #1 OF WARD #1 OF CALCASIEU15
16 PARISH
17(831) Topsy Road Waterline Improvements (Welcome Road
18 to Parish Road), Planning and Construction
19 (Calcasieu)
20 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
21 Priority 1 $ 225,000
50/NMDBELMONT WATERWORK S, INC.22
23(1225)Water System Improvements, Planning and
24 Construction
25 (Sabine)
26 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
27 Priority 1 $ 470,800
28 Priority 5 $ 875,700
29 Total $ 1,346,500
50/NMGLIVINGSTON ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CHILDREN, INC.30
31(1130)New Facility for Livingston Association for Retarded
32 Children, Inc. Planning and Construction
33 (Livingston)
34 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
35 Priority 1 $ 530,000
50/NMLCITY OF GRETNA POLICE DEPARTMENT36
37(1007)Gretna Police Department, Construction of Armory,
38 Elevation/Flood Proofing/Wind Retrofit, Planning and
39 Construction
40 (Jefferson)
41 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
42 Priority 1 $ 3,051,800
50/NNLHUNGARIAN SETTLEMENT HISTORICAL SOCIETY, INC.43
44(48) Hungarian Settlement Historical Museum, Planning and
45 Construction
46 (Livingston)
47 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
48 Priority 1 $ 172,000
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50/NNWBEAUREGARD PARISH WATERWORK S DISTRICT #31
2(483) Longacre Road Water Plant Improvements, Planning
3 and Construction
4 (Beauregard)
5 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
6 Priority 5 $ 50,000
50/NP3BAYOU LAFOURCHE FRESH WATER DISTRICT7
8(1017)Donaldsonville Flood Control, Planning and
9 Construction
10 (Ascension, Assumption, Lafourche, Terrebonne)
11 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
12 Priority 1 $ 765,000
50/NPDIBERIA ECONOMIC DEVELOP MENT AUTHORITY13
14(1005)Progress Point Business Park and Airport Gateway,
15 Land Acquisition, Planning and Construction
16 (Iberia)
17 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
18 Priority 1 $ 2,337,500
50/NQVBEAUREGARD WATERWORK S DISTRICT #619
20(455) Water System Improvements, Planning and
21 Construction
22 (Beauregard)
23 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
24 Priority 1 $ 78,500
25 Priority 5 $ 1,505,000
26 Total $ 1,583,500
50/NQWCALCASIEU WATERWORK S DISTRICT #1027
28(459) New Water System, Planning and Construction
29 (Calcasieu)
30 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
31 Priority 5 $ 750,000
50/NRONATCHITOCHES COMMUNICATIONS DISTRICT32
33(173) Natchitoches Parish Emergency Communications
34 District, Planning and Construction
35 (Natchitoches)
36 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
37 Priority 1 $ 2,465,200
50/NSXMOREHOUSE PARISH SHERIFF38
39(1319)Operations Center Relocation, Site Development,
40 Renovations and Improvements, Planning and
41 Construction ($130,000 Local Match)
42 (Morehouse)
43 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
44 Priority 5 $ 14,400
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50/NTBCALCASIEU WATERWORK S DISTRICT 12 WARD 31
2(1179)Waterworks District 12, Ward 3 - Water System
3 Improvements, Planning and Construction
4 (Calcasieu)
5 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
6 Priority 1 $ 496,600
50/NTKTHE UNION LINCOLN REG IONAL WATER SUPPLY INITIATIVE7
8(581) Development of Alternative Water Supply from Lake
9 D'Arbonne for Lincoln and Union Parishes
10 (Lincoln, Union)
11 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
12 Priority 1 $ 1,709,700
13 Priority 5 $ 2,400,000
14 Total $ 4,109,700
50/NUOHOUSTON RIVER WATERWORK S DISTRICT 1115
16(821) Elevated Water Tank and Associated Piping, Planning
17 and Construction
18 (Calcasieu)
19 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
20 Priority 1 $ 605,000
50/NUR9TH WARD FIELD OF DREAMS21
22(780) 9th Ward Field of Dreams Football and Track Stadium,
23 Planning and Construction
24 (Orleans)
25 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
26 Priority 5 $ 1,415,000
50/NUVMONROE DOWNTOWN ECONOMIC DEVELOP MENT DISTRICT27
28(864) Monroe Riverwalk, Planning and Construction
29 (Ouachita)
30 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
31 Priority 5 $ 116,200
50/NVWOUR LADY OF THE LAKE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL32
33(762) Our Lady of the Lake Children's Hospital, Acquisition,
34 Planning and Construction
35 (East Baton Rouge)
36 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
37 Priority 1 $ 2,236,100
38 Priority 5 $11,000,000
39 Total $13,236,100
50/NWMNORTH DELTA REG IONAL PLANNING AND ECONOMIC40
41 DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT, INC.
42(1182)North Delta Innovation Technology and Disaster
43 Recovery Center
44 (Ouachita)
45 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
46 Priority 5 $ 950,000
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50/NWRLOUISIANA SWAMP BASE, INC.1
2(302) Camp Atchafalaya Swamp Base, Planning, Design and
3 Construction
4 (St. Martin)
5 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
6 Priority 5 $ 1,780,000
50/NWWTHRIVE FOUNDATION7
8(1031)New Facility, Planning and Construction
9 (East Baton Rouge)
10 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
11 Priority 1 $ 244,000
50/NXEOCHSNER CLINIC FOUNDATION12
13(120) Ochsner Transplant Center of Excellence - Innovation
14 Center, Planning and Construction
15 (Jefferson)
16 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
17 Priority 1 $ 3,500,000
18 Priority 5 $ 6,500,000
19 Total $10,000,000
50/NZBLIVINGSTON PARISH AIRPORT DISTRICT20
21(1451)Livingston Executive Airport, Planning and
22 Construction
23 (Livingston)
24 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
25 Priority 1 $ 15,000
50/S10CALCASIEU PARISH SCHOOL BOARD26
27(1429)Renovations to Lake Charles Boston Stadium, Planning
28 and Construction
29 (Calcasieu)
30 Payable from State General Obligation Bonds
31 Priority 1 $ 177,000
32 Priority 5 $ 823,000
33 Total $ 1,000,000
50/S18EAST CARROLL PARISH SCHOOL BOARD34
35(637) Administration Building, Acquisition and Renovation,
36 Planning and Construction
37 (East Carroll)
38 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
39 Priority 5 $ 280,000
50/S63WEST FELICIANA PARISH SCHOOL BOARD40
41(280) Julius Freyhan Cultural/Conference Center, Planning
42 and Construction
43 (West Feliciana)
44 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
45 Priority 1 $ 99,000
46 Priority 5 $ 2,999,000
47 Total $ 3,098,000
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HB NO. 2
1 Section 1.A. The projects in this Section did not submit a capital outlay request for
2Fiscal Year 2018-2019 by November 1, 2017, in compliance with the provisions of Act 419
3of the 2016 Regular Session of the Legislature. However, commitments have been made
4against the lines of credit granted for these projects in Fiscal Year 2017-2018. The
5appropriations made in this Section are intended to provide funding to satisfy commitments
6made to certain projects against general obligation bond cash lines of credit granted for
7appropriations in Act 4 of the 2017 Second Extraordinary Session of the Louisiana
8Legislature and to provide funding for capital outlay budget requests applications which
9were submitted after the November 1, 2017 deadline. Therefore, notwithstanding the
10provisions of R.S. 39:101(A) and R.S. 39:112(C) or any other provision of law capital outlay
11budget request applications for Fiscal Year 2018-2019 created administratively by the office
12of facility planning and control for projects listed in this section are hereby deemed to have
13timely been submitted and as such shall be eligible for cash and noncash lines of credit for
14Fiscal Year 2018-2019.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT15
01/124LOUISIANA STADIUM AND EXP OSITION DISTRICT16
17(1411)Bayou Segnette Sports Complex Improvements, Including
18 Hall B Expansion, Planning and Construction
19 (Jefferson)
20 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
21 Priority 1 $ 2,681,100
22 (1412)Improvements to the Superdome
23 (Orleans)
24 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
25 Priority 1 $ 4,247,600
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION26
19/618SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY - SHREVEP ORT27
28(1430)New Classroom Building, Southern University - Shreveport,
29 Planning and Construction
30 (Caddo)
31 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
32 Priority 1 $ 546,100
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19/621NICHOLLS STATE UNIVERSITY1
2(1416)Renovation of Athletic Training and Meeting Facility,
3 Planning and Construction
4 (Lafourche)
5 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
6 Priority 1 $ 204,500
19/625LOUISIANA TECH UNIVERSITY7
8(1413)Business Building Replacement and Addition, Planning and
9 Construction
10 (Lincoln)
11 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
12 Priority 1 $ 875,400
LEVEE DISTRICTS AND PORTS13
36/L35ST. MARY LEVEE DISTRICT14
15(1417)Franklin Canal Levee and Floodgate Project, Planning and
16 Construction
17 (St. Mary)
18 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
19 Priority 1 $ 630,000
MISCELLANEOUS NON-STATE20
50/J03ASCENSION PARISH21
22(1418)Lamar Dixon Expo Center Recreational Complex, Planning
23 and Construction
24 (Ascension)
25 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
26 Priority 1 $ 300,000
50/J23IBERIA PARISH27
28(1419)Wastewater System Improvements for the Acadiana
29 Regional Airport ($667,000 Non/State Match)
30 (Iberia)
31 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
32 Priority 1 $ 409,600
50/J26JEFFERSON PARISH33
34 (1420)Upper Kraak Ditch Drainage Pump Station Pump
35 Replacement and Generator Installation
36 (Jefferson)
37 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
38 Priority 1 $ 150,850
39
50/J33MADISON PARISH40
41(1446)Charles Brown Road (Tendal Road) Repairs, Planning and
42 Construction
43 (Madison)
44 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
45 Priority 1 $ 189,100
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50/J46ST. HELENA PARISH1
2(1041)Audubon Library, Planning and Construction
3 (St. Helena)
4 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
5 Priority 1 $ 100,000
50/J55TERREBONNE PARISH6
7 (1421)Terrebonne Parish Emergency Operations Center, Planning
8 and Construction
9 (Terrebonne)
10 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
11 Priority 1 $ 236,400
12(1428)Thompson Road Extension, Land Acquisition, Planning and
13 Construction ($2,000,000 Local Match)
14 (Terrebonne)
15 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
16 Priority 1 $ 697,200
50/M14BAKER17
18(1447)Baker Fire Training Facility, Planning and Construction
19 (East Baton Rouge)
20 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
21 Priority 1 $ 170,000
50/M24BERWICK22
23(1422)Sewerage Collection System Along Old Spanish Trail and
24 LA 182, Planning and Construction
25 (St. Mary)
26 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
27 Priority 1 $ 1,394,100
50/M93FOREST HILL28
29(279) Renovation of Community Facilities, Planning and
30 Construction ($375,000 Local Match)
31 (Rapides)
32 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
33 Priority 1 $ 39,900
50/MF2KENTWOOD34
35(1450)Recreational Facility Property Acquisition, Planning,
36 Site Preparation, Master Recreation Plan and
37 Construction
38 (Tangipahoa)
39 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
40 Priority 1 $ 200,000
50/MJ6MONROE41
42(1423)Monroe Regional Airport Terminal, Planning and
43 Construction ($40,500,000 Federal and/or Local Match)
44 (Ouachita)
45 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
46 Priority 1 $ 696,100
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50/ML3NEW ORLEANS1
2(1424)Rosenwald Community Center, Planning and Construction
3 (Orleans)
4 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
5 Priority 1 $ 182,400
50/MR1SHREVEPORT6
7(1441)C.C. Antoine Museum and Arts Center, Planning and
8 Construction ($64,000 Local Match)
9 (Caddo)
10 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
11 Priority 1 $ 325,000
50/MV7WINNFIELD12
13(1414)Port DeLuce Reservoir, Planning and Construction
14 (Winn)
15 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
16 Priority 1 $ 496,200
50/MV8WINNSBORO17
18(1415)Winnsboro Farmer's Market, Planning and Construction
19 (Franklin)
20 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
21 Priority 1 $ 166,700
50/MW8CENTRAL22
23(612) Administration Building
24 (East Baton Rouge)
25 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
26 Priority 1 $ 61,800
50/N18IBERIA PARISH AIRPORT AUTHORITY27
28(649) Rehabilitation of Hangar #88 and Associated Parking
29 Lot, Planning and Construction
30 (Iberia)
31 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
32 Priority 1 $ 500,000
50/N41BATON ROUGE METROPOLITAN AIRPORT33
34(725) Airport Aviation Business Park, Planning and
35 Construction
36 (East Baton Rouge)
37 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
38 Priority 1 $ 250,700
50/NA2LAFAYETTE AIRPORT COMMISSION39
40(1426)Construction of Cargo Facilities, Planning and Construction
41 (Lafayette)
42 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
43 Priority 1 $ 301,700
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50/NBMBLACK RIVER LAKE COMMISSION1
2(1448)Black River Lake Drainage Structure Installation, Studies,
3 Permits, Planning and Construction
4 (Concordia)
5 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
6 Priority 1 $ 255,000
50/NJ8NORTH LOUISIANA CRIMINALISTICS LAB7
8(1427)Replacement of Shreveport Facility, Planning and
9 Construction
10 (Caddo)
11 Payable from General Obligation Bonds
12 Priority 1 $ 333,700
13 Section 2. The expenditure of funds appropriated in this Act, except appropriations
14made to nonprofit economic development corporations, shall be in conformity to all existing
15statutes relative to public bidding, contractual review, and R.S. 39:101 through 128 and any
16other statutes affecting the capital outlay program for state government, state institutions,
17and political entities. No contract shall be awarded for any project prior to the granting of
18a line of credit or the sale of bonds by the State Bond Commission, determination by the
19state treasurer that cash funding is available in the Comprehensive Capital Outlay Escrow
20Account for the project, or delivery of revenue bonds whose issuance is authorized in
21Section 1 of this Act.
22 Section 3. Payment for projects specified in this Act must be made by warrant
23submitted to the division of administration, Department of Transportation and Development,
24the state treasurer or other administering agency as provided in Section 8, whichever is
25appropriate, only to the extent of funds required for immediate payment. Copies of invoices
26or other supporting documentation shall be submitted with warrants. In the event that any
27equipment included in this Act, is procured pursuant to the provisions of the State Lease-
28Purchase Act, R.S. 39:1761 et seq., the amounts included in this Act for each such piece of
29equipment shall not be appropriated. The provisions of R.S. 39:1771 which require
30equipment to be leased under the State Lease-Purchase Act to be included in the executive
31budget and approved by the legislature through inclusion in the General Appropriation Act
32shall be considered waived upon the inclusion of such equipment in this Act. Projects
33contained in this Act may, at the direction of the division of administration and with the
34approval of the State Bond Commission, alternatively be funded through financing programs
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1heretofore or hereafter provided by a public trust and public corporation duly organized
2pursuant to R.S. 9:2341 et seq., having for its beneficiary the state and the Louisiana Local
3Government Environmental Facilities and Community Development Authority, pursuant to
4R.S. 33:4548.1 et seq.
5 Section 4. If at any time during the Fiscal Year 2018-2019, the governor should find,
6or the Joint Legislative Committee on the Budget or the commissioner of administration
7should report to the governor, that the receipts of the treasury are falling short or appear
8likely to fall short of the revenue estimates for the fiscal year and that a cash deficit is likely
9to be incurred, the governor shall take such steps as deemed necessary to prevent the
10occurrence of a cash deficit. In the event that a capital outlay project funded in this Act falls
11under an agency which is abolished or for which funds are not appropriated in the 2018-2019
12General Appropriation Act, then the funds appropriated in this Act for such capital outlay
13projects shall not be expended unless deemed necessary by the governor to protect life or
14property. In the event that legislation is enacted which transfers facilities or programs for
15which projects are funded in this Act, on behalf of one agency, institution, department, or
16management board to another agency, institution, department, or management board, then
17the projects in this Act shall be deemed transferred also.
18 Section 5. All monies appropriated by this Act and any applicable funds of a prior
19capital outlay budget act adopted by the legislature shall be deposited by the state treasurer
20in the Comprehensive Capital Outlay Escrow Account, established by this Section, in the
21state treasury. In accordance with R.S. 36:764, no later than sixty days following the end
22of each quarter, the state treasurer shall report to the Joint Legislative Committee on the
23Budget and the commissioner of administration, all funds contained in the Miscellaneous
24Fund of the Comprehensive Capital Outlay Escrow Account. Notwithstanding any
25provisions contained herein or other law to the contrary, any original issue premium or
26accrued interest proceeds received pursuant to the sale of general obligation bonds shall
27remain on deposit to the credit of the Bond Security and Redemption Fund until such time
28as they may be utilized in accordance with U.S. Department of the Treasury Regulations
29promulgated pursuant to the Internal Revenue Code of 1986. All such monies shall be
30administered according to the particular act pertaining to the fiscal year in which such
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1monies were appropriated. If it is determined by the director of the office of facility
2planning and control, division of administration, that the funds appropriated by this Act or
3any prior capital outlay budget act are not sufficient to complete the projects contained in
4any capital outlay budget act, through unavoidable deficiencies in appropriation, including
5administrative and legal requirements, the commissioner of administration, subject to
6approval of the Joint Legislative Committee on the Budget, may direct the use of interest
7earned from the investment of general obligation bond or note proceeds in the
8Comprehensive Capital Outlay Escrow Account, not to exceed an aggregate of five million
9dollars in any one fiscal year, for the purpose of completing the projects contained in any
10capital outlay budget act and such money shall be deemed appropriated in specific amounts
11necessary for such purpose. All appropriations in this Act which are made as additions to
12funds for previously authorized projects shall be included, for accounting purposes, in the
13account of the previously authorized projects. If it is determined by the director of the office
14of facility planning and control, division of administration, that it is cost effective and
15practical to combine individual appropriations, the commissioner of administration, subject
16to the approval of the Joint Legislative Committee on the Budget, may direct that two or
17more appropriations or parts thereof may be combined into a single project for accounting
18and audit purposes. The commissioner of administration may direct that funding in the
19various statewide and/or multiple parish projects for improvements for state facilities may
20be transferred to any project, in this Act or any previous Capital Outlay Act, which require
21supplemental funding for improvements for state facilities which qualify for funding through
22the various statewide and/or multiple parish projects for improvements for state facilities.
23The office of facility planning and control, division of administration is authorized to receive
24settlements and vendor rebates not in excess of $50,000 unless approved by the Joint
25Legislative Committee on the Budget, and to add those receipts to the funding for projects
26in this Act or any previous Capital Outlay Act for which project funds are received. The
27office of facility planning and control, division of administration is authorized to receive
28insurance payments and are hereby authorized to immediately repair facilities that suffer
29insurance losses without those projects being included in the Act and shall report to the Joint
30Legislative Committee on the Budget any expenditures from insurance funds received
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1pursuant to this section. A portion, as determined by the commissioner of administration and
2not to exceed one percent (1%), of the funding for projects which qualify for the Percent for
3Art Program and not to exceed $450,000 for an individual, qualifying project, may be
4transferred from the qualifying project budgets, to the Department of Culture, Recreation and
5Tourism for costs of acquiring art and administering the program. For all Percent for Art
6Program projects in this or any previous capital outlay, up to ten percent (10%) of the
7aforementioned one percent (1%) may be used for the costs of administering the projects.
8 Section 6. Prior to March 1, 2019, each agency authorized to administer capital
9outlay projects shall submit to the Joint Legislative Committee on Capital Outlay a list of
10projects that are completed and the cash balances remaining in each project for any
11completed project not included in the annual report submitted pursuant to R.S. 39:105 or in
12the annual reports submitted pursuant to R.S. 39:112.
13 Section 7. The commissioner of administration, with the approval of the Joint
14Legislative Committee on the Budget, is authorized to supplement or substitute the
15appropriations specified in this or previous capital outlay acts with any federal or other funds
16which are or may become available and such funds shall be deemed appropriated in specific
17amounts necessary for the purposes of this Act. Any funds received by the State Bond
18Commission as a result of a prepayment of reimbursement contracts as authorized by law
19and the policy and procedure for reimbursement contracts of the Department of Treasury,
20office of State Bond Commission, shall be deposited as set forth in such policy and
21procedure and shall be deemed available and appropriated in specific amounts necessary for
22the purposes of this Act pursuant to the procedure set forth in this section.
23 Section 8A. All of the funds herein appropriated, except for appropriations made to
24the Department of Military Affairs, the Legislature, the Louisiana Stadium and Exposition
25District, the Department of Economic Development, the Coastal Protection and Restoration
26Authority, the Division of Administration for Supplemental State Funds for Local
27Government Assistance Program, the Division of Administration for the Community Water
28Enrichment Program or the Department of Transportation and Development, shall be
29considered as having been appropriated directly to the Office of Facility Planning and
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1Control, Division of Administration, and all projects herein authorized and funded shall be
2subject to the provisions of R.S. 39:101 through 128.
3 (1) Notwithstanding anything contained in this act to the contrary or any other
4provision of law, the appropriations made for the Louisiana Stadium and Exposition District
5shall be appropriated directly to the Louisiana Stadium and Exposition District, and are
6public purposes pursuant to the provisions of Article VII, Section 14 of the Constitution of
7Louisiana primarily for economic development, including the generation of tax revenue,
8creation of jobs, and the generation of tourism, and may be used to reimburse any
9expenditure made prior to the granting of a line of credit or the sale of bonds by the State
10Bond Commission, determination by the State Treasurer that cash funding has been
11deposited in the Comprehensive Capital Outlay Escrow Account for the project.
12 (2) The Louisiana Stadium and Exposition District may apply up to $10,000,000 to
13reimburse the New Orleans Pelicans NBA, LLC for costs incurred in constructing a new
14training facility as contemplated by the Amended and Restated Arena Use Agreement dated
15July, 1 2015; but, otherwise, contracts for projects funded through this appropriation shall
16be awarded utilizing the public bid and contractual review process set forth in Chapter 10
17of Title 38 and Chapter 17 of Title 39 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, except with
18respect to time requirements, or, in order to encourage competition for the projects funded
19through this appropriation and to complete the projects in a timely manner, the Louisiana
20Stadium and Exposition District shall have the authority to select a general contractor
21through an RFP process whereby general contractors will bid general conditions and
22contractor's fee based on the direct construction budget. The alternative time requirements
23shall be approved by the Commissioner of Administration before the awarding of any such
24contracts.
25 (3) Further, with respect to appropriations to the Louisiana Stadium and Exposition
26District for the TPC Louisiana, Planning and Construction project, the Louisiana Stadium
27and Exposition District shall be permitted to use alternative competitive procurement and
28delivery methods for the award of any contracts to be funded through such appropriation.
29 (4) The Louisiana Stadium and Exposition District shall have the authority to
30directly appoint a design professional from a list of a minimum of three architectural firms
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1or joint ventures with professional sports facility design experience acceptable to the
2Commissioner of Administration and shall be exempt from other state requirements for
3selection of designers. The design professional fee shall be in accordance with state
4guidelines administered by the Office of Facility Planning and Control, Division of
5Administration.
6 Section 8B.(1)(a) All of the funds appropriated in the Capital Outlay Act under the
7name of non-state entities shall be administered by the Office of Facility Planning and
8Control, Division of Administration, under cooperative endeavor agreements. Cooperative
9endeavor agreements entered into pursuant to this Act, and approved by the Commissioner
10of Administration or his designee, or the Secretary of the Department of Transportation and
11Development for projects appropriated to or administered by the Department of
12Transportation and Development, shall not be required to be submitted to the Division of
13Administration, Office of Contractual Review.
14 (b) Further, for all projects in the Capital Outlay Act or a previous Capital Outlay
15Act which are appropriated to the Office of Facility Planning and Control, Division of
16Administration, including those administered by cooperative endeavor agreements, up to six
17percent of each line-item may be used for costs of administering the projects.
18 (c) For all projects in Capital Outlay Act or a previous Capital Outlay Act
19appropriated to the Department of Transportation and Development, up to six percent of
20each line-item may be used for costs of administering the projects, or for field
21engineering/construction supervision.
22 (2) Notwithstanding anything in this Act, or a previous Capital Outlay Act, the
23Office of Facility Planning and Control may enter into a cooperative endeavor agreement
24with the Archdiocese of New Orleans and Jefferson Parish for the Preservation and
25Restoration of Historic Structure for Hope Haven/Madonna Manor Campus, Planning and
26Construction project.
27 (3) Notwithstanding anything in this Act, or a previous Capital Outlay Act, the
28Office of Facility Planning and Control may enter into a cooperative endeavor agreement
29with Terrebonne Parish Recreation Districts Two and Three and Terrebonne Parish for the
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1Terrebonne Sports Complex Phase I, Infrastructure Improvements, Acquisition, Planning
2and Construction project.
3 Section 8C. Line-item general obligation bond projects appropriated to the
4Department of Transportation and Development in the Capital Outlay Act or a previous
5Capital Outlay Act shall be authorized to draw Transportation Trust Funds from the
6Highway Program appropriation, for supplemental funding on overruns in excess of the
7original estimated project cost as determined by the Department of Transportation and
8Development, provided however that said projects are in the state or federal highway system
9and in the priority program, and the overrun is less than $50,000. Any such overrun of
10$50,000 or more must be approved by the Joint Legislative Committee on the Budget.
11 Section 8D. All ports, levee districts and other non-state entities must have a fully
12executed cooperative endeavor agreement, from the Office of Facility Planning and Control,
13Department of Transportation and Development, or the State Treasurer, whichever is
14appropriate, before entering into any contracts which obligate state funding and must follow
15all laws pertaining to public bidding. If a port, levee district or other non-state entity enters
16into a contract prior to receipt of funding, or prior to execution of a cooperative endeavor
17agreement, then payments under such contracts are prohibited from capital outlay
18appropriations, and are the sole responsibility of the port, levee district, or other non-state
19entity.
20 Section 8E. Exemptions from timing provisions for funding and execution of
21cooperative endeavor agreements and contracts
22 (1) Notwithstanding the provisions of this Act, the Capital Outlay Act, or any
23previous capital outlay act, contracts may be entered into for the Atchafalaya Basin
24Protection and Enhancement Kemper Williams project in St. Mary Parish prior to a
25cooperative endeavor agreement being entered into with the state.
26 (2) Notwithstanding anything contained in this Act, the Capital Outlay Act, or any
27previous capital outlay act to the contrary or any other provision of law, contracts may be
28entered into for the Youngsville Sports Complex project in Lafayette Parish, prior to receipt
29of funding and prior to execution of the cooperative endeavor agreement and the state is
30authorized to financially participate in obligations created by such contracts.
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1 (3) Notwithstanding anything in this Act or the Capital Outlay Act to the contrary,
2contracts may be entered into for the City of New Orleans, Eastern New Orleans Hospital
3and Medical Office Building, Real Estate Acquisition, Planning, Design, Construction,
4Renovation and Equipment project prior to receipt of funding and prior to execution of the
5cooperative endeavor agreement.
6 (4) Notwithstanding anything contained in this Act, or the Capital Outlay Act, or any
7other capital outlay act, contracts may be entered into for the Port of South Louisiana,
8Globalplex Rail Siding; Globalplex Terminal Building #71 Upgrade, Planning and
9Construction and/or Administration Building (also known as the Business Development
10Center) projects prior to receipt of funding and prior to execution of a cooperative endeavor
11agreement.
12 (5) Notwithstanding anything in this Act or the Capital Outlay Act to the contrary
13or any other provision of law, contracts may be entered into for the Greater Baton Rouge
14Port Commission Inland Rivers Marine Terminal Dock and Access Roadway Construction
15Project, Planning and Construction Project prior to receipt of funding and prior to the
16execution of a cooperative endeavor agreement.
17 (6) Notwithstanding anything in this Act or the Capital Outlay Act to the contrary
18or any other provision of law, contracts may be entered into for the Outpatient Clinics in
19Rapides Parish, Planning and Construction project for the Division of Administration prior
20to the execution of a cooperative endeavor agreement.
21 (7) Notwithstanding anything in this Act or the Capital Outlay Act to the contrary
22or any other provision of law, contracts may be entered into for the Mississippi River Levee
23Raising, Arkansas to Old River project prior to receipt of funding, and the State is authorized
24to financially participate in obligations created by such contracts.
25 (8) Notwithstanding anything in this Act or the Capital Outlay Act to the contrary
26or any other provision of law, contracts may be entered into for the Old McKinley High
27School Community Center on Thomas Delpit Drive in the City of Baton Rouge, Kitchen and
28Building Renovations, Repairs and Upgrades Including Elevator Repair Project prior to
29receipt of funding and prior to the execution of a cooperative endeavor agreement, and
30unless the Commissioner of Administration is advised by bond counsel to the state that such
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1may violate federal tax law, the appropriation may be used to reimburse any expenditure
2made prior to the granting of a line of credit or the sale of bonds by the State Bond
3Commission.
4 Section 8F. Pursuant to R.S. 39:112(E)(2), non-state entity projects shall require a
5match of not less than twenty-five percent of the total requested amount of funding;
6however,
7 (1) Notwithstanding the provisions of R.S. 39:112(E)(2), the project for
8Independence, Independence Area Community Pavilion, Planning and Construction, shall
9be exempt from all local match requirements.
10 (2) Notwithstanding anything contained in this Act or the Capital Outlay Act to the
11contrary, any other provisions of law, or the provisions of R.S. 39:112(E)(2), the project for
12Eden House, New Facility, Acquisition, Planning and Construction, shall be exempt from
13all local match requirements.
14 (3) Notwithstanding anything contained in this Act, the Capital Outlay Act, any
15other provision of law, or the provisions of R.S. 39:112(E)(2) to the contrary, the project for
16Lockport Street Improvements, Planning and Construction, shall be exempt from all local
17match requirements.
18 (4) Notwithstanding anything contained in this Act, any prior Capital Outlay Act,
19any other provision of law, or the provisions of R.S. 39:112(E)(2) to the contrary, the project
20for the Village of Doyline Wastewater Treatment Facility shall be exempt from all local
21match requirements.
22 Section 8G. Pursuant to R.S. 39:102, each capital outlay budget request submitted
23as required by R.S. 39:101 shall include a detailed project description and justification for
24each new project requested; however,
25 (1) Notwithstanding anything contained in this Act or the Capital Outlay Act to the
26contrary or any other provision of law, the scope of the appropriations made in the Capital
27Outlay Act or any other Capital Outlay Act for the St. Mary Parish Plantation Pump Station
28Replacement project shall be deemed to include repair, equipment, rehabilitation and
29infrastructure improvements at the existing Plantation Pump Station.
30 (2) Notwithstanding anything contained in this Act or the Capital Outlay Act to the
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1contrary or any other provision of law, the scope of the appropriations made in this or any
2other Capital Outlay Act for the Louisiana 4-H Foundation, Youth Education Development
3Camp Windy Wood project, shall be deemed to include planning, construction, and
4acquisition.
5 (3) Notwithstanding anything contained in this Act or the Capital Outlay Act to the
6contrary or any other provision of law, the scope of the appropriations made in the Capital
7Outlay Act or any other Capital Outlay Act for the Youngsville Parkway Road project shall
8be deemed to include waterline improvements and roadway lighting.
9 (4) Notwithstanding anything contained in this Act or the Capital Outlay Act to the
10contrary, or any other provision of law, the scope of the appropriations made in the Capital
11Outlay Act or any other Capital Outlay Act for the City of New Orleans, Eastern New
12Orleans Hospital and Medical Office Building, Real Estate Acquisition, Planning, Design,
13Construction, Renovation and Equipment project, the City of New Orleans may make such
14capital outlay funds available to the Parish Hospital Service District of the Parish of Orleans
15District "A" in furtherance of the District's planning, design, acquisition, development,
16renovation, construction, equipment and operation of a hospital and medical office building
17in Eastern New Orleans.
18 (5) Notwithstanding anything contained in this Act or the Capital Outlay Act to the
19contrary or any other provision of law, the scope of the appropriations made in the Capital
20Outlay Act or any other Capital Outlay Act for the Jefferson Parish Bonnabel Canal
21Rehabilitation and Bank Stabilization (Veterans Boulevard to West Esplanade), Planning
22and Construction project shall be deemed to include steel sheet pile bulkhead, and/or bank
23excavation and reshaping, bridge replacement, property acquisition, demolition and
24improvements needed to stabilize the canal bank along the Bonnabel Drainage Canal in
25order to address canal bank failures between Veterans Boulevard and West Esplanade
26Avenue.
27 (6) Notwithstanding anything contained in this Act or the Capital Outlay Act to the
28contrary or any other provision of law, the scope of the appropriations made in this or any
29other Capital Outlay Act for the New Orleans West Bank Park Improvements, New Soccer
30and Recreational Facilities, and Skateboard Park project and the Norman Playground
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1Basketball Gym, Planning and Construction project shall be deemed to include the George
2W. Carver Playground, Renovations and Upgrades project for the West Bank Park project
3and park enhancements for a walking track, basketball, football and baseball fields and a
4concession stand for the Norman Playground project.
5 (7) Notwithstanding anything contained in this Act or the Capital Outlay Act to the
6contrary or any other provision of law, the Parks Municipal Complex, Planning and
7Construction project shall include the purchase, construction or renovation of a new facility
8in St. Martin Parish.
9 (8) Notwithstanding anything contained in this Act or the Capital Outlay Act to the
10contrary or any other provision of law, The Vernon/Fort Polk Thoroughfare Electrical Power
11Extension project shall include Utilities Including Generators.
12 (9) Notwithstanding anything in this Act, the Capital Outlay Act, any previous
13capital outlay act, or other provision of law to the contrary, the scope of the appropriation
14for the Port of South Louisiana Globalplex Terminal Building #71 Upgrade project shall be
15deemed to also include similar upgrades for other Globalplex Terminal Buildings.
16 (10) Notwithstanding anything contained in this Act, the Capital Outlay Act, or any
17other provision of law to the contrary, the scope of the appropriation for the Department of
18Transportation and Development, LA 22 Improvements (LA 16 to Diversion Canal),
19Planning and Construction (Livingston) is deemed to also include the overlay of LA 22 from
20Head of Island to Chinquapin Bridge.
21 (11) Notwithstanding anything contained in the Act or a previous Capital Outlay
22Act, any provision of law, or in any cooperative endeavor agreement between the Office of
23Facility Planning and Control and Westwego, the scope of the appropriations in this or any
24previous Capital Outlay Act for Westwego, The WHARF project shall be deemed to include
25site preparation.
26 (12) Notwithstanding anything contained in the Act or the Capital Outlay Act to the
27contrary or any other provision of law, the Slip Dredging and Improvements for the
28Terrebonne Port Commission Government Multi-Use Complex, Planning and Construction
29project shall be deemed to include Houma Navigation Canal Dredging.
30 (13) Notwithstanding anything contained in this Act or a previous Capital Outlay
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1Act, any provision of law, or in any cooperative endeavor agreement between the Office of
2Facility Planning and Control and the Pontchartrain Levee District, the scope of the
3appropriations in this or any previous Capital Outlay Act for the Pontchartrain Levee
4District, East St. Charles Urban Flood Control project shall be deemed to include planning,
5design, and construction of the East St. Charles Urban Flood Control project, including the
6Almedia, St. Rose, and Airport Pump Stations located in the eastern end of the East Bank
7of St. Charles Parish.
8 (14) Notwithstanding anything contained in this Act, the Capital Outlay Act, or any
9other Capital Outlay Act, the scope of the appropriation for the Department of
10Transportation and Development, Jimmie Davis Bridge Rehabilitation and Lighting,
11Planning and Construction project in Bossier and Caddo parishes, shall be deemed to include
12the planning, design and construction of a new bridge.
13 Section 8H. Notwithstanding anything contained in this Act or the Capital Outlay
14Act, or in any cooperative endeavor agreement between the Office of Facility Planning and
15Control and the City of New Orleans or the Hospital Service District to the contrary, the
16Hospital Service District may mortgage or otherwise encumber any and all land, real estate
17property, including buildings and equipment, and appurtenances acquired, in whole or part,
18with state capital outlay funds provided that bond counsel to the state opines that such
19mortgage shall not affect the tax-exempt status of the bonds to be issued by the state for the
20project.
21 Section 8I. Notwithstanding anything contained in this Act or the Capital Outlay Act
22to the contrary or any other provision of law, the Parish Road Improvements Project for
23Franklin Parish is exempt from the contract limit set forth in R.S. 38:2212.
24 Section 8J. Notwithstanding anything contained in this Act or the Capital Outlay Act
25to the contrary or any other Act or provision of law, the appropriations made for the
26Executive Department for facilities which promote economic development included in the
27Repair, Restoration, and Replacement for Hurricanes Katrina and Rita project, and the
28Department of Economic Development projects are for public purposes pursuant to the
29provisions of Article VII, Section 14 of the Constitution of Louisiana primarily for economic
30development, including the generation of tax revenues, creation of jobs, promotion of
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1tourism, and creation of facilities for charitable, cultural, artistic, educational, social, civic,
2research, service, economic development activities, or provide facilities for professional golf
3events, pursuant to the terms of cooperative endeavor agreements, including leases and all
4expenditures of these appropriations and may be exempted, by the Commissioner of
5Administration, from all statutes relative to public bidding, contractual review and the
6provisions of R.S. 33:9029.2(D) and in lieu thereof be allowed to use alternative competitive
7contracting arrangements where the appropriate administering entity submits documentation
8to the Commissioner of Administration substantiating that it is in the best interest of the
9citizens of the state, due to economic and/or operational benefits, and the necessity to
10complete the projects in a timely manner; and, the appropriate administering entity shall
11have the authority to directly appoint the design professional from a list of a minimum of
12three design firms or joint ventures with the appropriate specialized facility design
13experience submitted to and acceptable to the Commissioner of Administration and shall be
14exempt from other state requirements for selection of designers, and may include
15expenditures for computers, fixtures, furniture, and other equipment as such is deemed to
16be capital outlay in nature, and unless the Commissioner of Administration is advised by
17bond counsel to the State that such may violate federal tax law, may be used to reimburse
18any expenditure made prior to the granting of a line of credit or the sale of bonds by the State
19Bond Commission, determination by the State Treasurer that cash funding has been
20deposited in the Comprehensive Capital Outlay Escrow Account for the project or the
21execution of a cooperative endeavor agreement from the Office of Facility Planning and
22Control, and may be used to acquire land or real property, the title to which is held in the
23name of an entity exempt from taxation under the provisions of 26 U.S.C. 501(c)(3).
24 Section 8K. Notwithstanding anything contained in this Act or the Capital Outlay
25Act to the contrary or any other provision of law, all of the funds herein appropriated to the
26Department of Economic Development in connection with the Capital Improvements Project
27to Meet Economic Development Commitments for which the Department of Economic
28Development utilizes a cooperative endeavor agreement to further economic development
29as permitted under Article VII, Section 14 of the Louisiana Constitution, including the
30generation of tax revenues and creation of jobs, shall be considered as having been
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1appropriated to the Department of Economic Development, may be used to reimburse any
2expenditure made prior to the granting of a line of credit and made prior to the execution of
3a cooperative endeavor agreement and shall be administered solely by the Department of
4Economic Development pursuant to, in compliance with, and on the terms contained in such
5cooperative endeavor agreements.
6 Section 8L. Notwithstanding any other provision of this Act or the Capital Outlay
7Act or any other provision of law to the contrary, all of the funds herein appropriated to the
8Department of Economic Development in connection with projects or programs for which
9the Department of Economic Development utilizes a cooperative endeavor agreement to
10further economic development as permitted under Article VII, Section 14 of the Louisiana
11Constitution, including the generation of tax revenues and creation of jobs, shall be
12considered as having been appropriated to the Department of Economic Development, may
13be used to reimburse any expenditure made prior to the granting of a line of credit and made
14prior to the execution of a cooperative endeavor agreement and shall be administered solely
15by the Department of Economic Development pursuant to, in compliance with, and on the
16terms contained in such cooperative endeavor agreements without compliance with any other
17law, including, but not limited to, the provisions of R.S. 39:101 through 128. Additionally,
18all expenditures of these appropriations may be exempted by the Commissioner of
19Administration, from all statutes relative to public bidding, contractual review and the
20provisions of R.S. 33:9029.2(D).
21 Section 8M.(1) Notwithstanding any other provision of this Act or the Capital
22Outlay Act or any other provision of law to the contrary, funds appropriated for the
23Economic Development Award Program project for the Office of Business Development
24are to be used solely for capital and infrastructure improvements subject to verification by
25the Division of Administration, Office of Facility Planning and Control.
26 (2) Eligible expenses for Economic Development Award Program funds may include
27documented project expenses beginning on the date of LEDC Board approval of the project
28and may be reimbursed upon execution of the cooperative endeavor agreement for the
29project.
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1 Section 8N. Notwithstanding any provision of law to the contrary, the Commissioner
2of Administration is hereby authorized to take such actions as are necessary, including using
3such funds as may be available including those appropriated and available under this Act or
4the Capital Outlay Act for professional sports facilities through the Louisiana Stadium and
5Exposition District and that are otherwise available, executing on behalf of the State such
6documents as are necessary in order to terminate the ground lease between the State and the
7PGA and thereby acquiring all leasehold improvements for the State, extending the
8management agreement between the State and the PGA, and extending the sponsorship and
9presence of the Zurich Classic in the Greater New Orleans area.
10 Section O. Notwithstanding anything in this Act, any previous capital outlay act, or
11other provision of law to the contrary, monies appropriated herein for the Port of South
12Louisiana Globalplex Terminal Building #71 and Other Globalplex Terminal Building
13Upgrades, Planning and Construction may be expended for design fees related to the
14conveyor system and ancillary equipment that exceed the customary ten percent limitation
15on design fee costs.
16 Section P. Notwithstanding anything in this Act to the contrary or any other
17provision of law, monies appropriated herein for the Juban Road (LA1026) Widening (I-12
18to US 190) project may be expended for the installation of sewer lines along the roadway
19and pursuant to a cooperative endeavor agreement between the Department of
20Transportation and Development and Livingston Parish, funds may be provided to
21Livingston Parish for that purpose.
22 Section 8Q. The new University Medical Center in New Orleans project in Orleans
23Parish shall be exempt from the state's requirements for selection of designers and the
24Commissioner of Administration shall have the authority to approve a design professional
25selection process. The design professional fee shall be in accordance with state guidelines
26administered by the Office of Facility Planning and Control, Division of Administration.
27 Section 8R.(1) The Division of Administration, Office of Facility Planning and
28Control, with approval of the Commissioner of Administration and the Joint Legislative
29Committee on the Budget, is authorized to use alternative delivery strategies in
30implementing hurricane damage repairs to Southern University at New Orleans, Hazardous
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1Material Abatement Projects, the City Park Golf Complex Improvements project, the
2Health/Human Performance Education Complex, and the Patrick Taylor Hall Renovation
3and Expansion project.
4 (2) In addition, with the approval of the Commissioner of Administration and the
5Joint Legislative Committee on the Budget, an alternative delivery strategy may be used in
6the implementation of the Louisiana Children's Museum, Early Learning Village project.
7 Section 8S.(1) Due to the State's current investment in TPC Louisiana and the
8financial support it provides to the PGA TOUR event currently played at said facility, the
9funding of the City Park Golf Complex Improvements project described above is
10conditioned upon said PGA TOUR event not being played at New Orleans City Park Golf
11Complex without the prior agreement of the Commissioner of Administration and the
12Chairman of the Jefferson Parish Council.
13 (2) Notwithstanding the foregoing, the City Park Golf Complex may host any other
14golf tournament or event, including but not limited to any other PGA-affiliated or sponsored
15tournament or event.
16 Section 8T.(1) For all projects administered by the Office of Facility Planning and
17Control and payable from proceeds of self-generated revenues, funds shall be remitted to the
18Office of Facility Planning and Control for deposit in the state treasury at such time as may
19be deemed necessary by the Office of Facility Planning and Control in order to cover the
20amount of contracts or other project expenses.
21 (2) Notwithstanding any provisions contained herein or any other law to the contrary,
22for projects with other means of financing provided to the administering agency by
23interagency transfer, the authority to draw these funds shall remain with the user agency.
24 (3) Any revenue bonds appropriated in Section 1 of the Capital Outlay Act shall not
25be secured by the full faith and credit of the state.
26 (4) The State Treasurer shall refund to the appropriate source any surplus self-
27generated funds, advanced insurance funds received by the Office of Facility Planning and
28Control as Interagency Transfer from Office of Risk Management associated with hurricane
29damage recovery, and interest earned on these funds, provided the Treasurer's Office is
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1notified, when these funds are deposited in the state treasury, that the user agency or Office
2of Risk Management intends to request a refund of this interest.
3 Section 8U.(1) Notwithstanding anything in this Act or the Capital Outlay Act to
4the contrary or any other provision of law, contracts may be entered into for the Tulane
5University Tulane River and Coastal Center Project prior to receipt of funding and prior to
6the execution of a cooperative endeavor agreement, and the project is exempted from all
7statutes relative to public bidding and state procurement and in lieu thereof shall be subject
8to federal government qualifications and regulations approved by the Economic
9Development Authority.
10 (2) Notwithstanding anything contained in this Act or the Capital Outlay Act or any
11other provision of law to the contrary, contracts may be entered into for the City of Gretna’s
12Lion’s Club Conversion to Senior Center project prior to receipt of funding and prior to
13execution of a cooperative endeavor agreement and the project is exempted from all statutes
14relative to public bidding and contractual review.
15 Section 8V. Notwithstanding anything contained in this Act, the Capital Outlay Act,
16or any other provision of law to the contrary, the letting of a contract for construction of the
17"Louisiana Construction Center", funded wholly by the Louisiana Licensing Board for
18Contractors, shall be exempt from all statutes relative to public bidding and contractual
19review.
20 Section 8W. Notwithstanding anything contained in this Act, the Capital Outlay Act,
21or any other provision of law to the contrary, the Department of Transportation and
22Development shall use $2,500,000 of general obligation bond funding appropriated for
23Department of Transportation and Development, Administration, Highway Program (Up to
24$4,000,000 for Secretary's Emergency Fund) in Act 25 of the 2014 Regular Session of the
25Legislature for the Louisiana Highway 92 Overlay, Preservation and Construction
26(Lafayette) project.
27 Section 8X. Notwithstanding anything contained in this Act, the Capital Outlay Act,
28or any other provision of law to the contrary, $50,000 of the appropriation for Department
29of Natural Resources, Office of the Secretary, Atchafalaya Basin Protection and
30Enhancement (Federal Match and Local/Sponsor Match)(Assumption, Avoyelles, Iberia,
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1Iberville, Pointe Coupee, St. Landry, St. Martin, St. Mary) will be used to fund House
2Concurrent Resolution No. 168 of 2011.
3 Section 9. Notwithstanding any provisions contained herein or any other law to the
4contrary, the provisions of Chapter 16 of Subtitle III of Title 39 of the Louisiana Revised
5Statutes of 1950 as amended, shall not apply to architectural and engineering contracts,
6administered by the office of facility planning and control, division of administration
7pursuant to this or any other capital outlay act.
8 Section 10. All funds appropriated herein to the office of facility planning and
9control, division of administration, on behalf of non-state entities, and administered by
10cooperative endeavor agreements pursuant to this Act shall be expended within two (2) years
11from the date of the issuance of the bonds. The office of facility planning and control,
12division of administration, agrees that it will notify the non-state entity of the date the bonds
13are issued within three (3) months from the issuance thereof. The non-state entity
14understands and agrees that if the funds appropriated herein and administered under
15cooperative endeavor agreements pursuant to this Act are not totally expended within two
16(2) years from the issuance of the bonds, the office of facility planning and control, division
17of administration, can close the project and recommend that the legislature reallocate any
18unexpended proceeds to other projects.
19 Section 11. Notwithstanding any provisions contained herein or law to the contrary,
20the proceeds of revenue bonds to be utilized to fund certain projects authorized in Section
211 hereof may, in accordance with Article VII, Section 9 of the Louisiana Constitution of
221974, be deposited in special accounts held outside the state treasury in accordance with the
23provisions of any bond resolution, indenture, reimbursement contract, or other bond or
24financing covenant which provides for the pledge of such funds in connection with the
25issuance of revenue bonds. For all projects administered by the office of facility planning
26and control, division of administration, authorized in Section 1 hereof which are payable
27from the proceeds of revenue bonds, only the office of facility planning and control, division
28of administration, will be authorized to requisition funds from the special accounts described
29immediately above, at such time or times as may be deemed necessary by the office of
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1facility planning and control, division of administration, in order to cover contract amounts
2or other project expenses.
3 Section 12. The governor shall have the power to veto any line-item in this Act.
4 Section 13. Except as otherwise provided herein, no funds shall be expended on any
5highway projects on highways within the state highway system as established in R.S. 48:191
6under the jurisdiction of the Department of Transportation and Development unless and until
7such project is in the Highway Program, R.S. 48:228 through 232, approved by the Joint
8Legislative Committee on Transportation, Highways and Public Works. Pursuant to R.S.
949:214.6.2(B), no integrated coastal protection construction project shall be undertaken with
10funds included in this bill except those included in an annual plan finally approved by the
11legislature in accordance with the provisions of R.S. 49:214.5.3. No funds appropriated to
12the Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority in this Act as a contribution for a project
13cost-share or otherwise, for the national economic development and national ecosystem
14restoration components of the Southwest Coastal Louisiana Study shall be used or provided
15for the expropriation of property or use of eminent domain, except where such funds are to
16be used to obtain property voluntarily offered for project purposes, where at least seventy-
17five percent of the owners have voluntarily offered the property, or where the record or
18apparent owners have voluntarily offered the property but do not have clear title.
19 Section 14. The word "statewide" used in place of the specific parish designation for
20projects contained in this Act indicates that the project or program is applicable to all sixty-
21four parishes in the state. The description of any project in this Act shall be deemed to
22include planning, design, master planning, studies, permits, surveys, testing, construction,
23land and/or building/improvement acquisition, reconstruction, renovation, repair, right of
24way and utilities, site and other improvements, miscellaneous/contingencies, lease hold
25improvements ultimately owned by the state or a political subdivision of the state, equipment
26and other acquisitions, and any other component of the project if such are included or
27indicated in the capital outlay request for such projects required by R. S. 39:101 subject to
28the provisions of Title 39 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes. For new construction or
29renovation projects, equipment or other acquisitions, which can reasonably be considered
30necessary for the facility to be functional, may be deemed to be included in the project, even
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1if such equipment or other acquisitions are not included or indicated in the project name or
2the capital outlay request. When local or federal match is referenced in a project title, but
3only a portion of the state appropriation is granted a line of credit or otherwise funded, then
4the amount of local or federal match, required to be made available, may be prorated relative
5to the amount of state appropriation made available through lines of credit.
6 Section 15. The provisions, items, and projects contained in this Act are severable
7and if any provision, item, or project contained herein, or the application of any such
8provision, item, or project, is held invalid, such invalidity shall not affect other provisions,
9items, projects, or applications of the Act which can be given effect without the invalid
10provision, project, item, or application.
11 Section 16. Notwithstanding any other provisions of law to the contrary, the state
12shall not grant cash lines of credit, or authorize or issue general obligation bonds in a
13principal amount in excess of $965,210,000 for Fiscal Year 2018-2019.
14 Section 17. Notwithstanding any contrary provision of this Act or any contrary
15provision of law, no funds appropriated by this Act shall be released or provided to any
16recipient of an appropriation made in this Act if, when, and for as long as, the recipient fails
17or refuses to comply with the provisions of R.S. 24:513. The legislative auditor is authorized
18to grant an extension of time to comply with the provisions of R.S. 24:513 for recipient
19entities of an appropriation contained in this Act. No recipient shall be considered to fail
20or refuse to comply with the provisions of R.S. 24:513 pursuant to this Section during any
21extension of time granted by the legislative auditor to the recipient to comply.
22 Section 18. This Act shall become effective upon signature by the governor or, if not
23signed by the governor, upon expiration of the time for bills to become law without signature
24by the governor, as provided in Article III, Section 18 of the Constitution of Louisiana. If
25vetoed by the governor and subsequently approved by the legislature, this Act shall become
26effective on the day following such approval.
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DIGEST
The digest printed below was prepared by House Legislative Services. It constitutes no part
of the legislative instrument. The keyword, one-liner, abstract, and digest do not constitute
part of the law or proof or indicia of legislative intent. [R.S. 1:13(B) and 24:177(E)]
HB 2 Original 2018 Regular Session Abramson
Provides for the capital outlay budget and program for FY 2018-2019; provides for the
funding of the capital outlays from the specified sources of monies in the specified amounts
as follows:
Federal Funds $ 69,035,800
Transportation Trust Fund (TTF) - Federal $ 641,559,651
Transportation Trust Fund (TTF) - Regular $ 179,988,350
Interagency Transfers $ 9,184,843
Misc. Statutory Dedications $ 348,774,500
Fees and Self-Generated Revenues $ 59,922,000
Reappropriated Cash $ 2,116,892
Revenue Bonds $ 28,990,000
TOTAL CASH PORTION $1,339,572,036
Authorizes the funding of certain capital outlay projects from the sale of general obligation
bonds for the projects delineated as follows:
Priority 1 $ 612,381,250
Priority 2 $ 47,500,000
Priority 5 $ 886,468,350
TOTAL GENERAL OBLIGATIONS BONDS $1,546,349,600
BONDS NRP/RBP $ 1,247,887
GRAND TOTAL ALL MEANS OF FINANCING $2,887,169,523
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