requires two-thirds majority vote (§ 28) exempt
S.B. 584
Senate Bill No. 584–Committee on Finance
June 3, 2001
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Referred to Committee on Finance
SUMMARY—Authorizes and provides funding for certain projects of capital improvement. (BDR 28‑1576)
FISCAL NOTE: Effect on Local Government: No.
Effect on the State: Contains Appropriation included in Executive Budget.
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EXPLANATION – Matter in bolded italics is new; matter between
brackets [omitted material]
is material to be omitted.
Green numbers along left margin indicate location on the printed bill (e.g., 5-15 indicates page 5, line 15).
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEVADA, REPRESENTED IN
SENATE AND ASSEMBLY, DO ENACT AS FOLLOWS:
1-1 Section 1. NRS 338.1906 is hereby amended to read as follows:
1-2 338.1906 1. Upon request by or consultation with an officer or
1-3 employee of the state who is responsible for the budget of a department,
1-4 board, commission, agency or other entity of the state, the appropriate
1-5 energy retrofit coordinator may request the approval of the state board of
1-6 examiners to advertise a request for proposals to retrofit a building, or any
1-7 portion thereof, that is occupied by the department, board, commission,
1-8 agency or other entity, to make the use of energy in the building, or portion
1-9 thereof, more efficient.
1-10 2. Upon approval of the state board of examiners, the coordinator shall
1-11 prepare a request for proposals for the retrofitting of one or more buildings,
1-12 or any portion thereof, which includes:
1-13 (a) The name and location of the coordinator;
1-14 (b) A brief description of the requirements for the initial audit of the use
1-15 of energy and the retrofitting;
2-1 (c) Where and how specifications of the requirements for the initial
2-2 audit of the use of energy and the retrofitting may be obtained;
2-3 (d) The date and time not later than which proposals must be received
2-4 by the coordinator; and
2-5 (e) The date and time when responses will be opened.
2-6 3. The request for proposals must be published in at least one
2-7 newspaper of general circulation in the state.
2-8 4. After receiving the proposals but before making a decision on the
2-9 proposals, the coordinator shall consider:
2-10 (a) The best interests of the state;
2-11 (b) The experience and financial stability of the persons submitting the
2-12 proposals;
2-13 (c) Whether the proposals conform with the terms of the request for
2-14 proposals;
2-15 (d) The prices of the proposals; and
2-16 (e) Any other factor disclosed in the request for proposals.
2-17 5. The coordinator shall determine the relative weight of each factor
2-18 before a request for proposals is advertised. The weight of each factor must
2-19 not be disclosed before the date proposals are required to be submitted to
2-20 the coordinator.
2-21 6. After reviewing the proposals, if the coordinator determines that
2-22 sufficient energy could be saved to justify retrofitting the building or
2-23 buildings, or portion thereof, the coordinator shall select the best proposal
2-24 and request the approval of the state board of examiners to award the
2-25 contract. The request for approval must include the proposed method of
2-26 financing the audit and retrofit, which may include an installment contract,
2-27 a shared savings contract or any other contract for a reasonable financing
2-28 arrangement. Such a contract may commit the state to make payments
2-29 beyond the biennium in which the contract is executed, but the interest due
2-30 on any debt created pursuant to this section must be paid at least
2-31 semiannually, payments must be made on the principal at least annually
2-32 and the debt must be fully repaid on or before May 1, 2013.
2-33 7. Before approving a retrofit pursuant to this section, the state board
2-34 of examiners shall evaluate any projects that would utilize shared savings
2-35 as a method of payment or any method of financing that would commit the
2-36 state to make payments beyond the biennium in which the contract is
2-37 executed to ensure that:
2-38 (a) The amount of energy to be saved will likely justify the cost of the
2-39 retrofit;
2-40 (b) The state is likely to continue to occupy the building for the entire
2-41 period required to recoup the cost of the retrofit in energy savings; and
2-42 (c) The limitation set forth in subsection 9 will not be exceeded.
2-43 8. Upon approval of the state board of examiners, the coordinator shall
2-44 execute the contract and notify:
2-45 (a) The state board of examiners of the total amount of money
2-46 committed by the contract per year; and
2-47 (b) Each officer or employee who is responsible for the budget of a
2-48 department, board, commission, agency or other entity which occupies a
3-1 portion of a building that will be retrofitted of the amount of money it will
3-2 be required to pay annually for its portion of the retrofit.
3-3 9. The total amount of money committed beyond the biennium for all
3-4 contracts executed pursuant to this section must not exceed [$5,000,000]
3-5 $15,000,000 at any one time.
3-6 10. The legislature hereby pledges that a tax will be levied to pay the
3-7 principal and interest on any indebtedness resulting from a contract
3-8 executed pursuant to this section as they become due if the required
3-9 payments will not be made by the entity that executed the contract from its
3-10 budgeted accounts and the proceeds from any such taxes are hereby
3-11 specially appropriated for this purpose.
3-12 11. NRS 338.1385 does not apply to a project for which a request for
3-13 proposals is advertised and the contract is awarded pursuant to the
3-14 provisions of this section.
3-15 Sec. 2. There is hereby appropriated from the state general fund to the
3-16 State Public Works Board the sum of $14,000,472 to support the board in
3-17 carrying out the program of capital improvements summarized in this
3-18 section. This amount is allocated to projects numbered and described in the
3-19 executive budget for the fiscal years 2001-2002 and 2002-2003 or
3-20 otherwise described as follows:
3-21 Description Project No. Amount
3-22 1. Capital improvements for the
3-23 Department of Prisons:
3-24 Heating system renovation at Carlin
3-25 Conservation Camp.......... 01-M29 $189,075
3-26 Upgrade exercise areas of units 1-8 at
3-27 ESP................................. 01-M30 $202,177
3-28 Rehabilitate shower rooms at NNCC............................... 01-M31 $548,563
3-29 Upgrade culinary clipper room at NNCC.................. 01-M32 $167,323
3-30 Replace windows in housing units 1-4 at
3-31 NNCC............................. 01-M33 $473,694
3-32 Renovate temperature control system at
3-33 NNCC............................. 01-M34 $98,690
3-34 Replace natural gas line to boiler plant at
3-35 NSP................................. 01-M35 $152,213
3-36 Coordinate standby power for SDCC
3-37 with standby power system installed for
3-38 HDSP.............................. 01-M36 $597,847
3-39 Replace vehicle sally port gates at
3-40 SDCC.............................. 01-M37 $224,986
3-41 Upgrade pedestrian entrance area at
3-42 SDCC.............................. 01-M38 $53,727
3-43 Renovate HVAC in multipurpose
3-44 building at WSCC............ 01-M39 $308,798
3-45 Sewage treatment plant improvements at
3-46 SNCC, LCC, PCC and ECC 01-M40 $367,277
3-47 Replace Perimeter Razor Wire at SDCC................... 01-M41 $264,986
4-1 2. Capital improvements for the Office of
4-2 the Military:
4-3 Advanced planning for Las Vegas
4-4 readiness center................. 01-C6 $75,000
4-5 3. Capital improvements for the
4-6 University and Community College System
4-7 of Nevada:
4-8 Furnishings and build-out for southern
4-9 science center, Desert Research Institute.............. 01-C17 $1,207,127
4-10 Furnishings for Pennington medical
4-11 education building, UNR... 01-C19 $2,102,752
4-12 Advanced planning for student services
4-13 addition and renovation of Frazier hall,
4-14 UNLV.............................. 01-C26 $300,000
4-15 4. Capital improvements for the State
4-16 Department of Conservation and Natural
4-17 Resources:
4-18 Expand shop at Pioche conservation
4-19 camp................................ 01-M9 $124,987
4-20 5. Capital improvements for the
4-21 Department of Human Resources:
4-22 Gym improvements at Caliente Youth
4-23 Center.............................. 01-M10 $88,991
4-24 Install backflow preventors and valves
4-25 in buildings 7, 8, 11, 12 and 15, SNCAS....................... 01-M11 $104,948
4-26 Replace chillers in building 7 at SNCAS......................... 01-M12 $129,392
4-27 Replace door locks on housing units at
4-28 Caliente Youth Center....... 01-M13 $87,008
4-29 HVAC renovations at Caliente Youth
4-30 Center.............................. 01-M14 $212,947
4-31 Remodel reception area in buildings 7
4-32 and 15, SNCAS................ 01-M15 $174,080
4-33 HVAC renovations in building 9 at
4-34 SNCAS............................ 01-M16 $133,694
4-35 Exterior painting and block sealing for
4-36 buildings 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 and the pool
4-37 house, SNCAS................. 01-M17 $181,457
4-38 Scan alarm upgrades at Lakes Crossing............................ 01-M19 $273,885
4-39 Replace door hardware in buildings 2, 3,
4-40 and 3A, SNAMHS............ 01-M20 $274,385
4-41 Replace doors in buildings 9, 10, 11, 12,
4-42 13, 14 and 15, SNCAS..... 01-M21 $99,308
4-43 Replace water heaters in building 3,
4-44 SNAMHS........................ 01-M22 $86,928
4-45 Safety and security upgrades, Lakes
4-46 Crossing.......................... 01-M23 $95,079
5-1 Repair stucco, patch and paint building
5-2 3, SNAMHS..................... 01-M24 $87,727
5-3 6. Capital improvements for the
5-4 Department of Administration:
5-5 Purchase and renovate former EICoN
5-6 building in Carson City...... 01-C3 $492,257
5-7 Advanced planning for 2003 and future
5-8 CIP Programs................... 01-C5 $25,803
5-9 Capitol, capitol annex and Blasdel
5-10 building renovations.......... 01-C10 $41,895
5-11 Repairs to the Governor’s mansion............................. 01-M2 $539,578
5-12 HVAC renovations in buildings 12 and
5-13 13 at the Stewart Complex, Carson City....................... 01-M3 $154,815
5-14 Repairs and improvements to Grant
5-15 Sawyer state office building 01-M4 $708,036
5-16 Improvements to the Clear Creek Youth
5-17 Center.............................. 01-M5 $1,435,232
5-18 Restroom and ceiling upgrades at
5-19 Kinkead building, Carson City 01-M44 $466,725
5-20 Statewide asbestos, lead and indoor air
5-21 quality program................ 01-S6 $341,574
5-22 Statewide underground storage tank
5-23 removal program.............. 01-S7 $305,506
5-24 Sec. 3. Any remaining balance of the appropriations made by section
5-25 2 of this act must not be committed for expenditure after June 30, 2005,
5-26 and reverts to the state general fund as soon as all payments of money
5-27 committed have been made.
5-28 Sec. 4. The State Board of Finance shall issue general obligation
5-29 bonds of the State of Nevada in the face amount of not more than
5-30 $196,490,014 for the capital improvements summarized in this section.
5-31 This amount is allocated to projects numbered and described in the
5-32 executive budget for the fiscal years 2001-2002 and 2002-2003 or
5-33 otherwise described as follows:
5-34 Description Project No. Amount
5-35 1. Capital improvements for the
5-36 Department of Prisons:
5-37 High Desert State Prison, Phase III............................ 01-C1 $46,405,032
5-38 Rehabilitate SNCC............ 01-C2 $4,160,424
5-39 2. Capital improvements for the Office of
5-40 the Military:
5-41 National Guard Rural Armory
5-42 renovations....................... 01-C12 $2,033,001
5-43 3. Capital improvements for the
5-44 University and Community College System
5-45 of Nevada:
6-1 Planning, design and utility
6-2 infrastructure for science and
6-3 engineering complex, UNLV 01-C15 $8,832,152
6-4 Furnishings and build-out, Redfield
6-5 campus, phase I, UNR...... 01-C16 $2,474,412
6-6 Furnishings and build-out of library and
6-7 student center, WNCC...... 01-C18 $1,485,819
6-8 Furnishings for science building on
6-9 West Charleston campus, CCSN............................... 01-C20 $3,502,062
6-10 Advanced planning through plan
6-11 checking for health sciences and biotech
6-12 building on West Charleston campus,
6-13 CCSN.............................. 01-C21L $1,446,720
6-14 Student development center, phase II
6-15 and physical plant, TMCC 01-C22 $11,000,000
6-16 Wright Hall addition and renovation,
6-17 UNLV.............................. 01-C23 $19,773,104
6-18 New campus library, UNR 01-C24 $22,000,000
6-19 Academic and student services building,
6-20 NSC................................ 01-C25 $13,400,000
6-21 Telecommunications building on
6-22 Cheyenne campus, CCSN. 01-C29L $19,000,000
6-23 Transitional “bridge” building, UNLV............................... 01-C30L $5,000,000
6-24 Advanced planning and site preparation
6-25 for dental school, UNLV... 01-C31L $1,000,000
6-26 Medical school dental residency
6-27 program improvements, UNR 01-C32L $1,000,000
6-28 Campus improvements, System Offices ................. 01-U1 $100,000
6-29 Campus improvements, UNLV............................... 01-U2 $3,023,360
6-30 Campus improvements, UNR 01-U3 $4,331,730
6-31 Campus improvements, CCSN............................... 01-U4 $973,590
6-32 Campus improvements, DRI 01-U5 $337,000
6-33 Campus improvements, GBC 01-U6 $250,000
6-34 Campus improvements, TMCC.............................. 01-U7 $679,800
6-35 Campus improvements, WNCC.............................. 01-U8 $304,520
6-36 4. Capital improvements for the Office of
6-37 Veterans’ Services:
6-38 Finalize southern Nevada veterans’
6-39 home................................ 01-C8 $1,060,438
6-40 5. Capital improvements for the
6-41 Department of Human Resources:
6-42 Special children’s clinic addition and
6-43 remodel............................ 01-C9 $2,182,853
6-44 Mold remediation and prevention,
6-45 SNCAS............................ 01-M46L $1,590,446
6-46 6. Capital improvements for the
6-47 Department of Administration:
7-1 Remodel Carson City Courthouse for the
7-2 Office of the Attorney General, phase II................ 01-C14 $1,700,000
7-3 Purchase and renovate former EICoN
7-4 building in Carson City...... 01-C3 $5,023,584
7-5 New State Motor Pool building............................. 01-C4 $2,867,797
7-6 Capitol, capitol annex and Blasdel
7-7 building renovations........... 01-C10 $2,277,092
7-8 Remodel building 17 at Stewart
7-9 Complex, Carson City....... 01-C11 $1,446,137
7-10 Replace HVAC system serving State
7-11 Printing Office, Carson City 01-M7 $206,125
7-12 Exterior repairs to the State Printing
7-13 Office, Carson City.......... 01-M8 $206,146
7-14 Statewide roofing program 01-S1 $983,382
7-15 Statewide ADA program... 01-S2 $939,102
7-16 Statewide fire sprinkler program............................ 01-S3 $1,580,000
7-17 Statewide paving program. 01-S5 $712,944
7-18 Statewide underground storage tank
7-19 removal program.............. 01-S7 $54,613
7-20 7. Capital improvements for the
7-21 Department of Information Technology:
7-22 Replace uninterruptible power supply at
7-23 computer facility, Carson City 01-M25 $313,143
7-24 HVAC upgrades at computer facility,
7-25 Carson City...................... 01-M26 $538,974
7-26 Replace boiler, pumps and piping at
7-27 computer facility, Carson City 01-M27 $174,771
7-28 Analyze and upgrade electrical and air
7-29 conditioning systems at computer
7-30 facility, Carson City.......... 01-M28 $119,741
7-31 Sec. 5. Any remaining balance of the allocated amounts authorized in
7-32 section 4 of this act must not be committed for expenditure after June 30,
7-33 2005, and reverts to the bond interest and redemption account in the
7-34 consolidated bond interest and redemption fund as soon as all payments of
7-35 money committed have been made.
7-36 Sec. 6. 1. The State Board of Finance may issue the bonds
7-37 authorized pursuant to section 4 of this act at the time deemed appropriate
7-38 by the Board based on the schedule established for the completion of the
7-39 projects described in that section.
7-40 2. The State Controller may advance temporarily from the state
7-41 general fund, upon the approval of the Chief of the Budget Division of the
7-42 Department of Administration, to the State Public Works Board, until the
7-43 date on which bonds authorized by section 4 of this act are sold, amounts
7-44 necessary to facilitate the start of the projects enumerated in section 4 of
7-45 this act. The State Controller shall not advance more than the face amount
7-46 of the bonds authorized to be issued. The advanced amounts must be repaid
7-47 immediately to the state general fund upon the sale of the bonds.
8-1 3. The Chief of the Budget Division of the Department of
8-2 Administration shall notify the State Controller and the Fiscal Analysis
8-3 Division of the Legislative Counsel Bureau of the approval of an advance
8-4 from the state general fund to the State Public Works Board pursuant to
8-5 subsection 2.
8-6 Sec. 7. Commencing on July 1, 2003, the Department of Information
8-7 Technology shall repay in annual installments to the State Treasurer for
8-8 deposit to the bond interest and redemption account in the consolidated
8-9 bond interest and redemption fund the cost of the following projects
8-10 authorized pursuant to section 4 of this act:
8-11 1. Project 01-M25, replace uninterruptible power supply at computer
8-12 facility, Carson City;
8-13 2. Project 01-M26, HVAC upgrades at computer facility, Carson City;
8-14 3. Project 01-M27, replace boiler, pumps and piping at computer
8-15 facility, Carson City; and
8-16 4. Project 01-M28, analyze and upgrade electrical and air conditioning
8-17 systems at computer facility, Carson City.
8-18 Each installment must be equal to 5 percent of the total cost of the
8-19 completed project, including the costs of debt service that are incurred.
8-20 Sec. 8. Commencing on July 1, 2003, the State Printing Division of
8-21 the Department of Administration shall repay in annual installments to the
8-22 State Treasurer for deposit to the bond interest and redemption account in
8-23 the consolidated bond interest and redemption fund the cost of the
8-24 following projects authorized pursuant to section 4 of this act:
8-25 1. Project 01-M7, replace HVAC system serving State Printing Office,
8-26 Carson City; and
8-27 2. Project 01-M8, exterior repairs to the State Printing Office, Carson
8-28 City.
8-29 Each installment must be equal to 5 percent of the total cost of the
8-30 completed project, including the costs of debt service that are incurred.
8-31 Sec. 9. Commencing on July 1, 2003, the Motor Pool Division of the
8-32 Department of Administration shall repay in annual installments to the
8-33 State Treasurer for deposit to the bond interest and redemption account in
8-34 the consolidated bond interest and redemption fund the following portions
8-35 of the cost of project 01-C4, new State Motor Pool building, authorized
8-36 pursuant to section 4 of this act:
8-37 1. One hundred percent of the costs of the portion of the project related
8-38 to demolishing the current State Motor Pool facility in Las Vegas,
8-39 including the costs of debt service that are incurred; and
8-40 2. Forty-seven percent of the costs of the remaining portions of the
8-41 project, including the costs of debt service that are incurred.
8-42 Each installment must be equal to 5 percent of the total amount of the
8-43 repayment required pursuant to this section.
8-44 Sec. 10. Notwithstanding the provisions of section 1 of chapter 542,
8-45 Statutes of Nevada 1999, at page 2822, the State Public Works Board is
8-46 authorized to use any of the allocated amount authorized in that section for
8-47 project 99-S4B, advanced planning through construction documents for
8-48 addition and remodel of Special Children’s Clinic, Reno, for expenditures
8-49 associated with the program of capital improvements numbered and
9-1 described in the executive budget for the fiscal years 2001-2002 and 2002-
9-2 2003 or otherwise described as project 01-C9, Special Children’s Clinic
9-3 addition and remodel.
9-4 Sec. 11. The State Public Works Board shall obtain approval for the
9-5 siting and location of project 01-C4, new State Motor Pool building, from
9-6 the Interim Finance Committee, or the Legislature if in session, before
9-7 expending any funding authorized for that project pursuant to section 4 of
9-8 this act.
9-9 Sec. 12. There is hereby appropriated from the state highway fund to
9-10 the State Public Works Board the sum of $1,598,090 to support the Board
9-11 in carrying out the program of capital improvements summarized in this
9-12 section. This amount is allocated to projects numbered and described in the
9-13 executive budget for the fiscal years 2001-2002 and 2002-2003 or
9-14 otherwise described as follows:
9-15 Description Project No. Amount
9-16 1. Renovate HVAC system in east wing
9-17 of DMV & PS building, Carson City..................................... 01-M1 $1,270,703
9-18 2. Statewide ADA program.. 01-S2 $40,331
9-19 3. Statewide paving program 01-S5 $287,056
9-20 Sec. 13. Any remaining balance of the appropriations made by section
9-21 12 of this act must not be committed for expenditure after June 30, 2005,
9-22 and reverts to the state highway fund as soon as all payments of money
9-23 committed have been made.
9-24 Sec. 14. The amounts appropriated pursuant to section 12 of this act
9-25 from the state highway fund must be allocated by the State Controller as
9-26 the money is required for the projects and must not be transferred to the
9-27 projects from the state highway fund until required to make contract
9-28 payments.
9-29 Sec. 15. 1. Except as otherwise provided in subsection 2, the
9-30 following expenditures are hereby authorized to support the State Public
9-31 Works Board in carrying out the program of capital improvements
9-32 summarized in this section for the project numbered and described in the
9-33 executive budget for the fiscal years 2001-2002 and 2002-2003 or
9-34 otherwise described as project 01-E1, new office building for Employment
9-35 Security Division:
9-36 (a) From the employment security fund created pursuant to NRS
9-37 612.615, $1,000,000; and
9-38 (b) From money credited to the account of the State of Nevada in the
9-39 unemployment trust fund pursuant to 42 U.S.C. § 1103, $3,000,000.
9-40 2. The amount which may be expended during a fiscal year pursuant to
9-41 paragraph (b) of subsection 1 must not exceed the amount by which the
9-42 aggregate of the amounts credited to the account of this state pursuant to 42
9-43 U.S.C. § 1103 during that fiscal year and the 24 preceding fiscal years
9-44 exceeds the aggregate of the amounts expended pursuant to NRS 612.617
9-45 and charged against the amounts credited to the account of this state during
9-46 any of those 25 fiscal years. If the provisions of this subsection limit the
9-47 amount of funding authorized pursuant to paragraph (b) of subsection 1,
10-1 the Interim Finance Committee may authorize additional funding from the
10-2 employment security fund to fund the project. The expenditures authorized
10-3 pursuant to this section must not exceed $4,000,000 from all sources unless
10-4 an increased amount is approved by the Legislature or, if the Legislature is
10-5 not in session, by the Interim Finance Committee.
10-6 3. Any remaining balance of the allocated amount in paragraph (a) of
10-7 subsection 1 must not be committed for expenditure after June 30, 2005,
10-8 and reverts to the employment security fund as soon as all payments of
10-9 money committed have been made.
10-10 4. Any remaining balance of the allocated amount in paragraph (b) of
10-11 subsection 1 must not be committed for expenditure after June 30, 2003,
10-12 and reverts to the fund of origin as soon as all payments of money
10-13 committed have been made.
10-14 Sec. 16. 1. At the request of the Department of Employment,
10-15 Training and Rehabilitation, the State Board of Finance shall issue general
10-16 obligation bonds of the State of Nevada or a combination of general
10-17 obligations of the State of Nevada and other securities in the aggregate
10-18 principal amount of not more than $4,242,435 for the project numbered
10-19 and described in the executive budget for the fiscal years 2001-2002 and
10-20 2002-2003 or otherwise described as project 01-E1, new office building for
10-21 Employment Security Division.
10-22 2. The amount of the bonds and the timing of the issuance of the bonds
10-23 must be determined by the State Treasurer and representatives of the
10-24 Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation.
10-25 3. Following the issuance of the bonds authorized by subsection 1, the
10-26 Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation shall pay or
10-27 transfer from the appropriate fund maintained by the department to the
10-28 State Treasurer the amounts necessary to pay the principal and interest due
10-29 on the bonds as directed by the State Treasurer.
10-30 4. The provisions of the State Securities Law, set forth in NRS
10-31 349.150 to 349.364, inclusive, apply to the issuance of bonds pursuant to
10-32 the provisions of this section.
10-33 Sec. 17. 1. Except as otherwise provided in subsection 2, the State
10-34 Board of Finance shall, upon the request of the Division of Wildlife of the
10-35 State Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, issue general
10-36 obligation bonds of the State of Nevada or a combination of general
10-37 obligations of the State of Nevada and other securities:
10-38 (a) In the aggregate principal amount of not more than $3,096,131 for
10-39 the project numbered and described in the executive budget for the fiscal
10-40 years 2001-2002 and 2002-2003 or otherwise described as project 01-C27,
10-41 rehabilitate state fish hatcheries, phase I; and
10-42 (b) If approved by the Interim Finance Committee, in the aggregate
10-43 principal amount of not more than $404,023 for other projects conducted
10-44 by the Division of Wildlife to rehabilitate the state’s fish hatcheries.
10-45 2. The State Board of Finance shall not issue the bonds authorized
10-46 pursuant to subsection 1 unless it determines that the money received
10-47 pursuant to NRS 502.326 will produce revenue sufficient to pay the
10-48 principal and interest due on the bonds.
11-1 3. The amount of the bonds and the timing of the issuance of the bonds
11-2 must be determined by the State Treasurer and representatives of the
11-3 Division of Wildlife.
11-4 4. Following the issuance of the bonds authorized by subsection 1, the
11-5 Division of Wildlife shall pay or transfer from the trout management
11-6 account established pursuant to NRS 502.327 to the State Treasurer the
11-7 amounts necessary to pay the principal and interest due on the bonds as
11-8 directed by the State Treasurer.
11-9 5. The provisions of the State Securities Law, set forth in NRS
11-10 349.150 to 349.364, inclusive, apply to the issuance of bonds pursuant to
11-11 the provisions of this section.
11-12 6. The Legislature finds and declares that the issuance of securities and
11-13 the incurrence of indebtedness pursuant to this section are necessary for the
11-14 protection and preservation of the natural resources of this state and for the
11-15 purpose of obtaining the benefits thereof, and constitute an exercise of the
11-16 authority conferred by the second paragraph of section 3 of article 9 of the
11-17 constitution of the State of Nevada.
11-18 Sec. 18. The State Public Works Board shall transfer the sum of
11-19 $241,893 from the amount appropriated pursuant to section 1 of chapter
11-20 619, Statutes of Nevada 1995, at page 2331, for project 95-M27, repair
11-21 utilities in main building basement, NSP, Carson City, to projects as
11-22 authorized in section 21 of this act.
11-23 Sec. 19. The State Public Works Board shall transfer the sum of
11-24 $1,400,332 from the amounts allocated or appropriated pursuant to sections
11-25 1, 10 and 17 of chapter 478, Statutes of Nevada 1997, at pages 1827 to
11-26 1835, inclusive, from the projects identified in this section to projects as
11-27 authorized in section 21 of this act:
11-28 Description Project No. Amount
11-29 1. New men’s prison number 7, phase I................................. 97-C1 $100,000
11-30 2. Unit 4B, culinary expansion and new
11-31 program building, NWCC...... 97-C4 $10,000
11-32 3. Forestry and parks complex, Las
11-33 Vegas................................... 97-C5 $196,394
11-34 4. Interagency dispatch center, Elko..................................... 97-C10 $21,929
11-35 5. Expand/upgrade Jean conservation
11-36 camp.................................... 97-C11 $172,424
11-37 6. West Charleston campus expansion,
11-38 CCSN.................................. 97-C13 $86,774
11-39 7. Sewage bar screens, Carson City..................................... 97-C17 $13,850
11-40 8. Henderson campus expansion, phase
11-41 III, CCSN............................. 97-C19 $14,941
11-42 9. Urban center at Carson High School,
11-43 WNCC................................. 97-C24L $6,764
11-44 10. Capitol complex conduit system
11-45 study and phase I.................. 97-C26 $12,486
11-46 11. Bridge structure laboratory
11-47 expansion, UNR.................... 97-C28L $738
12-1 12. Dental residency building remodel,
12-2 CCSN................................... 97-C29L $24,850
12-3 13. Replace fire alarm systems, fencing
12-4 and lighting, SNCAS.............. 97-M2 $4,973
12-5 14. Fire alarm upgrade, NMHI campus
12-6 and Lakes Crossing................ 97-M3 $11,272
12-7 15. Reactivate gym tower, installation of
12-8 escape hatches in housing units, underground
12-9 electrical system repairs and replace
12-10 underground telephone cable, SNCC.................................. 97-M4 $6,302
12-11 16. Housing unit fencing and replace
12-12 perimeter razor wire, SDCC... 97-M6L $21,100
12-13 17. Sewer line upgrade, phase I, Clear
12-14 Creek.................................... 97-M7 $26,404
12-15 18. Repair floors in camps at CCC, ECC,
12-16 WCC, JCC, HCC, culinary floors at ESP,
12-17 SDCC, and SNCC, and bathroom floors at
12-18 ECC..................................... 97-M11L $26,000
12-19 19. Campus wide security lighting,
12-20 SNMRS................................ 97-M15 $8,701
12-21 20. Replace HVAC units, SNCAS............................... 97-M16 $3,030
12-22 21. Remodel eight bathrooms, SNAMHS............................ 97-M20 $2,978
12-23 22. Rebuild housing unit shower rooms,
12-24 SDCC.................................. 97-M22 $16,588
12-25 23. Remodel Nevada Historical Society
12-26 building................................. 97-M24 $812
12-27 24. Water system improvements, SDCC........... 97-M25 $6,490
12-28 25. Renovations to buildings 1, 2 and 3A
12-29 and install water fountains in inpatient
12-30 hospital, SNAMHS............... 97-M33 $6,905
12-31 26. Replace carpet, vinyl and epoxy
12-32 flooring, NMHI..................... 97-M34 $16,404
12-33 27. Statewide roofing program 97-S1 $282,947
12-34 28. Statewide ADA program 97-S2 $20,567
12-35 29. Advanced planning for state area
12-36 command complex................ 97-S4A $6,681
12-37 30. Advance planning for 1999 CIP
12-38 program................................ 97-S4D $3,330
12-39 31. Advance planning for Getchell
12-40 Library addition, human and community
12-41 sciences building and medical school library,
12-42 UNR..................................... 97-S4G $7,831
12-43 32. Advance planning through design
12-44 development for addition to computer facility................... 97-S4H $75,463
12-45 33. Advance planning for southern
12-46 Nevada records center........... 97-S4J $11,000
12-47 34. Design of science lab building, UNR...................... 97-S4M $19,892
13-1 35. Statewide underground storage tank
13-2 removal................................. 97-S7 $63,717
13-3 36. Underground storage tank removal
13-4 and replacement, NYTC......... 97-S7A $89,795
13-5 Sec. 20. The State Public Works Board shall transfer the sum of
13-6 $560,108 from the amounts allocated pursuant to sections 1 and 18 of
13-7 chapter 542, Statutes of Nevada 1999, at pages 2822 to 2831, inclusive,
13-8 from the projects identified in this section to projects as authorized in
13-9 section 21 of this act:
13-10 Description Project No. Amount
13-11 1. Men’s Prison No. 7 (Cold Creek State
13-12 Prison), Phase II................... 99-C1 $23,159
13-13 2. Remodel old FIB building for
13-14 Museums, Carson City.......... 99-C10 $1,000
13-15 3. Sewer line upgrades, Phase II at Clear
13-16 Creek Facility, Carson City.... 99-M7 $193,403
13-17 4. HVAC systems renovation,
13-18 SNMRS/DRC, Las Vegas..... 99-M8 $200,000
13-19 5. Install back-flow preventors, NMHI,
13-20 Sparks.................................. 99-M24 $15,546
13-21 6. Replace control panel in Unit 7,
13-22 Northern Nevada Correctional Center.................................. 99-M34L $7,000
13-23 7. Omega fire sprinkler program 99-S3L $120,000...........................
13-24 Sec. 21. The State Public Works Board shall use the $2,202,333
13-25 transferred from the projects identified in sections 18, 19 and 20 of this act
13-26 to support the Board in carrying out the program of capital improvements
13-27 summarized in this section. This amount is allocated to projects numbered
13-28 and described in the executive budget for the fiscal years 2001-2002 and
13-29 2002-2003 or otherwise described as follows:
13-30 Description Project No. Amount
13-31 1. High Desert State Prison, Phase III ............................. 01-C1 $832,586
13-32 2. Purchase and renovate former EICoN
13-33 building in Carson City ......... 01-C3 $26,404
13-34 3. Advanced planning for 2003 and
13-35 future CIP Programs ............ 01-C5 $124,197
13-36 4. Special children’s clinic addition and
13-37 remodel ............................... 01-C9 $270,809
13-38 5. Furnishings and build-out, Redfield
13-39 campus, phase I, UNR ......... 01-C16 $25,588
13-40 6. Furnishings and build-out of library
13-41 and student center, WNCC ... 01-C18 $6,764
13-42 7. Furnishings for Pennington medical
13-43 education building, UNR ...... 01-C19 $86,774
14-1 8. Advanced planning for health sciences
14-2 and biotech building on West Charleston
14-3 campus, CCSN ..................... 01-C21L $14,941
14-4 9. Improvements to the Clear Creek
14-5 Youth Center ........................ 01-M5 $194,215
14-6 10. Expand shop at Pioche conservation
14-7 camp..................................... 01-M9 $21,929
14-8 11. Replace Perimeter Razor Wire at
14-9 SDCC .................................. 01-M41 $21,100
14-10 12. Statewide roofing program 01-S1 $282,947
14-11 13. Statewide ADA program ... 01-S2 $20,567
14-12 14. Statewide fire sprinkler program .............................. 01-S3 $120,000
14-13 15. Statewide underground storage tank
14-14 removal program .................. 01-S7 $153,512
14-15 Sec. 22. Any remaining balance of the allocated amounts in section 21
14-16 of this act must not be committed for expenditure after June 30, 2005, and
14-17 reverts to the fund of origin as soon as all payments of money committed
14-18 have been made.
14-19 Sec. 23. Expenditure of the following sums not appropriated from the
14-20 state general fund or the state highway fund is hereby authorized for the
14-21 following projects numbered and described in the executive budget for the
14-22 fiscal years 2001-2002 and 2002-2003 or otherwise described as follows:
14-23 Description Project No. Amount
14-24 1. High Desert State Prison, phase III.............................. 01-C1 $1,762,382
14-25 2. Advanced planning for Las Vegas
14-26 readiness center..................... 01-C6 $225,000
14-27 3. Veterans’ cemetery expansion, phase
14-28 IV......................................... 01-C7 $3,322,869
14-29 4. National Guard Rural Armory
14-30 renovations........................... 01-C12 $1,800,059
14-31 5. Furnishings and build-out, Redfield
14-32 campus, phase I, UNR.......... 01-C16 $2,500,000
14-33 6. New campus library, UNR... 01-C24 $20,449,306
14-34 7. Academic and student services
14-35 building, NSC....................... 01-C25 $10,000,000
14-36 8. Telecommunications building on
14-37 Cheyenne campus, CCSN..... 01-C29L $1,000,000
14-38 Sec. 24. The State Public Works Board shall not execute a contract for
14-39 the construction of the following projects until the Board receives the
14-40 money authorized for those projects pursuant to section 23 of this act:
14-41 Description Project No.
14-42 1. Furnishings and build-out, Redfield campus, phase I,
14-43 UNR..................................................... 01-C16
14-44 2. New campus library, UNR............... 01-C24
14-45 3. Academic and student services building, NSC...................................... 01-C25
15-1 4. Telecommunications building on Cheyenne campus,
15-2 CCSN................................................... 01-C29L
15-3 Sec. 25. 1. The State Controller may advance temporarily from the
15-4 state general fund, upon the approval of the Chief of the Budget Division
15-5 of the Department of Administration, to the State Public Works Board,
15-6 until the date on which the sums not appropriated from the state general
15-7 fund or the state highway fund for project 01-C7, veterans’ cemetery
15-8 expansion, phase IV, are received, $300,000 to facilitate the start of the
15-9 project. The advanced amounts must be repaid immediately to the state
15-10 general fund upon the receipt of the sums not appropriated from the state
15-11 general fund or the state highway fund.
15-12 2. The Chief of the Budget Division of the Department of
15-13 Administration shall notify the State Controller and the Fiscal Analysis
15-14 Division of the Legislative Counsel Bureau of the approval of an advance
15-15 from the state general fund to the State Public Works Board pursuant to
15-16 subsection 1.
15-17 Sec. 26. The State Public Works Board shall carry out the provisions
15-18 of this act as provided in chapter 341 of NRS. The Board shall ensure that
15-19 qualified persons are employed to accomplish the authorized work. Every
15-20 contract pertaining to the work must be approved by the Attorney General.
15-21 Sec. 27. All state and local governmental agencies involved in the
15-22 design and construction of the projects enumerated in this act shall
15-23 cooperate with the State Public Works Board to expedite the completion of
15-24 the project.
15-25 Sec. 28. 1. An ad valorem tax of 15 cents on each $100 of assessed
15-26 valuation of taxable property is hereby levied for the fiscal year
15-27 commencing July 1, 2001, and ending June 30, 2002, and an ad valorem
15-28 tax of 15 cents on each $100 of assessed valuation of taxable property is
15-29 hereby levied for the fiscal year commencing July 1, 2002, and ending June
15-30 30, 2003. The taxes levied must be collected in the manner provided in
15-31 chapter 361 of NRS on all taxable property in this state including the net
15-32 proceeds of minerals and excluding such property as is by law exempt from
15-33 taxation.
15-34 2. The proceeds of the tax levied by subsection 1 are hereby
15-35 appropriated for each fiscal year to the consolidated bond interest and
15-36 redemption fund to discharge the obligations of the State of Nevada as they
15-37 are respectively due in that fiscal year. Any balance of the money
15-38 appropriated by this section remaining at the end of the respective fiscal
15-39 years does not revert to the state general fund.
15-40 Sec. 29. 1. On or before July 1, 2001, and July 1, 2002, the State
15-41 Controller shall estimate the amount of proceeds of the tax levied by
15-42 section 28 of this act. If the amount is less than the total obligation of the
15-43 State of Nevada for payment of the interest on and principal of bonds
15-44 which will become due in the fiscal year, he shall reserve in the state
15-45 general fund an amount which is sufficient to pay the remainder of the total
15-46 obligation. The State Controller may revise the estimate and amount
15-47 reserved.
15-48 2. If the money in the consolidated bond interest and redemption fund
15-49 is insufficient to pay those obligations as they become due, the State
16-1 Controller shall cause the money in reserve to be transferred from the state
16-2 general fund to the consolidated bond interest and redemption fund. The
16-3 amount reserved is hereby contingently appropriated for that purpose. Any
16-4 balance of the sums appropriated by this subsection remaining at the end of
16-5 the respective fiscal years must not be committed for expenditure after
16-6 June 30 of the respective fiscal years and reverts to the state general fund
16-7 as soon as all payments of money committed have been made.
16-8 3. The State Controller shall report to the Legislature or, if the
16-9 Legislature is not in session, to the Interim Finance Committee:
16-10 (a) The amount of any estimate made pursuant to subsection 1 and the
16-11 amount of money reserved in the state general fund based upon the
16-12 estimate;
16-13 (b) The amount of money transferred from the state general fund
16-14 pursuant to subsection 2; and
16-15 (c) The amount of money which reverts to the state general fund
16-16 pursuant to subsection 2.
16-17 Sec. 30. The State Board of Finance, in its capacity as the State
16-18 General Obligation Bond Commission and to the extent that money is
16-19 available, shall pay the expenses related to the issuance of general
16-20 obligation bonds approved by the 71st session of the Nevada Legislature
16-21 from the proceeds of those bonds.
16-22 Sec. 31. Expenditure of the following sums not appropriated from the
16-23 state general fund or the state highway fund is hereby authorized from the
16-24 consolidated bond interest and redemption fund in the amount of
16-25 $80,097,865 for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2001, and ending June 30,
16-26 2002, and in the amount of $86,601,916 for the fiscal year beginning July
16-27 1, 2002, and ending June 30, 2003.
16-28 Sec. 32. With the approval of the Interim Finance Committee, the
16-29 State Public Works Board and the University and Community College
16-30 System of Nevada may transfer appropriated and authorized money from
16-31 one project to another within the same agency or within the University and
16-32 Community College System of Nevada for those projects listed in sections
16-33 2, 4, 12, 21 and 33 of this act.
16-34 Sec. 33. The money collected pursuant to the annual tax on slot
16-35 machines imposed pursuant to NRS 463.385 that is distributed to the
16-36 special capital construction fund for higher education, except any amount
16-37 of that money which is needed to pay the principal and interest on bonds, is
16-38 appropriated to the State Public Works Board for the following capital
16-39 improvement projects for the University and Community College System
16-40 of Nevada:
16-41 Description Project No. Amount
16-42 1. Campus improvements, UNLV.................................. 01-U2 $1,592,040
16-43 2. Campus improvements, UNR.................................... 01-U3 $2,468,270
16-44 3. Campus improvements, CCSN.................................. 01-U4 $385,510
16-45 4. Campus improvements, DRI 01-U5 $149,500
16-46 5. Campus improvements, TMCC................................. 01-U7 $310,200
16-47 6. Campus improvements, WNCC................................ 01-U8 $94,480
17-1 Sec. 34. Any remaining balance of the appropriation made by section
17-2 33 of this act must not be committed for expenditure after June 30, 2005,
17-3 and reverts to the fund of origin as soon as all payments of money
17-4 committed have been made.
17-5 Sec. 35. The provisions of chapter 338 of NRS do not apply to any
17-6 projects undertaken pursuant to Assembly Bill No. 189 or Senate Bill No.
17-7 199 of this session.
17-8 Sec. 36. Section 5 of chapter 501, Statutes of Nevada 1991, as last
17-9 amended by section 2 of chapter 519, Statutes of Nevada 1999, at page
17-10 2644, is hereby amended as follows:
17-11 Sec. 5. 1. The board, on behalf and in the name of the
17-12 university, is authorized by this act, as supplemented by the
17-13 provisions of the University Securities Law:
17-14 (a) To finance the project by the issuance of bonds and other
17-15 securities of the university in a total principal amount not exceeding
17-16 [$25,000,000] $110,500,000 for facilities at the University of Nevada,
17-17 Reno, and in a total principal amount not exceeding [$67,500,000]
17-18 $106,500,000 for facilities at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas,
17-19 $35,000,000 of which may be used for the construction, other
17-20 acquisition and improvement of a dental school and other structures
17-21 and clinics associated with the dental school [.] ;
17-22 (b) To issue such bonds and other securities in connection with the
17-23 projects in one series or more at any time or from time to time within
17-24 18 years after the effective date of this act, as the board may
17-25 determine, and consisting of special obligations of the university
17-26 payable from the net pledged revenues authorized by this act and
17-27 possibly subsequently other net pledged revenues, secured by a pledge
17-28 thereof and a lien thereon, subject to existing contractual limitations,
17-29 and subject to the limitation in paragraph (a);
17-30 (c) To employ legal, fiscal and other expert services and to defray
17-31 the costs thereof with any money available therefor, including,
17-32 proceeds of securities authorized by this act; and
17-33 (d) To exercise the incidental powers provided in this University
17-34 Securities Law in connection with the powers authorized by this act
17-35 except as otherwise expressly provided in this act.
17-36 2. If the board determines to sell the bonds authorized by
17-37 subsection 1 at a discount from their face amount, the principal
17-38 amount of bonds which the board is authorized to issue provided in
17-39 subsection 1 is increased by an amount equal to the discount at which
17-40 the bonds are sold.
17-41 3. This act does not limit the board in funding, refunding or
17-42 reissuing any securities of the university or the board at any time as
17-43 provided in the University Securities Law.
17-44 Sec. 37. Section 26 of chapter 619, Statutes of Nevada 1995, as last
17-45 amended by section 32 of chapter 542, Statutes of Nevada 1999, at page
17-46 2834, is hereby amended to read as follows:
17-47 Sec. 26. 1. Except as otherwise provided in this section, any
17-48 remaining balance of the appropriations made by sections 1 and 19 of
17-49 chapter 619, Statutes of Nevada 1995, must not be committed for
18-1 expenditure after June 30, 1999, and reverts to the state general fund
18-2 as soon as all payments of money committed have been made.
18-3 2. Except as otherwise provided in subsection 3, any remaining
18-4 balance of the appropriations made by section 1 of chapter 619,
18-5 Statutes of Nevada 1995, for projects enumerated in section 16 of
18-6 chapter 478, Statutes of Nevada 1997, at page 1833, must not be
18-7 committed for expenditure after June 30, 2001, and reverts to the state
18-8 general fund as soon as all payments of money committed have been
18-9 made.
18-10 3. Any remaining balance of the appropriations made by section 1
18-11 of chapter 619, Statutes of Nevada 1995, at page 2331, for projects
18-12 enumerated in section 16 of [this act,] chapter 542, Statutes of
18-13 Nevada 1999, at page 2829, must not be committed for expenditure
18-14 after June 30, 2003, and reverts to the state general fund as soon as all
18-15 payments of money committed have been made.
18-16 4. Any remaining balance of the appropriations made by section 1
18-17 of chapter 619, Statutes of Nevada 1995, at page 2331, for the
18-18 following projects, must not be committed for expenditure after June
18-19 30, 2000, and reverts to the state general fund as soon as all payments
18-20 of money committed have been made:
18-21 Description Project No.
18-22 (a) Improve fire safety in 11 buildings—
18-23 SNAMHS/SNCAS, Las Vegas.. 95-M8
18-24 (b) Roofing inventory, statewide95-S4I
18-25 (c) Paving, statewide.................. 95-S5
18-26 (d) Culinary renovation and addition, NSP, Carson
18-27 City........................................... 95-G5
18-28 (e) Security/electronics upgrade, NNCC, Carson
18-29 City.......................................... 95-M6
18-30 (f) Install generators and add lightning protection,
18-31 HCC, JCC, WCC, ESP and TCC... 95-M12
18-32 (g) Repair utilities, SDCC, Indian Springs................................... 95-M14
18-33 (h) Replace windows, units 1 through 4, NNCC,
18-34 Carson City............................. 95-M25
18-35 (i) Garbage truck wash area, NNCC, Carson City............................ 95-M35
18-36 (j) Connect city sewer to Jones Street NDI Facility,
18-37 Las Vegas............................... 95-M37
18-38 (k) Exterior painting of 9 armories.. 95-M28
18-39 (l) Kitchen renovations at 9 armories95-M43
18-40 5. Any remaining balance of the appropriation made by section 1
18-41 of chapter 619, Statutes of Nevada 1995, at page 2331, for project 95-
18-42 M27, repair utilities in main building basement, NSP, Carson City,
18-43 must not be committed for expenditure after June 30, [2001,] 2005,
18-44 and reverts to the state general fund as soon as all payments of money
18-45 committed have been made.
19-1 Sec. 38. Section 3 of chapter 478, Statutes of Nevada 1997, as
19-2 amended by section 34 of chapter 542, Statutes of Nevada 1999, at page
19-3 2836, is hereby amended to read as follows:
19-4 Sec. 3. 1. Except as otherwise provided in [subsection 2,] this
19-5 section, any remaining balance of the appropriations made by section
19-6 1 of chapter 478, Statutes of Nevada 1997, at page 1827, must not be
19-7 committed for expenditure after June 30, 2001, and reverts to the state
19-8 general fund as soon as all payments of money committed have been
19-9 made.
19-10 2. [Any] Except as otherwise provided in subsection 3, any
19-11 remaining balance of the appropriations made by section 1 of chapter
19-12 478, Statutes of Nevada 1997, at page 1827, for projects enumerated
19-13 in section 17 of [this act,] chapter 542, Statutes of Nevada 1999, at
19-14 page 2830, must not be committed for expenditure after June 30,
19-15 2003, and reverts to the state general fund as soon as all payments of
19-16 money committed have been made.
19-17 3. Any remaining balance of the appropriations made by section
19-18 1 of chapter 478, Statutes of Nevada 1997, at page 1827, for projects
19-19 enumerated in section 19 of this act, must not be committed for
19-20 expenditure after June 30, 2005, and reverts to the state general
19-21 fund as soon as all payments of money committed have been made.
19-22 4. Any remaining balance of the appropriations made by section
19-23 1 of chapter 478, Statutes of Nevada 1997, at page 1827, for the
19-24 following projects, must not be committed for expenditure after
19-25 June 30, 2002, and reverts to the state general fund as soon as all
19-26 payments of money committed been made:
19-27 Description Project No.
19-28 (a) Chapel, southern Nevada veterans’ cemetery................. 97-C20
19-29 (b) Phase III expansion, southern Nevada
19-30 veterans’ cemetery............... 97-C20L
19-31 (c) Replace domestic water supply line, SNMRS........................ 97-M10
19-32 (d) Replace doors and locks, housing units 1-3,
19-33 NNCC................................... 97-M27
19-34 (e) Statewide fire sprinkler program................................................ 97-S3
19-35 (f) Statewide paving................ 97-S5
19-36 (g) Campus improvements, TMCC................................................ 97-U7
19-37 5. Any remaining balance of the appropriations made by section
19-38 1 of chapter 478, Statutes of Nevada 1997, at page 1827, for project
19-39 97-C16, southern Nevada veterans’ home, must not be committed
19-40 for expenditure after June 30, 2003, and reverts to the state general
19-41 fund as soon as all payments of money committed have been made.
19-42 Sec. 39. Section 7 of chapter 478, Statutes of Nevada 1997, at page
19-43 1831, is hereby amended to read as follows:
19-44 Sec. 7. [Any]
19-45 1. Except as otherwise provided in subsection 2, any remaining
19-46 balance of the appropriations made by section 6 of [this act] chapter
19-47 478, Statutes of Nevada 1997, at page 1831, must not be committed
20-1 for expenditure after June 30, 2001, and reverts to the state highway
20-2 fund as soon as all payments of money committed have been made.
20-3 2. Any remaining balance of the appropriations made by section
20-4 6 of chapter 478, Statutes of Nevada 1997, at page 1831, for project
20-5 97-H2, complete renovations of DMV&PS headquarters building,
20-6 Carson City, and project 97-H4, expand shop/communications
20-7 facilities, Nevada Highway patrol, Las Vegas, must not be
20-8 committed for expenditure after June 30, 2003, and reverts to the
20-9 state highway fund as soon as all payments of money committed
20-10 have been made.
20-11 Sec. 40. Section 11 of chapter 478, Statutes of Nevada 1997, as
20-12 amended by section 35 of chapter 542, Statutes of Nevada 1999, at page
20-13 2836, is hereby amended to read as follows:
20-14 Sec. 11. 1. Except as otherwise provided in [subsection 2,] this
20-15 section, any remaining balance of the allocated amounts authorized in
20-16 section 10 of chapter 478, Statutes of Nevada 1997, at page 1832,
20-17 must not be committed for expenditure after June 30, 2001, and
20-18 reverts to the bond interest and redemption account in the
20-19 consolidated bond interest and redemption fund as soon as all
20-20 payments of money committed have been made.
20-21 2. Anyremaining balance of the allocated amounts authorized in
20-22 section 10 of chapter 478, Statutes of Nevada 1997, at page 1832, for
20-23 projects enumerated in section 17 of [this act,] chapter 542, Statutes
20-24 of Nevada 1999, at page 2830, must not be committed for expenditure
20-25 after June 30, 2003, and reverts to the bond interest and redemption
20-26 account in the consolidated bond interest and redemption fund as soon
20-27 as all payments of money committed have been made.
20-28 3. Any remaining balance of the allocated amounts authorized
20-29 in section 10 of chapter 478, Statutes of Nevada 1997, at page 1832,
20-30 for projects enumerated in section 19 of this act, must not be
20-31 committed for expenditure after June 30, 2005, and reverts to the
20-32 bond interest and redemption account in the consolidated bond
20-33 interest and redemption fund as soon as all payments of money
20-34 committed have been made.
20-35 Sec. 41. Section 18 of chapter 478, Statutes of Nevada 1997, as
20-36 amended by section 36 of chapter 542, Statutes of Nevada 1999, at page
20-37 2837, is hereby amended to read as follows:
20-38 Sec. 18. 1. Except as otherwise provided in [subsection 2,] this
20-39 section, any remaining balance of the allocated amounts in section 17
20-40 of chapter 478, Statutes of Nevada 1997, at page 1834, must not be
20-41 committed for expenditure after June 30, 2001, and reverts to the fund
20-42 of origin as soon as all payments of money committed have been
20-43 made.
20-44 2. [Any] Except as otherwise provided in subsection 3, any
20-45 remaining balance of the allocated amounts in section 17 of chapter
20-46 478, Statutes of Nevada 1997, at page 1834, for projects enumerated
20-47 in section 17 of [this act,] chapter 542, Statutes of Nevada 1999, at
20-48 page 2830, must not be committed for expenditure after June 30,
21-1 2003, and reverts to the fund of origin as soon as all payments of
21-2 money committed have been made.
21-3 3. Any remaining balance of the allocated amounts in section
21-4 17 of chapter 478, Statutes of Nevada 1997, at page 1834, for
21-5 projects enumerated in section 19 of this act, must not be committed
21-6 for expenditure after June 30, 2005, and reverts to the fund of
21-7 origin as soon as all payments of money committed have been made.
21-8 4. Any remaining balance of the allocated amounts in section
21-9 17 of chapter 478, Statutes of Nevada 1997, at page 1834, for project
21-10 97-M28, replace electronic control panel, NNCC, must not be
21-11 committed for expenditure after June 30, 2002, and reverts to the
21-12 fund of origin as soon as all payments of money committed have
21-13 been made.
21-14 Sec. 42. Section 29 of chapter 478, Statutes of Nevada 1997, at page
21-15 1837, is hereby amended to read as follows:
21-16 Sec. 29. [Any]
21-17 1. Except as otherwise provided in subsection 2, any remaining
21-18 balance of the appropriation made by section 28 of [this act] chapter
21-19 478, Statutes of Nevada 1997, at page 1837, must not be committed
21-20 for expenditure after June 30, 2001, and reverts to the fund of origin
21-21 as soon as all payments of money committed have been made.
21-22 2. Any remaining balance of the appropriation made by section
21-23 28 of chapter 478, Statutes of Nevada 1997, at page 1837, for project
21-24 97-U7L, campus improvements, TMCC, must not be committed for
21-25 expenditure after June 30, 2002, and reverts to the fund of origin as
21-26 soon as all payments of money committed have been made.
21-27 Sec. 43. Section 3 of chapter 542, Statutes of Nevada 1999, at page
21-28 2826, is hereby amended to read as follows:
21-29 Sec. 3. [Any]
21-30 1. Except as otherwise provided in subsection 2, any remaining
21-31 balance of the allocated amounts authorized in sections 1 and 2 of
21-32 [this act] chapter 542, Statutes of Nevada 1999, at pages 2822 to
21-33 2826, inclusive, must not be committed for expenditure after June 30,
21-34 2003, and reverts to the bond interest and redemption account in the
21-35 consolidated bond interest and redemption fund as soon as all
21-36 payments of money committed have been made.
21-37 2. Any remaining balance of the allocated amounts authorized
21-38 in section 1 of chapter 542, Statutes of Nevada 1999, at page 2822,
21-39 for projects enumerated in section 20 of this act, must not be
21-40 committed for expenditure after June 30, 2005, and reverts to the
21-41 bond interest and redemption account in the consolidated bond
21-42 interest and redemption fund as soon as all payments of money
21-43 committed have been made.
21-44 Sec. 44. Section 8 of chapter 542, Statutes of Nevada 1999, at page
21-45 2828, is hereby amended to read as follows:
21-46 Sec. 8. 1. The State Public Works Board shall obtain approval
21-47 for the siting and location of project 99-H1, new highway patrol
21-48 building in Las Vegas, from the Interim Finance Committee or the
22-1 Legislature if in session, before expending funding for the design of
22-2 the facility.
22-3 2. The State Public Works Board shall not expend the $2,000,000
22-4 designated for the costs of acquiring the property on which the facility
22-5 will be located for any purpose other than for the purpose of acquiring
22-6 the property on which the facility will be located [.] , unless the
22-7 Board obtains the approval of the Legislature or, if the Legislature
22-8 is not in session, the Interim Finance Committee.
22-9 Sec. 45. Section 9 of chapter 542, Statutes of Nevada 1999, at page
22-10 2828, is hereby amended to read as follows:
22-11 Sec. 9. [1. Except as otherwise provided in subsection 2, any]
22-12 Any remaining balance of the appropriations made by section 7 of
22-13 [this act] chapter 542, Statutes of Nevada 1999, at page 2828, must
22-14 not be committed for expenditure after June 30, 2003, and reverts to
22-15 the state highway fund as soon as all payments of money committed
22-16 have been made.
22-17 [2. Any remaining balance of the $2,000,000 that is designated
22-18 for the acquisition of the property on which project 99-H1, new
22-19 highway patrol building, Las Vegas, will be located must not be
22-20 committed for expenditure after June 30, 2001, and reverts to the state
22-21 highway fund as soon as all payments of money committed have been
22-22 made.]
22-23 Sec. 46. Section 19 of chapter 542, Statutes of Nevada 1999, at page
22-24 2831, is hereby amended to read as follows:
22-25 Sec. 19. [Any]
22-26 1. Except as otherwise provided in subsection 2, any remaining
22-27 balance of the allocated amounts in section 18 of [this act] chapter
22-28 542, Statutes of Nevada 1999, at page 2830, must not be committed
22-29 for expenditure after June 30, 2003, and reverts to the fund of origin
22-30 as soon as all payments of money committed have been made.
22-31 2. Any remaining balance of the allocated amounts authorized
22-32 in section 18 of chapter 542, Statutes of Nevada 1999, at page 2830,
22-33 for projects enumerated in section 20 of this act, must not be
22-34 committed for expenditure after June 30, 2005, and reverts to the
22-35 fund of origin as soon as all payments of money committed have
22-36 been made.
22-37 Sec. 47. 1. This act becomes effective upon passage and approval.
22-38 2. Section 1 of this act expires by limitation on May 1, 2013.
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