WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2007hodcap.state.va.us/publications/SenateJournal2007/Feb14.pdfJOURNAL OF THE SENATE -745- Wednesday, February 14, 2007 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2007 The Senate

JOURNAL OF THE SENATE -745- Wednesday, February 14, 2007

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2007

The Senate met at 12 m. and was called to order by Lieutenant Governor William T. Bolling.

The Reverend Daniel A. Goodall, Sr., Antioch Baptist Church, Essex County, Virginia, offered thefollowing prayer:

O God our help in ages past, our hope for years to come, our shelter from the stormy blast, and oureternal home.

Before the hills in order stood, or earth received her frame, from everlasting Thou art God, toendless years the same.

Thou, who has made the universe and caused the sun to shine by day, and the moon by night.Thou who by love, grace and mercy made the earth and crowned Thy people with glory.

Thou who art God all by Yourself and above You there is no other.We seek Your face O God today. Incline Your ear to us and grant us Your presence.

Lord we thank You that You have found favor in these Your people.These, men and women who have been shackled with the responsibility of leadership and the

forbearance to stay the course and to do their duty.

We thank You Father for their presence here today and that the work of this great Commonwealthmight be fulfilled, that the people might be granted the fruit of Thou wisdom to do what is best for all ofthe citizens of the Commonwealth of Virginia.

We pray Lord that in times like these when our great nation is at war and times are uncertain thateach man and woman measure up to the task at hand.

We pray Lord they put aside politics and remember the higher principles of justice, fairness,responsibility and compassion.

We pray Lord that they never forget their solemn oaths to uphold the high standards of this greatstate. While remembering, it is the people who have given them the power and authority, to do this work.

We thank You O Lord for each of these leaders who answered the call. Bless this Senate; bless thepeople of the Commonwealth of Virginia. Bless our soldiers on foreign and domestic soil, and bless ourgreat nation.

And we give Your name the praise the honor and the glory because You are worthy to be praised.In Your Holy name we pray, Amen.

The roll was called and the following Senators answered to their names:

Bell, Blevins, Chichester, Colgan, Cuccinelli, Deeds, Devolites Davis, Edwards, Hanger, Hawkins,Herring, Howell, Lambert, Locke, Lucas, Marsh, Martin, McDougle, Miller, Newman, Norment,Obenshain, O’Brien, Potts, Puckett, Puller, Quayle, Rerras, Reynolds, Ruff, Saslaw, Stolle, Stosch, Ticer,Wagner, Wampler, Watkins, Whipple, Williams.

A quorum was present.

After the roll call, Senator Houck notified the Clerk of his presence.

On motion of Senator Whipple, the reading of the Journal was waived.

Wednesday, February 14, 2007 -746- JOURNAL OF THE SENATE

The recorded vote is as follows: YEAS--40. NAYS--0. RULE 36--0.

YEAS--Bell, Blevins, Chichester, Colgan, Cuccinelli, Deeds, Devolites Davis, Edwards, Hanger,Hawkins, Herring, Houck, Howell, Lambert, Locke, Lucas, Marsh, Martin, McDougle, Miller, Newman,Norment, Obenshain, O’Brien, Potts, Puckett, Puller, Quayle, Rerras, Reynolds, Ruff, Saslaw, Stolle,Stosch, Ticer, Wagner, Wampler, Watkins, Whipple, Williams--40.

NAYS--0. RULE 36--0.

HOUSE COMMUNICATION

The following communication was received:

In the House of DelegatesFebruary 13, 2007

THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES HAS PASSED WITH AMENDMENTS THE FOLLOWING SENATEBILLS:

S.B. 844. A BILL to amend and reenact §§ 55-79.81, 55-79.97, 55-511, and 55-512 of the Code ofVirginia and to amend the Code of Virginia by adding sections numbered 55-79.74:01 and 55-514.2,relating to the Condominium and Property Owners’ Association Acts; insurance; deposit of funds;charges for and delivery of resale certificates/disclosure packets.

S.B. 868. A BILL to amend and reenact § 15.2-953 of the Code of Virginia, relating to certain donationsby localities.

S.B. 888. A BILL to amend and reenact § 63.2-1809.1 of the Code of Virginia, relating to insurancenotice requirements for family day homes; civil penalty.

S.B. 961. A BILL to amend and reenact §§ 3.03, as amended, 3.04, and 3.07 of Chapter 367 of the Actsof Assembly of 1973, as amended, which provided a charter for the City of Suffolk, relating to directelection of mayor.

S.B. 968. A BILL to amend and reenact § 55-79.94 of the Code of Virginia, relating to the VirginiaCondominium Act.

S.B. 969. A BILL to amend and reenact §§ 55-79.90, 55-79.97, and 55-513.1 of the Code of Virginia andto amend the Code of Virginia by adding a section numbered 55-79.75:2, relating to theCondominium and Property Owners’ Association Acts; flying of flags; disclosure.

S.B. 1108. A BILL to amend and reenact §§ 32.1-42.1, 32.1-48.06, 32.1-48.09, 32.1-48.010,32.1-48.012, 32.1-48.013, 32.1-48.014, 32.1-48.015, and 54.1-3408 of the Code of Virginia and toamend the Code of Virginia by adding a section numbered 32.1-48.013:1, relating to emergencypreparedness.

S.B. 1117. A BILL to amend the Code of Virginia by adding a section numbered 15.2-1718.1 and byadding in Title 52 a chapter numbered 7.2, consisting of sections numbered 52-34.4 through 52-34.6,relating to establishment of a statewide system for notification of missing seniors and impairedadults.


S.B. 1184. A BILL to amend the Code of Virginia by adding a section numbered 44-11.1, relating to theDepartment of Military Affairs; duties.

S.B. 1202. A BILL to amend and reenact §§ 2.2-306, 5.1-158, 44-146.17 and 44-146.28 of the Code ofVirginia, relating to emergency management and preparedness.

THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES HAS PASSED THE FOLLOWING SENATE BILLS:

S.B. 735. A BILL to amend and reenact § 36-49.1:1 of the Code of Virginia, relating to housing authoritylaw; spot blight abatement; interest on liens.

S.B. 747. A BILL to amend and reenact § 65.2-402 of the Code of Virginia, relating to workers’compensation; occupational disease presumptions applicable to certain police officers.

S.B. 794. A BILL to amend and reenact §§ 13.1-1002, 13.1-1020, 13.1-1123, and 58.1-811 of the Code ofVirginia, relating to limited liability companies; membership interests; professional limited liabilitycompanies and professional corporations; state recordation tax exemptions.

S.B. 799. A BILL to amend and reenact § 8.12, as amended, of Chapter 576 of the Acts of Assembly of1978, which provided a charter for the City of Newport News, relating to city contracts.

S.B. 881. A BILL to award a service handgun to the parents of Trooper Kevin Carder Manion.

S.B. 884. A BILL to amend and reenact § 18.2-136 of the Code of Virginia, relating to right of hunters togo on lands of another; identification.

S.B. 887. A BILL to amend and reenact § 33.1-23.2 of the Code of Virginia, relating to allocation byCommonwealth Transportation Board of primary system construction funds for certain projectsmaintained or to be maintained by municipalities.

S.B. 907. A BILL to amend and reenact § 4, as amended, of Chapter 167 of the Acts of Assembly of1962, which provided a charter for the Town of Timberville, relating to council and mayoralelections.

S.B. 933. A BILL to amend and reenact § 15.2-1129.1 of the Code of Virginia, relating to arts andcultural districts.

S.B. 957. A BILL to amend and reenact Chapter 157 of the Acts of Assembly of 1954, as amended, byadding a section numbered 25, relating to powers of the Portsmouth Port and Industrial Commission.

S.B. 959. A BILL to amend and reenact § 15.2-1517 of the Code of Virginia, relating to insurance forretired employees of localities.

S.B. 972. A BILL to amend and reenact §§ 19.2-11.01, 53.1-133.02 and 53.1-160 of the Code of Virginia,relating to electronic victim notification.

S.B. 1000. A BILL to amend and reenact § 46.2-2062 of the Code of Virginia, relating to regulation oftaxicab service by localities; public access to financial records.

S.B. 1005. A BILL to amend and reenact § 12.1-21.1 of the Code of Virginia, relating to fees charged bythe clerk of the State Corporation Commission.


S.B. 1015. A BILL to amend and reenact §§ 24.2-946.1, 24.2-947.1, 24.2-947.5, and 24.2-947.9 of theCode of Virginia, relating to campaign finance disclosure; filings of candidate reports.

S.B. 1016. A BILL to amend and reenact § 53.1-96 of the Code of Virginia, relating to jail farms.

S.B. 1018. A BILL to amend and reenact § 6.06 of Chapter 167 of the Acts of Assembly of 1979, whichprovided a charter for the City of Hampton, relating to real estate assessment department.

S.B. 1046. A BILL to amend and reenact § 44-102.2 of the Code of Virginia, relating to Virginia MilitaryFamily Relief Fund; assistance after active duty.

S.B. 1050. A BILL to amend and reenact § 15.2-2118 of the Code of Virginia, relating to liens for waterand sewer charges.

S.B. 1056. A BILL to amend and reenact § 60.2-315 of the Code of Virginia, relating to discretionaryexpenditures from the Special Unemployment Compensation Administration Fund.

S.B. 1072. A BILL to amend and reenact § 2.01, §§ 7.02 and 7.05, as amended, and §§ 7.07, 7.08, 8.06,and 10.10 of Chapter 542 of the Acts of Assembly of 1990, and to repeal § 5.11 of Chapter 542 ofthe Acts of Assembly of 1990, which provided a charter for the City of Bristol, relating toorganizational changes.

S.B. 1090. A BILL to establish the Virginia State Firefighter’s Association as a body corporate andpolitic, to amend and reenact § 9.1-202 of the Code of Virginia, and to repeal Chapter 343 of theActs of Assembly of 1896, relating to the Virginia State Firefighter’s Association.

S.B. 1137. A BILL to provide a charter for the Town of Cheriton.

S.B. 1182. A BILL to amend and reenact § 5.01 of Chapter 167 of the Acts of Assembly of 1979, whichprovided a charter for the City of Hampton, relating to appointment of city attorney.

S.B. 1307. A BILL to amend and reenact § 24.2-303.2 of the Code of Virginia, relating to composition ofcertain Senatorial districts.

S.B. 1309. A BILL to amend and reenact §§ 44-93.2 through 44-93.5 of the Code of Virginia, relating toVirginia National Guard; employment protection.

S.B. 1316. A BILL to amend and reenact §§ 3.5, 3.9 and 4.2 of Chapter 912 of the Acts of Assembly of1993, which provided a charter for the City of Manassas Park, relating to elections.

S.B. 1318. A BILL to amend and reenact § 44-146.19 of the Code of Virginia, relating to local emergencymanagement plans.

THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES HAS AGREED TO THE SUBSTITUTE PROPOSED BY THESENATE TO THE FOLLOWING HOUSE BILL:

H.B. 1678. A BILL to amend and reenact §§ 58.1-609.1, 58.1-625, and 58.1-626 of the Code of Virginia,relating to a limited sales and use tax exemption for certain energy-efficient products.

IN WHICH ACTION IT REQUESTS THE CONCURRENCE OF THE SENATE.


/s/ Bruce F. JamersonClerk, House of Delegates

On motion of Senator Norment, the Rules were suspended and the reading of the communicationfrom the House of Delegates was waived.




COMMITTEE REPORTS

The following bills, having been considered by the committee in session, were reported by SenatorChichester from the Committee on Finance:

H.B. 1830 (one thousand eight hundred thirty). H.B. 1880 (one thousand eight hundred eighty). H.B. 2095 (two thousand ninety-five). H.B. 2181 (two thousand one hundred eighty-one). H.B. 2370 (two thousand three hundred seventy) with substitute. H.B. 2385 (two thousand three hundred eighty-five) with amendment. H.B. 2390 (two thousand three hundred ninety). H.B. 2417 (two thousand four hundred seventeen). H.B. 2504 (two thousand five hundred four). H.B. 2557 (two thousand five hundred fifty-seven) with substitute. H.B. 2618 (two thousand six hundred eighteen). H.B. 2723 (two thousand seven hundred twenty-three). H.B. 2880 (two thousand eight hundred eighty). H.B. 2975 (two thousand nine hundred seventy-five). H.B. 3093 (three thousand ninety-three) with substitute.

The following bills, having been considered by the committee in session, were reported by SenatorQuayle from the Committee on Local Government:

H.B. 1767 (one thousand seven hundred sixty-seven). H.B. 1860 (one thousand eight hundred sixty) with amendment. H.B. 1862 (one thousand eight hundred sixty-two). H.B. 1919 (one thousand nine hundred nineteen) with substitute. H.B. 1968 (one thousand nine hundred sixty-eight). H.B. 1974 (one thousand nine hundred seventy-four). H.B. 1979 (one thousand nine hundred seventy-nine). H.B. 1989 (one thousand nine hundred eighty-nine). H.B. 2010 (two thousand ten) with substitute. H.B. 2028 (two thousand twenty-eight). H.B. 2050 (two thousand fifty). H.B. 2189 (two thousand one hundred eighty-nine).


H.B. 2195 (two thousand one hundred ninety-five). H.B. 2230 (two thousand two hundred thirty). H.B. 2239 (two thousand two hundred thirty-nine). H.B. 2241 (two thousand two hundred forty-one). H.B. 2261 (two thousand two hundred sixty-one). H.B. 2263 (two thousand two hundred sixty-three). H.B. 2265 (two thousand two hundred sixty-five). H.B. 2267 (two thousand two hundred sixty-seven). H.B. 2298 (two thousand two hundred ninety-eight). H.B. 2335 (two thousand three hundred thirty-five). H.B. 2380 (two thousand three hundred eighty). H.B. 2400 (two thousand four hundred). H.B. 2427 (two thousand four hundred twenty-seven). H.B. 2446 (two thousand four hundred forty-six) with amendment. H.B. 2460 (two thousand four hundred sixty). H.B. 2493 (two thousand four hundred ninety-three) with substitute. H.B. 2500 (two thousand five hundred). H.B. 2502 (two thousand five hundred two). H.B. 2503 (two thousand five hundred three) with substitute. H.B. 2544 (two thousand five hundred forty-four). H.B. 2547 (two thousand five hundred forty-seven). H.B. 2645 (two thousand six hundred forty-five). H.B. 2676 (two thousand six hundred seventy-six). H.B. 2710 (two thousand seven hundred ten). H.B. 2716 (two thousand seven hundred sixteen). H.B. 2720 (two thousand seven hundred twenty). H.B. 2729 (two thousand seven hundred twenty-nine). H.B. 2735 (two thousand seven hundred thirty-five). H.B. 2764 (two thousand seven hundred sixty-four). H.B. 2791 (two thousand seven hundred ninety-one). H.B. 2800 (two thousand eight hundred) with amendment. H.B. 2834 (two thousand eight hundred thirty-four). H.B. 2859 (two thousand eight hundred fifty-nine). H.B. 2882 (two thousand eight hundred eighty-two) with amendment. H.B. 2894 (two thousand eight hundred ninety-four). H.B. 2989 (two thousand nine hundred eighty-nine) with substitute. H.B. 3011 (three thousand eleven). H.B. 3019 (three thousand nineteen). H.B. 3031 (three thousand thirty-one) with substitute. H.B. 3039 (three thousand thirty-nine). H.B. 3079 (three thousand seventy-nine) with substitute. H.B. 3119 (three thousand one hundred nineteen) with amendment. H.B. 3129 (three thousand one hundred twenty-nine). H.B. 3141 (three thousand one hundred forty-one). H.B. 3180 (three thousand one hundred eighty) with substitute.

The following bills, having been considered by the committee in session, were recommended forrereferral by the Committee on Local Government:


H.B. 1778 (one thousand seven hundred seventy-eight) with the recommendation that it be rereferredto the Committee on Transportation.

H.B. 2799 (two thousand seven hundred ninety-nine) with the recommendation that it be rereferredto the Committee on Commerce and Labor.

The following bills and joint resolutions, having been considered by the committee in session, werereported by Senator Martin from the Committee on Privileges and Elections:

H.B. 1625 (one thousand six hundred twenty-five). H.B. 1642 (one thousand six hundred forty-two). H.B. 1835 (one thousand eight hundred thirty-five). H.B. 1935 (one thousand nine hundred thirty-five). H.B. 1977 (one thousand nine hundred seventy-seven) with amendment. H.B. 2141 (two thousand one hundred forty-one). H.B. 2201 (two thousand two hundred one) with amendments. H.B. 2287 (two thousand two hundred eighty-seven). H.B. 2354 (two thousand three hundred fifty-four). H.B. 2386 (two thousand three hundred eighty-six). H.B. 2650 (two thousand six hundred fifty). H.B. 2707 (two thousand seven hundred seven) with amendments. H.B. 2740 (two thousand seven hundred forty). H.B. 2780 (two thousand seven hundred eighty). H.B. 2818 (two thousand eight hundred eighteen) with amendment. H.B. 2852 (two thousand eight hundred fifty-two) with amendment. H.B. 3025 (three thousand twenty-five). H.B. 3037 (three thousand thirty-seven). H.B. 3168 (three thousand one hundred sixty-eight). H.J.R. 18 (eighteen) with substitute. H.J.R. 723 (seven hundred twenty-three) with substitute with the recommendation that it be

rereferred to the Committee for Courts of Justice. H.J.R. 761 (seven hundred sixty-one). S.J.R. 492 (four hundred ninety-two).

H.B. 1778 was rereferred to the Committee on Transportation.

H.B. 2799 was rereferred to the Committee on Commerce and Labor.

H.J.R. 723 was rereferred to the Committee for Courts of Justice.

INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION

Pursuant to the provisions of House Joint Resolution No. 577 and Senate Rule 26 (g), Senator Lockeintroduced a joint resolution; subsequently, the following was presented and laid on the Clerk’s Desk:

S.J.R. 503. Celebrating the life and work of William H. Moses, Jr.Patron--Locke

Pursuant to the provisions of House Joint Resolution No. 577 and Senate Rule 26 (g), Senator Ruffintroduced joint resolutions; subsequently, the following were presented and laid on the Clerk’s Desk:

S.J.R. 504. Celebrating the life of Howard Garth Goben.Patron--Ruff


S.J.R. 505. Celebrating the life of Josephine Marshall.Patrons--Ruff; Delegate: Hogan

S.J.R. 506. Celebrating the life of James Woodrow Wilkerson.Patron--Ruff

At 12:10 p.m., Senator Stosch moved that the Senate recess until 12:45 p.m.

The motion was agreed to.

The hour of 12:45 p.m. having arrived, the Chair was resumed.

CALENDAR

UNFINISHED BUSINESS—SENATE

S.B. 742 (seven hundred forty-two) was taken up with the amendment in the nature of a substituteproposed by the House of Delegates, and printed separately, the title reading as follows:

A BILL to amend the Code of Virginia by adding a section numbered 46.2-1130.1, relating to issuance ofoverweight permits granted to cross bridges and culverts by certain emergency response vehiclesresponding to an emergency call.

On motion of Senator Miller, the substitute was agreed to.


YEAS--Bell, Blevins, Chichester, Colgan, Cuccinelli, Deeds, Devolites Davis, Edwards, Hanger,Hawkins, Herring, Houck, Howell, Lambert, Locke, Lucas, Marsh, Martin, McDougle, Miller, Newman,Norment, Obenshain, O’Brien, Potts, Puckett, Puller, Quayle, Reynolds, Ruff, Saslaw, Stolle, Stosch,Ticer, Wagner, Wampler, Watkins, Whipple, Williams--39.


S.B. 816 (eight hundred sixteen) was taken up with the amendment in the nature of a substituteproposed by the House of Delegates, and printed separately, the title reading as follows:

A BILL to amend and reenact § 46.2-221.2 of the Code of Virginia, relating to extension of expiration ofdriver’s licenses issued to certain persons in service to the United States government.

On motion of Senator Cuccinelli, the substitute was agreed to.


YEAS--Bell, Blevins, Chichester, Colgan, Cuccinelli, Deeds, Devolites Davis, Edwards, Hanger,Hawkins, Herring, Houck, Howell, Lambert, Locke, Lucas, Marsh, Martin, McDougle, Miller, Newman,Norment, Obenshain, O’Brien, Potts, Puckett, Puller, Quayle, Rerras, Reynolds, Ruff, Saslaw, Stolle,Ticer, Wagner, Wampler, Watkins, Whipple, Williams--39.



S.B. 918 (nine hundred eighteen) was taken up with the amendment proposed by the House ofDelegates as follows:

1. Line 428, engrossed, after medicolegal strike

investigation insert

autopsy

On motion of Senator Howell, the amendment was agreed to.




S.B. 1240 (one thousand two hundred forty) was taken up with the amendment in the nature of asubstitute proposed by the House of Delegates, and printed separately, the title reading as follows:

A BILL to amend and reenact § 32.1-19 of the Code of Virginia, relating to duties of the HealthCommissioner.

On motion of Senator Quayle, the substitute was agreed to.




S.B. 1312 (one thousand three hundred twelve) was taken up with the amendments proposed by theHouse of Delegates as follows:

1. Line 32, engrossed, after ingress strike

an insert

and

2. Line 84, engrossed, after ensure efficient strike

sand


insert and

On motion of Senator Hawkins, the amendments were agreed to.




HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING

H.B. 2366 (two thousand three hundred sixty-six), on motion of Senator Houck, was passed by forthe day.

Senator Norment moved that the following House bills, the titles of the bills having been printed inthe Calendar for their third reading as required by Article IV, Section 11, of the Constitution, be placedbefore the Senate by number only:

H.B. 1746 (one thousand seven hundred forty-six). H.B. 2145 (two thousand one hundred forty-five). H.B. 2787 (two thousand seven hundred eighty-seven). H.B. 1777 (one thousand seven hundred seventy-seven). H.B. 1795 (one thousand seven hundred ninety-five). H.B. 1800 (one thousand eight hundred).H.B. 1900 (one thousand nine hundred). H.B. 1921 (one thousand nine hundred twenty-one). H.B. 1982 (one thousand nine hundred eighty-two). H.B. 1988 (one thousand nine hundred eighty-eight). H.B. 2031 (two thousand thirty-one). H.B. 2053 (two thousand fifty-three). H.B. 2055 (two thousand fifty-five). H.B. 2058 (two thousand fifty-eight). H.B. 2061 (two thousand sixty-one). H.B. 2090 (two thousand ninety). H.B. 2099 (two thousand ninety-nine). H.B. 2126 (two thousand one hundred twenty-six). H.B. 2143 (two thousand one hundred forty-three). H.B. 2144 (two thousand one hundred forty-four). H.B. 2180 (two thousand one hundred eighty). H.B. 2229 (two thousand two hundred twenty-nine). H.B. 2266 (two thousand two hundred sixty-six). H.B. 2296 (two thousand two hundred ninety-six). H.B. 2308 (two thousand three hundred eight). H.B. 2309 (two thousand three hundred nine). H.B. 2313 (two thousand three hundred thirteen). H.B. 2318 (two thousand three hundred eighteen).


H.B. 2319 (two thousand three hundred nineteen). H.B. 2339 (two thousand three hundred thirty-nine). H.B. 2349 (two thousand three hundred forty-nine). H.B. 2364 (two thousand three hundred sixty-four). H.B. 2365 (two thousand three hundred sixty-five). H.B. 2368 (two thousand three hundred sixty-eight). H.B. 2369 (two thousand three hundred sixty-nine). H.B. 2396 (two thousand three hundred ninety-six). H.B. 2410 (two thousand four hundred ten). H.B. 2415 (two thousand four hundred fifteen). H.B. 2459 (two thousand four hundred fifty-nine). H.B. 2483 (two thousand four hundred eighty-three). H.B. 2524 (two thousand five hundred twenty-four). H.B. 2530 (two thousand five hundred thirty). H.B. 2539 (two thousand five hundred thirty-nine). H.B. 2568 (two thousand five hundred sixty-eight). H.B. 2576 (two thousand five hundred seventy-six). H.B. 2642 (two thousand six hundred forty-two). H.B. 2646 (two thousand six hundred forty-six). H.B. 2695 (two thousand six hundred ninety-five). H.B. 2749 (two thousand seven hundred forty-nine). H.B. 2802 (two thousand eight hundred two). H.B. 2816 (two thousand eight hundred sixteen). H.B. 2825 (two thousand eight hundred twenty-five). H.B. 2953 (two thousand nine hundred fifty-three). H.B. 2959 (two thousand nine hundred fifty-nine). H.B. 2980 (two thousand nine hundred eighty). H.B. 2991 (two thousand nine hundred ninety-one). H.B. 3089 (three thousand eighty-nine). H.B. 3112 (three thousand one hundred twelve). H.B. 3135 (three thousand one hundred thirty-five). H.B. 3151 (three thousand one hundred fifty-one). H.B. 3190 (three thousand one hundred ninety).


H.B. 2344 (two thousand three hundred forty-four) was taken up, the committee amendment havingbeen agreed to on February 12, 2007, and the amendment offered by Senator Cuccinelli having beenagreed to on February 13, 2007.

The amendments were ordered to be engrossed.

H.B. 2450 (two thousand four hundred fifty) was taken up, the committee amendment having beenagreed to on February 13, 2007.

The amendment was ordered to be engrossed.

H.B. 2787 (two thousand seven hundred eighty-seven) was taken up.


Senator Norment offered an amendment in the nature of a substitute, having been printed separately,with its title reading as follows:

A BILL to authorize the issuance of certain special license plates.

On motion of Senator Norment, the reading of the substitute was waived.

On motion of Senator Norment, the substitute was agreed to.

The substitute was ordered to be engrossed.

H.B. 1800 (one thousand eight hundred) was taken up.

The amendment in the nature of a substitute proposed by the Committee for Courts of Justice wasoffered, having been printed separately, with its title reading as follows:

A BILL to amend and reenact § 25.1-229 of the Code of Virginia, relating to jury selection incondemnation cases.

The reading of the substitute was waived.

On motion of Senator Stolle, the substitute was agreed to.


H.B. 1921 (one thousand nine hundred twenty-one) was taken up.


A BILL to amend and reenact § 18.2-59 of the Code of Virginia, relating to extortion of immigrants;penalty.




H.B. 2058 (two thousand fifty-eight) was taken up.


A BILL to amend and reenact §§ 2.2-409, 47.1-2, 47.1-3, 47.1-4, 47.1-5, 47.1-8, 47.1-9, 47.1-10,47.1-11, 47.1-12, 47.1-13, 47.1-14, 47.1-16, 47.1-17, 47.1-18, 47.1-19, 47.1-20, 47.1-21, 47.1-22,47.1-23, 47.1-25, and 47.1-30 of the Code of Virginia; to amend the Code of Virginia by adding asection numbered 47.1-7, by adding in Chapter 2 of Title 47.1 a section numbered 47.1-11.1, and byadding sections numbered 47.1-15 and 47.1-29.1; and to repeal §§ 47.1-31, 47.1-32, and 47.1-33 ofthe Code of Virginia, relating to public notaries; electronic public notaries; penalty.





H.B. 2099 (two thousand ninety-nine) was taken up.

The following amendments proposed by the Committee on Agriculture, Conservation and NaturalResources were offered:

1. Line 17, engrossed, after the insert

relevant

2. Line 21, engrossed, after breed, strike

the secondary breed,

The reading of the amendments was waived.



H.B. 2266 (two thousand two hundred sixty-six) was taken up.

The following amendments proposed by the Committee for Courts of Justice were offered:

1. Line 89, engrossed, after services strike

for such person and his spouse, including and insert

, including

2. Line 90, engrossed, after parent insert

or any person residing in the person’s household


On motion of Senator Stolle, the amendments were agreed to.


H.B. 2364 (two thousand three hundred sixty-four) was taken up.

The following amendment proposed by the Committee for Courts of Justice was offered:

1. Line 18, engrossed, after Such strike

A insert

Upon the request of the attorney for the Commonwealth, a


The reading of the amendment was waived.

On motion of Senator Stolle, the amendment was agreed to.


H.B. 2365 (two thousand three hundred sixty-five) was taken up.


A BILL to amend the Code of Virginia by adding a section numbered 18.2-97.1, relating to removal of adog collar; penalty.




H.B. 2410 (two thousand four hundred ten) was taken up.


1. Line 12, engrossed, after (i) strike

who is not an emancipated minor, (ii)

2. Line 13, engrossed, after unknown, strike

(iii) insert

(ii)

3. Line 13, engrossed, after abducted, strike

(iv) insert

(iii)

4. Line 14, engrossed, after and strike

(v) insert

(iv)





H.B. 2530 (two thousand five hundred thirty) was taken up.


1. Line 6, engrossed, Title, after 16.1-341, strike

16.1-344,

2. Line 7, engrossed, Title, after relating to strike

involuntary commitment of juveniles. insert

Psychiatric Inpatient Treatment of Minors Act; special justices.

3. Line 21, engrossed, after completed a strike

minimum

4. Line 160, engrossed, after 16.1-69.28, strike

16.1-339 insert

16.1-335 through 16.1-348

5. Line 161, engrossed, after Commonwealth insert

or a retired or substitute judge in good standing

6. Line 174, engrossed, after 37.2-820 strike

, (comma)




H.B. 2568 (two thousand five hundred sixty-eight) was taken up.


1. Line 79, engrossed, after more than strike

$500 insert

$1,000

2. Line 83, engrossed, after total of strike

$3,000


insert $10,000




H.B. 2576 (two thousand five hundred seventy-six) was taken up.


1. Line 47, engrossed, after hearing insert

because the respondent was not personally served

2. Line 47, engrossed, after the court may strike

, for good cause shown,

3. Line 48, engrossed, after protective order insert

for a period not to exceed six months. The extended protective order shall beserved as soon as possible on the respondent

4. Line 118, engrossed, after court may strike

, for good cause shown,

5. Line 118, engrossed, after the order insert

for a period not to exceed six months




H.B. 2646 (two thousand six hundred forty-six) was taken up.


1. Line 6, engrossed, Title, after relating to strike

preliminary insert

emergency

2. Line 36, engrossed, after provided to


strike law enforcement, law enforcement shall

insert a law-enforcement officer, the officer may

3. Line 37, engrossed, after order to strike

him insert

the protected person




H.B. 2749 (two thousand seven hundred forty-nine) was taken up.


A BILL to amend and reenact §§ 9.1-902, 9.1-903, 9.1-904, 9.1-912, 18.2-374.1, 18.2-374.1:1, and18.2-374.3 of the Code of Virginia and to repeal § 18.2-374.1:2 of the Code of Virginia, relating tochild pornography and sex offender registration requirements; penalties.




H.B. 2802 (two thousand eight hundred two) was taken up.


1. Line 31, engrossed, after Commissioner strike

to include the landowner’s written consent

2. Line 34, engrossed, after distribution. insert

The permit application shall not be complete unless it includes the landowner’swritten consent to apply sewage sludge on his property.

3. Line 267, engrossed, after on strike

July 1, 2007 insert

January 1, 2008





H.B. 2953 (two thousand nine hundred fifty-three) was taken up.


A BILL to amend the Code of Virginia by adding a section numbered 19.2-10.2, relating to administrativesubpoenas; electronic communication or remote computing services.




H.B. 2959 (two thousand nine hundred fifty-nine) was taken up.


A BILL to amend and reenact §§ 19.2-327.5, 19.2-327.13 and 19.2-392.2 of the Code of Virginia,relating to expungement of police and court records.



Senator Stolle offered the following amendments to the substitute:

1. Line 97, substitute, after charge insert

and conviction

2. Line 98, substitute, after relating to the insert

charge and

3. Line 103, substitute, after charge insert

and conviction

On motion of Senator Stolle, the reading of the amendments was waived.


The substitute with amendments was ordered to be engrossed.


H.B. 2980 (two thousand nine hundred eighty) was taken up.


A BILL to amend and reenact §§ 19.2-120 and 19.2-386.31 of the Code of Virginia, relating to theexploitation and solicitation of children for sexual purposes; forfeiture of equipment; bail.




H.B. 3112 (three thousand one hundred twelve) was taken up.

The following amendment proposed by the Committee for Courts of Justice was offered:

1. Line 13, engrossed, after up to ] $5 strike

$10 insert

$5


On motion of Senator Stolle, the amendment was agreed to.


H.B. 3151 (three thousand one hundred fifty-one) was taken up.


1. Line 6, engrossed, Title, after Department strike

o insert

of

2. Line 13, engrossed, after to the City of Virginia Beach insert

, lessee

3. Line 27, engrossed, after unless strike

its provisions have been incorporated into

4. Line 28, engrossed, after agreement insert

as entered into by the lessor and lessee on or before





Senator Norment moved that the passage of the House bills that follow be considered en bloc.


On motion of Senator Norment, the following House bills were passed en bloc with their titles:

H.B. 2344 (two thousand three hundred forty-four) with amendments. H.B. 1746 (one thousand seven hundred forty-six). H.B. 2145 (two thousand one hundred forty-five). H.B. 2450 (two thousand four hundred fifty) with amendment. H.B. 2787 (two thousand seven hundred eighty-seven) with substitute. H.B. 1777 (one thousand seven hundred seventy-seven). H.B. 1795 (one thousand seven hundred ninety-five). H.B. 1800 (one thousand eight hundred) with substitute.H.B. 1900 (one thousand nine hundred). H.B. 1921 (one thousand nine hundred twenty-one) with substitute. H.B. 1982 (one thousand nine hundred eighty-two). H.B. 1988 (one thousand nine hundred eighty-eight). H.B. 2031 (two thousand thirty-one). H.B. 2053 (two thousand fifty-three). H.B. 2055 (two thousand fifty-five). H.B. 2058 (two thousand fifty-eight) with substitute. H.B. 2061 (two thousand sixty-one). H.B. 2090 (two thousand ninety). H.B. 2099 (two thousand ninety-nine) with amendments. H.B. 2126 (two thousand one hundred twenty-six). H.B. 2143 (two thousand one hundred forty-three). H.B. 2144 (two thousand one hundred forty-four). H.B. 2180 (two thousand one hundred eighty). H.B. 2229 (two thousand two hundred twenty-nine). H.B. 2266 (two thousand two hundred sixty-six) with amendments. H.B. 2296 (two thousand two hundred ninety-six). H.B. 2308 (two thousand three hundred eight). H.B. 2309 (two thousand three hundred nine). H.B. 2313 (two thousand three hundred thirteen). H.B. 2318 (two thousand three hundred eighteen). H.B. 2339 (two thousand three hundred thirty-nine). H.B. 2349 (two thousand three hundred forty-nine). H.B. 2364 (two thousand three hundred sixty-four) with amendment. H.B. 2365 (two thousand three hundred sixty-five) with substitute. H.B. 2368 (two thousand three hundred sixty-eight). H.B. 2369 (two thousand three hundred sixty-nine). H.B. 2396 (two thousand three hundred ninety-six). H.B. 2410 (two thousand four hundred ten) with amendments. H.B. 2415 (two thousand four hundred fifteen). H.B. 2459 (two thousand four hundred fifty-nine).


H.B. 2483 (two thousand four hundred eighty-three). H.B. 2524 (two thousand five hundred twenty-four). H.B. 2530 (two thousand five hundred thirty) with amendments. H.B. 2539 (two thousand five hundred thirty-nine). H.B. 2568 (two thousand five hundred sixty-eight) with amendments. H.B. 2576 (two thousand five hundred seventy-six) with amendments. H.B. 2642 (two thousand six hundred forty-two). H.B. 2646 (two thousand six hundred forty-six) with amendments. H.B. 2695 (two thousand six hundred ninety-five). H.B. 2749 (two thousand seven hundred forty-nine) with substitute. H.B. 2802 (two thousand eight hundred two) with amendments. H.B. 2816 (two thousand eight hundred sixteen). H.B. 2825 (two thousand eight hundred twenty-five). H.B. 2953 (two thousand nine hundred fifty-three) with substitute. H.B. 2959 (two thousand nine hundred fifty-nine) with substitute with amendments. H.B. 2980 (two thousand nine hundred eighty) with substitute. H.B. 2991 (two thousand nine hundred ninety-one). H.B. 3089 (three thousand eighty-nine). H.B. 3112 (three thousand one hundred twelve) with amendment. H.B. 3135 (three thousand one hundred thirty-five). H.B. 3151 (three thousand one hundred fifty-one) with amendments. H.B. 3190 (three thousand one hundred ninety).




RECONSIDERATION

Senator Williams moved to reconsider the vote by which the following House bills were passed enbloc with their titles:

H.B. 2344 (two thousand three hundred forty-four) with amendments. H.B. 1746 (one thousand seven hundred forty-six). H.B. 2145 (two thousand one hundred forty-five). H.B. 2450 (two thousand four hundred fifty) with amendment. H.B. 2787 (two thousand seven hundred eighty-seven) with substitute. H.B. 1777 (one thousand seven hundred seventy-seven). H.B. 1795 (one thousand seven hundred ninety-five). H.B. 1800 (one thousand eight hundred) with substitute.H.B. 1900 (one thousand nine hundred). H.B. 1921 (one thousand nine hundred twenty-one) with substitute. H.B. 1982 (one thousand nine hundred eighty-two). H.B. 1988 (one thousand nine hundred eighty-eight). H.B. 2031 (two thousand thirty-one). H.B. 2053 (two thousand fifty-three).


H.B. 2055 (two thousand fifty-five). H.B. 2058 (two thousand fifty-eight) with substitute. H.B. 2061 (two thousand sixty-one). H.B. 2090 (two thousand ninety). H.B. 2099 (two thousand ninety-nine) with amendments. H.B. 2126 (two thousand one hundred twenty-six). H.B. 2143 (two thousand one hundred forty-three). H.B. 2144 (two thousand one hundred forty-four). H.B. 2180 (two thousand one hundred eighty). H.B. 2229 (two thousand two hundred twenty-nine). H.B. 2266 (two thousand two hundred sixty-six) with amendments. H.B. 2296 (two thousand two hundred ninety-six). H.B. 2308 (two thousand three hundred eight). H.B. 2309 (two thousand three hundred nine). H.B. 2313 (two thousand three hundred thirteen). H.B. 2318 (two thousand three hundred eighteen). H.B. 2339 (two thousand three hundred thirty-nine). H.B. 2349 (two thousand three hundred forty-nine). H.B. 2364 (two thousand three hundred sixty-four) with amendment. H.B. 2365 (two thousand three hundred sixty-five) with substitute. H.B. 2368 (two thousand three hundred sixty-eight). H.B. 2369 (two thousand three hundred sixty-nine). H.B. 2396 (two thousand three hundred ninety-six). H.B. 2410 (two thousand four hundred ten) with amendments. H.B. 2415 (two thousand four hundred fifteen). H.B. 2459 (two thousand four hundred fifty-nine). H.B. 2483 (two thousand four hundred eighty-three). H.B. 2524 (two thousand five hundred twenty-four). H.B. 2530 (two thousand five hundred thirty) with amendments. H.B. 2539 (two thousand five hundred thirty-nine). H.B. 2568 (two thousand five hundred sixty-eight) with amendments. H.B. 2576 (two thousand five hundred seventy-six) with amendments. H.B. 2642 (two thousand six hundred forty-two). H.B. 2646 (two thousand six hundred forty-six) with amendments. H.B. 2695 (two thousand six hundred ninety-five). H.B. 2749 (two thousand seven hundred forty-nine) with substitute. H.B. 2802 (two thousand eight hundred two) with amendments. H.B. 2816 (two thousand eight hundred sixteen). H.B. 2825 (two thousand eight hundred twenty-five). H.B. 2953 (two thousand nine hundred fifty-three) with substitute. H.B. 2959 (two thousand nine hundred fifty-nine) with substitute with amendments. H.B. 2980 (two thousand nine hundred eighty) with substitute. H.B. 2991 (two thousand nine hundred ninety-one). H.B. 3089 (three thousand eighty-nine). H.B. 3112 (three thousand one hundred twelve) with amendment. H.B. 3135 (three thousand one hundred thirty-five). H.B. 3151 (three thousand one hundred fifty-one) with amendments. H.B. 3190 (three thousand one hundred ninety).






On motion of Senator Williams, the following House bills were passed en bloc with their titles:

H.B. 2344 (two thousand three hundred forty-four) with amendments. H.B. 1746 (one thousand seven hundred forty-six). H.B. 2145 (two thousand one hundred forty-five). H.B. 2450 (two thousand four hundred fifty) with amendment. H.B. 2787 (two thousand seven hundred eighty-seven) with substitute. H.B. 1777 (one thousand seven hundred seventy-seven). H.B. 1795 (one thousand seven hundred ninety-five). H.B. 1900 (one thousand nine hundred). H.B. 1921 (one thousand nine hundred twenty-one) with substitute. H.B. 1982 (one thousand nine hundred eighty-two). H.B. 1988 (one thousand nine hundred eighty-eight). H.B. 2031 (two thousand thirty-one). H.B. 2053 (two thousand fifty-three). H.B. 2055 (two thousand fifty-five). H.B. 2058 (two thousand fifty-eight) with substitute. H.B. 2061 (two thousand sixty-one). H.B. 2090 (two thousand ninety). H.B. 2099 (two thousand ninety-nine) with amendments. H.B. 2126 (two thousand one hundred twenty-six). H.B. 2143 (two thousand one hundred forty-three). H.B. 2144 (two thousand one hundred forty-four). H.B. 2180 (two thousand one hundred eighty). H.B. 2229 (two thousand two hundred twenty-nine). H.B. 2266 (two thousand two hundred sixty-six) with amendments. H.B. 2296 (two thousand two hundred ninety-six). H.B. 2308 (two thousand three hundred eight). H.B. 2309 (two thousand three hundred nine). H.B. 2313 (two thousand three hundred thirteen). H.B. 2318 (two thousand three hundred eighteen). H.B. 2339 (two thousand three hundred thirty-nine). H.B. 2349 (two thousand three hundred forty-nine). H.B. 2364 (two thousand three hundred sixty-four) with amendment. H.B. 2365 (two thousand three hundred sixty-five) with substitute. H.B. 2368 (two thousand three hundred sixty-eight). H.B. 2369 (two thousand three hundred sixty-nine). H.B. 2396 (two thousand three hundred ninety-six). H.B. 2410 (two thousand four hundred ten) with amendments. H.B. 2415 (two thousand four hundred fifteen). H.B. 2459 (two thousand four hundred fifty-nine). H.B. 2483 (two thousand four hundred eighty-three).


H.B. 2524 (two thousand five hundred twenty-four). H.B. 2530 (two thousand five hundred thirty) with amendments. H.B. 2539 (two thousand five hundred thirty-nine). H.B. 2568 (two thousand five hundred sixty-eight) with amendments. H.B. 2576 (two thousand five hundred seventy-six) with amendments. H.B. 2646 (two thousand six hundred forty-six) with amendments. H.B. 2695 (two thousand six hundred ninety-five). H.B. 2749 (two thousand seven hundred forty-nine) with substitute. H.B. 2802 (two thousand eight hundred two) with amendments. H.B. 2816 (two thousand eight hundred sixteen). H.B. 2825 (two thousand eight hundred twenty-five). H.B. 2953 (two thousand nine hundred fifty-three) with substitute. H.B. 2959 (two thousand nine hundred fifty-nine) with substitute with amendments. H.B. 2980 (two thousand nine hundred eighty) with substitute. H.B. 2991 (two thousand nine hundred ninety-one). H.B. 3089 (three thousand eighty-nine). H.B. 3112 (three thousand one hundred twelve) with amendment. H.B. 3135 (three thousand one hundred thirty-five). H.B. 3151 (three thousand one hundred fifty-one) with amendments. H.B. 3190 (three thousand one hundred ninety).




H.B. 1800 (one thousand eight hundred), on motion of Senator Williams, was passed with its title.


YEAS--Bell, Blevins, Chichester, Colgan, Cuccinelli, Deeds, Devolites Davis, Edwards, Hanger,Hawkins, Herring, Houck, Howell, Lambert, Locke, Lucas, Marsh, Martin, McDougle, Miller, Newman,Obenshain, O’Brien, Potts, Puckett, Puller, Quayle, Rerras, Reynolds, Ruff, Saslaw, Stosch, Ticer,Wagner, Wampler, Watkins, Whipple, Williams--38.

NAYS--0. RULE 36--Norment, Stolle--2.

H.B. 2319 (two thousand three hundred nineteen) was taken up.

The amendment in the nature of a substitute proposed by the Committee on Rehabilitation and SocialServices was offered, having been printed separately, with its title reading as follows:

A BILL to amend and reenact §§ 16.1-228 and 63.2-100 of the Code of Virginia, relating to abused orneglected children.



Senator Hanger moved that the substitute be rejected.

The question was put on agreeing to the substitute.

The substitute was rejected.

Senator Hanger offered an amendment in the nature of a substitute, having been printed separately,with its title reading as follows:

A BILL to amend and reenact §§16.1-228 and 63.2-100 of the Code of Virginia, relating to abused orneglected children.

On motion of Senator Hanger, the reading of the substitute was waived.

On motion of Senator Hanger, the substitute was agreed to.


H.B. 2319, on motion of Senator Hanger, was passed with its title.


YEAS--Bell, Blevins, Chichester, Colgan, Cuccinelli, Deeds, Devolites Davis, Hanger, Hawkins,Herring, Houck, Lambert, Lucas, Marsh, Martin, McDougle, Miller, Newman, Norment, Obenshain,O’Brien, Potts, Puckett, Quayle, Rerras, Reynolds, Ruff, Stolle, Stosch, Wagner, Wampler, Watkins,Williams--33.

NAYS--Edwards, Howell, Locke, Puller, Saslaw, Ticer, Whipple--7. RULE 36--0.

H.B. 2642 (two thousand six hundred forty-two), on motion of Senator Williams, was passed with itstitle.




H.B. 2626 (two thousand six hundred twenty-six), on motion of Senator Norment, was passed by forthe day.

H.B. 1627 (one thousand six hundred twenty-seven) was read by title the third time.


1. Line 13, engrossed, after motorboat


insert with a motor of 10 horsepower or greater

2. Line 75, engrossed, after line 74 insert

I. The provisions of this section shall not apply to law-enforcement officers whilethey are engaged in the performance of their official duties.



H.B. 1627, on motion of Senator Hawkins, was passed by for the day.

H.B. 1793 (one thousand seven hundred ninety-three) was read by title the third time.


1. Line 16, engrossed, after provider insert

as defined in § 54.1-3600 and qualified by experience and by specializedtraining approved by the Commissioner of Mental Health, Mental Retardationand Substance Abuse Services to perform such evaluations


2. That the provisions of this act shall expire on July 1, 2008, unless reenactedby the 2008 Session of the General Assembly.




H.B. 1793, on motion of Senator Stolle, was passed with its title.




H.B. 1823 (one thousand eight hundred twenty-three) was read by title the third time and, on motionof Senator Hawkins, was passed with its title.



YEAS--Bell, Blevins, Chichester, Colgan, Deeds, Devolites Davis, Edwards, Hanger, Hawkins,Herring, Houck, Howell, Lambert, Locke, Lucas, Marsh, Martin, McDougle, Miller, Newman, Norment,Obenshain, O’Brien, Potts, Puckett, Puller, Quayle, Rerras, Reynolds, Ruff, Saslaw, Stolle, Stosch, Ticer,Wagner, Wampler, Watkins, Whipple, Williams--39.


H.B. 2203 (two thousand two hundred three), on motion of Senator Chichester, was rereferred to theCommittee on Finance.

H.B. 2348 (two thousand three hundred forty-eight) was read by title the third time and, on motionof Senator Stolle, was passed with its title.


YEAS--Bell, Blevins, Chichester, Colgan, Deeds, Edwards, Hanger, Hawkins, Herring, Houck,Martin, McDougle, Newman, Norment, Obenshain, O’Brien, Potts, Puckett, Quayle, Rerras, Reynolds,Ruff, Saslaw, Stolle, Stosch, Wagner, Wampler, Watkins, Williams--29.

NAYS--Cuccinelli, Devolites Davis, Howell, Lambert, Locke, Lucas, Marsh, Miller, Puller, Ticer,Whipple--11.

RULE 36--0.

H.B. 2419 (two thousand four hundred nineteen) was read by title the third time.


1. Line 72, engrossed, after notice. insert

If any subpoena is served less than five calendar days before appearance isrequired upon any judicial officer generally incompetent to testify pursuant to§ 19.2-271, such subpoena shall be without legal force or effect unless thesubpoena has been issued by a judge.

2. Line 75, engrossed, after thereof strike

or state magistrate







YEAS--Bell, Blevins, Chichester, Colgan, Cuccinelli, Devolites Davis, Hanger, Hawkins, Herring,Houck, Howell, Lambert, Locke, Lucas, Martin, McDougle, Miller, Newman, Norment, Obenshain,O’Brien, Potts, Puckett, Puller, Quayle, Rerras, Reynolds, Ruff, Saslaw, Stolle, Stosch, Ticer, Wampler,Watkins, Whipple--35.

NAYS--Deeds, Edwards, Marsh--3. RULE 36--0.

RECONSIDERATION

Senator Newman moved to reconsider the vote by which H.B. 2348 (two thousand three hundredforty-eight) was passed with its title.



YEAS--Bell, Blevins, Chichester, Colgan, Cuccinelli, Deeds, Devolites Davis, Edwards, Hanger,Hawkins, Herring, Houck, Howell, Lambert, Locke, Lucas, Marsh, Martin, McDougle, Miller, Newman,Norment, Obenshain, O’Brien, Potts, Puckett, Puller, Quayle, Rerras, Reynolds, Ruff, Saslaw, Stolle,Stosch, Ticer, Wagner, Watkins, Whipple, Williams--39.




YEAS--Bell, Blevins, Chichester, Deeds, Edwards, Hanger, Hawkins, Herring, Houck, McDougle,Newman, Norment, Obenshain, O’Brien, Potts, Puckett, Quayle, Rerras, Reynolds, Ruff, Saslaw, Stolle,Stosch, Wagner, Wampler, Watkins, Williams--27.

NAYS--Colgan, Cuccinelli, Devolites Davis, Howell, Lambert, Locke, Lucas, Marsh, Martin,Miller, Puller, Ticer, Whipple--13.

RULE 36--0.

STATEMENT ON VOTE

Senator Martin stated that he voted nay on the question of the passage of H.B. 2348, whereas heintended to vote yea.

H.B. 2487 (two thousand four hundred eighty-seven) was read by title the third time and, on motionof Senator Hawkins, was passed with its title.



YEAS--Bell, Blevins, Chichester, Colgan, Cuccinelli, Deeds, Devolites Davis, Edwards, Hanger,Herring, Houck, Howell, Lambert, Locke, Lucas, Marsh, Martin, McDougle, Miller, Newman, Norment,Obenshain, O’Brien, Potts, Puckett, Puller, Quayle, Rerras, Reynolds, Ruff, Saslaw, Stolle, Stosch, Ticer,Wagner, Wampler, Watkins, Whipple, Williams--39.


H.B. 2531 (two thousand five hundred thirty-one) was read by title the third time and, on motion ofSenator Stolle, was passed with its title.


YEAS--Bell, Blevins, Chichester, Colgan, Cuccinelli, Deeds, Devolites Davis, Edwards, Hanger,Hawkins, Herring, Houck, Howell, Lambert, Locke, Lucas, Marsh, Martin, McDougle, Miller, Norment,Obenshain, O’Brien, Potts, Puckett, Puller, Quayle, Rerras, Ruff, Saslaw, Stolle, Stosch, Ticer, Wagner,Wampler, Watkins, Whipple, Williams--38.

NAYS--Newman, Reynolds--2. RULE 36--0.

H.B. 2694 (two thousand six hundred ninety-four) was read by title the third time and, on motion ofSenator Hawkins, was passed with its title.


YEAS--Bell, Blevins, Chichester, Colgan, Cuccinelli, Deeds, Devolites Davis, Edwards, Hanger,Hawkins, Herring, Houck, Howell, Lambert, Locke, Lucas, Marsh, McDougle, Miller, Newman,Norment, Obenshain, O’Brien, Potts, Puckett, Puller, Quayle, Rerras, Reynolds, Ruff, Saslaw, Stolle,Stosch, Ticer, Wagner, Wampler, Watkins, Whipple, Williams--39.


STATEMENT ON VOTE

Senator Martin stated that he was recorded as not voting on the question of the passage of H.B. 2694,whereas he intended to vote yea.

H.B. 2714 (two thousand seven hundred fourteen) was read by title the third time.

Senator Cuccinelli offered the following amendment:

1. Line 37, engrossed, after any person to insert

knowingly

On motion of Senator Cuccinelli, the reading of the amendment was waived.

On motion of Senator Cuccinelli, the amendment was agreed to.



H.B. 2714, on motion of Senator Hawkins, was passed with its title.




H.B. 2782 (two thousand seven hundred eighty-two) was read by title the third time.

The following amendment proposed by the Committee on Agriculture, Conservation and NaturalResources was offered:


C. The prospective grantee shall compensate the Commonwealth in an amountcommensurate with the property interest being conveyed, which shall beconsidered equivalent to the appraised value of such parcel as determined bythe average of two appraisals obtained from certified general real estateappraisers licensed in accordance with Chapter 20.1 (§ 54.1-2009 et seq.) ofTitle 54.1.


On motion of Senator Hawkins, the amendment was agreed to.


H.B. 2782, on motion of Senator Hawkins, was passed with its title.




H.B. 2990 (two thousand nine hundred ninety), on motion of Senator Quayle, was passed by for theday.

H.B. 3113 (three thousand one hundred thirteen) was read by title the third time.



1. Line 927, engrossed, after granted. insert

Notwithstanding any other provision, the Director’s decision to grant or deny aformal hearing is discretionary and shall not be subject to judicial review.

2. Line 937, engrossed, after regulation. strike

Such recommendations shall be binding on the Director.


On motion of Senator Puckett, the amendments were agreed to.


H.B. 3113, on motion of Senator Puckett, was passed with its title.


YEAS--Bell, Blevins, Chichester, Colgan, Cuccinelli, Deeds, Devolites Davis, Hanger, Hawkins,Herring, Martin, McDougle, Miller, Newman, Norment, Obenshain, O’Brien, Potts, Puckett, Quayle,Rerras, Reynolds, Ruff, Saslaw, Stolle, Stosch, Wagner, Wampler, Watkins, Williams--30.

NAYS--Edwards, Houck, Howell, Lambert, Locke, Lucas, Marsh, Puller, Ticer, Whipple--10. RULE 36--0.

H.B. 3133 (three thousand one hundred thirty-three) was read by title the third time and, on motionof Senator Hawkins, was passed with its title.




H.B. 3181 (three thousand one hundred eighty-one), on motion of Senator Stolle, was passed by forthe day.

HOUSE BILLS ON SECOND READING

Senator Norment moved that the Rules be suspended and the second reading of the titles of thefollowing House bills as required by Article IV, Section 11, of the Constitution, be dispensed with:


H.B. 1650 (one thousand six hundred fifty). H.B. 2059 (two thousand fifty-nine). H.B. 2135 (two thousand one hundred thirty-five). H.B. 2148 (two thousand one hundred forty-eight). H.B. 2220 (two thousand two hundred twenty). H.B. 2284 (two thousand two hundred eighty-four). H.B. 2545 (two thousand five hundred forty-five). H.B. 2724 (two thousand seven hundred twenty-four). H.B. 3022 (three thousand twenty-two). H.B. 3062 (three thousand sixty-two). H.B. 964 (nine hundred sixty-four). H.B. 1622 (one thousand six hundred twenty-two). H.B. 1635 (one thousand six hundred thirty-five). H.B. 1711 (one thousand seven hundred eleven). H.B. 1957 (one thousand nine hundred fifty-seven). H.B. 1969 (one thousand nine hundred sixty-nine). H.B. 2001 (two thousand one). H.B. 2022 (two thousand twenty-two). H.B. 2023 (two thousand twenty-three). H.B. 2024 (two thousand twenty-four). H.B. 2066 (two thousand sixty-six). H.B. 2103 (two thousand one hundred three). H.B. 2142 (two thousand one hundred forty-two). H.B. 2272 (two thousand two hundred seventy-two). H.B. 2292 (two thousand two hundred ninety-two). H.B. 2294 (two thousand two hundred ninety-four). H.B. 2323 (two thousand three hundred twenty-three). H.B. 2334 (two thousand three hundred thirty-four). H.B. 2351 (two thousand three hundred fifty-one). H.B. 2394 (two thousand three hundred ninety-four). H.B. 2603 (two thousand six hundred three). H.B. 2738 (two thousand seven hundred thirty-eight). H.B. 2783 (two thousand seven hundred eighty-three). H.B. 2786 (two thousand seven hundred eighty-six). H.B. 2920 (two thousand nine hundred twenty). H.B. 3016 (three thousand sixteen). H.B. 3044 (three thousand forty-four). H.B. 3055 (three thousand fifty-five). H.B. 3087 (three thousand eighty-seven). H.B. 3111 (three thousand one hundred eleven). H.B. 3202 (three thousand two hundred two). H.B. 1603 (one thousand six hundred three). H.B. 1755 (one thousand seven hundred fifty-five). H.B. 1885 (one thousand eight hundred eighty-five). H.B. 2314 (two thousand three hundred fourteen). H.B. 3132 (three thousand one hundred thirty-two).






On motion of Senator Norment, the following House bills were passed by for the day:

H.B. 964 (nine hundred sixty-four). H.B. 1622 (one thousand six hundred twenty-two). H.B. 1635 (one thousand six hundred thirty-five). H.B. 1711 (one thousand seven hundred eleven). H.B. 1957 (one thousand nine hundred fifty-seven). H.B. 1969 (one thousand nine hundred sixty-nine). H.B. 2001 (two thousand one). H.B. 2022 (two thousand twenty-two). H.B. 2023 (two thousand twenty-three). H.B. 2024 (two thousand twenty-four). H.B. 2066 (two thousand sixty-six). H.B. 2103 (two thousand one hundred three). H.B. 2142 (two thousand one hundred forty-two). H.B. 2272 (two thousand two hundred seventy-two). H.B. 2292 (two thousand two hundred ninety-two). H.B. 2294 (two thousand two hundred ninety-four). H.B. 2323 (two thousand three hundred twenty-three). H.B. 2334 (two thousand three hundred thirty-four). H.B. 2351 (two thousand three hundred fifty-one). H.B. 2394 (two thousand three hundred ninety-four). H.B. 2603 (two thousand six hundred three). H.B. 2738 (two thousand seven hundred thirty-eight). H.B. 2783 (two thousand seven hundred eighty-three). H.B. 2786 (two thousand seven hundred eighty-six). H.B. 2920 (two thousand nine hundred twenty). H.B. 3016 (three thousand sixteen). H.B. 3044 (three thousand forty-four). H.B. 3055 (three thousand fifty-five). H.B. 3087 (three thousand eighty-seven). H.B. 3111 (three thousand one hundred eleven). H.B. 1603 (one thousand six hundred three). H.B. 1755 (one thousand seven hundred fifty-five). H.B. 1885 (one thousand eight hundred eighty-five). H.B. 2314 (two thousand three hundred fourteen). H.B. 3132 (three thousand one hundred thirty-two).

The following House bills were read by title the third time:

H.B. 2059 (two thousand fifty-nine).H.B. 2135 (two thousand one hundred thirty-five).


H.B. 2148 (two thousand one hundred forty-eight).H.B. 2220 (two thousand two hundred twenty).H.B. 2284 (two thousand two hundred eighty-four).H.B. 2724 (two thousand seven hundred twenty-four).

H.B. 1650 (one thousand six hundred fifty) was read by title the third time.

The following amendments proposed by the Committee on Finance were offered:

Language: Page 1, line 50, strike “$1,804,483,000” and insert “$1,803,233,000”.

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Page 2, strike lines 1 through 21.

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Revenues Revenues

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First Year Second Year Total

Unreserved Balance, June 30, 2006 $1,812,483,000 - $1,812,483,000

Additions to Balance ($149,757,779) $47,000 ($149,710,779)

Official Revenue Estimates $15,796,840,199 $16,430,583,683 $32,226,739,087

Lottery Proceeds Fund $406,331,308 $405,400,000 $811,731,308

Transfers $388,037,447 $483,162,276 $871,199,723

Total General Fund Resources Available for Appropriation $18,253,249,380 $17,319,192,959 $35,572,442,339

First Year Second Year Total

Balance, June 30, 2006 $4,750,383,961 - $4,750,383,961

Official Revenue Estimates $18,239,973,955 $18,937,451,845 $37,177,425,800

Bond Proceeds $895,232,000 $293,614,000 $1,188,846,000

Total Nongeneral Fund Revenues Available for Appropriation

$23,885,589,916 $19,231,065,845 $43,116,655,761

TOTAL PROJECTED REVENUES $42,138,839,296 $36,550,258,804 $78,689,098,100

Legislative Department General Assembly Of Virginia FY 06-07

$395,000FY 07-08

$1,580,000

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Page 4, line 5, strike “$28,802,821” and insert “$30,382,821”.


Language: Page 8, after line 47, insert: “7. The Joint Subcommittee shall meet during 2007 to provide direction and oversight in regard tofunding guideline methodologies and processes. The Joint Subcommittee shall review factorsaffecting the methodologies and processes and shall provide recommendations on its findings to theGovernor and the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia by September 1, 2007.”

Language: Page 10, line 40, strike “$6,877,649” and insert “$6,153,069”. Page 11, line 3, strike “$653,285 the first year and”. Page 11, line 8, strike “$71,295 the first year and”. Page 11, following line 13, insert: “D. The Chief of the Capitol Police shall review current security requirements for the Capitol Squarearea, including the General Assembly Building, and make such recommendations to the Joint RulesCommittee as may be appropriate. No Capitol Police security details or Capitol Police vehicles shallbe made available for any individual except with the approval of the Joint Rules Committee.”


Language: Page 11, line 37, strike “$5,007,991” and insert “$5,019,891”. Page 11, line 37, strike “$5,008,488” and insert “$5,102,988”.

Legislative Department General Assembly Of Virginia FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08

$12,500

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Legislative Department Division Of Capitol Police FY 06-07

($724,580)-14.00

FY 07-08$0

0.00

Item 4 #1s

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Legislative Department Division Of Legislative Services FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08($47,000)

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$11,900FY 07-08

$94,500

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$0FY 07-08$225,000

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Language: Page 14, line 19, strike “$62,538” and insert “$92,538”.

Language: Page 16, line 15, strike “$65,000” and insert “$122,000”. Page 16, line 15, strike “$115,000” and insert “$2,769,400”.

Language: Page 17, following line 7, insert: Small Business Commission (xxx) “20.40. Economic Development Services $0 $15,000Fund Sources: General $0 $15,000.”Authority: Title 30, Chapter 22, Code of Virginia. Total for Small Business Commission.... $0 $15,000 Fund Sources: General.... $0 $15,000

Language: Page 17, following line 7, insert: Commission on Electric Utility Restructuring (xxx) “20.40. Resource Management Research, Planning, and Coordination $0 $10,000Fund Sources: General $0 $10,000.”Authority: Title 30, Chapter 31, Code of Virginia.Total for Commission on Electric Utility Restructuring..... $0 $10,000Fund Sources: General... $0 $10,000

Language: Page 17, following line 7, insert: Manufacturing Development Commission (xxx) “20.40. Economic Development Services $0 $12,000Fund Sources: General $0 $12,000.”

Legislative Department Virginia Code Commission FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08

$30,000

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Legislative Department Virginia Sesquicentennial Of The American Civil War Commission

FY 06-07$57,000

$00.00

FY 07-08$2,154,400

$500,0001.00

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$0FY 07-08

$15,000

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$0FY 07-08

$10,000

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$0FY 07-08

$12,000

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Authority: Title 30, Chapter 8.1, Code of Virginia. Total for Manufacturing Development

Commission.... $0 $12,000 Fund Sources: General................... $0 $12,000

Language: Page 17, following line 7, insert: Joint Commission on Administrative Rules (xxx) “20.40. Governmental Affairs Services $0 $10,000Fund Sources: General $0 $10,000.”Authority: Title 30, Code of Virginia. Total for Joint Commission on

Administrative Rules.... $0 $10,000 Fund Sources: General.... $0 $10,000

Language: Page 17, following line 7, insert: Virginia Commission on the Bicentennial of Abraham Lincoln (xxx) “20.40. Economic Development Services $0 $38,400Fund Sources: General $0 $38,400.”Authority: Title 30, Chapter 8.1, Code of Virginia. Total for the Virginia Commission on the Bicentennial

of Abraham Lincoln................. $0 $38,400 Fund Sources: General.... $0 $38,400


Language: Page 18, line 42, before “On or before” insert “A.” Page 19, after line 3, insert: “B. On or before June 30, 2007, the Joint Rules Committee shall authorize the reversion to thegeneral fund of $3,750,000, representing savings generated by legislative agencies.”


$0FY 07-08

$10,000

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$0FY 07-08

$38,400

Item 20.40 #5s

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Legislative Department Joint Legislative Audit And Review Commission

FY 06-07$0

FY 07-08$310,000

Item 21 #1s

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Legislative Department Legislative Department Reversion Clearing Account

Item 23 #1s

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Judicial Department Supreme Court FY 06-07

0.00FY 07-08

2.00

Item 25 #3s

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Language: Page 20, line 37, after “C.”, insert “1.” Page 20, line 46, after “Secretary.”, strike the rest of the line. Page 20, strike line 47. Page 20, line 48, strike “electronic voucher.”. Page 20, line 49, after “Item”, insert: “up to”. Page 20, line 51, after “waivers.”, insert: “Out of this amount, the Executive Secretary may use (i) up to $100,000 the second year to hireadditional personnel to assist in processing waiver requests, and (ii) up to $350,000 for developmentof information systems to strengthen financial management of the court-appointed attorneycompensation system, including accounting for compensation of court-appointed counsel on thebasis of cases as well as charges.” Page 21, after line 3, insert: “2. In the event that counsel for a defendant who is convicted receives a waiver of the limitations oncompensation, the court shall assess against the defendant, as a part of the costs of prosecution, anamount equal to the compensation limit specified in § 19.2-163, Code of Virginia, for each chargefor which the defendant was convicted. If collected, such amount shall be paid to theCommonwealth. 3. Prior to the 2008 Session of the General Assembly, the Executive Secretary shall provide a reportto the Chairmen of the Senate and House Courts of Justice Committees and to the Chairmen of theSenate Finance and House Appropriations Committees on: (i) the utilization of waivers; (ii) progresstowards improved reporting of fee payments to court-appointed counsel on the basis of cases; and(iii) an updated comparison of Virginia’s payments for court-appointed counsel with the level ofpayments of other states on a standard basis.”


Language: Page 23, line 15, strike “$142,248” and insert “$144,248”. Page 23, line 16, strike “$147,898” and insert “$149,898”. Page 23, line 18, strike “$152,305” and insert “$154,305”. Page 23, line 27, strike “$1,000” and insert “$3,000”.

Language: Page 23, line 15, strike “$142,248” and insert “$144,248”. Page 23, following line 42, insert: “D. The Department of Planning and Budget shall provide instructions for preparation of budgetrequests for the 2008 session of the General Assembly to the chief administrative officer of the

Judicial Department Court Of Appeals Of Virginia FY 06-07

$00.00

FY 07-08$146,680

3.00

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Judicial Department Court Of Appeals Of Virginia

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Item 31 #4s

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Court of Appeals of Virginia, which shall submit its budget requests to the Governor, with copies tothe Chairmen of the Senate Finance and House Appropriations Committees.”





Language: Page 29, line 34, strike “$39,592,364” and insert “$40,024,364”. Page 30, line 15, after “Commonwealth”, strike the remainder of line 15 and all of line 16 and insert: “, and a ten percent increase in the base salary for administrative and support personnel, effectiveNovember 25, 2007, subject to the approval of a compensation plan by the Indigent DefenseCommission.”

Language: Page 30, after line 21, insert:

Judicial Department Circuit Courts FY 06-07

$00.00

FY 07-08$927,324

4.00

Item 32 #3s

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Judicial Department Circuit Courts FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08

$2,000,000

Item 32 #4s

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Judicial Department General District Courts FY 06-07

$00.00

FY 07-08$630,339

3.00

Item 33 #2s

GFFTE

Judicial Department Juvenile And Domestic Relations District Courts

FY 06-07$0

0.00

FY 07-08$420,226

2.00

Item 34 #2s

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Judicial Department Indigent Defense Commission FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08$432,000

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“E. On or before June 30, 2007, the Director, Department of Planning and Budget shall unallot$3,000,000 from the balances in the Indigent Defense Commission which shall revert to the generalfund.”


Language: Page 59, line 52, following “L.” insert: “1. Effective July 1, 2007 all deputy sheriffs employed by a locally elected sheriff, shall be providedwith those retirement benefits provided for under §51.1-138 B, Code of Virginia, with or without theresolution of election required therein, provided however that the retirement benefit for suchemployees shall be based on a service multiplier of 1.70. 2. Effective July 1, 2007 the retirement benefit for all locally elected sheriffs shall be based on aservice multiplier of 2.00; and upon reaching age 55, an increase in the retirement multiplier equal to0.025% for each year of service beyond age 55, and an increase in the retirement multiplier equal to0.025% for each year of creditable service beyond 25 years of creditable service”. 3. Effective January 1, 2008 localities may opt to provide a retirement annuity for their local publicsafety officers as defined in §51.1-138 B, Code of Virginia based on a) a service multiplier of 2.00;and b) if so electing, may also elect to provide an additional increase in the retirement multiplierupon reaching age 55, equal to 0.025% for each year of service beyond age 55, and an increase in theretirement multiplier equal to 0.025% for each year of creditable service beyond 25 years ofcreditable service. 4.”



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Administration Compensation Board FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08

$9,000

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Administration Compensation Board

Item 59 #8s

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$3,103,848FY 07-08

$0

Item 60 #2s

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$0FY 07-08

$3,150,000

Item 63 #1s

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Administration Administration Of Health Insurance

Item 78 #1s

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“The Department of Human Resource Management shall add to the drug formulary of the MedicareEnhanced Part D Prescription Drug Benefit for the Commonwealth of Virginia Retiree HealthBenefits Program those therapeutic agents used in the treatment of erectile dysfunction. Thisincludes sildenafil citrate (Viagra), vadenafil HCL (Levitra), and tadalafil (Cialis).”

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Administration State Board Of Elections FY 06-07

$43,250FY 07-08

$0

Item 85 #2s

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Agriculture And Forestry Department Of Agriculture And Consumer Services

FY 06-07$0

0.00

FY 07-08($69,030)

-1.00

Item 89 #1s

GFFTE


FY 06-07$0

FY 07-08$25,000

Item 90 #2s

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FY 06-07$0$0

0.00

FY 07-08$280,000$23,125

2.00

Item 90 #3s

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FY 06-07$0

FY 07-08$50,000

Item 91 #1s

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FY 06-07$0

FY 07-08$200,000

Item 91 #2s

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Page 92, line 37, after “year”, insert: “and $200,000 the second year”.


Language: Page 99, line 3, strike “$14,695,160” and insert “$14,995,160”. Page 99, line 50, strike “E.” and insert “E.1.”. Page 99, line 51 after “year”, insert “and $300,000 the second year from the general fund”. Page 100, after line 5, insert: “2. Out of the amounts appropriated in the second year under this paragraph shall be $300,000 forthe capital access program. The Department shall work with state-chartered financial institutions,including community development financial institutions to provide business loans in distressed ruralcommunities.”

Language: Page 100, line 19, strike “$46,825,638” and insert “$45,825,638”. Page 101, strike lines 19 through 21 and insert: “E. Out of the amounts in this Item shall be provided $1,000,000 in the second year from the generalfund to support the development of workforce housing. Such housing units will be developed formembers of Virginia’s workforce with household incomes up to 150 percent of the area’s medianincome and located in areas where prohibitive market conditions such as very high fair markethousing costs, low vacancy rates and an imbalance between the creation of new jobs and newhousing units make it difficult to access decent, safe and affordable housing. These funds will beused as capital subsidies to make workforce housing available and affordable in these markets andall units developed will continue to be available to such members of the workforce for a period oftime as determined by the Department based on the level of subsidy. Maximum costs for suchhousing units will be determined by the Department. Priority will be given to housing developmentprojects that take advantage of local affordable housing development incentives, employerinvestment for the benefit of its employees or have access to public transit. The Department shallreport to the Chairmen of the Senate Finance and House Appropriations Committees by December 1of each year on the use of the funds and the impact it has had on Virginia’s housing needs. Anyunexpended balances on June 30, 2007 and June 30, 2008 from the amount appropriated in thisparagraph shall not revert to the general fund but shall be carried forward and reappropriated.”


FY 06-07$0

FY 07-08$77,000

Item 97 #4s

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Commerce And Trade Department Of Business Assistance FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08$300,000

Item 102 #2s

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Commerce And Trade Department Of Housing And Community Development

FY 06-07$0

FY 07-08($1,000,000)

Item 103 #3s

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FY 06-07$0

FY 07-08($330,000)

Item 104 #12s

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Language: Page 101, line 23, strike “$42,574,099” and insert “$42,244,099”. Page 105, line 8, unstrike “$1,160,00” and strike italicized “$1,490,000”. Page 105, line 11, unstrike “two” and strike italicized “three”. Page 105, line 12, strike “Covington,”. Page 105, line 18, after “enhancements.”, insert: “The Department shall submit a report to the Chairmen of the Senate Finance and HouseAppropriations Committees by December 31, 2007, on the benefits and costs of the two regionalresearch and development centers, including but not limited to the number of jobs created orretained by participating industries, investments made by participating institutions of highereducation, and number of joint higher education-private sector projects.”.

Language: Page 106, after line 28, insert: “T. Out of the appropriation for Community Development Services shall be included $17,000,000the first year transferred from the Water Quality Improvement Fund to be provided as grants tocommunities located outside the Chesapeake Bay watershed for: 1) the construction of mandatedwater quality improvement facilities at publicly owned treatment works for projects that wouldotherwise result in a financial hardship for the residential users of the facilities; 2) the design andconstruction of managed on-site community wastewater treatment systems in isolated areas thatcannot be addressed through active treatment facilities; and 3) planning grants to develop regional orcounty wide wastewater treatment strategies in areas that have not previously completed planningand engineering studies. Priority will be given to the elimination of straight piping of householdwastewater into the Commonwealth’s waterways. The Department shall leverage the appropriationwith other state moneys, federal grants or loans, local contributions, and private or nonprofitresources. Any unexpended balance in the Item for this purpose on June 30, 2007, and June 30,2008, shall not revert to the general fund but shall be carried forward, reappropriated, and allotted.”.

Language: Page 102, after line 2, insert: “3. The Department of Housing and Community Development shall prepare a report on the IndoorPlumbing Program. As part of the report, the Department shall identify the need for indoor plumbingprogram services by planning district commission; strategies for leveraging state dollars withresources from other public agencies, nonprofit organizations, and the private sector; options toreduce the costs to rehabilitate housing; and alternatives other than rehabilitation of existingstructures. The Department shall submit the report to the Chairmen of the Senate Finance and HouseAppropriations Committees by December 1, 2007.”


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FY 06-07$0

FY 07-08$8,000

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Page 109, after line 31, insert:

“C. Out of this appropriation, $100,000 from the Biofuels Production Fund shall be transferred tothe Virginia Center for Coal and Energy Research to support the American Energy Security Study.”

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“T. The Chairmen of the Senate Finance and House Appropriations Committees, or their designeesfrom their respective committees, shall conduct a review of past economic arrangements made bythe Commonwealth with Virginia-headquartered insurance companies. The objective of the reviewis to evaluate whether any arrangements made in such agreements have accomplished their intendedpurposes. The review may include recommendations to the respective standing committees foradditional steps the Commonwealth may take to further the economic development goals underlyingthose arrangements. The Virginia Economic Development Partnership and all other agencies, boardsand commissions of the Commonwealth are requested to provide technical assistance, as required tothe Chairmen or their designees in this review.”

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Page 115, line 33, strike “$28,550,000” and insert “up to $39,050,000”.



Commerce And Trade Department Of Mines, Minerals And Energy

Item 115 #6s

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Commerce And Trade Virginia Economic Development Partnership

Item 119 #1s

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Commerce And Trade Virginia Economic Development Partnership

FY 06-07$0

FY 07-08($50,000)

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Commerce And Trade Virginia Employment Commission

Item 120 #1s

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Commerce And Trade Virginia Racing Commission

Item 124 #3s

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Language: Page 117, line 40, after “year”, insert “to develop programs or award grants”.

Language: Page 118, line 6, strike “$15,174,942” and insert “$15,665,260”. Page 120, line 40, after “year”, insert “and $337,135 the second year”. Page 120, after line 48, insert: “R. Out of the amounts for this Item, $153,183 the second year from the general fund shall beappropriated to support the operations of the Danville Welcome Center.”

Language: Page 120, strike lines 33 through 37 and insert: “A Memorandum of Agreement shall be executed to delineate the responsibilities of each party withregard to the operation and maintenance of the Center.”

Language: Page 126, line 45, strike “$10,678,615” and insert “$10,928,615”. Page 127, strike “$558,000” and insert “$808,000”.

Language: Page 126, line 45, strike “$10,712,740” and insert “$10,472,740”. Page 128, strike “$2,565,000” and insert “$2,325,000”.


Commerce And Trade Virginia Tourism Authority FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08$490,318

Item 125 #7s

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Commerce And Trade Virginia Tourism Authority

Item 125 #9s

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Education: Elementary & Secondary Department Of Education, Central Office Operations

FY 06-07$0

FY 07-08$250,000

Item 132 #1s

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FY 06-07($240,000)

FY 07-08$0

Item 132 #2s

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FY 06-07$0

0.00

FY 07-08($100,000)

-2.00

Item 133 #1s

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FY 06-07($500,000)

FY 07-08$0

Item 133 #2s

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Language: Page 129, line 39, strike “$2,447,750” and insert “$2,847,750”. Page 129, line 50, strike “$800,000” and insert “$1,200,000”.


Language: Page 131, line 19, strike “$6,004,522,879” and insert “$6,003,319,129”. Page 157, strike line 45. Page 160, strike line 9. Page 160, line 10, strike “a.” and insert “f. In addition,”. Page 160, line 10, strike “$4,638,750” and insert “$3,435,000 the second year from the generalfund”. Page 160, line 12, after “programs” insert “for eligible at-risk students not currently being served.The purpose of the pilot projects is to serve as a feasibility study for models of high qualitypreschool network delivery. As such, no later than October 30, 2007, the Secretary of Education andthe Secretary of Health and Human Resources shall make recommendations to the Senate FinanceCommittee and House Appropriations Committee on suggested improvements to the VirginiaPreschool Initiative for At-Risk Four-Year-Olds”. Page 160, line 13, strike “b.”. Page 160, line 16, strike “: (3) pilot”. Page 160, strike lines 17 through 19.

Language: Page 131, line 19, strike “$5,831,220,867” and insert “$5,830,550,867”. Page 132, line 42, strike “$46,713,471” and insert “$46,043,471”.


Education: Elementary & Secondary Direct Aid To Public Education FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08$400,000

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$0FY 07-08

$11,900,467

Item 135 #1s

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$0FY 07-08

($1,203,750)

Item 135 #2s

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($670,000)FY 07-08

$0

Item 135 #3s

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$0FY 07-08

($3,888,374)

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Language: Page 131, line 19, strike “$5,831,220,867” and insert “$5,830,812,488”. Page 132, line 53, strike “$8,155,889” and insert “$7,747,510”. Page 133, line 8, strike “$446,678,157” and insert “$446,269,778”. Page 143, line 55, strike “$115,854,700” and insert “$116,003,959”. Page 143, line 56, strike “$115,854,700” and insert “$116,128,935”. Page 163, line 44, strike “$8,155,889” and insert “$7,747,510”.


Language: Page 131, line 19, strike “$6,004,522,879” and insert “$6,006,047,664”. Page 132, line 13, strike “$1,139,300,000” and insert “$1,142,665,205”. Page 132, line 13, strike “$1,198,700,000” and insert “$1,202,199,660”. Page 166, line 18, strike “$55,477,477” and insert “$52,112,272”. Page 166, line 19, strike “$50,173,231” and insert “$46,808,026”.

Language: Page 142, strike lines 49 through 56. Page 143, strike lines 1 through 16. Page 8, after line 56, insert: “H. 1. The Chairmen of the House Appropriations and Senate Finance Committees shall eachappoint three members from their respective committees to a joint subcommittee to provideon-going direction and oversight of Standards of Quality funding cost policies and to makerecommendations to their respective committees. 2. The Joint Subcommittee on Elementary and Secondary Education Funding shall: 1) studyre-benchmarking cost trends and drivers; 2) review existing Standards of Quality (SOQ), incentive,categorical, and school facilities funding streams within Direct Aid to Public Education, as well asthe Literary Fund, and identify options for efficiencies and cost savings and for greater fundingflexibility, especially to better prepare the state and localities for future economic downturns; 3)consider alternatives to across-the-board compensation supplements to better target state funds; 4)review funding streams for students at-risk of academic failure, and assess whether such programsshould be incorporated into the SOQ; and 5) examine special education funding issues.


($408,379)FY 07-08

$0

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($284,105)FY 07-08

$0

Item 135 #6s

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$0FY 07-08

$1,524,785

Item 135 #7s

GF

Education: Elementary & Secondary Direct Aid To Public Education

Item 135 #8s

Language


3. The school divisions, the staff of the Virginia Department of Education, and staff of the JointLegislative Audit and Review Commission, are directed to provide technical assistance, as required,to the joint subcommittee. At its discretion, the Joint Subcommittee may contract for consultingservices. The Joint Subcommittee shall publish a preliminary report by September 15, 2007.

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Page 175, line 1, after “.”, insert:

“The State Council of Higher Education shall determine if the number of contract slots with schoolsand colleges of optometry meets the State’s optometric manpower needs. Additionally, the StateCouncil of Higher Education shall determine the cost effectiveness and benefits of contractingdirectly with schools and colleges of optometry for contract slots for Virginia students rather thanthrough the Southern Regional Educational Board.”

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“I. The State Council of Higher Education for Virginia shall promulgate regulations for theimplementation of the Virginia Community College Transfer Grant Program and disburse fundsconsistent and appropriate to the administration of the program. For FY 2008, the Council isauthorized to expend $1,754,485 the second year from the general fund to provide eligible studentswith Community College Transfer Grants pursuant to SB 749.”

Language:


Education: Elementary & Secondary Virginia School For The Deaf And The Blind At Staunton

FY 06-07$0

0.00

FY 07-08($229,254)

-4.00

Item 141 #1s

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Office of Education State Council Of Higher Education For Virginia

Item 143 #5s

Language

Education: Higher Education State Council Of Higher Education For Virginia

FY 06-07$0

FY 07-08$1,754,485

Item 143 #6s

GF

Education: Higher Education Christopher Newport University FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08

$13,744

Item 148 #1s

GF

Education: Higher Education The College Of William And Mary In Virginia

FY 06-07$0

FY 07-08($218,153)

Item 152 #8s

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Language: Page 191, line 17, strike “$339,525,869” and insert “$339,535,700”. Page 192, line 19, strike “$192,625” and insert “$202,456”.



FY 06-07$0

FY 07-08($342,000)

Item 152 #9s

GF

Education: Higher Education Richard Bland College FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08

$6,655

Item 156 #2s

GF

Education: Higher Education Virginia Institute Of Marine Science FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08

$31,526

Item 160 #6s

GF

Education: Higher Education George Mason University FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08$105,102

Item 162 #2s

GF


$0FY 07-08

$9,831

Item 162 #3s

GF

Education: Higher Education James Madison University FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08

($186,084)

Item 166 #3s

GF

Education: Higher Education Longwood University FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08

$13,844

Item 170 #3s

GF









Education: Higher Education Norfolk State University FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08($57,207)

Item 174 #4s

GF

Education: Higher Education Norfolk State University FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08

$4,916

Item 174 #5s

GF

Education: Higher Education Old Dominion University FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08

$19,663

Item 178 #4s

GF


$0FY 07-08

$16,009

Item 178 #5s

GF

Education: Higher Education Radford University FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08

$45,074

Item 182 #1s

GF

Education: Higher Education University Of Mary Washington FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08

$6,444

Item 186 #1s

GF

Education: Higher Education University Of Virginia FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08

($638,367)

Item 192 #4s

GF




Language: Page 214, line 27, strike “$22,252,858” and insert “$22,277,436”. Page 215, after line 18, insert: “E. Out of this appropriation, $24,578 the second year from the general fund is provided to increasethe average salary of nursing faculty by 10 percent, effective November 25, 2007. This additionalfunding will help to attract and retain nursing faculty that are needed to address a shortage of nursesin the Commonwealth.”




Language: Page 216, line 27, strike “$440,786,648” and insert “$440,686,648”. Page 220, strike lines 21 through 25


$0$0

FY 07-08$98,700

$382,600

Item 192 #6s

GFNGF

Education: Higher Education University Of Virginia’s College At Wise

FY 06-07$0

FY 07-08$24,578

Item 199 #2s

GF

Education: Higher Education University Of Virginia’s College At Wise

FY 06-07$0

FY 07-08$26,429

Item 199 #3s

GF

Education: Higher Education Virginia Commonwealth University FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08

($151,409)

Item 203 #8s

GF


$0FY 07-08

$29,494

Item 203 #9s

GF


$0FY 07-08

($100,000)

Item 203 #17s

GF


Page 220, line 26, strike “P.” and insert “O.”



Language: Page 228, line 43, strike “$1,364,768” and insert “$916,768”. Page 229, strike lines 1 through 4




Education: Higher Education Virginia Community College System FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08

$1,581,439

Item 208 #1s

GF

Education: Higher Education Virginia Military Institute FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08($30,135)

Item 215 #1s

GF


$0FY 07-08

($448,000)

Item 216 #1s

GF


$0FY 07-08$330,000

Item 218 #1s

GF

Education: Higher Education Virginia Polytechnic Institute And State University

FY 06-07$0

FY 07-08($766,314)

Item 220 #4s

GF

Education: Higher Education Virginia Cooperative Extension And Agricultural Experiment Station

FY 06-07$0

FY 07-08$261,794

Item 224 #4s

GF

Education: Higher Education Virginia Cooperative Extension And Agricultural Experiment Station

FY 06-07$0

0.00

FY 07-08$552,000

8.00

Item 224 #5s

GFFTE


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Education: Higher Education Virginia State University FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08($63,875)

Item 225 #2s

GF

Education: Higher Education Cooperative Extension And Agricultural Research Services

FY 06-07$0

FY 07-08$3,484

Item 229 #1s

GF

Education: Other The Library Of Virginia FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08$190,000

Item 236 #1s

GF

Education: Higher Education Eastern Virginia Medical School FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08

($288,960)

Item 242 #2s

GF

Education: Higher Education New College Institute FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08

($500,000)

Item 244.10 #1s

GF

Education: Higher Education Institute For Advanced Learning And Research

FY 06-07$0

FY 07-08($500,000)

Item 245 #3s

GF

Education: Higher Education Southern Virginia Higher Education Center

FY 06-07$0

FY 07-08($500,000)

Item 247 #1s

GF





Language: Page 253, line 40, strike “$2,800,000” and insert “$3,300,000”. Page 254, after line 49, insert: “6. Out of the amounts for this Item, $500,000 the second year from the general fund shall bedistributed to the Virginia Coastal Energy Research Consortium (VCERC) for research anddevelopment of Virginia’s marine renewable energy resources, with an initial focus on offshorewinds, waves, and marine biomass.”


Language: Page 264, line 30, following “appropriations” insert: “and from the fee on alarm systems authorized specified in §15.2-911, Code of Virginia.)

Education: Higher Education Southwest Virginia Higher Education Center

FY 06-07$0

FY 07-08$2,800,000

Item 248 #6s

NGF

Education: Higher Education Jefferson Science Associates, Llc FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08$500,000

Item 249 #1s

GF

Education: Higher Education Higher Education Research Initiative FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08$500,000

Item 250 #2s

GF

Finance Department Of Accounts FY 06-07

$00.00

FY 07-08$150,000

2.00

Item 256 #1s

NGFFTE

Finance Department Of Accounts Transfer Payments

FY 06-07$0$0

FY 07-08($9,223,276)

$9,223,276

Item 262 #1s

GFNGF

Finance Department Of Taxation FY 06-07

$00.00

FY 07-08$220,506

2.00

Item 265 #2s

GFFTE



Language: Page 269, following line 26, insert: “3. The Department of Taxation is authorized to request and receive a treasury loan to fund thenecessary start-up costs associated with the implementation of a federal debt setoff program for localtaxes. The Department shall not incur such costs unless Congress enacts legislation that allows localgovernments, with the assistance of their state government, to collect delinquent local tax debtsusing offsets from federal income tax refunds. The treasury loan shall be repaid for these costs fromthe funds collected for localities through the federal debt setoff program. 4. The Department of Taxation shall submit a request to the 2008 General Assembly for a specialfund appropriation to reflect projected on-going operational expenses to administer the federal debtsetoff program.”

Language: Page 279, line 32, after “Riverside Regional Jail” insert: “. Reimbursement may be made in two installments, the first following completion of the addition tothe Work Release Center.”

Language: Page 279, line 46, after “Culpeper County” strike “Regional”.

Language: Page 281, strike lines 1 to 24. Page 281, following line 24, insert:

Finance Department Of Taxation

Item 265 #3s

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Finance Treasury Board

Item 276 #1s

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Finance Treasury Board

Item 276 #2s

Language

Finance Treasury Board FY 06-07

$0$0

FY 07-08($2,000,000)

$2,000,000

Item 276 #6s

GFNGF

“Institution FY 2007 FY 2008 FY 2008

George Mason University $114,035 $114,035 $311,338

Old Dominion University $108,790 $108,790 $193,298

University of Virginia $376,300 $376,300 $760,448

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University $386,400 $386,400 $794,424

Virginia Commonwealth University $94,125 $94,125 $289,108


Language: Page 285, line 4, strike “$1,832,144” and insert “$1,732,144”. Page 286, strike lines 11 through 15.

Language: Page 286, after line 15, insert: “D. No later than December 1, 2007, the Secretary of Health and Human Resources shall report onthe feasibility of a program that allows for portability of auxiliary housing grants for up to 200consumers who receive case management services from a community services board or behavioralhealth authority and are found eligible for, or are currently receiving, an auxiliary grant. Theprogram would allow for the portability of auxiliary grants for a) consumers who are eligible forauxiliary grants but are unable to access assisted living facility beds in their communities and b)consumers receiving auxiliary grants whose needs are not being met by their current housingarrangements and who would benefit from arrangements of their choice that promote more focusedrecovery and independence.”

Language: Page 286, line 24, strike “$291,937,020” and insert “$291,989,625”. Page 291, after line 37, insert:

College of William and Mary $133,950 $133,950 $241,596

Christopher Newport University $7,190 $7,190 $11,324

University of Virginia’s College at Wise $3,790 $3,790 $7,800

James Madison University $219,230 $219,230 $457,402

Norfolk State University $75,375 $75,375 $113,258

Longwood University $9,130 $9,130 $21,646

University of Mary Washington $55,465 $55,465 $102,204

Radford University $51,190 $51,190 $71,570

Virginia Military Institute $36,135 $36,135 $65,262

Virginia State University $68,770 $68,770 $142,136

Richard Bland College $1,165 $1,165 $1,448

Virginia Community College System $258,960 $258,960 $415,738

TOTAL $2,000,000 $2,000,000 $4,000,000”

Health And Human Resources Secretary Of Health And Human Resources

FY 06-07$0

FY 07-08($100,000)

Item 278 #1s

GF

Health And Human Resources Secretary Of Health And Human Resources

Item 278 #2s

Language

Health And Human Resources Comprehensive Services For At-Risk Youth And Families

FY 06-07$0

FY 07-08$52,605

Item 279 #1s

GF


“M. Out of this appropriation, $52,605 the second year from the general fund shall be provided toPittsylvania County to increase the pool of funds available for non-mandated children and youth.

N. The State Executive Council shall examine and report on the current allocation, adequacy andequity of the funding allocations for mandated and non-mandated services to children servedthrough the Comprehensive Services for At-Risk Youth and Families program. The council shallrecommend any changes necessary, including additional funding, to eliminate gaps in the currentallocation formula. The final report shall be delivered to the Chairmen of the House Appropriationsand Senate Finance Committees no later than October 31, 2007.”

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Page 296, line 22, unstrike the stricken language.

Page 296, line 22, strike “$1,030,964”.

Page 296, line 22, after fund, insert “and $250,000 from nongeneral funds”.

Language:

Page 299, line 30, after the period, insert “Any unexpended general fund appropriations that remainat the end of each fiscal year shall not revert but be made available for the same purpose in the nextfiscal year.”

Health And Human Resources Department For The Aging FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08$296,000

Item 281 #1s

GF

Health And Human Resources Department For The Aging FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08

($554,184)

Item 282 #1s

GF

Health And Human Resources Department Of Health FY 06-07

$0$0

FY 07-08($250,000)

$250,000

Item 285 #1s

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Health And Human Resources Department Of Health

Item 289 #1s

Language


$0FY 07-08$100,000

Item 291 #1s

GF



Language: Page 300, line 52, strike “$98,878,581” and insert “$99,259,224”. Page 302, after line 14, insert: “H. Out of this appropriation, $380,643 from the general fund the second year shall be provided tothe department’s sickle cell program to address rising caseloads in the current program and establishtransition services for youth who will require adult services. The transition program is designed toensure appropriate medical services are available and provided for youth who age out of the currentprogram.”

Language: Page 300, line 52, strike “$98,878,581” and insert “$98,978,581”. Page 302, after line 14, insert: “H. Out of this appropriation, $100,000 from the general fund the second year is for grants tocommunity-based programs that provide patient assistance, education, and family-centered supportfor individuals suffering from sickle cell disease. The department shall develop criteria fordistributing these funds including specific goals and outcome measures. Beginning June 30, 2008and each year thereafter, a report shall be submitted to the Chairmen of the House Appropriationsand Senate Finance Committees detailing program outcomes.”

Language: Page 303, after line 39, insert: “F. Individuals that participate in a local festival, fair, or other community event where food is sold,shall be exempt from the annual temporary food establishment permit fee of $40.00 provided theevent is held only one time each calendar year and the event takes place within the locality where theindividual resides.”



$00.00

FY 07-08$380,643

5.00

Item 291 #2s

GFFTE


$0FY 07-08$100,000

Item 291 #3s

GF

Health And Human Resources Department Of Health

Item 292 #1s

Language


$0FY 07-08

($200,000)

Item 292 #2s

GF


$0FY 07-08

$40,000

Item 293 #1s

GF



Language: Page 303, line 42, strike “$15,055,686” and insert “$15,205,686”. Page 309, line 21, strike “the first” and insert “each”.


Language: Page 311, line 25, before “Out” insert “A.”. Page 311, after line 29, insert: “B. Notwithstanding § 54.1-113 and § 54.1-2505 of the Code of Virginia, the Board of HealthProfessions may transfer $250,000 the second year from special dedicated revenue to the VirginiaDepartment of Health for financial incentives to physicians, including psychiatrists who commit topractice in underserved areas of the state.”

Language: Page 322, after line 16, insert: “5. The Department shall conduct an analysis of the fiscal impact of the implementation of “AverageManufacturer Price” (AMP), as required by the federal Deficit Reduction Act of 2005, Public Law109-171. By December 1, 2007, the Department shall report to the Chairmen of the Senate Financeand House Appropriations Committees the amount of savings built into the November 2007Medicaid Forecast as a result of this change in federal law.”

Language: Page 313, line 30, strike “$5,433,850,896” and insert “$5,444,345,812”. Page 333, after line 25, insert: “PPP. The State Board for Medical Assistance Services shall develop amendments to the State Planfor Medical Assistance to provide coverage of substance abuse treatment services for children and


$0FY 07-08$150,000

Item 293 #2s

GF


$00.00

FY 07-08$75,000

1.00

Item 295 #1s

GFFTE

Health And Human Resources Department Of Health Professions

Item 299 #1s

Language

Health And Human Resources Department Of Medical Assistance Services

Item 302 #1s

Language


FY 06-07$0$0

FY 07-08$5,247,458$5,247,458

Item 302 #2s

GFNGF


adults including emergency services; evaluation and assessment; outpatient services, includingintensive outpatient services; targeted case management; and day treatment effective July 1, 2007.The State Board shall seek approval from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid to implement theState Plan amendments. The Department shall promulgate emergency regulations to implement thisamendment within 280 days or less from the enactment of this act.”

Language: Page 333, after line 25, insert: “PPP. The Department of Medical Assistance Services shall increase the rates paid for individualsupported employment provided under Medicaid home- and community-based waivers to the samelevel paid by the Department of Rehabilitative Services to employment services organizations. Thedepartment shall implement this reimbursement change on July 1, 2007.”

Language: Page 313, line 30, strike “$5,433,850,896” and insert “$5,435,616,608”. Page 333, after line 25, insert: “PPP. Out of this appropriation, $882,856 from the general fund and $882,856 from nongeneralfunds the second year shall be used to implement a 5 percent rate differential for Medicaid home-and community-based mental retardation and developmentally disabled waiver services provided inNorthern Virginia effective January 1, 2008.”

Language: Page 313, line 30, strike “$5,433,850,896” and insert “$5,439,799,278”. Page 328, line 54, after “XX.” insert “1.”. Page 329, after line 12, insert: “2. Out of this appropriation, $2,974,191 from the general fund and $2,974,191 from nongeneralfunds the second year shall be used to increase reimbursement rates paid to providers deliveringunique services through the Mental Retardation, Individual and Family Developmental DisabilitiesSupport or Day Support Home and Community-based Waiver Programs (but not provided in otherwaiver programs) by three percent effective January 1, 2008. Reimbursement rates paid to providersof congregate residential group home services for individuals in the Mental Retardation Home andCommunity-based Waiver Program shall be increased by three percent, effective January 1, 2008.The increase does not apply to personal care and related services, nursing services or services thatare either fixed price or determined through individual consideration.”


Item 302 #3s

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FY 06-07$0$0

FY 07-08$882,856$882,856

Item 302 #4s

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FY 06-07$0$0

FY 07-08$2,974,191$2,974,191

Item 302 #5s

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Item 302 #6s

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Language: Page 333, after line 25, insert: “PPP. The Director of the Department of Medical Assistance Services, in cooperation with theCommissioner of the Department of Health, shall convene key state agency officials andstakeholders to develop a model plan for the use of civil monetary penalty funds to promoteinnovative approaches for improving the quality of care delivered in Virginia’s nursing homes. Nolater than September 1, 2007, a final report shall be issued to the House Committee on Health,Welfare and Institutions, and the Senate Committee on Education and Health as well as theChairmen of the Senate Finance and House Appropriations Committees.”

Language: Page 333, line 11, strike “Richmond Community Hospital” and insert “any community hospitals”.

Language: Page 330, strike lines 47 through 55 and insert: “EEE. The Department of Medical Assistance Services shall modify reimbursement for pediatrichearing aids to reimburse the actual cost of the device within the limits set by the Department, plusprovide a fixed rate dispensing fee and fitting fee. These rate changes shall take effect January 1,2008.”

Language: Page 313, line 30, strike “$5,433,850,896” and insert “$5,433,600,896”. Page 329, line 44, strike “and”. Page 329, line 45, strike “$250,000 the second year”. Page 329, line 47, strike “The”. Page 329, strike line 48. Page 329, line 49, strike “Northern Virginia”.

Language: Page 313, line 30, strike “$5,433,850,896” and insert “$5,426,614,207”. Page 331, line 22, after “HHH.” strike “1.”. Page 331, line 29, strike “The Department of Medical Assistance”. Page 331, strike lines 30 through 32 and insert: “The department may submit this proposal, with recommended options and funding amounts, as arequest in the 2008-10 biennial budget.”


Item 302 #7s

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Item 302 #8s

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FY 06-07$0

FY 07-08($250,000)

Item 302 #9s

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FY 06-07$0$0

FY 07-08($489,354)

($6,747,335)

Item 302 #10s

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Language: Page 313, line 30, strike “$5,036,660,165” and insert “$5,033,150,165”. Page 313, line 30, strike “$5,433,850,896” and insert “$5,430,955,396”. Page 320, line 53, after “W.” insert: “Out of this appropriation, $100,000 the first year and $500,000 the second year from the generalfund and $100,000 the first year and $500,000 the second year from nongeneral funds is providedfor the Alzheimer’s/Dementia Assisted Living Waiver.” Page 321, line 7, strike “The”. Page 321, line 8, strike “waiver enrollment for the first year of such” and insert: “Within the limits of this appropriation, waiver enrollment in the”. Page 321, line 9, strike “an enrollment of ”.

Language: Page 313, line 30, strike “$5,433,850,896” and insert “$5,428,362,995”. Page 326, line 24, strike “July 1, 2007” and insert “January 1, 2008”.

Language: Page 313, line 35, strike “$360,234,910” and insert “$298,693,765”. Page 313, line 35, strike “$415,373,465” and insert “$338,064,073”. Page 313, line 40, strike “$1,368,523,658” and insert “$1,430,064,803”. Page 313, line 40, strike “$1,458,037,836” and insert “$1,535,347,288”.

Language: Page 333, after line 25, insert: “PPP. The Director of the Department of Medical Assistance Services shall convene a workgroup ofservice facilitators and consumers to evaluate the current Medicaid reimbursement methodology forconsumer directed facilitation and determine whether there is a more efficient way to providereimbursements while maintaining the quality of the services provided. The Department shall report


FY 06-07($1,755,000)($1,755,000)

FY 07-08($1,447,750)($1,447,750)

Item 302 #11s

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FY 06-07$0$0

FY 07-08($2,608,729)($2,879,172)

Item 302 #12s

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Item 302 #13s

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Item 302 #14s

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its findings to the Chairmen of the Senate Finance and House Appropriations Committees by August1, 2007.”

Language: Page 336, after line 58, insert: “H. The Director shall examine the reimbursement rate paid to localities for conductingpre-admission screening evaluations according to the Uniform Assessment Instrument to determineif current funding fully reimburses localities for the cost of the assessment. No later than September1, 2007, the Director shall report his findings to the Chairmen of the House Appropriations andSenate Finance Committees.”

Language: Page 345, after line 4, insert: “BB. The Department of Mental Health, Mental Retardation and Substance Abuse Services, inconjunction with related state agencies, the ARC of Virginia, the Virginia Association ofCommunity Services Boards, consumers, and private providers shall review and makerecommendations for the development and funding of a full continuum of care for consumers withmental retardation. Recommendations shall be made to the Governor and General Assembly for the2008-10 biennium. This study would include all aspects of funding the continuum, includingMedicaid and Medicaid waivers, thus expanding the scope of the current ongoing study contained inItem 302, paragraph TT. of this act.”

Language: Page 339, line 14, strike “$41,046,881” and insert “$40,978,999”. Page 344, strike lines 39 through 48. Page 344, line 49, strike “AA” and insert “Z”.

Language: Page 350, after line 32, insert: “FF. Beginning July 1, 2007, the Commissioner of the Department of Mental Health, MentalRetardation, and Substance Abuse Services shall allocate $750,000 from the federal CommunityMental Health Services Block Grant for the expansion and development of consumer-directed pilot


Item 307 #1s

Language

Health And Human Resources Department Of Mental Health, Mental Retardation And Substance Abuse Services

Item 311 #1s

Language

Health And Human Resources Department Of Mental Health, Mental Retardation And Substance Abuse Services

FY 06-07$0

0.00

FY 07-08($67,882)

-1.00

Item 311 #2s

GFFTE

Health And Human Resources Grants To Localities

Item 312 #1s

Language


programs offering specialized mental health services that promote wellness, recovery and improvedself-management.”

Language: Page 350, after line 32, insert: “FF. Beginning July 1, 2007, the Commissioner of the Department of Mental Health, MentalRetardation, and Substance Abuse Services shall allocate $1,000,000 from the federal CommunityMental Health Services Block Grant for the development of two Specialized Geriatric Mental HealthServices Pilots to be located in northern Virginia and a region of the Commonwealth withinsufficient capacity to serve elderly populations with mental illness.”

Language: Page 345, line 20, strike “$277,367,145” and insert “$279,767,145”. Page 350, after line 32, insert: “FF. Out of this appropriation, $2,400,000 from the general fund the second year shall be used toexpand treatment and support services for substance use disorders. Funded services shall focus onrecovery models and the use of best practices.”

Language: Page 345, line 20, strike “$277,367,145” and insert “$277,417,145”. Page 350, after line 32, insert: “FF. Out of this appropriation, $50,000 the second year from the general fund shall be used todevelop and operate a real-time reporting system for public and private acute psychiatric beds in theCommonwealth.”

Language: Page 347, line 17, after the period, insert: “Of this appropriation, the Commissioner shall transfer up to $2,000,000 the second year to theComprehensive Services Act (CSA) for At-Risk Youth program to serve children and adolescentswho are mandated for mental health services in order to prevent their placement in foster care. TheCommissioner shall transfer such funds when the Director of the CSA program identifies childrenwho require mental health services that satisfy the conditions set forth in the Code of Virginia§2.2-5211. Funds transferred to CSA to serve children and adolescents who are mandated for mentalhealth services shall assume the same local matching requirements as existing CSA pool fundallocations. Of the $2,000,000 available for transfer to CSA, any unused funds available at the endof the fiscal year shall be distributed to Community Services Boards for children and adolescents


Item 312 #2s

Language

Health And Human Resources Grants To Localities FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08

$2,400,000

Item 312 #3s

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Health And Human Resources Grants To Localities FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08

$50,000

Item 312 #4s

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Item 312 #5s

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who are not mandated for CSA, who are identified and assessed through the Family and AssessmentPlanning Teams and approved by the Community Policy and Management Teams of the localities.”


Page 353, line 22, after “A” insert a period. Page 353, after line 31, insert:

“C. Out of this appropriation, $400,000 from the general fund the second year shall be used toestablish Regional Community Support Centers at Southside and Southeastern Virginia TrainingCenters.”

Language:

Page 355, line 36, strike “$91,334,771” and insert “$91,534,771”. Page 356, line 11, strike the second “2,988,638” and insert “3,188,638”.

Language:

Page 355, line 36, strike “$91,334,771” and insert “$91,494,771”. Page 356, line 3, strike “$4,534,538” and insert “$4,694,538”.



Health And Human Resources Mental Retardation Training Centers FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08$400,000

Item 321 #1s

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Health And Human Resources Department Of Rehabilitative Services FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08$200,000

Item 327 #1s

GF


$0FY 07-08$160,000

Item 327 #2s

GF


$0FY 07-08($78,871)

Item 327 #3s

GF


$0FY 07-08

$20,000

Item 329 #1s

GF

Health And Human Resources Department Of Social Services FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08

$20,000

Item 335 #1s

GF





Language: Page 366, line 35, strike “$46,109,669” and insert “$47,104,949”. Page 366, line 48, strike “January” and insert “July”. Page 366, line 52, strike “$1,048” and insert “$1,061”.

Language: Page 369, line 42, after “H.”, insert “1.” Page 369, after line 55, insert: “2. The Department of Social Services, in collaboration with Prevent Child Abuse Virginia, shalldevelop a plan for increasing the capacity of the Healthy Families Virginia program to serve morefamilies and report on which communities are prepared to expand their services. The Departmentshall review the findings of the Hampton Healthy Families Partnership Benchmark Study andrecommend strategies that other communities may adopt to further reduce child abuse and neglect.The department shall also report on the costs associated with implementing this plan. Thedepartment shall report its findings no later than October 1, 2007 to the Governor, the Secretary ofHealth and Human Resources, and the Chairmen of the House Appropriations and Senate FinanceCommittees.”



$0FY 07-08

$26,500

Item 335 #2s

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$0FY 07-08

$13,000

Item 335 #3s

GF


$0FY 07-08$995,280

Item 337 #1s

GF

Health And Human Resources Department Of Social Services

Item 338 #1s

Language


$0FY 07-08$500,000

Item 340 #1s

GF



Language: Page 372, line 14, strike “$33,547,536” and insert “$31,559,906”. Page 374, after line 44, insert: “N. Out of this appropriation, $864,570 the second year from the general fund shall be used todevelop a Quality Rating System Pilot program for center-based, early childhood developmentprograms. At a minimum, the program shall include a quality assurance monitoring system to ratethe services provided in early childhood programs. The department shall provide technicalassistance to the providers of early childhood services to improve the quality of programming andassist localities to in developing strategies to implement continuous quality improvements.”

Language: Page 386, line 11, strike “$35,686,846” and insert “$36,048,948”. Page 388, after line 31, insert: “L. Out of the appropriation for Land Management $362,102 the first year from special fundsderived from the sale of “Friend of the Chesapeake” license tags is allocated to carry out therecommendations of the Chesapeake Bay Restoration Fund Advisory Committee.”



Language: Page 386, line 11, strike “$28,455,223” and insert “$28,955,223”. Page 388, after line 31, insert: “L. Notwithstanding any other provision of state law, the Department of Conservation andRecreation is authorized to use up to $500,000 in the second year from interest accrued from theWater Quality Improvement Fund apportioned to the nonpoint source program to modernize,


$00.00

FY 07-08($1,987,630)

-2.00

Item 340 #2s

GFFTE

Natural Resources Department Of Conservation And Recreation

FY 06-07$362,102

FY 07-08$0

Item 358 #1s

NGF


Item 358 #1s

Language


FY 06-07$0

FY 07-08$300,000

Item 358 #5s

GF


FY 06-07$0

FY 07-08$500,000

Item 358 #7s

NGF


simplify, and improve the computerized system utilized by the soil and water conservation districtsto administer and report on implementation of state agricultural cost share practices. The funds maybe used to conduct an independent analysis of the Department’s existing agricultural BMP trackingsystem and for improvements to or replacement of the current system.”

Language: Page 386, line 11, strike “$28,455,223” and insert “$28,628,223”. Page 388, after line 31, insert: “L. Out of this amounts in this Item $173,000 the second year from Nongeneral Funds isappropriated for the Department to work with the agricultural community on the application ofbiosolids on farm and pasture lands. This appropriation is contingent upon passage of Senate Bill1339 of the 2007 Session of the General Assembly.”

Language: Page 386, line 11, strike “$28,455,223” and insert “$28,465,223”. Page 387, line 2, strike “D.” and insert “D.1.”. Page 387, after line 10, insert: “2. Included in this Item is $10,000 the second year from the general fund to support theRappahannock River Basin Commission. The funds shall be matched by the participating localitiesand planning district commissions.”

Language: Page 386, line 11, strike “$28,455,223” and insert “$28,520,223”. Page 388, after line 31, insert: “L. Notwithstanding any other provision of state law, the Department of Conservation andRecreation is authorized to use up to $65,000 in the second year from interest accrued from theWater Quality Improvement Fund apportioned to the nonpoint source program to replace obsoletewater quality monitoring equipment for the Friends of the Shenandoah River.”



FY 06-07$0

0.00

FY 07-08$173,000

2.00

Item 358 #9s

NGFFTE


FY 06-07$0

FY 07-08$10,000

Item 358 #10s

GF


FY 06-07$0

FY 07-08$65,000

Item 358 #12s

NGF


FY 06-07$0

FY 07-08$1,000,000

Item 359 #2s

GF


FY 06-07$6,549,040

$0

FY 07-08$1,450,960

$99,040

Item 359 #5s

GFNGF


Language: Page 388, line 33, strike “$58,559,217” and insert “$65,108,257”. Page 388, line 33, strike “$39,008,216” and insert “$40,558,216”. Page 390, line 42, strike “$13,700,000” and insert “$3,000,000”. Page 390, line 43, after “year”, insert: “and $1,200,000 the second year”. Page 391, line 12, strike “$5,000,000” and insert “$2,500,000”. Page 391, line 17, after “lands.”, insert: “Any unexpended balance for the local purchase ofdevelopment rights program administered by the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Servicesat the close of business on June 30, 2007, and June 30, 2008, shall not revert to the general fund butshall be carried forward and reappropriated.”


Language: Page 392, line 10, strike “$43,477,430” and insert “$43,577,430”. Page 392, line 44, after “fund”, insert “and $100,000 the second year from the VirginiaEnvironmental Emergency Response Fund”.

Language: Page 392, line 10, strike “$43,477,430” and insert “$44,207,430”. Page 393, after line 5, insert: “G. Out of the amounts for this Item $730,000 the second year from Nongeneral Funds isappropriated for the Department to site, permit, enforce and monitor the application of biosolids onfarm and pasture lands. This appropriation is contingent upon passage of Senate Bill 1339 of the2007 Session of the General Assembly.”

Language: Page 394 strike lines 28 through 50. Page 394, line 58, strike “Notwithstanding the provisions of ”. Page 394, strike lines 59-60 and insert: “C.1. Out of the amounts for Environmental Financial Assistance, the Director of the Department ofPlanning and Budget shall transfer $17,000,000 from the Water Quality Improvement Fund to the


FY 06-07($19,749,040)

$0

FY 07-08($250,960)($99,040)

Item 359 #6s

GFNGF

Natural Resources Department Of Environmental Quality FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08$100,000

Item 362 #2s

NGF

Natural Resources Department Of Environmental Quality FY 06-07

$00.00

FY 07-08$730,000

20.00

Item 362 #5s

NGFFTE

Natural Resources Department Of Environmental Quality

Item 364 #6s

Language


Department of Housing and Community Development for grants to local governments that areoutside the Chesapeake Bay watershed.” Page 395, strike lines 1-2.



Language: Page 400, after line 18, insert: “J. Out of the appropriations for this Item, the Department shall reimburse the Virginia Society ofthe Sons of the American Revolution for one additional grave site in New Providence PresbyterianChurch in Rockbridge County.”

Language: Page 398, line 9, strike “$5,283,844” and insert “$5,033,844”. Page 398, line 9, strike “$4,560,172” and insert “$4,635,172”. Page 400, line 6, strike italicized “$250,000” and insert “$75,000”. Page 400, line 7, strike italicized “first” and insert “second”.


Language: Page 405, line 4, strike “$786,845” and insert “$736,845”.

Natural Resources Department Of Game And Inland Fisheries

FY 06-07$0

FY 07-08$50,000

Item 367 #1s

NGF

Natural Resources Department Of Game And Inland Fisheries

FY 06-07$0

0.00

FY 07-08$410,000

3.00

Item 367 #2s

NGFFTE

Natural Resources Department Of Historic Resources

Item 370 #1s

Language

Natural Resources Department Of Historic Resources FY 06-07

($250,000)FY 07-08

$75,000

Item 370 #4s

GF

Natural Resources Marine Resources Commission FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08$200,000

Item 372 #1s

GF

Public Safety Secretary Of Public Safety FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08($50,000)

Item 377 #1s

GF


Page 405, strike lines 35-40.


Language: Page 411, following line 45, insert: “n. Patrick County, for a new local jail. Notwithstanding the provisions of Sections 53.1-80 through53.1-82, Code of Virginia, the county may submit the required studies to the State Board ofCorrections for review not later than March 1, 2008, and the Governor may include arecommendation for funding such project for consideration by the 2009 General Assembly. Includedwithin the required submissions to the Department of Corrections from Patrick County shall be areport indicating the costs and benefits to the county and the state, including an analysis of the longterm operating costs of a regional compared to a local jail, and documentation that the county hasdetermined whether or not there is interest in creating a regional jail with Henry County and the Cityof Martinsville, or interest from other localities or regional authorities or boards in allowing PatrickCounty to join a regional authority or board.”

Language: Page 411, following line 45, insert: “n. The New River Valley Regional Jail Authority, in order to proceed in planning for an expansionproject for the existing regional jail facility. Notwithstanding the provisions of Sections 53.1-80through 53.1-82, Code of Virginia, the Authority may submit the required community-basedcorrections plan, facility specifications, and expected construction and other project costs to theDepartment of Corrections for review prior to March 1, 2007. Furthermore, upon approval by theState Board of Corrections, the Governor may include a recommendation for funding for suchproject for consideration by the General Assembly at its 2008 Session.”

Language: Page 412, following line 15, insert: “D. The Board of Corrections, in reviewing the required community-based corrections plans, shallconsider the current and projected numbers of offenders who are mentally ill, the proposed degree ofcooperation with Community Services Boards or other mental health authorities or serviceproviders, to assure a projected level of mental health services and provision of specially-designedunits that are appropriate for housing such offenders. The Department of Mental Health, Mental

Public Safety Department Of Corrections FY 06-07

($720,000)FY 07-08

$0

Item 383 #1s

GF

Public Safety Department Of Corrections

Item 384 #1s

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Item 384 #2s

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Item 384 #3s

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Retardation and Substance Abuse Services shall provide such assistance as may be required incarrying out such review. E. For each jail project approved pursuant to this Item and to Sections 53.1-68 and 53.1-80 through53.1-82, Code of Virginia, the Board shall provide a report to the Governor, with copies to theChairmen of the Senate Finance and House Appropriations Committees, of the number and type ofbeds approved, the capital cost, including the state share, the anticipated security and other staffingcosts, any additional expenditures for community corrections and pre-trial release programsnecessary to complement the number of secure jail beds so approved, the recommended provisionsfor jail mental health services, and the expected fiscal year in which such expenditures are expectedto occur.” Page 412, line 16, strike “D” and insert “F”.

Language: Page 410, line 31, after “regional jail facility.” insert: “Notwithstanding the provisions of Sections 53.1-80 through 53.1-82, Code of Virginia, thelocalities comprising this regional jail may submit the required community-based corrections plan,facility specifications, and expected financing costs to the Department of Corrections by March 1,2008. Furthermore, the Governor may include a recommendation for funding such project forconsideration by the General Assembly at its 2009 Session.”

Language: Page 411, strike lines 2-6.

Language: Page 411, following line 45, insert: “n. The Virginia Beach City Jail, in order to proceed in planning for work release center project.Notwithstanding the provisions of Sections 53.1-80 through 53.1-82, Code of Virginia, the City maysubmit the required community-based corrections plan, facility specifications, and expectedconstruction and other project costs to the Department of Corrections for review prior to March 1,2007. Furthermore, upon approval by the State Board of Corrections, the Governor may include arecommendation for funding for such project for consideration by the General Assembly at its 2008Session.”



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Item 384 #6s

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Item 384 #7s

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“n. Notwithstanding the provisions of Sections 53.1-80 through 53.1-82, Code of Virginia, Patrickand Henry Counties and the City of Martinsville may submit the required community-basedcorrections plan, facility specifications, and expected financing costs to the Department ofCorrections by March 1, 2008. Furthermore, the Governor may include a recommendation forfunding such project for consideration by the General Assembly at its 2009 Session.”

Language: Page 415, line 14, after “approval.” insert: “Copies of the plan as approved shall be provided to the Chairmen of the Senate Finance and HouseAppropriations Committees.” “H. The Department of Corrections shall review the population and labor force projections for thosejurisdictions in Virginia in which correctional facilities are currently located or may potentially belocated in the future. The department’s review shall include consideration of manpowerdevelopment strategies that may be required to ensure an adequate labor supply for current andfuture correctional facilities. The Department shall consult with the Department of HumanResources Management, the Virginia Employment Commission, and the Weldon Cooper Center forPublic Service at the University of Virginia in the preparation of this review. An interim summaryshall be provided to the Secretary of Public Safety and to the Chairmen of the Senate Finance andHouse Appropriations Committees by October 1, 2007, with a final report to be provided by June30, 2008.”

Language: Page 417, line 13, strike “October 30” and insert “June 1”. Page 417, line 28, strike “October 30” and insert “June 1”.

Language: Page 415, line 16, strike “$63,779,262” and insert “$63,685,262”. Page 417, line 55, strike “1,094,000” and insert “1,000,000”.

Language: Page 415, line 16, strike “$64,347,963” and insert “$64,632,800”. Page 417, following line 5, insert: “F.1. Included in this appropriation is $284,837 the second year from the general fund for theestimated net increase in the operating costs of adult correctional facilities resulting from theenactment of Senate Bill 876 of the 2007 Session of the General Assembly. This amount shall be


Item 386 #3s

Language


Item 387 #7s

Language


($94,000)FY 07-08

$0

Item 387 #8s

GF


$0FY 07-08$284,837

Item 387 #9s

GF


paid into the Corrections Special Reserve Fund, established in accordance with Section 30-19.1:4,Code of Virginia.”

Language: Page 419, line 16, strike “$544,951” and insert “$644,951”. Page 419, following line 21, insert: “Included in this appropriation is $100,000 the second year from the general fund for theDepartment of Criminal Justice Services for outcome evaluation research to measure theeffectiveness of re-entry programs in reducing offender recidivism, under the direction of theSecretary of Public Safety. An annual report on this research shall be provided to the JointSubcommittee to Study the Commonwealth’s Program for Prisoner Reentry to Society, theChairmen of the Senate Finance and House Appropriations Committees, and the Chairman of theVirginia State Crime Commission, by October 1 of each year.”

Language: Page 420, line 23, strike “2007” and insert “2008”.


Language: Page 419, line 30, strike “$78,330,207” and insert “$80,830,207”. Page 420, line 26, strike “$500,000” and insert “$3,000,000”.

Language: Page 419, line 30, strike “$78,330,207” and insert “$78,580,207”. Page 422, following line 24, insert: “K. Included within this appropriation is $250,000 the second year from the general fund for theVirginia Center for Policing Innovation.”

Public Safety Department Of Criminal Justice Services

FY 06-07$0

FY 07-08$100,000

Item 389 #1s

GF


Item 391 #1s

Language


FY 06-07$0

FY 07-08$100,000

Item 391 #8s

GF


FY 06-07$0

FY 07-08$2,500,000

Item 391 #9s

GF


FY 06-07$0

FY 07-08$250,000

Item 391 #12s

GF


Item 391 #13s

Language


Language: Page 422, line 18, strike “report” and insert “interim report”. Page 422, line 24, after “2006.”, insert: “A final report, including an evaluation of the New River CIT Program, shall be provided byOctober 1, 2007.”

Language: Page 419, line 30, strike “$78,330,207” and insert “$77,870,207”. Page 420, line 37, strike “2,075,000” and insert “1,615,000”.

Language: Page 419, line 30, strike “$78,330,207” and insert “$77,688,207”. Page 420, strike lines 43 through 53 and insert: “4. Support for the pilot local re-entry councils established upon the recommendation of the VirginiaRe-entry Policy Academy, $150,000 the second year.”

Language: Page 422, strike lines 43 through 52. Page 423, strike lines 1 through 5 and insert: “2. Out of the appropriation for this Item, $206,339,291 the second year from the general fund shallbe used to provide each of the eligible localities with an amount equal to the amount it received inthe first year. In addition, the department shall allocate $67,467 the second year from the generalfund for the Town of Windsor. The department shall distribute the remaining funds the second yearaccording to the distribution formula set out in Section 9.1-165 et seq., Code of Virginia.”

Language: Page 424, line 22, strike “$40,341,189” and insert “$40,291,189”. Page 424, line 50, after “solicitations.” insert: “The department shall provide a report on the allocation of these funds to the Chairmen of the SenateFinance and House Appropriations Committees prior to the 2008 Session of the General Assembly.” Page 424, line 51, strike “$690,000” and insert “$640,000”.


FY 06-07$0

FY 07-08($460,000)

Item 391 #14s

GF


FY 06-07$0

FY 07-08($642,000)

Item 391 #15s

GF


Item 393 #1s

Language

Public Safety Department Of Emergency Management FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08($50,000)

Item 395 #4s

GF

Public Safety Department Of Emergency Management FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08

($100,000)

Item 397 #1s

GF



Language: Page 426, following line 35, insert: “C. The State Coordinator of Emergency Management shall provide a report on the implementationof the individual components in the All-Hazards Initiative, including a summary ofrecommendations for funding as included in the Governor’s proposed 2008-10 biennial budget, tothe Chairmen of the Senate Finance and House Appropriations Committees, prior to the 2008General Assembly.”





Public Safety Department Of Emergency Management

Item 398 #1s

Language

Public Safety Department Of Juvenile Justice FY 06-07

($300,000)FY 07-08

$0

Item 403 #1s

GF


$0FY 07-08$900,000

Item 405 #4s

GF


($425,000)0.00

FY 07-08($984,000)

-2.00

Item 406 #2s

GFFTE

Public Safety Department Of Military Affairs FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08$500,000

Item 412 #1s

GF

Public Safety Department Of State Police FY 06-07

$00.00

FY 07-08$250,000

3.00

Item 413 #1s

GFFTE


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Page 438, line 53, following “is” strike “$2,340,000” and insert “$6,595,000”

Page 438, line 54, following “and” strike “$533,000” and insert “$1,501,000”

Language:


Page 438, line 47, strike “$200,000” and insert “$100,000”.

Page 438, line 52, following “minorities.” insert:

“The Department of State Police shall provide a report on its efforts to increase minorityrecruitment, hiring, and promotion, including: (i) trends over time based on available data, and (ii)an assessment to determine those strategies which have proven most successful in the past andwhich may be recommended in the future, including but not limited to marketing and advertisingprograms. Copies of this report shall be provided to the Governor and the General Assembly byOctober 1, 2007.”


$00.00

FY 07-08$792,481

5.00

Item 414 #4s

NGFFTE


$0$0

FY 07-08$1,205,123

$46,586

Item 414 #5s

GFNGF


$0$0

FY 07-08$4,255,000

$968,000

Item 414 #6s

GFNGF


$0FY 07-08

($100,000)

Item 414 #7s

GF


($80,000)FY 07-08

$0

Item 414 #8s

GF


Language:


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Page 447, line 1, strike “$1,644,000” and insert “($1,644,000)”.

Language:


“D. Effective July 1, 2007, the base compensation for DMV Select Agents shall be set at 4.5 percentof gross collections for the first $500,000 and 5.0 percent of all gross collections in excess of$500,000 made by the entity during each fiscal year. The Commissioner shall supply the agents withall necessary agency forms to provide services to the public, and shall cause to be paid all freight andpostage, but not any extra clerk hire or other business-related expenses or business equipmentexpenses occasioned by their duties.”

Language:

Page 460, line 48, strike “2006” and insert “2007”.

Language:

Page 461, line 39, strike “$238,500” and insert “$261,200”.

Technology Innovative Technology Authority FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08

$75,000

Item 419 #3s

GF

Technology Virginia Information Technologies Agency

FY 06-07$0

FY 07-08($3,288,000)

Item 422 #1s

GF

Transportation Department Of Motor Vehicles

Item 432 #1s

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Transportation Department Of Motor Vehicles

Item 435 #1s

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Transportation Department Of Rail And Public Transportation

Item 436 #1s

Language


Item 437 #1s

Language



Language: Page 463, after line 42, insert: “F. Out of the amounts appropriated for this Item, $3,100,000 the second year from CommonwealthTransportation Funds shall be provided to Hampton Roads Transit for the purchase of new andreplacement energy efficient hybrid-electric buses and parts for transit services in the City ofNorfolk.”

Language: Page 463, after line 42, insert: “F. The Director of the Department of Rail and Public Transportation shall work with local transitsystems to implement by June 30, 2008, a streamlined universal access system for riders eligible forPara-Transit services.”

Language: Page 464, after line 26, insert: “C. Prior to the release of any Rail Enhancement Funds to CSX for I-95 Rail CorridorImprovements, the Department and CSX shall execute an operating agreement that will provide forimproved and reliable passenger and freight rail operations in the corridor. This agreement mustinclude provisions for managing heat restrictions, including strategies for maintaining or enhancingthe reliability of passenger rail services during heat restriction purposes.”

Language: Page 464, after line 26, insert: “C. The Department shall inform the Senate Committees on Transportation and Finance and theHouse Committees on Transportation and Appropriations on the agency’s efforts to ensure that theselection of an intermodal rail facility or facilities for the Heartland Corridor Project takes intoconsideration the interest of all affected parties, advances state transportation objectives, and will beboth cost-effective and cost-efficient in terms of saving time in the transport of goods from the Portsof Hampton Roads to the mid-West and in keeping the Commonwealth economically competitive.”


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Item 437 #5s

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Item 438 #1s

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Item 438 #4s

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Item 439 #1s

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Language: Page 464, line 49, strike “D.” and insert “D.1.”. Page 465, after line 5, insert: “2. Pursuant to the provisions of the Memorandum of Agreement between the Commonwealth ofVirginia, Department of Transportation, and the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority inconjunction with the construction of rail mass transit in the right of way of the Dulles Access/TollRoad Connector (DATRC), sound walls shall be constructed along residential properties from thebeginning of the DATRC to Dulles International Airport.”.

Language: Page 468, after line 55, insert: “I. Out of the amounts provided for Highway System Acquisition and Construction in the secondyear such amounts as may be required to match all federally-designated funding available forInterstate Route 73 shall be provided from Commonwealth Transportation Funds.”

Language: Page 478, line 45, before “construction” insert “acquisition and”.Page 478, line 48, strike “and”, and insert a “,”. Page 478, line 49, after “Counties”, insert “an updated Environmental Impact Statement for Route37 Eastern Bypass in Frederick County, and right-of-way owned by the Norfolk SouthernCorporation and located between Newtown Road and the Oceanfront.”.Page 478, line 52, before “construction” insert “acquisition and”.

Language: Page 483, line 13, insert “A.” before “Of”. Page 483, after line 19, insert: “B. Notwithstanding the provisions of § 58.1-3403, Code of Virginia, the additional $1,000,000 ofgeneral fund dollars to be distributed pursuant to the formula established in § 58.1-3403 D., Code ofVirginia, shall supplement, not supplant, the nongeneral fund appropriations made for payments tothe host localities by the Virginia Port Authority pursuant to this Item.”

Language: Page 495, line 47, after “boards,” insert: “local pretrial services act and comprehensive community corrections act employees,”.

Transportation Department Of Transportation

Item 443 #3s

Language

Transportation Department Of Transportation

Item 449.10 #2s

Language

Transportation Virginia Port Authority

Item 454 #2s

Language

Central Appropriations Central Appropriations

Item 461 #1s

Language


Page 496, strike lines 3 and 4.



Language: Page 491, line 10, strike “$275,864,471” and insert “$278,411,117”. Page 499, following line 23, insert: “R. Out of the amounts for Compensation supplements shall be paid $2,546,646 from the generalfund to provide an additional 5.00 percent salary increase for employees of the Supreme Court, theCourt of Appeals, the Circuit Courts, the General District Courts, the Juvenile and DomesticRelations District Courts, and the Combined District Courts. When combined with the general salaryincrease authorized in paragraph F, of this Item the total increase for these employees shall be 8.00percent on November 25, 2007.”

Language: Page 491, line 10, strike “$275,864,471” and insert “$277,207,566”. Page 499, following line 23, insert: “R. Out of the amounts for Compensation supplements shall be paid $1,343,095 from the generalfund to provide an additional 3.00 percent salary increase for judges of the Supreme Court, the Courtof Appeals, the Circuit Courts, the General District Courts, the Juvenile and Domestic RelationsDistrict Courts, and the Combined District Courts. Such nongeneral funds as a required to providethis increase for Commissioners of the state Corporation Commission are hereby appropriated.When combined with the general salary increase authorized in paragraph F, of this Item the totalincrease for these employees shall be 6.00 percent on November 25, 2007.”

Language: Page 499, following line 23, insert: “R. In calculating the cost of salary increases that are effective after November 25, 2007 for anyemployee or employees of the Department of Mental Health, Mental Retardation and Substance

Central Appropriations Central Appropriations FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08

$2,082,000

Item 461 #7s

GF


$0FY 07-08

($1,624,000)

Item 461 #8s

GF


$0FY 07-08

$2,546,646

Item 461 #11s

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$0FY 07-08

$1,343,095

Item 461 #12s

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Item 461 #13s

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Abuse Services (DMHMRSAS) whose compensation is funded, in whole or in part, from Medicaidreimbursements, the Department of Planning and Budget (DPB) shall take steps to ensure that thegeneral fund share of Medicaid funding that is budgeted to the Department of Medical AssistanceServices (DMAS) is calculated, and that appropriate general fund increases in Medicaid funding areprovided to allow DMAS to draw down the additional federal Medicaid funds to support suchcompensation increase.”


Language: Page 499, line 26, strike “$60,857,985” and insert “$58,607,985”. Page 501, line 49, strike italicized “$20,100,000” and insert “$17,875,000”.

Language: Page 499, line 26, strike “$60,857,985” and insert “$59,857,985”. Page 499, line 26, strike “$56,928,113” and insert “$55,928,113”. Page 500, line 46, strike “$3,000,000” and insert “$2,000,000” Page 500, line 46, after “$1,200,000”, strike “$3,700,000” and insert “$2,700,000”

Language: Page 504, after line 59, insert: “S. Out of the appropriation for this Item, $1,800,000 the second year from the general fund shall beavailable for additional security and other costs associated with the Jamestown 2007 celebration,including the World Forum on the Future of Democracy event and certain commemorativeoperations costs, not currently budgeted.”

Language: Page 512, line 4, following “for” insert “: 1)”Page 512, line 5, following “to” strike “1.85” and insert “2.00” Page 512, line 7, following “service” insert:


$0FY 07-08

($454,298)

Item 462 #1s

GF


($2,250,000)FY 07-08

$0

Item 462 #5s

GF


($1,000,000)FY 07-08

($1,000,000)

Item 462 #6s

GF


Item 462 #7s

Language

Independent Agencies Virginia Retirement System

Item 473 #1s

Language


“, and 2) upon reaching age 55, an increase in the retirement multiplier equal to 0.025% for eachyear of service beyond age 55, and an increase in the retirement multiplier equal to 0.025% for eachyear of creditable service beyond 25 years of creditable service.”



Language: Page 515, line 5, strike “$7,510,000” and insert “$14,704,500”. Page 516, strike lines 14 through 61. Strike pages 517 through 521. Page 522, strike lines 1 and 2 and insert: “

Independent Agencies Virginia Retirement System FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08$415,000

Item 475 #1s

NGF

Independent Agencies Virginia Retirement System FY 06-07

$00.00

FY 07-08$666,156

2.00

Item 475 #2s

NGFFTE

Nonstate Agencies State Grants To Nonstate Entities-Nonstate Agencies

FY 06-07$0

FY 07-08$7,194,500

Item 481 #1s

GF

Year 1 Year 2

4-H Education Centers 300,000 300,000

AARP of Virginia 0 75,000

Academy of Music 3,500 0

Air Force Memorial Foundation 350,000 0

Alliance to Conserve Old Richmond Neighborhoods (ACORN)

12,500 10,000

American Frontier Culture Foundation* 500,000 0

American Horticultural Society 10,000 0

American Legion Post 74, Inc. 6,000 0

American Shakespeare Center 25,000 0

American Shakespeare Theatre - Globe Theatre Planning 50,000 0

An Achievable Dream, Inc. 400,000 200,000

Archareum at Historic Jamestown, to the Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities for

350,000 0

Arlington Arts Center 50,000 0

Arlington Signature Theatre 75,000 100,000


Art Museum of Western Virginia 1,750,000 250,000

Artisans Center of Virginia, Inc. 25,000 0

Arts Enter Cape Charles, Inc. 12,500 0

Attic Productions 300,000 0

Augusta Military Academy Alumni Association for the Alumni House Museum

0 10,000

Autism Center of Virginia 12,500 0

AVOCA Museum and Historical Society 5,000 5,000

Barksdale Theater at Hanover Tavern 30,000 10,000

Barns of Rose Hill 0 50,000

Barter Foundation, Inc. 200,000 200,000

Battersea, Inc. 0 25,000

Bay School Cultural Arts Center 10,000 0

Bedford Academy for the Arts 100,000 0

Bedford Ride* 60,000 0

Belle Grove Plantation 50,000 20,000

Belmont Bay Science Foundation 0 400,000

Ben Lomond Historic Site 37,500 20,000

Benedictine Aid and Relief for Neighbors (BARN) Homeless Shelter

30,000 10,000

Beverly Mill 12,500 10,000

Birmingham Green 600,000 0

Birthplace of County Music Alliance 600,000 100,000

Black Cultural Museum 10,000

Black History Museum and Cultural Center of Virginia 50,000 0

Black Women United for Action 50,000 0

Bloxom Volunteer Fire Department 12,500 0

Blue Ridge Foundation 15,000 0

Blue Ridge Thunder Project, to Bedford County for 0 100,000

Blue Ridge Zoological Society of Virginia, Inc. 40,000 0

Brandy Station Foundation 0 10,000

Brentsville Historic Courthouse Centre 25,000 10,000

Bridging Boundaries International 25,000 0

Briery Branch Community Club 5,000 0

Bristoe Battlefield Heritage Park 25,000 10,000

Bristol Fire Museum 75,000 0

Buena Vista Colored School Historical Society, Inc. 5,000 0

Camp Roosevelt CCC Legacy Foundation 0 200,000


Camp Virginia Jaycee, Inc. 12,500 10,000

Capital Area Food Bank 0 300,000

Carver-Price Legacy Museum* 10,000 0

Celebrating Special Children 50,000 50,000

Chantilly Youth Association 7,500 0

Charlottesville Area Dental Access 25,000 0

Chatham Train Depot 0 50,000

Chesapeake Arboretum 5,000 10,000

Chesterbrook Residences 0 100,000

Children’s Home Society of Virginia 0 100,000

Children’s Museum of Richmond 0 25,000

Children’s Museum of Virginia, to the City of Portsmouth for 300,000 250,000

Chrysler Museum 500,000 200,000

City of Manassas Museum Expansion 100,000 0

City of Petersburg - Historic Battersea 50,000 0

Civil War Preservation Trust 250,000 100,000

Claremont Town Hall Roof 17,500 0

Clarke County Historical Association 18,750 20,000

Clarksville Regional Museum 5,000 5,000

Clermont Trust 0 25,000

Clover Community Center 25,000 0

Cold War Museum 100,000 0

Colonial Beach Historical Society 5,500 0

Colonial Theater Project 0 75,000

Colonial Williamsburg Foundation 125,000 350,000

Com. of Social Ministry of Portsmouth/Chesapeake 50,000 0

Community Builders Network, Inc. 12,500 0

Community Lodgings, Inc. 0 75,000

Computer Community OutReach and Education 0 15,000

Connor House 100,000 0

Contemporary Art Center of Virginia 175,000 0

Corrottoman Civic Center 20,000 0

County of Appomattox 10,000 0

Culpeper Calvary Museum 40,000 0

Danville Museum of Fine Arts and History 75,000 5,000

Discovery of Flight Foundation, Spirit of ‘08 25,000 0

Dismal Swamp Canal Trail, to the City of Chesapeake for 0 50,000

Domestic Violence Emergency Services (DOVES) 10,000 0


Doorways for Women and Families 137,500 25,000

Downing Gross Cultural Arts Center 12,500 10,000

Drakes Branch Volunteer Fire Department 15,000 0

Dunn’s Meadow, to the Town of Abingdon for 0 50,000

E.N.S. Foundation of America 15,000 10,000

Elegba Folklore Society, Inc. 12,500 0

Elk Hill 50,000 0

Emporia-Greensville Civic Center Foundation, Inc. 0 25,000

Empowerment 2010, Inc. 100,000 0

Endview Plantation 50,000 50,000

Fairfax Partnership for Youth, Inc. 25,000 10,000

Fairfax Symphony Orchestra 10,000 0

Fairfield Foundation 5,000 0

Fairview Community Center 25,000 0

Faison School for Autism 35,000 0

Falls Church Housing Corporation 75,000 0

FFA-FCCLA Center 25,000 0

Field of Dreams, Inc. 37,500 0

Fine Arts Center for the New River Valley 0 25,000

First Freedom Center (Council on America’s First Freedom) 1,000,000 100,000

Fisher House Foundation 750,000 0

Flory Small Business Center 32,500 0

Floyd County Historical Preservation Trust 12,500 25,000

For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology (FIRST)

75,000 0

Fort Lee Quartermaster Museum Foundation 100,000 0

Fort Ward Museum and Historic Site 18,500 0

Fort Wool, to the City of Hampton for 0 100,000

Foundation for Historic Christ Church 50,000 100,000

Franconia Museum 5,000 0

Fredericksburg Area Museum and Cultural Center 200,000 200,000

Fredericksburg Area War Memorial 25,000 0

Freedom Museum 100,000 50,000

Friends of the Portsmouth Public Library, Inc. 100,000 0

Friends of Wilderness Battlefield 12,500 10,000

Gadsby’s Tavern Museum 37,500 37,500

George C. Marshall Foundation 100,000 30,000

Girls Incorporated, for Operation SMART 5,000 0


Gloucester-Mathews Humane Society, Inc. 17,500 0

Grandma Moses House, to Augusta County for 0 20,000

Great Bridge Battlefield & Waterways History Foundation 100,000 100,000

Great Dismal Swamp Interpretive Center, to the City of Suffolk for

25,000 0

Greater Reston Arts Center 75,000 50,000

Greater Richmond Association for Retarded Citizens 250,000 150,000

Greater Works Community Development Corporation 20,520 0

Greenway Court 0 50,000

Hampton Arts Foundation 0 100,000

Hampton Roads Arts Trust 100,000 0

Hampton Roads Proton Beam Therapy Institute Foundation 0 300,000

Hampton University Museum Foundation 75,000 50,000

Hanover Arts and Activities Center, Inc. 5,000 0

Hanover Tavern Foundation 0 5,000

Harrison Museum of African American Culture 75,000 0

Highland Center 1,000 0

Hispanic College Fund 0 200,000

Historic Blenheim 0 40,000

Historic Bluff Point School, Bluff Point Community League 5,000 0

Historic Buckingham, Inc. 10,000 0

Historic Crab Orchard Museum & Pioneer Park 30,000 30,000

Historic Jamestown, to the Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities for

0 300,000

Historic Petersburg Foundation 0 200,000

Historic Pocahontas, Inc. 0 70,000

Historic Ratcliffe Cemetery, to the City of Fairfax for 5,000 0

Historical Society of Western Virginia 25,000 0

Hoffler Creek Wildlife Preserve Nature Center 75,000 0

Holiday House of Portsmouth, Inc. 50,000 0

Holiday Lake 4-H Educational Center 0 100,000

Hopewell Preservation, Inc. 100,000 0

Housing Opportunities Made Equal of Virginia 0 150,000

Hunters for the Hungry 0 25,000

Hurrah Players, Inc. 25,000 0

Independent Order of Oddfellows 1842 Charity Lodge No. 27 5,000 0

Jack Kestner Natural Area, to the Nature Conservancy for 20,000 0

James Madison Museum 40,000 10,000


James Monroe Museum 50,000 0

Jewish Community Center 100,000 0

Jewish Council for the Aging 70,000 0

Jewish Social Service Agency 100,000 0

John Marshall Foundation 12,500 0

Jubal A. Early Preservation Trust 5,000 5,000

Julian Stanley Wise Foundation 12,500 0

Ker Place 12,500 0

Kinsale Foundation 15,000 0

Laurel Grove School Association 2,500 0

Lee Hall Depot 12,500 0

Lee Hall Mansion 12,500 0

Lee-Jackson Camp #1, The Sons of Confederate Veterans 7,500 0

Let’s Talk It Out Not Act It Out Program, to the Town of Tazewell for the

2,500 0

Lewis and Clark Exploratory Center 100,000 0

Lewis B. Puller Center 12,500 0

Lightship Portsmouth Museum 0 10,000

Lime Kiln Theater 1,000 0

Loudoun Archaeological Foundation, Inc. 0 50,000

Loudoun Cares 0 75,000

Loudoun Youth, Inc. 12,500 0

Louisa County Historical Society 12,500 5,000

Louisa Town Hall and Art Center 50,000 20,000

Lynnhaven House 75,000 0

Marine Corps Heritage Foundation 750,000 100,000

Mary Ball Washington Museum and Library 25,000 0

Mary’s Family Respite Program 0 25,000

Maryview Foundation Healthcare Center 100,000 0

Maymont Foundation 600,000 0

McLean Project for the Arts 25,000 0

Menokin Foundation 20,000 80,000

Metropolitan Richmond Sports Backers 25,000 0

Middle Peninsula Chesapeake Bay Public Access 20,000 0

Mill Mountain Theatre 75,000 0

Mill Mountain Zoo 0 10,000

Mineral Historic Foundation 10,000 0

Missions of Mercy Dental Outreach Program 12,500 0


Montgomery Museum and Lewis Miller Regional Art Center 12,500 0

Montpelier Center for Arts and Education 37,500 0

Montpelier Foundation 200,000 200,000

Morattico Waterfront Museum 15,000 0

Moton Community House 5,000 0

Mountain Valley Charitable Foundation 20,000 0

Mt. Zion Church Preservation Association 25,000 25,000

Museum of Culpeper History 0 10,000

Museum of the Shenandoah Valley 350,000 200,000

National D-Day Memorial 600,000 0

National Museum of Americans at War 750,000 0

National Museum of the U.S. Army 500,000 100,000

National Rehabilitation & Rediscovery Foundation 75,000 75,000

Neediest Kids 12,500 0

Nelson County Rural Health Outreach Program 12,500 0

New Market Library 25,000 0

New Point Lighthouse 50,000 0

Newsome House Museum and Cultural Center 25,000 0

Norfolk Botanical Garden 50,000 150,000

Northern Neck Farm Museum 10,000 0

Northern Neck of Virginia Historical Society 75,000 100,000

Northern Virginia 4-H Educational Center 0 100,000

Northern Virginia Dental Clinic 12,500 0

Northern Virginia Family Service* 400,000 100,000

Northern Virginia Regional Park Authority* 125,000 0

Northstar Academy 25,000 0

Norview Middle School Boys and Girls Club 12,500 0

Oakland, The Nelson County Museum of History 0 30,000

Oatlands Plantation 25,000 0

Ocean View Station Museum 5,000 0

Old Dominion Eye Foundation 50,000 0

Opera Roanoke 5,000 0

Our Military Kids, Inc. 100,000 75,000

Paramount Theater of Charlottesville, Inc. 20,000 0

Parent Leadership Training Institute of Alexandria 0 10,000

Patrick County Music Association 35,000 0

Patrick Henry Memorial - Brookneal 0 5,000

Paxton House Historical Society, Inc. 15,000 0


Peninsula Fine Arts Center 500,000 0

Pentagon Memorial Fund, Inc. 100,000 0

Piedmont Access to Health Services, Inc. 37,500 0

Piedmont Virginia Dental Health Foundation 25,000 0

Pocohontas Train Station 5,000 0

Poquoson History Museum 87,500 0

Portsmouth Community Concerts 25,000 0

Portsmouth Scottish Rite Foundation, Inc.* 50,000 0

Positive Vibe Cafe 62,500 0

Prevent Blindness Virginia 0 75,000

Prince Hall and Accepted Masons* 12,500 0

Prince William Amphitheatre 5,000 0

Providence Place Behavior Modification* 50,000 0

Pulaski Theatre 50,000 0

Purcellville Teen Center 7,500 0

R.E. Lee Commission 1,000 0

Railroad Museum of Virginia, Inc. 50,000 0

Ralph Stanley Museum and Traditional Music Center 50,000 50,000

Reading & Education for Adult Development, Inc. 25,000 0

Rebecca Vaughan House, to the Southampton County Historical Society for

100,000

Red Hill, to the Patrick Henry Memorial Foundation 5,000 0

Reedville Fishermen’s Museum 100,000 100,000

Remote Area Medical/St. Mary’s Health Wagon 12,500 0

Reston Historic Trust 10,000 5,000

Rice’s Hotel/Hughlett’s Tavern 5,000 0

Richmond Ballet 500,000 100,000

Richmond Boys Choir 5,000 5,000

Richmond County Museum 11,500 0

Richmond Symphony for its 50th Anniversary Tour 0 100,000

Rippon Lodge 10,000 10,000

Roanoke Symphony Orchestra 20,000 20,000

Rockingham County Fair Association, Inc. 10,000 0

Rosenwald School, to the Citizens United to Preserve Greensville County Training School for

50,000 0

Saint John’s Church Foundation 15,000 0

Saint Luke’s Church (1632) 10,000 0

Salem Museum and Historical Society 440,000 0


Sanders House Center, Graham Historical Society 5,000 0

Sandler Center for the Performing Arts 1,460,000 100,000

Sandy River Community Park 12,500 0

Schooner Virginia Project* 400,000 50,000

Science Museum of Western Virginia 500,000 100,000

SERVE Homeless Shelter 20,000 10,000

Shenandoah Arts Center Foundation 0 10,000

Shenandoah Shakespeare 0 200,000

Shenandoah Valley Battlefield Foundation 100,000 100,000

Shenandoah Valley Discovery Museum 500,000 200,000

Six House, Inc. 5,000 0

Southeast Rural Community Assistance Project 15,000 0

Southside Business Technology Center 0 75,000

Southwestern Youth Association 25,000 0

Special Olympics Virginia 100,000 100,000

St. John’s Episcopal Church Foundation 0 50,000

St. Joseph’s Villa, the Dooley School 50,000 0

Star Achievers Academy, to the Peninsula YMCA for 0 20,000

State Theater Foundation, Inc. 0 50,000

Staunton Performing Arts Center 200,000 100,000

Steamboat Era Museum 50,000 100,000

Steele House, to the Stone House Foundation for 0 50,000

Stonewall Camp #380, Confederate Monument 5,000 2,000

Stratford Hall 50,000 400,000

Suffolk Center for Cultural Arts 125,000 200,000

Suffolk Museum of African American History 12,500 0

Swift Creek Mill Theatre, Inc. 75,000 25,000

Tameroa Maritime Foundation 5,000 0

Tangier Island Health Foundation LLC 0 300,000

The Haven 75,000 100,000

Theatre IV 25,000 10,000

Therapeutic Riding Association Horse Show 3,000 0

Thomas Jefferson’s Poplar Forest 750,000 0

Timber Ridge School 0 50,000

TodiMusicFest, Inc. 25,000 0

Town of Clarksville 5,000 0

Trail of the Lonesome Pine 32,500 0

United States Biology Olympiad (USABO) 25,000 0


USS Monitor Center at the Mariners Museum 750,000 250,000

Valentine Richmond History Center 50,000 25,000

Vienna Town Green 12,500 0

Village View Foundation 15,000 0

Vinton War Memorial 25,000 0

Virginia Air and Space Museum 1,000,000 0

Virginia Alliance of Boys and Girls Clubs 50,000 0

Virginia Aquarium and Marine Science Center 500,000 400,000

Virginia Arts Festival 400,000 250,000

Virginia Ballet Theatre 30,000 0

Virginia Beach Convention Center 125,000 50,000

Virginia Center for Architecture Foundation 62,500 50,000

Virginia Center for the Creative Arts 150,000 0

Virginia Commonwealth Games 5,000 0

Virginia Council on Economic Education 37,500 0

Virginia Economic Bridge, Inc. 137,500 0

Virginia Foundation for Agriculture in the Classroom 25,000 0

Virginia Foundation for Housing Preservation 25,000 0

Virginia Historical Society 350,000 0

Virginia Holocaust Museum 0 100,000

Virginia Home for Boys and Girls 50,000 0

Virginia Horse Council 30,000 0

Virginia Living Museum 750,000 250,000

Virginia Maritime Heritage Foundation 37,500 0

Virginia Museum of Transportation 87,500 85,000

Virginia Opera 75,000 0

Virginia Quality Life 300,000 0

Virginia Recreational Facilities Authority Explore Park 200,000 100,000

Virginia Senior Games, to the Foundation of Virginia Recreation & Park Society for

75,000 0

Virginia Sports Hall of Fame 50,000 255,000

Virginia Stage Company 80,000 0

Virginia Symphony Orchestra 100,000 0

Virginia War Museum 500,000 0

Virginia YMCA 15,000 15,000

Virginia Zoo 25,000 0

Visual Arts Center of Richmond 25,000 50,000

Wakefield Foundation Center for the Arts 0 10,000


”.

Language: Page 527, following line 19, Insert:

Walter Reed Adult Day Care Center 0 50,000

Warren Coalition-Free Wheeling Handicapped Playground 25,000 0

Warwick Courthouse 12,500 0

Washington Area Housing Trust 50,000 50,000

Washington Rochambeau Revolutionary Route 10,000 0

Washington’s Ferry Farm 350,000 200,000

Watermen’s Museum 150,000 0

Waynesboro Heritage Foundation 25,000 0

Wayside Theatre 12,500 10,000

Western Virginia Foundation for the Arts and Sciences (Center in the Square)

200,000 100,000

Westmoreland County Museum 100,000 100,000

Westmoreland Poor School Society* 15,000 0

Weston Manor, to the Historic Hopewell Preservation Foundation for

150,000 0

White House of the Confederacy, to the Confederate Memorial Literary Society for

50,000 400,000

William Atkinson Jones Memorial 5,000 0

William King Regional Arts Center 200,000 200,000

Williamsburg Area Performing Arts Center 12,500 0

Williamsburg-James City County for a 400th Anniversary Memorial Placard

5,000 10,000

Winchester- Frederick County Historical Society 20,000 0

Wolf Creek Indian Village and Museum 5,000 0

Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts 1,250,000 300,000

Woodlawn, to the National Trust for Historic Preservation for 0 75,000

Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library 2,000,000 0

Woodstock Museum of Shenandoah County 5,000 0

Working Watermen’s Memorial 2,000 0

Wytheville Training School Cultural Center, Inc. 0 35,000

Youth Challenge, Inc. 67,500 0

Youth Corporation, Inc 12,500 0

TOTAL $36,714,770 $14,704,500

General Conditions General Conditions

Item C-0 #2s

Language


“O. Projects receiving supplemental appropriations in this act must be completed within the revisedbudget provided, or otherwise reduced in scope or canceled. Agencies and institutions withnon-general funds will bear the costs of additional overruns from non-general funds.”

Language: Page 527, following line 19, Insert: “O. All capital project reviews, design and construction decisions, and scope changes shall be basedon the project life cycle cost that provides the best long-term benefit to the Commonwealth.”

Language: Page 527, following line 19, Insert: “O. The Governor’s six year capital improvement plan required pursuant to § 2.2-1503.2, Code ofVirginia shall be delivered to the General Assembly by October 1, 2007.”

Language: Page 527, following line 19, Insert: “O. The Secretaries of Administration and Finance shall work with the Chairmen of the SenateFinance and House Appropriations Committees to revise the process for production of the six yearcapital improvement plan to provide for General Assembly review and approval prior to thebeginning of each new biennial budget cycle.”

Language: Page 529, following line 21, insert: “C-7.30. Improvements: Critical Repairs to the General Assembly

Building, Phase 1 (xxxxx) $3,105,972Fund Sources: General $3,105,972”.



Item C-0 #3s

Language


Item C-0 #4s

Language


Item C-0 #5s

Language

Administration Department Of General Services FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08

$3,105,972

Item C-7.30 #2s

GF

Administration Department Of General Services FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08

$4,500,000

Item C-7.30 #3s

GF


“C-7.30. Improvements: State Capitol Renovation and Southern Extension $4,500,000Fund Sources: General $4,500,000”.

Language: Page 533, following line 18, insert: “C-18.10. New Construction: Information Technology Center/Library

Addition (16774) $3,520,000Fund Sources: General $3,520,000”.

Language: Page 533, line 19, strike “$0” and insert “$7,667,000”.


Language: Page 533, line 29, strike “$4,125,000” and insert “$0”.Page 533, strike lines 29 to 31.

GF NGF Total

Chapter 955 (2003) $68,020,000 $5,972,000 $73,992,000

Changes Authorized in Chapter 897 (2004) $15,031,000 $7,853,000 $22,884,000

Changes Authorized in Chapter 2 (2006 Special Session I)

$1,000,000 $0 $1,000,000

Changes Authorized in Chapter XXX (2007) $4,500,000 $0 $4,250,000

Total Authorization $88,551,000 $13,825,000 $102,376,000”


$0FY 07-08

$3,520,000

Item C-18.10 #1s

GF


$0FY 07-08

$7,667,000

Item C-19 #2s

NGF


$0FY 07-08

$18,600,000

Item C-20 #2s

NGF


$0FY 07-08

($4,125,000)

Item C-22.05 #1s

GF


FY 06-07$0

FY 07-08$3,485,000

Item C-23 #1s

GF




Language: Page 539, following line 38, insert: “George Mason University (GMU) is hereby granted authority to impose restrictive covenants on itsproperty as required by the federal grant supporting this project, by executing and recording a Noticeof Federal Interest.”


Language: Page 541, line 48, strike “$0” and insert “$900,000”.Page 541, line 47, following “I”, insert “Supplement and”




$0FY 07-08

$2,900,000

Item C-41 #2s

NGF

Education: Higher Education George Mason University

Item C-51 #1s

Language


$0FY 07-08

$40,000,000

Item C-54 #2s

NGF


$0$0

FY 07-08$450,000$450,000

Item C-55.20 #1s

GFNGF


$0FY 07-08

($6,000,000)

Item C-55.87 #1s

NGF


$0FY 07-08

$10,856,000

Item C-55.88 #1s

NGF


“C-55.88. New Construction: Supplement Parking Deck III, Fairfax (17049) $10,856,000Fund Sources: Bond Proceeds $10,856,000”.

Language: Page 543, following line 8, insert: “C-55.88. New Construction: Supplement Student Union III (17051) $6,000,000Fund Sources: Bond Proceeds $6,000,000”.

Language: Page 543, following line 23, insert: “C-56.10. Acquisition: Property Purchase (xxxxx) $9,000,000Fund Sources: Higher Education Operating $9,000,000”.The Director of the Department of Planning and Budget may approve the use of nongeneral fundbalances from auxiliary services for this acquisition to reduce the amount to be financed from 9(d)bonds.”

Language: Page 543, following line 23, insert: “C-56.10. New Construction: Softball and Baseball Complex (xxxxx) $5,000,000Fund Sources: Bond Proceeds $5,000,000”.

Language: Page 543, following line 23, insert: “C-56.10. New Construction: Supplement Dining Hall (17439) $3,000,000Fund Sources: Bond Proceeds $3,000,000”.

Language: Page 547, Line 38, unstrike “$0” Page 547, Line 39, insert, “Higher Education Operating”


$0FY 07-08

$6,000,000

Item C-55.88 #2s

NGF


$0FY 07-08

$9,000,000

Item C-56.10 #3s

NGF


$0FY 07-08

$5,000,000

Item C-56.10 #4s

NGF


$3,000,000FY 07-08

$0

Item C-56.10 #5s

NGF

Education: Higher Education Longwood University

Item C-73 #1s

Language


($2,558,000)FY 07-08

$0

Item C-74 #1s

NGF


Language: Page 548, line 2, strike “$2,558,000” and insert “$0”.Page 548, Strike lines 1 to 3.



Language: Page 550, following line 25, insert: “C-86.40. New Construction: Two New Residence Halls (xxxxx) $35,000,000Fund Sources: Bond Proceeds $35,000,000”.

Language: Page 550, following line 25, insert: “C-86.40. Improvements: Renovate Goolrick Field (xxxxx) $2,000,000Fund Sources: Bond Proceeds $2,000,000”.

Language: Page 550, following line 25, insert: “C-86.40. Alternative Financing AuthorityFund Sources:1. Subject to the provisions of this act, the General Assembly authorizes the University of MaryWashington to enter into a written agreement or agreements with the University of Mary WashingtonReal Estate Foundation (UMWREF) to support student housing projects and/or operational relatedfacilities through alternative financing agreements including public-private partnerships. 2. The University of Mary Washington is further authorized to enter into written agreements withUMWREF to support such student housing facilities; the support may include agreements to (i)include the student housing facilities in the University’s student housing inventory; (ii) manage theoperation and maintenance of the facilities, including collection of rental fees as if those students


$0FY 07-08

($1,396,000)

Item C-80.40 #1s

GF


$0FY 07-08

$2,000,000

Item C-86.10 #2s

GF


$0FY 07-08

$35,000,000

Item C-86.40 #1s

NGF


$0FY 07-08

$2,000,000

Item C-86.40 #2s

NGF

Education: Higher Education University Of Mary Washington

Item C-86.40 #3s

Language


occupied University-owned housing; (iii) assign students to the facilities in preference to otherUniversity-owned facilities; (iv) seek to obtain police power over the student housing as provided bylaw; and (v) otherwise support the student housing facilities consistent with law, provided that theUniversity shall not be required to take any action that would constitute a breach of the University’sobligations under any document or other instruments constituting or securing bonds or otherindebtedness of the University or the Commonwealth of Virginia.

3. The General Assembly further authorizes the University of Mary Washington to enter into awritten agreement with a public or private entity to design, construct, and finance a facility orfacilities to provide additional student housing and/or operational related facilities. The facility orfacilities may or may not be located on property owned by the Commonwealth. The University ofMary Washington is also authorized to enter into a written agreement with the public or privateentity to lease all or a portion of the facilities. The State Treasury is authorized to make Treasuryloans to provide interim financing for planning, construction and other costs of any of the projects.Revenue bonds issued by or for UMWREF will provide construction and/or permanent financing.

4. The University of Mary Washington is further authorized to convey parcels of land to theUMWREF, which will develop the land for the purpose of establishing residential housing forstudents and/or faculty and staff, office, retail, and other commercial land uses in accordance withthe University’s approved Master Plan.”

Language:

Page 552, following line 21, insert:

“Norfolk State is authorized to enter into a long-term lease or other written agreements, with NorfolkState University Foundation (NSUF) or the Enterprise and Empowerment Foundation (E2F) for thedevelopment, design, construction and financing of a multilevel parking garage to be located on theUniversity’s campus in the City of Norfolk. The development of this additional parking is inaccordance with the University’s approved Master Plan. NSUF or E2F will develop this parkingstructure as part of the necessary infrastructure of the University in support of planned public safetyas well as existing and planned student housing.”

Language:


“C-110.40. Planning: Phase I - Renovate 47th Street Warehouse (xxxxx) $619,653

Fund Sources: General $619,653”.

Language:


Education: Higher Education Norfolk State University

Item C-94.40 #4s

Language


$0FY 07-08$619,653

Item C-110.40 #1s

GF


$0FY 07-08$787,956

Item C-110.40 #3s

GF


“C-110.40. Planning: Student Retention Center (xxxxx) $787,956Fund Sources: General $787,956”.

Language: Page 559, Following line 29, insert: “C-127.81. Acquisition: Advanced Research and Technology Life Sciences

Annex (xxxxx) $35,100,000Fund Sources: Bond Proceeds $35,100,000”.

Language: Strike lines 9 to 11.

Language: Page 563, line 9, strike “$3,700,000” and insert “$0”. Page 563, line 20, following “$52,000,000”, strike “$67,700,000” and insert “$64,000,000”.


Language: Page 573, line 6, strike “$0” and insert “$657,000”.



$0FY 07-08

$35,100,000

Item C-127.81 #1s

NGF


($3,100,000)$3,100,000

FY 07-08$0$0

Item C-127.99 #1s

GFNGF


$0FY 07-08

($3,700,000)

Item C-144 #1s

GF

Education: Higher Education Virginia Community College System FY 06-07

$0FY 07-08

($5,640,000)

Item C-198.50 #1s

GF


$0FY 07-08$657,000

Item C-199 #1s

GF

Education: Higher Education Virginia Polytechnic Institute And State University

FY 06-07$0

FY 07-08$13,000,000

Item C-218.60 #2s

NGF


“C-218.60. New Construction: Supplement, Performance Hall (16758) $13,000,000Fund Sources: Bond Proceeds $13,000,000”.

Language: Page 580, following line 18, insert: “C-232.91. New Construction: Construct Parking Deck (xxxxx) $3,000,000Fund Sources: Bond Proceeds $3,000,000”.

Language: Page 580, following line 18, insert: “C-232.91. Improvements: Renovate Trinkle Hall (xxxxx) $3,000,000Fund Sources: Higher Education Operating $3,000,000”.

Language: Page 581, following line 36, insert: “C-241.20. New Construction: Belmont Bay Science Center, Potomac

Science Lab (xxxxx) $5,000,000Fund Sources: Bond Proceeds $5,000,000”.





$3,000,000FY 07-08

$0

Item C-232.91 #2s

NGF


$3,000,000FY 07-08

$0

Item C-232.91 #3s

NGF

Education: Other The Science Museum Of Virginia FY 06-07

$5,000,000FY 07-08

$0

Item C-241.20 #2s

NGF

Education: Higher Education Southwest Virginia Higher Education Center

FY 06-07$0

FY 07-08$1,365,000

Item C-244.10 #1s

GF


FY 06-07$0

FY 07-08($7,500,000)

Item C-255.10 #1s

GF

Central Appropriations 9(C) Revenue Bonds

Item C-327 #1s

Language


Page 602, following line 17, insert: Construct Dining Hall C-53.10 17439 $3,000,000”

Language: Page 604, line 12, unstrike “$11,475,000”. Page 604, line 13, Strike “$24,506,000”. Page 604, line 13, Strike “$0” and insert “$13,031,000”.

Language: Page 593, line 1, Insert: “C-290.40. Planning: Charlotte County Prison $0 $284,837Fund Sources: Special $0”. $284,837”.“The Director of the Department of Accounts shall transfer $284,837 on July 1, 2007, from theCorrections Special Reserve Fund to support this project.”

Language: Page 605, line 35, Insert: “A.1. This item authorizes the capital projects listed below to be financed pursuant to Article X,Section 9(d) of the Constitution of Virginia. 2. This paragraph shall constitute the authority for the Virginia Public Building Authority to financethe following projects by the issuance of revenue bonds in aggregate principal amounts not toexceed the Section 9(d) Bonds amounts listed, plus amounts to fund related issuance costs, reservefunds, and other financing expenses, in accordance with §2.2-2263 of the Code of Virginia. 3. The appropriations for said capital projects are contained in the appropriation items listed belowand are subject to the conditions in § 2-0 F of this act. 4. The total amount listed in this Paragraph includes $99,000,000 in bond proceeds. Department of Corrections, Central Activities Construct Medium Security Correctional Facility - Mount Rogers Planning District C-290.40XXXXX $99,000,000”

Language: Page 593, line 1, Insert:

Central Appropriations 9(D) Revenue Bonds

Item C-328 #1s

Language


$0FY 07-08$284,837

Item C-290.40 #2s

NGF


Item C-329 #2s

Language


$0FY 07-08

$99,000,000

Item C-290.40 #3s

NGF


“C-290.40. New Construction: Medium Security Correctional Facility, Mount Rogers Planning District (xxxxx) $99,000,000

Fund Sources: Bond Proceeds $99,000,000”.

Language: Page 594, line 33, strike “$25,000” and insert “$608,000”.Page 595, after line 8, insert:“4. Included in this item is $583,000 from the general fund the first year for costs related to theconveyance of approximately 80 acres at the Radford Army Ammunition Plant, New River Unit,donated by the United States government to the Commonwealth for use as a veterans’ cemetery.Final acceptance of the property must be approved by the Governor, after the completion and reviewof an environmental assessment.”

Language: Page 603, line 2, following “$506,502,000”, strike “$619,669,000” and insert “$782,344,000”.Page 603, line 3, following “$58,000,000”, strike “$59,600,000” and insert “$72,631,000”.Page 603, line 11, following “17360”, strike “$7,500,000” and insert “$26,100,000”.Page 603, line 11, following “$0”, strike “$7,500,000” and insert “$26,100,000”.Page 603, line 31, strike “$11,551,000” and insert “$14,451,000”.Page 603, line 31, following “$0”, strike “$11,551,000” and insert “$14,451,000”.Page 603, following line 55, insert:“Construct Hotel Conference Center C-54 XXXXX $40,000,000 $0 $40,000,000Construct Parking Deck III C-55.88 XXXXX $10,856,000 $0 $10,856,000Construct Student Union III C-55.88 XXXXX $6,000,000 $0 $6,000,000”.Page 603, following line 60, insert:“Construct Softball and Baseball Complex C-56.10 XXXXX $5,000,000 $0 $5,000,000”.Page 604, strike line 13, and insert “$11,475,000 $13,031,000 $24,506,000 “.Page 604, following line 38, insert:“University Of Mary WashingtonConstruct Two Residence Halls C-86.40 XXXXX $35,000,000 $0 $35,000,000Renovate Goolrick Field C-86.40 XXXXX $2,000,000 $0 $2,000,000”.Page 604, following line 45, insert:“Acquire Advanced Research & Technology Life Sciences Annex C-127.81 XXXXX$35,100,000 $0 $35,100,000”.Page 605, following line 29, insert:“Acquire Advanced Research & Technology Life Sciences Annex C-127.81 XXXXX$35,100,000 $0 $35,100,000”.Engineering/Computational Sciences Building C-218.60 XXXXX $4,250,000 $0 $4,250,000Construct Performance Hall C-218.60 XXXXX $13,000,000 $0 $13,000,000Virginia State UniversityConstruct Parking Deck C-232.91 XXXXX $3,000,000 $0 $3,000,000”.

Public Safety Department Of Veterans Services FY 06-07

$583,000FY 07-08

$0

Item C-302.20 #1s

NGF


Item C-328 #2s

Language


Page 605, strike line 33 and insert:“$782,344,000 $72,631,000 $841,944,000”.

Language: Page 605, strike lines 35 through 57. Page 606, strike lines 1 through 64. Page 607, strike lines 1 through 31.

Language: Page 607, strike lines 32 through 58. Page 608, strike lines 1 through 52.

Language: Page 615, line 43, after “(Project 17260)” insert: “, and on July 1, 2007, the State Comptroller shall transfer $284,837 in Special Funds from theCorrections Special Reserve Fund, pursuant to Section 30-19.1:4 of the Code of Virginia, to thecapital project in Item C-290.40 of this Act.”

Language: Page 625, line 51, after “d)”, strike “Each” and insert: “Except as provided in Chapters 933 and 943 of the 2006 Acts of Assembly, each”.

Language: Page 626, line 20, after “a)”, strike “Mandatory” and insert: “Except as provided in Chapters 933 and 943 of the 2006 Acts of Assembly, mandatory”.

Language: Page 642, after line 14, insert:


Item C-329 #1s

Language


Item C-330 #1s

Language

Transfers Interfund Transfers

Item 3-1.01 #2s

Language

Revenues Nongeneral Fund Revenues

Item 4-2.01 #3s

Language

Revenues Nongeneral Fund Revenues

Item 4-2.01 #4s

Language

Special Conditions and Restrictions on Expenditures Good and Services

Item 4-5.04 #4s

Language


“5. Nothing in this subsection shall limit any authority specifically granted by Chapters 933 and 943of the 2006 Acts of Assembly subject to the limitations and conditions set forth in Chapters 933 and943 of the 2006 Acts of Assembly.”

Language: Page 642, line 31, after “PRODUCTION:”, strike “No” and insert: “Except for public institutions of higher education governed by Chapters 933 and 943 of the 2006Acts of Assembly, no”.

Language: Page 647, line 61, strike “$103,289” and insert “$119,942”. Page 647, line 62, strike “$106,388” and insert “$123,540”. Page 648, line 6, strike “$121,458” and insert “$103,289”. Page 648, line 7, strike “$125,102” and insert “$106,388”. Page 648, line 18, strike “$106,259” and insert “$119,942”. Page 648, line 19, strike “$109,447” and insert “$123,540”. Page 650, strike lines 48 through 50. Page 650, line 57, strike “$85,764” and insert “$94,340”. Page 650, line 58, strike “$88,337” and insert “$97,170”. Page 650, line 65, strike “$82,779” and insert “$70,279”. Page 650, line 66, strike “$85,262” and insert “$72,387”. Page 651, strike lines 4 through 6. Page 651, line 27, strike “$81,761” and insert “$80,000”. Page 651, line 28, strike “$84,214” and insert “$82,400”. Page 651, line 53, strike “$139,701” and insert “$146,943”. Page 651, line 54, strike “$143,892” and insert “$151,351”. Page 652, line 45, strike “$165,513” and insert “$184,525”. Page 652, line 46, strike “$170,748” and insert “$190,061”.

Language: Page 659, strike lines 42 through 45; page 660, strike lines 1 through 16; page 660, before line 17insert: “§4-9.01 DELEGATED FUNCTIONAL AUTHORITY AND MEMORANDA OFUNDERSTANDING A. Pursuant to Subchapter 2 (§ 23-38.90) of the Restructured Higher Education Financial andAdministrative Operations Act of 2005, Chapters 933 and 945 of the 2005 Acts of Assembly, asamended by the 2007 Session of the General Assembly in Senate Bill No. 1342, public institutionsof higher education in the Commonwealth that are certified by the State Council of HigherEducation for Virginia pursuant to subsection C of § 23-9.6:1.01 as having met the requirements ofsubsection B of § 23-38.88 are hereby eligible as follows to elect to be granted the functional

Special Conditions and Restrictions on Expenditures Good and Services

Item 4-5.04 #5s

Language

Positions and Employment Employee Compensation

Item 4-6.01 #1s

Language

Higher Education Restructuring Approval of Management Agreement for Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

Item 4-9.01 #1s

Language


authority in the operational areas of either (i) information technology or (ii) procurement as set forthin §§ 2.0 and 3.0 of Senate Bill No. 1342; and that the governing body of each such institution shallmake its election by a resolution adopted by the governing body and submitted to the Governor, withcopies to the Chairmen of the House Committee on Appropriations and the Senate Committee onFinance: 1. Information technology: a. George Mason University, James Madison University, Longwood University, Old DominionUniversity, Radford University, Virginia Commonwealth University, Virginia Military Institute, andthe Virginia Community College System may elect to be granted the information technologyfunctional authority in a memorandum of understanding that is substantially identical to § 2.0 ofSenate Bill No. 1342, subject to the approval of the appropriate cabinet official as designated by theGovernor and approval by the Governor or his designee. The appropriate cabinet official asdesignated by the Governor shall receive input from the Information Technology Investment Boardprior to granting approval of the memorandum of understanding. The Information TechnologyInvestment Board will have 15 calendar days to comment upon receipt of the request from theGovernor’s designee. The appropriate cabinet official as designated by the Governor shall have 90calendar days to determine whether or not to enter into a memorandum of understanding for theadditional functional authority. The appropriate cabinet official shall notify the Chairmen of theHouse Committee on Appropriations and the Senate Committee on Finance of the decisionregarding the request and provide a copy of any executed memorandums of understanding. b. Any other public institution of higher education may submit a request to the Governor to receivedecentralized authority in the area of information technology based on the process that is currentlyavailable. Any other public institution of higher education must prove able to successfully managethe decentralized authority in information technology prior to being considered for the functionalauthority granted in § 2.0 of Senate Bill No. 1342. 2. Procurement: a. George Mason University, James Madison University, Old Dominion University, RadfordUniversity, Virginia Commonwealth University, Virginia Military Institute, Longwood Universityand the Virginia Community College System may elect to be granted the procurement functionalauthority in a memorandum of understanding that is substantially identical to § 3.0 of Senate BillNo. 1342, subject to the approval of the appropriate cabinet officials as identified by the Governorand approval by the Governor or his designee. The appropriate cabinet officials as designated by theGovernor shall have 90 calendar days to determine whether or not to enter into a memorandum ofunderstanding for the additional functional authority. The appropriate cabinet officials shall notifythe Chairmen of the House Committee on Appropriations and the Senate Committee on Finance ofthe decision regarding the request and provide a copy of any executed memorandums ofunderstanding. b. Any other public institution of higher education may submit a request to the Governor to receivedecentralized authority in the area of procurement based on the process that is currently available.Any other public institution of higher education must prove able to successfully manage thedecentralized authority in procurement prior to being considered for the functional authority grantedin § 3.0 of Senate Bill No. 1342. B. A public institution of higher education that is granted approval for additional authority under§§ 2.0 and 3.0 of Senate Bill No. 1342 shall be subject to this section and its implementation of thefunctional authority granted by this section shall be subject to the reviews, assessments, and auditsas may be conducted periodically by the appropriate Cabinet Secretary or Secretaries, as designatedby the Governor, or as otherwise may be required by this act or by other law. C. If the Governor makes a written determination that a public institution of higher education thathas been designated or approved pursuant to subsection A of this section to enter into amemorandum of understanding for additional functional authority set forth in §§ 2.0 and 3.0 ofSenate Bill No. 1342, is not in substantial compliance with the additional functional authority thathas been granted to that institution by this act or a separate act, or that an institution that has entered


into a memorandum of understanding with the Commonwealth pursuant to subsection A of thissection is not in substantial compliance with the terms of that memorandum of understanding, (i) theGovernor shall provide a copy of that written determination to the chairman of the governing bodyof the institution and to the Chairmen of the House Committee on Appropriations and the SenateCommittee on Finance, and (ii) such memorandum of understanding may be revoked by theGovernor or at the Governor’s option the institution shall develop and implement a plan ofcorrective action, satisfactory to the Governor, for purposes of coming into substantial compliance,within a timeframe set by the Governor and shall provide a copy of such corrective action plan to theChairmen of the House Committee on Appropriations and the Senate Committee on Finance. If theGovernor determines that the institution is not yet in substantial compliance after reviewing thecorrective action plan, the Governor may void the additional functional authority granted pursuant tosubsection A of this section. Upon such action by the Governor to revoke or void a memorandum ofunderstanding, the affected public institution of higher education shall not exercise any additionalfunctional authority granted pursuant to subsection A of this section unless and until (i) such actionis reversed by an act of the General Assembly or (ii) the General Assembly re-designates theinstitution, or the institution enters into a subsequent memorandum of understanding with theCommonwealth, under subsection A of this section.”

Language: Page 663, strike lines 27 through 36


On motion of Senator Chichester, the amendments were agreed to.

H.B. 2545 (two thousand five hundred forty-five) was read by title the third time.

The amendment in the nature of a substitute proposed by the Committee on Finance was offered,having been printed separately, with its title reading as follows:

A BILL to amend and reenact § 58.1-609.11 of the Code of Virginia, relating to audit requirements;nonprofit organizations.


On motion of Senator Chichester, the substitute was agreed to.


H.B. 3022 (three thousand twenty-two) was read by title the third time.


A BILL to amend and reenact §§ 58.1-321 and 58.1-322 of the Code of Virginia, relating to minimumfiling thresholds and personal exemptions for income tax.


Higher Education Restructuring Resolution Of Conflict with Enacted Management Agreements

Item 4-9.03 #1s

Language




H.B. 3062 (three thousand sixty-two) was read by title the third time.


A BILL to amend and reenact § 58.1-609.11 of the Code of Virginia, relating to audit requirements;nonprofit organizations.




Senator Norment moved that the passage of the House bills that follow be considered en bloc.


On motion of Senator Norment, the following House bills were passed en bloc with their titles:

H.B. 1650 (one thousand six hundred fifty) with amendments.H.B. 2059 (two thousand fifty-nine). H.B. 2135 (two thousand one hundred thirty-five). H.B. 2148 (two thousand one hundred forty-eight). H.B. 2220 (two thousand two hundred twenty). H.B. 2284 (two thousand two hundred eighty-four). H.B. 2545 (two thousand five hundred forty-five) with substitute.H.B. 2724 (two thousand seven hundred twenty-four). H.B. 3022 (three thousand twenty-two) with substitute.H.B. 3062 (three thousand sixty-two) with substitute.


YEAS--Bell, Chichester, Colgan, Cuccinelli, Deeds, Devolites Davis, Edwards, Hanger, Hawkins,Herring, Houck, Howell, Lambert, Locke, Lucas, Marsh, Martin, McDougle, Miller, Newman, Norment,Obenshain, O’Brien, Potts, Puckett, Puller, Quayle, Rerras, Reynolds, Ruff, Saslaw, Stolle, Stosch, Ticer,Wagner, Wampler, Watkins, Whipple, Williams--39.


H.B. 3202 (three thousand two hundred two) was read by title the third time.

The amendment in the nature of a substitute proposed by the Committee on Transportation wasoffered, having been printed separately, with its title reading as follows:


A BILL to amend and reenact §§ 2.2-1514, 10.1-1188, 15.2-2403, 15.2-4831, 15.2-4839, 15.2-4840,30-66, 33.1-1, 33.1-2, 33.1-3, 33.1-13, 33.1-23.03, 33.1-23.03:8, 33.1-67, 33.1-72.1, 33.1-221.1:1,33.1-223.2:12, 33.1-268, 33.1-269, 33.1-277, 46.2-332, 46.2-694, 46.2-694.1, 46.2-697, 46.2-1135,58.1-540, 58.1-605, 58.1-606, 58.1-609.5, 58.1-638, 58.1-811, 58.1-2217, 58.1-2249, 58.1-2289,58.1-2403, 58.1-2425, 58.1-2701, and 58.1-2706 of the Code of Virginia; to amend the Code ofVirginia by adding sections numbered 15.2-2223.1, 15.2-4838.1, 33.1-23.03:10, 33.1-23.4:01,46.2-206.1, 46.2-332.1, 46.2-702.1, 46.2-755.1, 46.2-755.2, 46.2-1167.1, 58.1-605.1, 58.1-606.1,58.1-625.1, 58.1-802.1, 58.1-802.2, 58.1-2402.1, 58.1-2402.2, 58.1-3221.2, 58.1-3221.3, and58.1-3825.1, by adding in Chapter 22 of Title 15.2 an article numbered 9 consisting of a sectionnumbered 15.2-2328, by adding in Article 1 of Chapter 24 of Title 15.2 a section numbered15.2-2403.1, by adding in Title 33.1 a chapter numbered 10.2, consisting of sections numbered33.1-391.6 through 33.1-391.18, by adding in Chapter 6 of Title 58.1 a section numbered58.1-639.1, and by adding in Article 2 of Chapter 25 of Title 58.1 a section numbered 58.1-2531;and to repeal the tenth enactment clauses of Chapter 1019 and Chapter 1044 of the Acts of Assemblyof 2000, and to authorize the Commonwealth Transportation Board to issue certain bonds, relating totransportation.


Senator Williams moved that the substitute be agreed to.


The yeas and nays were called for; and, being desired by one-fifth of the Senators present, the yeasand nays were ordered.


YEAS--Bell, Cuccinelli, Devolites Davis, Martin, McDougle, Newman, Norment, Obenshain,O’Brien, Quayle, Rerras, Ruff, Stolle, Stosch, Wagner, Wampler, Williams--17.

NAYS--Blevins, Chichester, Colgan, Deeds, Edwards, Hanger, Hawkins, Herring, Houck, Howell,Lambert, Locke, Lucas, Marsh, Miller, Potts, Puckett, Puller, Reynolds, Saslaw, Ticer, Watkins,Whipple--23.

RULE 36--0.



A BILL to amend and reenact §§ 2.2-1509.2, 2.2-1514, 15.2-2403, 15.2-4839, 15.2-4840, 30-66, 33.1-3,33.1-13, 33.1-23.03, 33.1-23.03:8, 33.1-67, 33.1-69, 33.1-72.1, 33.1-268, 33.1-269, 33.1-277,46.2-694, 46.2-694.1, 46.2-697, 46.2-698, 46.2-700, 46.2-730, 46.2-752, 46.2-753, 46.2-1135,58.1-540, 58.1-605, 58.1-606, 58.1-609.5, 58.1-638, 58.1-802, 58.1-811, 58.1-812, 58.1-813,58.1-2217, 58.1-2249, 58.1-2289, 58.1-2403, 58.1-2425, 58.1-2701, and 58.1-2706 of the Code ofVirginia; to amend the Code of Virginia by adding sections numbered 15.2-2223.1, 15.2-4838.1,15.2-4838.2, 33.1-23.03:10, 33.1-23.4:01, 33.1-70.3, 46.2-206.1, 46.2-332.1, 46.2-702.1,46.2-755.1, 46.2-755.2, 46.2-755.3, 46.2-755.4, 46.2-1167.1, 58.1-605.1, 58.1-605.2, 58.1-605.3,58.1-606.1, 58.1-606.2, 58.1-606.3, 58.1-625.1, 58.1-802.1, 58.1-802.2, 58.1-2402.1, 58.1-2402.2,58.1-3221.2, 58.1-3825.1, and 58.1-3825.2, by adding in Chapter 22 of Title 15.2 an articlenumbered 9 consisting of sections numbered 15.2-2328 and 15.2-2329, by adding in Article 1 of


Chapter 24 of Title 15.2 a section numbered 15.2-2403.1, by adding in Title 15.2 a chapter numbered48.3 consisting of sections numbered 15.2-4841 through 15.2-4843, by adding in Title 33.1 a chapternumbered 10.2, consisting of sections numbered 33.1-391.6 through 33.1-391.18, by adding inChapter 6 of Title 58.1 a section numbered 58.1-639.1, and by adding in Article 2 of Chapter 25 ofTitle 58.1 a section numbered 58.1-2531; and to repeal the tenth enactment clauses of Chapter 1019and Chapter 1044 of the Acts of Assembly of 2000, and to authorize the CommonwealthTransportation Board to issue certain bonds, relating to transportation.



Senator Watkins offered the following amendments to the substitute:

1. Line 15, substitute, after 58.1-3825.2, strike

by adding in Chapter 22 of Title 15.2 an article numbered 9 consisting ofsections numbered 15.2-2328 and 15.2-2329,

2. Line 16, substitute, after 15.2-2329, strike

by adding in Article 1 of Chapter 24 of Title 15.2 a section numbered15.2-2403.1,


by adding in Chapter 22 of Title 15.2 an article numbered 9 consisting ofsections numbered 15.2-2328 and 15.2-2329,

4. Line 35, substitute, after 15.2-2329, strike

by adding in Article 1 of Chapter 24 of Title 15.2 a section numbered15.2-2403.1,

5. Line 184, substitute strike

all of lines 184 through 216

6. Line 232, substitute, after Transportation; strike

construction, maintenance, and general upkeep of streets and roads throughcreation of urban transportation service districts created pursuant to§ 15.2-2403.1;



8. Line 3490, substitute, after A. strike

All


insert Beginning with the Commonwealth’s fiscal year starting on July 1, 2008, and foreach fiscal year thereafter, all

9. Line 3842, substitute, after effective strike

July 1, 2007 insert

July 1, 2008

On motion of Senator Watkins, the reading of the amendments was waived.

On motion of Senator Watkins, the amendments were agreed to.

Senator Norment offered the following amendments to the substitute:

1. Line 3847, substitute, after line 3846 insert

23. That $250 million each fiscal year beginning July 1, 2008, is appropriatedand shall be transferred each fiscal year from the general fund and deposited intothe Transportation Trust Fund and used according to the allocation as providedin § 33.1-23.03:2 of the Code of Virginia.

2. Line 3847, substitute, after line 3846 insert

23. That $100 million each fiscal year beginning July 1, 2008, is appropriatedand shall be transferred each fiscal year from the general fund and deposited intothe Transportation Trust Fund and used according to the allocation as providedin § 33.1-23.03:2 of the Code of Virginia.

On motion of Senator Norment, his amendments were passed by temporarily.

Senator Devolites Davis offered the following amendments to the substitute:


remainder of line 13 and all of line 14 insert

58.1-605.3, 58.1-606.1, 58.1-606.3, 58.1-625.1, 58.1-802.1, 58.1-802.2,58.1-2402.1, 58.1-2402.2, 58.1-3221.2, 58.1-3221.3

2. Line 32, substitute, after 58.1-605.1 strike

remainder of line 32 and all of line 33 insert

58.1-605.3, 58.1-606.1, 58.1-606.3, 58.1-625.1, 58.1-802.1, 58.1-802.2,58.1-2402.1, 58.1-2402.2, 58.1-3221.2, 58.1-3221.3




4. Line 2619, substitute

strike


5. Line 3578, substitute, after line 3577

insert

§ 58.1-3221.3. Classification of commercial real property in certain localities;transportation impact commercial real property tax.

A. Beginning January 1, 2008, solely for the purposes of imposing the taxauthorized pursuant to this section, in the counties and cities that are includedin the Northern Virginia Transportation Authority established pursuant to§ 15.2-4830, real estate used for commercial or industrial purposes is herebydeclared to be a separate class of property. Real estate used for commercial orindustrial purposes does not include real estate for which no permit for use hasbeen issued for occupancy of any premises for commercial use. In addition to allother taxes and fees permitted by law, the governing body of any such localitymay, by ordinance, declare the entire locality a special regional transportationtax district and impose a transportation impact commercial real property tax atthe rate of 0.25% of the fair market value of such property.

B. The governing body of any locality imposing the additional tax imposedpursuant to this section shall appropriate the additional revenue generated tothe Northern Virginia Transportation Authority and the revenue shall be usedaccording to the provisions of § 15.2-4838.1.

C. No locality imposing the tax pursuant to this section shall cease to imposesuch tax so long as the Northern Virginia Transportation Authority (i) isengaged in a transportation project within the boundaries of the locality, (ii) hasentered into a binding commitment to begin a transportation project within theboundaries of the locality, or (iii) has issued bonds or incurred other evidence ofdebt that has not been satisfied or paid in full and that relates to atransportation project undertaken by the Authority within the boundaries of thelocality.

D. The tax imposed pursuant to the authority granted under this section shall beadministered, enforced, and collected in the same manner as set forth in SubtitleIII of Title 58.1 for the administration, enforcement, and collection of localtaxes.

On motion of Senator Devolites Davis, the reading of the amendments was waived.

Senator Devolites Davis moved that the amendments be agreed to.

The question was put on agreeing to the amendments.

The yeas and nays were called for; and, being desired by one-fifth of the Senators present, the yeasand nays were ordered.



YEAS--Bell, Cuccinelli, Devolites Davis, Hawkins, Martin, McDougle, Newman, Norment,Obenshain, O’Brien, Quayle, Rerras, Ruff, Stolle, Stosch, Wagner, Wampler, Williams--18.

NAYS--Blevins, Chichester, Colgan, Deeds, Edwards, Hanger, Herring, Houck, Howell, Lambert,Locke, Lucas, Marsh, Miller, Potts, Puckett, Puller, Reynolds, Saslaw, Ticer, Watkins, Whipple--22.

RULE 36--0.

The amendments were rejected.

The amendments offered by Senator Norment to the substitute were taken up.

On motion of Senator Norment, the reading of the amendments was waived.

On motion of Senator Norment, amendment No. 1 was passed by temporarily.

Senator Norment moved that amendment No. 2 be agreed to.

POINT OF ORDER

Senator Watkins raised the point of order as to whether the Senate would first take up the broader ofthe two floor amendments offered by Senator Norment to H.B. 3202.

The Chair stated that taking up the broader of the two floor amendments offered by Senator Normentto H.B. 3202 described the practice of the House of Delegates, which the Senate does not follow.

The question was put on agreeing to amendment No. 2.

Amendment No. 2 was rejected.

Senator Norment withdrew amendment No. 1.

Senator Hawkins offered the following amendment to the substitute:

1. Line 2154, substitute, after fee insert

of cars of value of $2,500 or more

On motion of Senator Hawkins, the reading of the amendment was waived.

On motion of Senator Hawkins, the amendment was agreed to.

The substitute with amendments was ordered to be engrossed.

H.B. 3202, on motion of Senator Chichester, was passed with its title.



YEAS--Blevins, Chichester, Colgan, Deeds, Edwards, Hawkins, Herring, Houck, Howell, Lambert,Locke, Lucas, Marsh, Miller, Potts, Puckett, Puller, Rerras, Reynolds, Saslaw, Ticer, Watkins,Whipple--23.

NAYS--Bell, Cuccinelli, Devolites Davis, Hanger, Martin, McDougle, Newman, Norment,Obenshain, O’Brien, Quayle, Ruff, Stolle, Stosch, Wagner, Wampler, Williams--17.

RULE 36--0.

HOUSE COMMUNICATION



THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES HAS PASSED WITH AMENDMENTS THE FOLLOWING SENATEBILL:

S.B. 870. A BILL to amend and reenact § 58.1-439.7 of the Code of Virginia, relating to tax credits formachinery and equipment used in the process of producing goods from recyclable materials.

THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES HAS PASSED WITH SUBSTITUTES THE FOLLOWING SENATEBILLS:

S.B. 743. A BILL to amend and reenact § 58.1-609.11 of the Code of Virginia, relating to auditrequirements; nonprofit organizations.

S.B. 778. A BILL to amend and reenact § 58.1-321 of the Code of Virginia, relating to minimum filingthresholds for income tax.

S.B. 1172. A BILL to amend and reenact § 58.1-1505 of the Code of Virginia, relating to exemptionsfrom the aircraft sales and use tax.



On motion of Senator Norment, the Rules were suspended and the reading of the communicationfrom the House of Delegates was waived.





HOUSE BILLS ON SECOND READINGRECONSIDERATION

Senator Chichester moved to reconsider the vote by which the following House bills were passed byfor the day:

H.B. 964 (nine hundred sixty-four). H.B. 1622 (one thousand six hundred twenty-two). H.B. 1635 (one thousand six hundred thirty-five). H.B. 1711 (one thousand seven hundred eleven). H.B. 1957 (one thousand nine hundred fifty-seven). H.B. 1969 (one thousand nine hundred sixty-nine). H.B. 2001 (two thousand one). H.B. 2022 (two thousand twenty-two). H.B. 2023 (two thousand twenty-three). H.B. 2024 (two thousand twenty-four). H.B. 2066 (two thousand sixty-six). H.B. 2103 (two thousand one hundred three). H.B. 2142 (two thousand one hundred forty-two). H.B. 2272 (two thousand two hundred seventy-two). H.B. 2292 (two thousand two hundred ninety-two). H.B. 2294 (two thousand two hundred ninety-four). H.B. 2323 (two thousand three hundred twenty-three). H.B. 2334 (two thousand three hundred thirty-four). H.B. 2351 (two thousand three hundred fifty-one). H.B. 2394 (two thousand three hundred ninety-four). H.B. 2603 (two thousand six hundred three). H.B. 2738 (two thousand seven hundred thirty-eight). H.B. 2783 (two thousand seven hundred eighty-three). H.B. 2786 (two thousand seven hundred eighty-six). H.B. 2920 (two thousand nine hundred twenty). H.B. 3016 (three thousand sixteen). H.B. 3044 (three thousand forty-four). H.B. 3055 (three thousand fifty-five). H.B. 3087 (three thousand eighty-seven). H.B. 3111 (three thousand one hundred eleven). H.B. 1603 (one thousand six hundred three). H.B. 1755 (one thousand seven hundred fifty-five). H.B. 1885 (one thousand eight hundred eighty-five). H.B. 2314 (two thousand three hundred fourteen). H.B. 3132 (three thousand one hundred thirty-two).






On motion of Senator Chichester, the following House bills were passed by for the day:

H.B. 964 (nine hundred sixty-four). H.B. 1622 (one thousand six hundred twenty-two). H.B. 1635 (one thousand six hundred thirty-five). H.B. 1957 (one thousand nine hundred fifty-seven). H.B. 1969 (one thousand nine hundred sixty-nine). H.B. 2001 (two thousand one). H.B. 2022 (two thousand twenty-two). H.B. 2023 (two thousand twenty-three). H.B. 2024 (two thousand twenty-four). H.B. 2066 (two thousand sixty-six). H.B. 2103 (two thousand one hundred three). H.B. 2142 (two thousand one hundred forty-two). H.B. 2272 (two thousand two hundred seventy-two). H.B. 2292 (two thousand two hundred ninety-two). H.B. 2294 (two thousand two hundred ninety-four). H.B. 2323 (two thousand three hundred twenty-three). H.B. 2334 (two thousand three hundred thirty-four). H.B. 2351 (two thousand three hundred fifty-one). H.B. 2394 (two thousand three hundred ninety-four). H.B. 2603 (two thousand six hundred three). H.B. 2738 (two thousand seven hundred thirty-eight). H.B. 2783 (two thousand seven hundred eighty-three). H.B. 2786 (two thousand seven hundred eighty-six). H.B. 2920 (two thousand nine hundred twenty). H.B. 3016 (three thousand sixteen). H.B. 3044 (three thousand forty-four). H.B. 3055 (three thousand fifty-five). H.B. 3087 (three thousand eighty-seven). H.B. 3111 (three thousand one hundred eleven). H.B. 1603 (one thousand six hundred three). H.B. 1755 (one thousand seven hundred fifty-five). H.B. 1885 (one thousand eight hundred eighty-five). H.B. 2314 (two thousand three hundred fourteen). H.B. 3132 (three thousand one hundred thirty-two).

H.B. 1711 (one thousand seven hundred eleven) was read by title the third time.



A BILL to authorize the issuance of bonds, in an amount up to $103,550,000 plus financing costs,pursuant to Article X, Section 9(c) of the Constitution of Virginia, for paying costs of acquiring,constructing and equipping revenue-producing capital projects at institutions of higher learning ofthe Commonwealth; to authorize the Treasury Board, by and with the consent of the Governor, to fixthe details of such bonds, to provide for the sale of such bonds, and to issue notes to borrow moneyin anticipation of the issuance of the bonds; to provide for the pledge of the net revenues of suchcapital projects and the full faith, credit and taxing power of the Commonwealth for the payment ofsuch bonds; and to provide that the interest income on such bonds and notes shall be exempt from alltaxation by the Commonwealth and any political subdivision thereof.




H.B. 1711, on motion of Senator Chichester, was passed with its title.




INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION

Pursuant to the provisions of House Joint Resolution No. 577 and Senate Rule 26 (g), Senator Stoschintroduced a joint resolution; subsequently, the following was presented and laid on the Clerk’s Desk:

S.J.R. 507. Celebrating the life of Sidney A. Bailey.Patron--Stosch

Pursuant to the provisions of House Joint Resolution No. 577 and Senate Rule 26 (g), Senator Houckintroduced joint resolutions; subsequently, the following were presented and laid on the Clerk’s Desk:

S.J.R. 508. Celebrating the life of Sergeant Joshua J. Frazier.Patrons--Houck, Chichester and McDougle

S.J.R. 509. Celebrating the life of Gordon Wallace Shelton, Jr.Patrons--Houck and Chichester

At 3:25 p.m., Senator Norment moved that the Senate recess until 5:20 p.m.



The hour of 5:20 p.m. having arrived, the Chair was resumed.

SUPPLEMENTAL CALENDAR NO. 1


S.B. 743 (seven hundred forty-three) was taken up with the amendment in the nature of a substituteproposed by the House of Delegates, and printed separately, the title reading as follows:

A BILL to amend and reenact § 58.1-609.11 of the Code of Virginia, relating to sales and use taxexemptions for nonprofit entities.

Senator Cuccinelli moved that the substitute be rejected.




YEAS--Houck, Lambert, Reynolds--3. NAYS--Blevins, Chichester, Cuccinelli, Deeds, Edwards, Hanger, Hawkins, Herring, Howell,

Locke, Lucas, Marsh, Martin, McDougle, Miller, Newman, Norment, Obenshain, Potts, Puckett, Puller,Quayle, Rerras, Ruff, Saslaw, Stosch, Ticer, Wagner, Watkins, Whipple, Williams--31.

RULE 36--0.

S.B. 778 (seven hundred seventy-eight) was taken up with the amendment in the nature of a substituteproposed by the House of Delegates, and printed separately, the title reading as follows:

A BILL to amend and reenact §§ 58.1-321 and 58.1-322 of the Code of Virginia, relating to minimumfiling thresholds and personal exemptions for income tax.

Senator Stosch moved that the substitute be rejected.




YEAS--0. NAYS--Blevins, Chichester, Cuccinelli, Deeds, Edwards, Hanger, Hawkins, Herring, Houck,

Howell, Lambert, Locke, Lucas, Marsh, Martin, McDougle, Newman, Norment, Obenshain, Potts,Puckett, Puller, Quayle, Rerras, Reynolds, Ruff, Saslaw, Stosch, Ticer, Wagner, Watkins, Whipple,Williams--33.

RULE 36--0.

S.B. 870 (eight hundred seventy) was taken up with the amendments proposed by the House ofDelegates as follows:


1. Line 14, engrossed, after 2007strike

2015insert

2010

2. Line 37, engrossedstrike

all of lines 37 and 38insert

2. That the provisions of this act amending the sunset date shall becomeeffective for taxable years beginning on or after January 1, 2007. The remainingprovisions of this act shall be effective for taxable years beginning on or afterJanuary 1, 2008.

Senator Watkins moved that the amendments be rejected.

The question was put on agreeing to the amendments.

The amendments were rejected.


YEAS--Hawkins, Norment--2. NAYS--Bell, Blevins, Chichester, Cuccinelli, Deeds, Edwards, Hanger, Herring, Houck, Howell,

Lambert, Locke, Lucas, Marsh, Martin, McDougle, Miller, Newman, Obenshain, Potts, Puckett, Puller,Quayle, Rerras, Reynolds, Ruff, Saslaw, Stosch, Ticer, Wagner, Watkins, Whipple, Williams--33.

RULE 36--0.

S.B. 1172 (one thousand one hundred seventy-two) was taken up with the amendment in the natureof a substitute proposed by the House of Delegates, and printed separately, the title reading as follows:

A BILL to amend and reenact § 58.1-1505 of the Code of Virginia, relating to exemptions from theaircraft sales and use tax.

Senator Norment moved that the substitute be rejected.




YEAS--Wampler--1. NAYS--Bell, Blevins, Chichester, Cuccinelli, Deeds, Devolites Davis, Edwards, Hanger, Hawkins,

Herring, Houck, Howell, Lambert, Locke, Lucas, Marsh, Martin, McDougle, Miller, Newman, Norment,Obenshain, Potts, Puckett, Puller, Quayle, Rerras, Reynolds, Ruff, Saslaw, Stosch, Ticer, Wagner,Watkins, Whipple, Williams--36.

RULE 36--0.


HOUSE COMMUNICATION



THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES HAS INSISTED ON ITS AMENDMENTS AND HAS REQUESTEDA COMMITTEE OF CONFERENCE ON THE FOLLOWING SENATE BILL:

S.B. 870. A BILL to amend and reenact § 58.1-439.7 of the Code of Virginia, relating to tax credits formachinery and equipment used in the process of producing goods from recyclable materials.

THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES HAS INSISTED ON ITS SUBSTITUTES AND HAS REQUESTEDCOMMITTEES OF CONFERENCE ON THE FOLLOWING SENATE BILLS:

S.B. 743. A BILL to amend and reenact § 58.1-609.11 of the Code of Virginia, relating to auditrequirements; nonprofit organizations.

S.B. 778. A BILL to amend and reenact § 58.1-321 of the Code of Virginia, relating to minimum filingthresholds for income tax.

S.B. 1172. A BILL to amend and reenact § 58.1-1505 of the Code of Virginia, relating to exemptionsfrom the aircraft sales and use tax.

THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES HAS REJECTED THE AMENDMENTS PROPOSED BY THESENATE TO THE FOLLOWING HOUSE BILL:

H.B. 1650. A BILL to amend and reenact Chapter 3 of the 2006 Acts of Assembly, Special Session I, asamended by Chapter 10 of the 2006 Acts of Assembly, Special Session I, which appropriated thepublic revenues and provided a portion of such revenues for the two years ending, respectively, onthe thirtieth day of June 2007, and the thirtieth day of June 2008.

THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES HAS REJECTED THE SUBSTITUTE PROPOSED BY THE SENATETO THE FOLLOWING HOUSE BILL:

H.B. 3022. A BILL to amend and reenact §§ 58.1-321 and 58.1-322 of the Code of Virginia, relating tominimum filing thresholds and personal exemptions for income tax.

THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES HAS REJECTED THE SUBSTITUTE WITH AMENDMENTSPROPOSED BY THE SENATE TO THE FOLLOWING HOUSE BILL:

H.B. 3202. A BILL to amend and reenact §§ 2.2-1514, 10.1-1188, 15.2-2403, 15.2-4831, 15.2-4839,15.2-4840, 33.1-1, 33.1-2, 33.1-3, 33.1-13, 33.1-19.1, 33.1-23.03, 33.1-23.03:8, 33.1-67, 33.1-69,33.1-72.1, 33.1-223.2:12, 33.1-268, 33.1-269, 33.1-277, 46.2-332, 46.2-694, 46.2-694.1, 46.2-697,46.2-1135, 58.1-540, 58.1-2217, 58.1-2249, 58.1-2289, 58.1-2403, 58.1-2701, and 58.1-2706 of theCode of Virginia; to amend the Code of Virginia by adding a section numbered 15.2-2223.1, byadding in Chapter 22 of Title 15.2 an article numbered 9 consisting of sections numbered 15.2-2328and 15.2-2329, by adding in Article 1 of Chapter 24 of Title 15.2 a section numbered 15.2-2403.1,by adding a section numbered 15.2-4838.1, by adding in Title 30 a chapter numbered 42, consistingof sections numbered 30-278 through 30-283, by adding sections numbered § 33.1-23.03:10 and33.1-23.4:01, by adding in Title 33.1 a chapter numbered 10.2, consisting of sections numbered


33.1-391.6 through 33.1-391.17, by adding sections numbered 46.2-206.1, 46.2-332.1, 46.2-702.1,46.2-755.1, 46.2-755.2, 46.2-1167.1, 58.1-802.1, 58.1-802.2 58.1-2402.1, and 58.1-2402.2, byadding in Article 2 of Chapter 25 of Title 58.1 sections numbered 58.1-2531 and 58.1-2532, and byadding sections numbered 58.1-3221.2, 58.1-3221.3, and 58.1-3825.1; and to repeal the tenthenactment clauses of Chapter 1019 and Chapter 1044 of the Acts of Assembly of 2000, and toauthorize the Commonwealth Transportation Board to issue certain bonds, relating to transportation.



The communication was read by the Clerk.

SUPPLEMENTAL CALENDAR NO. 1 RESUMED

UNFINISHED BUSINESS—HOUSE

H.B. 1650 (one thousand six hundred fifty) was taken up.

On motion of Senator Chichester, the Senate insisted on its amendments and respectfully requested acommittee of conference.


YEAS--Bell, Blevins, Chichester, Colgan, Cuccinelli, Deeds, Devolites Davis, Edwards, Hanger,Hawkins, Herring, Houck, Howell, Lambert, Locke, Lucas, Marsh, Martin, McDougle, Miller, Newman,Norment, Obenshain, O’Brien, Potts, Puckett, Puller, Quayle, Rerras, Reynolds, Ruff, Saslaw, Stosch,Ticer, Wagner, Wampler, Watkins, Whipple, Williams--39.


H.B. 3022 (three thousand twenty-two) was taken up.

On motion of Senator Chichester, the Senate insisted on its substitute and respectfully requested acommittee of conference.


YEAS--Bell, Blevins, Chichester, Colgan, Cuccinelli, Deeds, Devolites Davis, Edwards, Hanger,Hawkins, Herring, Houck, Howell, Lambert, Locke, Lucas, Marsh, McDougle, Miller, Newman,Norment, Obenshain, O’Brien, Potts, Puckett, Puller, Quayle, Rerras, Reynolds, Ruff, Saslaw, Stosch,Ticer, Wagner, Wampler, Watkins, Whipple, Williams--38.

NAYS--Martin--1. RULE 36--0.

H.B. 3202 (three thousand two hundred two) was taken up.

On motion of Senator Williams, the Senate insisted on its substitute with amendments andrespectfully requested a committee of conference.



YEAS--Bell, Blevins, Chichester, Colgan, Deeds, Edwards, Hanger, Hawkins, Herring, Houck,Howell, Lambert, Locke, Lucas, Marsh, Miller, Norment, Potts, Puckett, Puller, Quayle, Rerras, Reynolds,Ruff, Saslaw, Stosch, Ticer, Wagner, Wampler, Watkins, Whipple, Williams--32.

NAYS--Cuccinelli, Devolites Davis, Martin, McDougle, Newman, Obenshain, O’Brien--7. RULE 36--0.


S.B. 743 (seven hundred forty-three) was passed by temporarily.

S.B. 778 (seven hundred seventy-eight) was passed by temporarily.

S.B. 870 (eight hundred seventy) was taken up.

On motion of Senator Chichester, the Senate acceded to the request of the House of Delegates for acommittee of conference on the bill.




S.B. 743 (seven hundred forty-three) was taken up.

On motion of Senator Cuccinelli, the Senate acceded to the request of the House of Delegates for acommittee of conference on the bill.




S.B. 778 (seven hundred seventy-eight) was taken up.

On motion of Senator Stosch, the Senate acceded to the request of the House of Delegates for acommittee of conference on the bill.





S.B. 1172 (one thousand one hundred seventy-two) was taken up.

On motion of Senator Chichester, the Senate acceded to the request of the House of Delegates for acommittee of conference on the bill.


YEAS--Bell, Blevins, Chichester, Cuccinelli, Deeds, Devolites Davis, Edwards, Hanger, Hawkins,Herring, Houck, Howell, Lambert, Locke, Lucas, Marsh, Martin, McDougle, Miller, Newman, Norment,Obenshain, O’Brien, Potts, Puckett, Puller, Quayle, Rerras, Reynolds, Ruff, Saslaw, Stosch, Ticer,Wagner, Wampler, Watkins, Whipple, Williams--38.

NAYS--0. RULE 36--Colgan--1.

HOUSE COMMUNICATION



THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES HAS ACCEDED TO THE REQUEST OF THE SENATE FORCOMMITTEES OF CONFERENCE ON THE FOLLOWING HOUSE BILLS:

H.B. 1650. A BILL to amend and reenact Chapter 3 of the 2006 Acts of Assembly, Special Session I, asamended by Chapter 10 of the 2006 Acts of Assembly, Special Session I, which appropriated thepublic revenues and provided a portion of such revenues for the two years ending, respectively, onthe thirtieth day of June 2007, and the thirtieth day of June 2008.

H.B. 3022. A BILL to amend and reenact §§ 58.1-321 and 58.1-322 of the Code of Virginia, relating tominimum filing thresholds and personal exemptions for income tax.

H.B. 3202. A BILL to amend and reenact §§ 2.2-1514, 10.1-1188, 15.2-2403, 15.2-4831, 15.2-4839,15.2-4840, 33.1-1, 33.1-2, 33.1-3, 33.1-13, 33.1-19.1, 33.1-23.03, 33.1-23.03:8, 33.1-67, 33.1-69,33.1-72.1, 33.1-223.2:12, 33.1-268, 33.1-269, 33.1-277, 46.2-332, 46.2-694, 46.2-694.1, 46.2-697,46.2-1135, 58.1-540, 58.1-2217, 58.1-2249, 58.1-2289, 58.1-2403, 58.1-2701, and 58.1-2706 of theCode of Virginia; to amend the Code of Virginia by adding a section numbered 15.2-2223.1, byadding in Chapter 22 of Title 15.2 an article numbered 9 consisting of sections numbered 15.2-2328and 15.2-2329, by adding in Article 1 of Chapter 24 of Title 15.2 a section numbered 15.2-2403.1,by adding a section numbered 15.2-4838.1, by adding in Title 30 a chapter numbered 42, consistingof sections numbered 30-278 through 30-283, by adding sections numbered § 33.1-23.03:10 and


33.1-23.4:01, by adding in Title 33.1 a chapter numbered 10.2, consisting of sections numbered33.1-391.6 through 33.1-391.17, by adding sections numbered 46.2-206.1, 46.2-332.1, 46.2-702.1,46.2-755.1, 46.2-755.2, 46.2-1167.1, 58.1-802.1, 58.1-802.2 58.1-2402.1, and 58.1-2402.2, byadding in Article 2 of Chapter 25 of Title 58.1 sections numbered 58.1-2531 and 58.1-2532, and byadding sections numbered 58.1-3221.2, 58.1-3221.3, and 58.1-3825.1; and to repeal the tenthenactment clauses of Chapter 1019 and Chapter 1044 of the Acts of Assembly of 2000, and toauthorize the Commonwealth Transportation Board to issue certain bonds, relating to transportation.



The communication was read by the Clerk.

CONFERENCE PROCEDURES

Senator Chichester, Chair of the Committee on Finance, appointed Senators Cuccinelli, Quayle, andSaslaw, the conferees on the part of the Senate for S.B. 743 (seven hundred forty-three).

Senator Chichester, Chair of the Committee on Finance, appointed Senators Stosch, Watkins, andHowell, the conferees on the part of the Senate for S.B. 778 (seven hundred seventy-eight).

Senator Chichester, Chair of the Committee on Finance, appointed Senators Watkins, Stolle, andSaslaw, the conferees on the part of the Senate for S.B. 870 (eight hundred seventy).

Senator Chichester, Chair of the Committee on Finance, appointed Senators Stolle, Hanger, andLambert, the conferees on the part of the Senate for S.B. 1172 (one thousand one hundred seventy-two).

Senator Chichester, Chair of the Committee on Finance, appointed Senators Chichester, Wampler,Stosch, Colgan, and Houck, the conferees on the part of the Senate for H.B. 1650 (one thousand sixhundred fifty).

Senator Chichester, Chair of the Committee on Finance, appointed Senators Stosch, Watkins, andHowell, the conferees on the part of the Senate for H.B. 3022 (three thousand twenty-two).

Senator Williams, Chair of the Committee on Transportation, appointed Senators Williams, Wagner,Puckett, Norment, and Stolle, the conferees on the part of the Senate for H.B. 3202 (three thousand twohundred two).

LEGISLATION SIGNED BY PRESIDING OFFICER

The President of the Senate as required by Article IV, Section 11, of the Constitution, on the daterecorded below, signed the following bills that had been passed by both houses and duly enrolled:

February 14, 2007

H.B. 1640. An Act to amend and reenact § 58.1-609.10 of the Code of Virginia, relating to miscellaneoussales and use tax exemptions; alternative fuel burning stoves.

H.B. 1674. An Act to amend and reenact § 58.1-609.6 of the Code of Virginia, relating to media-relatedsales and use tax exemptions.


H.B. 1695. An Act to amend and reenact § 58.1-3732 of the Code of Virginia, relating to exemptionsfrom business, professional, and occupational license tax.

H.B. 1696. An Act to amend and reenact § 58.1-301 of the Code of Virginia, relating to conformity of theCommonwealth’s system of taxation with the Internal Revenue Code.

H.B. 1714. An Act to amend and reenact § 58.1-3819 of the Code of Virginia, relating to local transientoccupancy tax.

H.B. 1720. An Act to amend and reenact § 28.2-1203 of the Code of Virginia, relating to the exemptionfrom permitting for recreational gold mining activities on state-owned bottomlands.

H.B. 1744. An Act to amend and reenact § 58.1-3211 of the Code of Virginia, relating to the elderly anddisabled real property tax exemption restrictions.

H.B. 1867. An Act to amend and reenact §§ 3.1-1029, 9.1-101, 9.1-400, 9.1-500, 9.1-801, 18.2-51.1,18.2-283.1, 18.2-287.01, 18.2-308, 29.1-200, 29.1-201, 29.1-204, 29.1-205, 29.1-207, 29.1-208,29.1-212, 29.1-213, 29.1-217, 29.1-218, 29.1-300.2, 29.1-337, 29.1-349, 29.1-355, 29.1-516,29.1-517, 29.1-521.3, 29.1-530, 29.1-539, 29.1-548, 29.1-552, 29.1-553, 29.1-556, 29.1-739,29.1-739.1, 29.1-739.2, 29.1-745, 51.1-212, and 65.2-402.1 of the Code of Virginia, relating to theuse of the term “conservation police officer” in place of “game warden.”

H.B. 1943. An Act to amend the Code of Virginia by adding in Article 1 (§ 2.2-800 et seq.) of Chapter 8of Title 2.2 a section numbered 2.2-813.2, relating to the Comptroller; reports of other obligations ofthe Commonwealth.

H.B. 1993. An Act to amend and reenact § 28.2-526 of the Code of Virginia, relating to oysters.

H.B. 2091. An Act to amend and reenact §§ 51.1-1133 and 51.1-1400 of the Code of Virginia, relating tohealth insurance credits for state employees receiving long-term disability benefits.

H.B. 2096. An Act to amend and reenact §§ 51.1-124.3 and 51.1-142.2 of the Code of Virginia, relatingto the Virginia Retirement System; accumulated contributions.

H.B. 2097. An Act to amend and reenact § 51.1-124.32 of the Code of Virginia, relating to the exemptionfrom the Public Procurement Act of certain services contracted by the Virginia Retirement System.

H.B. 2240. An Act to authorize the State Treasurer to advance a no-interest, short-term treasury loan foran educational wing for the Virginia War Memorial.

H.B. 2392. An Act to amend and reenact § 2.2-4501 of the Code of Virginia, relating to the VirginiaPublic Funds Act; Virginia Retirement System.

H.B. 2525. An Act to amend and reenact § 58.1-344.3 of the Code of Virginia, relating to voluntarycontributions of refunds; Spay and Neuter Fund.

H.B. 2602. An Act to amend and reenact § 58.1-344.3 of the Code of Virginia, relating to voluntarycontributions of refunds.

H.B. 3015. An Act to amend and reenact § 44-102.2 of the Code of Virginia, relating to Virginia MilitaryFamily Relief Fund; assistance after active duty.


February 14, 2007

H.B. 1628. An Act to amend and reenact § 58.1-3713 of the Code of Virginia, and to repeal the secondenactment of Chapter 646 of the Acts of Assembly of 1978, as amended by Chapter 539 of the Actsof Assembly of 1985, as amended by Chapter 393 of the Acts of Assembly of 1991, as amended byChapters 614 and 635 of the Acts of Assembly of 1995, and as amended by Chapter 274 of the Actsof Assembly of 2002, relating to the sunset date of the local coal and gas road improvement tax.

H.B. 2013. An Act to amend and reenact §§ 58.1-3506 and 58.1-3916 of the Code of Virginia, relating topersonal property tax; classification of aircraft.

H.B. 2498. An Act to amend and reenact § 58.1-339.7 of the Code of Virginia, relating to a residential taxcredit for increased accessibility and visitability.

H.B. 3018. An Act to authorize the board of visitors of Old Dominion University to offer graduate, andlower and upper level undergraduate courses of study at the Virginia Beach Higher EducationCenter.

February 14, 2007

S.B. 740. An Act to amend and reenact Chapter 912 of the Acts of Assembly of 2000, as amended byChapters 85 and 91 of the Acts of Assembly of 2004, relating to amendment of certain certificate ofpublic need.

S.B. 755. An Act to amend and reenact § 23-7.4:2 of the Code of Virginia, relating to eligibility forin-state tuition for certain students not domiciled in Virginia.

S.B. 821. An Act to amend and reenact § 10.1-562 of the Code of Virginia, relating to violations oferosion and sediment control laws; penalty.

S.B. 847. An Act to amend and reenact § 22.1-214 of the Code of Virginia, relating to sworn testimony inthe special education due process procedure.

S.B. 890. An Act to amend and reenact §§ 37.2-808 and 37.2-810 of the Code of Virginia, relating toinvoluntary commitment; custody orders.

S.B. 902. An Act to amend and reenact § 22.1-32 of the Code of Virginia, relating to salary of schoolboard members.

S.B. 942. An Act to amend and reenact § 10.1-1020 of the Code of Virginia, relating to disbursement ofmoneys from the Virginia Land Conservation Fund.

S.B. 963. An Act to amend and reenact § 1 of Chapter 803 of the Acts of Assembly of 1996 and § 1 ofChapter 811 of the Acts of Assembly of 1996, both as amended and reenacted by Chapter 580 of theActs of Assembly of 1997, relating to the authority to convey the George Washington’s Grist MillState Park in Fairfax County.

S.B. 974. An Act to amend and reenact §§ 22.1-23 and 32.1-19 of the Code of Virginia, relating toresponsibility for combating childhood obesity.

S.B. 985. An Act to amend and reenact § 63.2-1904 of the Code of Virginia, relating to administrativesupport remedies available to individuals not receiving public assistance; fees.


S.B. 1024. An Act to amend and reenact § 2.2-212 of the Code of Virginia, relating to the Secretary ofHealth and Human Resources; duties.

S.B. 1060. An Act to amend and reenact §§ 46.2-1095 and 46.2-1100 of the Code of Virginia, relating tochild restraint devices.

S.B. 1100. An Act to amend and reenact §§ 46.2-819.1 and 46.2-819.3 of the Code of Virginia, relating tothe use of photo-monitoring system or automatic vehicle identification system in conjunction withcertain toll facilities and toll enforcement.

S.B. 1112. An Act to repeal the fifth enactment of Chapter 902 of the Acts of Assembly of 1996, asamended by the first enactment of Chapter 691 and the second enactment of Chapter 764 of the Actsof Assembly of 1999, and the first enactment of Chapter 331 of the Acts of Assembly of 2002,relating to health care data reporting.

S.B. 1144. An Act to amend and reenact §§ 46.2-891 and 46.2-920.1 of the Code of Virginia, relating toincreasing the efficiency of various components of incident management in the Commonwealth.

S.B. 1148. An Act to amend and reenact § 22.1-253.13:4 of the Code of Virginia, relating to annualreporting by local school boards.

S.B. 1153. An Act to amend and reenact § 46.2-208 of the Code of Virginia, relating to release by theDepartment of Motor Vehicles of driver record abstracts for volunteer drivers for Faith in Action.

S.B. 1195. An Act to amend and reenact § 19.2-389 of the Code of Virginia, relating to criminal historyrecord information; Department of Medical Assistance Services.

S.B. 1199. An Act to amend and reenact § 2.2-229 of the Code of Virginia, relating to the IntermodalOffice of the Secretary of Transportation.

S.B. 1211. An Act to amend and reenact §§ 62.1-198 and 62.1-199 of the Code of Virginia, relating toprojects financed by the Virginia Resources Authority.

S.B. 1279. An Act to amend and reenact § 23-276.1 of the Code of Virginia, relating to regulation ofcertain private and out-of-state institutions of higher education.

S.B. 1305. An Act to amend and reenact § 54.1-3482 of the Code of Virginia and to amend the Code ofVirginia by adding a section numbered 54.1-3482.1, relating to direct access to physical therapists.

S.B. 1360. An Act to amend and reenact § 46.2-1307 of the Code of Virginia, relating to the designationof private roads as highways.

S.B. 1363. An Act to amend and reenact §§ 46.2-1157 and 46.2-1163 of the Code of Virginia, relating toinspections and required display of vehicle safety inspection stickers.

S.B. 1367. An Act to authorize the Marine Resources Commission to convey certain lands in the City ofHampton.

HONORARY ADJOURNMENT

Senator Saslaw addressed the Senate in memory of former Senator Adelard Brault.


Senator Saslaw requested that when the Senate adjourns today, it adjourn in memory of formerSenator Adelard Brault.

On motion of Senator Wampler, the Senate, in memory of former Senator Adelard Brault, adjourneduntil tomorrow at 12 m.

William T. BollingPresident of the Senate

Susan Clarke SchaarClerk of the Senate

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