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SECOND REGULAR SESSION SENATE COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE FOR HOUSE COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE FOR HOUSE BILL NO. 2004 96TH GENERAL ASSEMBLY 4004S04C AN ACT To appropriate money for the expenses, grants, refunds, and distributions of the Department of Revenue, Department of Transportation and the several divisions and programs thereof to be expended only as provided in Article IV, Section 28 of the Constitution of Missouri, and to transfer money among certain funds for the period beginning July 1, 2012 and ending June 30,2013; provided that no funds from these sections shall be expended for the purpose of costs associated with the travel or staffing of the offices of the Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, State Auditor, State Treasurer, or Attorney General. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the state of Missouri, as follows: There is appropriated out of the State Treasury, to be expended only as provided in 2 Article IV, Section 28 of the Constitution of Missouri, for the purpose of funding each 3 department, division, agency, and program enumerated in each section for the item or items 4 stated, and for no other purpose whatsoever chargeable to the fund designated for the period 5 beginning July 1,2012 and ending June 30, 2013, as follows: Section 4.005. To the Department of Revenue 2 For the purpose of collecting highway related fees and taxes 3 Personal Service. 4 Expense and Equipment. 5 From General Revenue Fund. $7,372,277 3,158.407 10,530,684 6 Personal Service 6,863,049 7 Expense and Equipment 5,084,679 8 From State Highways and Transportation Department Fund 11,947,728 9 Total (Not to exceed 449.39 F.T.E.) $22,478,412

S.C.S. H.C.S. H.B. 2004 2 Section 4.010. To the Department of Revenue 2 For the Division of Taxation 3 Personal Service $20,237,696 4 Expense and Equipment 5.532,953 5 From General Revenue Fund...................................... 25,770,649 6 Personal Service 50,277 7 Expense and Equipment 4,163 8 From Health Initiatives Fund 54,440 9 Personal Service 12,823 10 From Elderly Home-Delivered Meals Trust Fund 12,823 II Personal Service 27,035 12 Expense and Equipment 1,071 13 From Petroleum Storage Tank Insurance Fund 28,106 14 Personal Service 549,812 15 Expense and Equipment 8,277 16 From Conservation Commission Fund 558,089 17 Personal Service 32,893 18 Expense and Equipment 2,818 19 From Petroleum Inspection Fund 35,711 20 For the integrated tax system 21 Expense and Equipment 22 From General Revenue Fund. 23 Total (Not to exceed 618.8 F.T.E.). 12,000,000 $38,459,818 Section 4.015. To the Department of Revenue 2 For the Division of Motor Vehicle and Driver Licensing 3 Personal Service $524,986 4 Expense and Equipment 424,390 5 From General Revenue Fund 949,376

S.C.S. H.C.S. H.B. 2004 3 6 Personal Service. 290,532 7 Expense and Equipment 1.618,450 8 From Federal Funds.................................................. 1,908,982 9 Personal Service 279,632 10 Expense and Equipment 328,415 II From Motor Vehicle Commission Fund 608,047 12 Personal Service..... 510 13 Expense and Equipment 38,515 14 From Department of Revenue Information Fund 39,025 15 Personal Service 10,042 16 Expense and Equipment 14,850 17 From Department of Revenue Specialty Plate Fund..................... 24,892 18 Total (Not to exceed 37.05 F.TE.) $3,530,322 Section 4.020. To the Department of Revenue 2 For the Division of Legal Services 3 Personal Service $1,427,215 4 Expense and Equipment 133,499 5 From General Revenue Fund 1,560,714 6 Personal Service 202,891 7 Expense and Equipment 215,000 8 From Federal Funds 417,891 9 Personal Service 463,798 10 Expense and Equipment 35,298 11 From Motor Vehicle Commission Fund 499,096 12 Personal Service 41,040 13 Expense and Equipment 3.323 14 From Tobacco Control Special Fund.................................... 44.363 15 Total (Not to exceed 52.15 F.TE.) $2,522,064

S.C.S. H.C.S. H.B. 2004 4 Section 4.025. To the Department of Revenue 2 For the Division of Administration 3 Personal Service $1,256,439 4 Expense and Equipment 216.945 5 From General Revenue Fund 1,473,384 6 Personal Service 51,731 7 Expense and Equipment 5.970.006 8 From Federal Funds 6,021,737 9 Personal Service 24,839 10 Expense and Equipment 2,589,841 II From Child Support Enforcement Fund 2,6 I4,680 12 F01' postage 13 Expense and Equipment 14 From General Revenue Fund 3,545,727 15 From Health Initiatives Fund 5,373 16 From Motor Vehicle Commission Fund 44,029 17 From Conservation Commission Fund 1,343 18 Total (Not to exceed 39.66 F.T.E.) $13,706,273 Section 4.030. To the Department of Revenue 2 For the State Tax Commission 3 Personal Service $2,282,699 4 Expense and Equipment 196,645 5 For the Productive Capability of Agricultural and Horticultural Land Use Study 6 Expense and Equipment 7 From General Revenue Fund. 8 Total (Not to exceed 52.00 F.T.E.). 3,876 $2,483,220 Section 4.035. To the Department of Revenue 2 For the state's share of the costs and expenses incurred pursuant to an 3 approved assessment and equalization maintenance plan as 4 provided by Chapter 137, RSMo 5 From General Revenue Fund. $9,793,971

S.C.S. H.C.S. H.B. 2004 5 Section 4.040. To the Department of Revenue 2 For payment of feesto counties as a result of delinquent collections made 3 by circuit attorneys or prosecuting attorneys and payment of 4 collection agency fees 5 From General Revenue Fund $2,009,425E Section 4.045. To the Department of Revenue 2 For payment of feesto counties for the filing of lien notices and lien releases 3 From General Revenue Fund $465,000 Section 4.050. To the Department of Revenue 2 For distribution to cities and counties of all funds accruing to the Motor 3 Fuel Tax Fund under the provisions of Sections 30(a) and 30(b), 4 Article IV, Constitution of Missouri 5 From Motor Fuel Tax Fund $188,000,000 Section 4.055. To the Department of Revenue 2 For distribution to Veterans of Foreign Wars Department of Missouri of 3 all emblem use fee contributions collected for the SOME GAVE 4 ALL specialty plate 5 From General Revenue Fund $1,000 Section 4.060. To the Department of Revenue 2 For refunds for overpayment or erroneous payment of any tax or any 3 payment that is credited to the General Revenue Fund 4 From General Revenue Fund $1,377,900,000E Section 4.065. To the Department of Revenue 2 For refunds for overpayment or erroneous payment of any tax or any 3 payment credited to Federal and Other Funds 4 From Federal and Other Funds $34,850E Section 4.070. To the Department of Revenue 2 For the purpose of refunding any tax or fee credited to the State Highways 3 and Transportation Department Fund 4 From State Highways and Transportation Department Fund $2,290,564E

S,C,S, H,C,S, H,B, 2004 6 Section 4,075, To the Department of Revenue 2 For the purpose of refunding any overpayment or erroneous payment of 3 any amount credited to the Aviation Trust Fund 4 From Aviation Trust Fund, $50,000 Section 4.080. To the Department of Revenue 2 For refunds and distributions of motor fuel taxes 3 From State Highways and Transportation Department Fund, $10,414,000E Section 4.085. To the Department of Revenue 2 For refunds for overpayment or erroneous payment of any tax or any 3 payment credited to the Workers' Compensation Fund 4 From Workers' Compensation Fund, $450,000E Section 4.090. To the Department of Revenue 2 For refunds for overpayment or erroneous payment of any tax or any 3 payment for tobacco taxes 4 From Health Initiatives Fund,, $25,000E 5 From State School Moneys Fund, 25,000E 6 From Fair Share Fund,,, 11,OOOE 7 Total, $61,000 Section 4.095. To the Department of Revenue 2 For apportionments to the several counties and the City of St. Louis to 3 offset credits taken against the County Stock Insurance Tax 4 From General Revenue Fund,,,..,,, $500,000 Section 4.100. To the Department of Revenue 2 For the payment of local sales tax delinquencies set off by tax credits 3 From General Revenue Fund,, $200,000 Section 4.105. There is transferred out of the State Treasury, chargeable 2 to the General Revenue Fund, such amounts as may be necessary 3 to make payments of refunds set off against debts as required by 4 Section 143.786, RSMo, to the Debt Offset Escrow Fund 5 From General Revenue Fund $11,292,384

S.C.S. H.C.S. H.B. 2004 7 Section 4.110. There is transferred out of the State Treasury, chargeable 2 to the General Revenue Fund, such amounts as may be necessary 3 to make payments of refunds set off against debts as required by 4 Section 488.020(3), RSMo, to the Circuit Courts Escrow Fund 5 From General Revenue Fund $505,500E Section 4.115. For the payment of refunds set off against debts as 2 required by Section 143.786, RSMo 3 From Debt Offset Escrow Fund $1,164, 119E Section 4.120. There is transferred out of the State Treasury, chargeable 2 to the School District Trust Fund, to the General Revenue Fund 3 From School District Trust Fund $2,500,000 Section 4.125. There is transferred out of the State Treasury, chargeable 2 to the Parks Sales Tax Fund, sixty-six hundredths percent of the 3 funds received, to the General Revenue Fund 4 From Parks Sales Tax Fund $240,000E Section 4.130. There is transferred out of the State Treasury, chargeable 2 to the Soil and Water Sales TaxFund, sixty-six hundredths percent 3 of the funds received, to the General Revenue Fund 4 From Soil and Water Sales Tax Fund $240,000E Section 4.135. There is transferred out of the State Treasury, chargeable 2 to the General Revenue Fund, such amounts generated by 3 development projects, as required by Section 99.963, RSMo, to the 4 State Supplemental Downtown Development Fund 5 From General Revenue Fund.......................................... $1,040,450 Section 4.140. There is transferred out ofthe state treasury, chargeable to 2 the General Revenue Fund, such amounts generated by 3 redevelopment projects, as required by Section 99.1 092,RSMo, to 4 the Downtown Revitalization Preservation Fund 5 From General Revenue Fund $200,000

S.C.S. H.C.S. RB. 2004 8 Section 4.145. There is transferred out of the State Treasury, chargeable 2 to the General Revenue Fund, amounts from income tax refunds 3 designated by taxpayers for deposit in various income tax check- 4 off funds 5 From General Revenue Fund $396,000E Section 4.150. There is transferred out ofthe State Treasury, chargeable 2 to various income tax check-off funds, amounts from income tax 3 refunds erroneously deposited to said funds, to the General 4 Revenue Fund 5 From Other Funds $13,669E Section 4.155. For distribution from the various income tax check-off 2 charitable trust funds 3 From Other Funds,, ' $31,500E Section 4.160. There is transferred out of the State Treasury, chargeable 2 to the Department of Revenue Information Fund, to the State 3 Highways and Transportation Department Fund 4 From Department of Revenue Information Fund $250,000 Section 4. I 65. There is transferred out of the State Treasury, chargeable 2 to the Motor Fuel Tax Fund, to the State Highways and 3 Transportation Department Fund 4 From Motor Fuel Tax Fund $560,178,001 Section 4.170. There is transferred out of the State Treasury, chargeable 2 to the Department of Revenue Specialty Plate Fund, to the State 3 Highways and Transportation Department Fund 4 From Department of Revenue Specialty Plate Fund $IO,OOOE Section 4.175. To the Department of Revenue 2 For the State Lottery Commission 3 For any and all expenditures, including operating, maintenance and repair, 4 and minor renovations, necessary for the purpose of operating a 5 state lottery

S.C.S. H.C.S. H.B. 2004 9 6 Personal Service $6,740,987 7 Expense and Equipment...................................... 41,858.992E 8 From Lottery Enterprise Fund (Not to exceed 153.5FTE.) $48,599,979 Section 4.180. To the Department of Revenue 2 For the State Lottery Conunission 3 For the payment of prizes 4 From Lottery Enterprise Fund.................................. $102,000,000E Section 4. 185. There is transferred out of the State Treasury, chargeable 2 to the Lottery Enterprise Fund, to the Lottery Proceeds Fund 3 From Lottery Enterprise Fund,,,,,,.,..,, $288,563,213E Section 4.400. To the Department of Transportation 2 For thehighways and Transportation Commission andhighway Program 3 Administration 4 Personal Service... $17,851,009E 5 Expense and Equipment. 4,172,664E 6 From State Road Fund (Not to exceed 350.57 F.T.E.)... $22,023,673 Section 4.405. To the Department of Transportation 2 For department-wide fringe expenses 3 For Administration fringe benefits 4 Personal Service, " $11,319,034E 5 Expense and Equipment ',.. 14.573.543E 6 From State Road Fund..,,,,,,, 25,892,577 7 For Construction Program fringe benefits 8 Personal Service,..................... 44,648,988E 9 Expense and Equipment...................................... 1,944.952E 10 From State Road Fund, 46,593,940 11 For Maintenance Program fringe benefits 12 Personal Service.,,.,,,,,, I87,664E 13 Expense and Equipment,,,.,.,........ 3.01OE 14 From Federal Funds, ".,,, ' 190,674

S.C.S. RC.S. H.B. 2004 10 15 Personal Service............................................ 94,290,586E 16 Expense and Equipment.,..,,,., 4,44L369E 17 From State Road Fund..,,,.,..,,,,,,,,,., 98,731,955 18 For Fleet, Facilities, and Information Systems fringe benefits 19 Personal Service,,,................ 8,735,740E 20 Expense and Equipment...................................... 261,260E 21 From State Road Fund,..,,,,.. 8,997,000 22 For Multimodal Operations fringe benefits 23 Personal Service 24 From Federal Funds,,,,,,, '..,..,.. ',. 223,978E 25 From State Road Fund, ', 261,364E 26 From Railroad Expense Fund,, 245,334E 27 From State Transportation Fund 72,141 E 28 From Aviation Trust Fund.......................................... 292,515E 29 Total,.,,,,. $181,50 1,478 Section 4.410. To the Department of Transportation 2 For the Constrnction Program 3 To pay the costs of reimbursing counties and other political snbdivisions 4 for the acquisition of roads and bridges taken over by the state as 5 permanent parts of the state highway system, and for the costs of 6 locating, relocating, establishing, acquiring, constructing, 7 reconstructing, widening, and improving those highways, bridges, 8 tunnels, parkways, travelways, tourways, and coordinated facilities 9 authorized under Article IV, Section 30(b) of the Constitution of 10 Missouri; of acquiring materials, equipment, and buildings II necessary for such purposes and for other pnrposes and 12 contingencies relating to the location and construction ofhighways 13 and bridges; and to expend funds from the United States 14 Government for like purposes 15 Personal Service, $69,540,595E 16 ExpenseandEquipment..,, '" 13,292,817E 17 Constrnction,.................... 925,407.79IE 18 From State Road Fund,,.................. 1,008,241,203

S.C.S. H.C.S. H.B. 2004 11 19 For all expenditures associated with paying outstanding state road bond debt 20 From State Road and State Road Bond Funds. 21 Total (Not to exceed 1,482.26 F.T.E.). 290.814,275E $J,299,055,478 Section 4.415. To the Department of Transportation 2 For the Maintenance Program 3 To pay the costs of preserving and maintaining the state system of roads 4 andbridges and coordinated facilities authorized under Article IV, 5 Section 30(b) of the Constitution of Missouri; of acquiring 6 materials, equipment, and buildings necessary for such purposes 7 and for other purposes and contingencies related to the 8 preservation, maintenance, and safety of highways and bridges 9 Personal Service............................................... $305,228 10 Expense and Equipment................................... 55,000 II From Federal Funds 360,228 12 Personal Service l43,832,961e 13 Expense and Equipment 219,226.815E 14 From State Road Fund........... 363,059,779 15 Expense and Equipment 16 From Motorcycle Safety Trust Fund... 425,000 17 For all allotments, grants, and contributions from federal sources that may 18 be deposited in the State Treasury for grants of National Highway 19 Safety Act moneys 20 From Federal Funds 30,000,000 21 For the Motor Carrier Safety Assistance Program 22 From Federal Funds................................................ 2,000.000 23 Total (Not to exceed 3,643.93 F.T.E.) $395,845,004 Section 4.420. To the Department of Transportation 2 For Fleet, Facilities, and Information Systems 3 To pay the costs of constructing, preserving, and maintaining the 4 state system of roads and bridges and coordinated facilities 5 authorized under Article IV, Section 30(b) of the Constitution of 6 Missouri; of acquiring materials, equipment, and buildings

S.C.S. H.C.S. H.B. 2004 12 7 necessary for such purposes and for other purposes and 8 contingencies related to the construction, preservation, and 9 maintenance of highways and bridges 10 Personal Service " ", " $13,610,740E 11 Expense and Equipment,..,..,,,,,.,........... 66,261.050E 12 From State Road Fund (Not to exceed 299,25 F.T.E.).., $79,871,790 Section 4.425. To the Department of Transportation 2 For the purpose of refunding any tax or fee credited to the State Highways and 3 Transportation Department Fund..,,, $25,000E 4 For refunds and distributions of motor fuel taxes,... 30,000.000E 5 From State Highways and Transportation Department Fund, $30,025,000 Section 4.430. Funds are to be transferred out of the State Treasury, 2 chargeable to the State Highways and Transportation Department 3 Fund, to the State Road Fund 4 From State Highways and Transportation Department Fund...,... $525,000,000E Section 4.435, To the Department of Transportation 2 For Multimodal Operations Administration 3 Personal Service............................................... $491,596 4 Expense and Equipment 400.000 5 From Federal Funds 891,596 6 Personal Service,, 430,786E 7 Expense and Equipment, 25,897E 8 From State Road Fund,,, 456,683 9 Personal Service, 40 1,627 10 Expense and Equipment.................................. 75.421 11 From Railroad Expense Fund 477,048 12 Personal Service,. 13 Expense and Equipment..,,,. 14 From State Transportation Fund,,, 145,670 10,395 156,065

------------------- S.C.S. H.C.S. H.B. 2004 13 15 Personal Service 480,679 16 Expense and Equipment..................................... 24,827 17 From Aviation Trust Fund............................................ 505,506 18 Total (Not to exceed 36.67 FTE.) $2,486,898 Section 4.440. To the Department of Transportation 2 For Multimodal Operations 3 For reimbursements tothe State Road Fund forproviding professional and 4 technical services and administrative support of the multimodal 5 program 6 From Federal Funds $83,500 7 From Railroad Expense Fund 90,500 8 From State Transportation Fund 35,000 9 From Aviation Trust Fund....................................... 75,567 10 Total... $284,567 Section 4.445. To the Department of Transportation 2 For Multimodal Operations 3 For loans from the State Transportation Assistance Revolving Fund to 4 political subdivisions of the state or to public or private not-for- 5 profit organizations or entities in accordance with Section 226.191, 6 RSMo 7 From State Transportation Assistance Revolving Fund $1,000,000 Section 4.450. To the Department of Transportation 2 For the Transit Program 3 For distributing funds to urban, small urban, and rural transportation systems 4 From State Transportation Fund $560,875 Section 4.455. To the Department of Transportation 2 For the Transit Program 3 For locally matched capital improvement grants under Section 5310, 4 Title 49, United States Code to assist private, non-profit 5 organizations in improving public transportation for the state's 6 elderly and people with disabilities 7 From Federal Funds $4,086,400

S.C.S. H.C.S. H.B. 2004 14 8 For the New Freedom Transit Program 9 For locally matched grants under Section 5317, Title 49, United States 10 Code to assist disabled persons with transportation services II beyond those required by the Americans with Disabilities Act 12 From Federal Funds................................................. 1,390,030 13 Total $5,476,430 Section 4.460. To the Department of Transportation 2 For the Transit Program 3 For an operating subsidy for not-for-profit transporters of the elderly, 4 people with disabilities, and low-income individuals 5 From General Revenue Fund...................... $1,194,129 6 From State Transportation Fund 1,274,478 7 Total $2,468,607 Section 4.465. To the Department of Transportation 2 For the Transit Program 3 For locally matched grants to small urban and rural areas under 4 Section 5311, Title 49, United States Code 5 From Federal and Local Funds $23,926,692 6 For the Job Access and Reverse Commute Grants Program 7 For locally matched grants to small urban and rural areas under Section 8 5316, Title 49, United States Code to provide employment related 9 transportation for low-income persons 10 From Federal Funds 3,200,000 II Total $27,126,692 2 3 4 Section 4.470. To the Department of Transportation For the Transit Program For grants under Section 5309, Title 49, United States Code to assist private, non-profit organizations providing public transportation 5 services 6 From Federal Funds $16,499,394

S.C.S. H.C.S. H.B. 2004 15 Section 4.475. To the Department of Transportation 2 For the Transit Program 3 For grants to metropolitan areas nnder Section 5305, Title 49, United 4 States Code 5 From Federal Fnnds $15,910,249 Section 4.480. To the Department of Transportation 2 For the Rail Program for infrastructure improvements and preliminary 3 engineering evaluations on the existing rail corridor between St. 4 Louis and Kansas City 5 From Federal Funds $33,000,000 Section 4.485. To the Department of Transportation 2 For the Light Rail Safety Program 3 From Light Rail Safety Fund $1,000,000 Section 4.490. To the Department of Transportation 2 For the Rail Program 3 For passenger rail service in Missouri 4 From General Revenue Fund $7,900,000 Section 4.495. To the Department of Transportation 2 For station repairs and improvements at Missouri Amtrak stations 3 From State Transportation Fund............................ $25,000 Section 4.500. To the Department of Transportation 2 For protection of the public against hazards existing at railroad crossings 3 pursuant to Chapter 389, RSMo 4 From Transportation Department Grade Crossing Safety Account $3,000,000 Section 4.505. There is transferred out of the State Treasury, chargeable 2 to the Transportation Department Grade Crossing Safety Account, 3 to the Railroad Expense Fund 4 From Transportation Department Grade Crossing Safety Account.............. $100,000 Section 4.510. To the Department of Transportation 2 For the Aviation Program

: S.C.S. H.C.S. H.B. 2004 16 3 For construction, capital improvements, and maintenance of publicly 4 owned airfields, including land acquisition, and for printing charts 5 and directories 6 From Aviation Trust Fund $10,000,000 Section 4.515. To the Department of Transportation 2 For the Aviation Program 3 For construction, capital improvements, or planning of publicly owned 4 airfields by cities or other political subdivisions, including land 5 acquisition, pursuant to the provisions of the State Block Grant 6 Program administered through the Federal Airport Improvement 7 Program 8 From Federal Funds $41,416,304 Section 4.520. To the Department of Transportation 2 For the Waterways Program 3 For grants to port authorities for assistance in port planning, acquisition, 4 or construction within the port districts 5 From State Transportation Fund. 375,000 6 For grants to a port authority in any home rule city with more than four 7 thousand inhabitants and located in more than one county 8 From General Revenue Fund. 250,000 9 For grants to a port authority in any city ofthe fourth classification with more 10 than three thousand but fewer than three thousand seven hundred inhabitants 11 and located in any county with a charter form of government and with 12 more than two hundred thousand but fewer than three hundred fifty 13 thousand inhabitants 14 From General Revenue Fund. 15 From State Transportation Fund. 400,000 800,000 16 For grants to a port authority in any county of the third classification 17 without a township form of government and with more than ten 18 thousand but fewer than twelve thousand inhabitants and with a 19 village with more than one hundred but fewer than two hundred 20 inhabitants as the county seat

. S.C.S. H.C.S. H.B. 2004 17 21 From Federal Funds............................................... 80,000 22 Total,, $1,905,000 Section 4.525. To the Department of Transportation 2 For the Federal Rail, Port and Freight Assistance Program 3 From Multimodal Operations Federal Fund. $1,000,000 Department of Revenue Totals General Revenue Fund,, $87,717,484 Federal Funds, 8,348,610 Other Funds.......................................... 355,117,724 Total $448,183,818 Department of Transportation Totals General Revenue Fund. $9,744,129 Federal Funds 174,259,045 Other Funds......................................... 1,965,354,265 Total $2,149,357,439 I