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SB 74 — An Act providing for and relating to the issuance of general obligation bonds for the purpose of paying the cost of state infrastructure projects, including construction, communications, major maintenance, public safety, and transportation projects; and providing for an effective date.
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This bill died with 32nd Legislature (2021-2022). It reached “In Committee” and never advanced before the session ended, so it can no longer move — a new version would have to be reintroduced in the current session.
This bill is no longer active — its legislative session has ended, so there is no live prognosis. It would have to be reintroduced in the current session to move again.
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The amended version of SB 74 increases the total amount of general obligation bonds that the state can issue from approximately $303.8 million to about $356.4 million. This change allows for more funding to be allocated to various infrastructure projects, which can enhance public services and facilities. Additionally, the appropriation to the Department of Education and Early Development was slightly increased from about $41.8 million to $41.9 million, allowing for improvements in school infrastructure, which is crucial for providing a safe and conducive learning environment. Overall, these changes reflect a commitment to investing in both infrastructure and education to benefit the community.
32-GS1716\B32-GS1716\A CS FOR SENATE BILL NO.
74(TRA)74 IN THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF ALASKA THIRTY-SECOND LEGISLATURE - FIRST SESSION BY THE SENATE TRANSPORTATIONRULES COMMITTEE Referred:BY REQUEST OF THE GOVERNOR Introduced:
Finance2/5/21 Sponsor(s):Referred:
SENATETransportation, RULESFinance COMMITTEE BY REQUEST OF THE GOVERNOR A BILL FOR AN ACT ENTITLED "An Act providing for and relating to the issuance of general obligation bonds for the purpose of paying the cost of state infrastructure projects, including construction, communications, major maintenance, public safety, and transportation projects;
For the purpose of paying the cost of state infrastructure projects and costs incident to the sale and issuance of the bonds, general obligation bonds of the state in the principal amount of not more than $303,797,585,$356,405,952, if ratified by a majority of the qualified voters of the state who vote on the question, shall be issued and sold.
SB0074BSB0074A -1- CSSBSB 74(TRA)74 New Text Underlined [DELETED TEXT BRACKETED] 32-GS1716\B32-GS1716\A * Sec.
1 of this Act,Act including premiums.
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATIONCOMMERCE COMMUNITY AND EARLYECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT.
The amount of $41,880,866$8,500,000 is appropriated from the 2021 state infrastructure project fund to the Department of EducationCommerce, Community, and EarlyEconomic Development tofor be allocated among the followingWest projectsSusitna inRoad theAccess amountsProject. listed subject to reallocation between projects in accordance with AS 37.07.080(e), however, a reallocation may not increase the total allocation for a project by more than 10 percent:
PROJECT* AMOUNTSec. Anderson K-12 School partial roof replacement $1,070,088 Birchwood Elementary School roof replacement 1,870,053 Blackwell K-12 School fire alarm upgrades 79,975 Craig Middle School rehabilitation 4,883,525 Eagle River Elementary School improvements 5,255,747 Galena Interior Learning Academy composite 5,722,672 building renovation Houston Middle School replacement 9,000,000 Kake schools heating upgrades 193,821 Mt.
Edgecumbe High School repairs 7,882,000 Nenana K-12 School flooring and asbestos abatement 399,039 Sayeik Gastineau Community School partial roof 1,007,500 replacement West High School roof replacement 4,516,446 * Sec.
The uncodified law of the State of Alaska is amended by adding a new section to CSSB 74(TRA) -2- SB0074B New Text Underlined [DELETED TEXT BRACKETED] 32-GS1716\B read:
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTHEDUCATION AND SOCIALEARLY SERVICES.DEVELOPMENT.
The amount of $23,605,800$41,882,000 is appropriated from the 2021 state infrastructure project fund to the Department of HealthEducation and SocialEarly ServicesDevelopment to be allocated among the following projects in the amounts listed subject to reallocation between projects in accordance with AS 37.07.080(e),37.07.080(e): however, a reallocation may not increase the total allocation for a project by more than 10 percent:
PROJECT AMOUNT FairbanksHouston PioneerMiddle HomeSchool roofReplacement and $ 2,441,8009,000,000 flooringMajor replacementMaintenance FairbanksGrant YouthFund Facilityfor 18,896,00025,000,000 PalmerSchool AlaskaMajor VeteransMaintenance andMt. Pioneers Home roof replacement 2,268,000 * Sec.
Edgecumbe High School Repairs 7,882,000 * Sec.
DEPARTMENT OF LABORHEALTH AND WORKFORCESOCIAL DEVELOPMENT.SERVICES.
The amount of $19,500,000$23,605,800 is appropriated from the 2021 state infrastructure project fund to the Department of LaborHealth and WorkforceSocial DevelopmentServices forto Alaskabe Vocationalallocated Technicalamong Centerthe upgrades.following projects in the amounts listed subject to reallocation between projects in accordance with AS 37.07.080(e):
PROJECT AMOUNT SB 74 -2- SB0074A New Text Underlined [DELETED TEXT BRACKETED] 32-GS1716\A Fairbanks Pioneer Home Roof and $ 2,441,800 Flooring Replacement Fairbanks Youth Facility 18,896,000 Palmer Veterans' and Pioneer Home Roof Replacement 2,268,000 * Sec.
DEPARTMENT OF MILITARYLABOR AND VETERANS'WORKFORCE AFFAIRS.DEVELOPMENT.
The amount of $14,029,500$19,500,000 is appropriated from the 2021 state infrastructure project fund to the Department of MilitaryLabor and Veterans'Workforce AffairsDevelopment to be allocated among the following projects in the amounts listed subject to reallocation between projects in accordance with AS 37.07.080(e), however, a reallocation may not increase the total allocation for aAlaska projectVocational byTechnical moreCenter thanupgrades 10* percent:Sec.
PROJECT AMOUNT Alaska public safety communication services $12,000,000 system upgrades Alcantra Armory and arc-flash improvements 837,500 Heney Range shelter replacement 442,000 Summit Lake foundation repairs 150,000 Statewide tower lighting system replacement 600,000 SB0074B -3- CSSB 74(TRA) New Text Underlined [DELETED TEXT BRACKETED] 32-GS1716\B * Sec.
DEPARTMENT OF NATURALMILITARY RESOURCES.AND VETERANS AFFAIRS.
The amount of $24,723,500$14,029,500 is appropriated from the 2021 state infrastructure project fund to the Department of NaturalMilitary Resourcesand Veterans Affairs to be allocated among the following projects in thathe ountsamounts listed subject to reallocation between projects in accordance with AS 37.07.080(e),37.07.080(e): however, a reallocation may not increase the total allocation for a project by more than 10 percent:
PROJECT AMOUNT FairbanksAlaska toPublic SewardSafety multi-useCommunication recreationServices 13,200,000$12,00,000 trailSystem constructionUpgrades StatewideAlcantra parkArmory sanitationand facilitiesArc-Flash upgradesImprovements 2,029,000837,500 StatewideHeney firebreakRange newShelter constructionReplacement 8,744,500442,000 WildlandSummit fireLake engineFoundation replacementRepairs 250,000150,000 WildlandStatewide firefightingTower aircraftLighting replacementSystem 500,000Replacement 600,000 * Sec.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLICNATURAL SAFETY.RESOURCES.
The amount of $3,400,000$38,079,000 is appropriated from the 2021 state infrastructure project fund to the Department of PublicNatural SafetyResources to be allocated among the following projects in thethea amountsounts listed subject to reallocation between projects in accordance with AS 37.07.080(e),37.07.080(e): however, a reallocation may not increase the total allocation for a project by more than 10 percent:
PROJECT AMOUNT AlaskaArctic wildlifeStrategic troopersTransportation marineand enforcementResource $2,400,000Project repair$ and2,100,000 replacementSB0074A Boating-3- upgrades,SB haul74 outs,New Text Underlined [DELETED TEXT BRACKETED] 32-GS1716\A Survey, Coastal Hazard Assessment, and vesselPetroleum 1,000,000Geology replacementFieldwork Fairbanks to Seward Multi-Use Recreation 13,200,000 Trail Construction Statewide Park Sanitation Facilities Upgrades 2,029,000 Statewide Firebreak Construction Program 20,000,000 Wildland Fire Engine Replacement 250,000 Wildland Firefighting Aircraft Replacement 500,000 * Sec.
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC FACILITIES.SAFETY.
The amount of $145,168,488$3,400,000 is appropriated from the 2021 state infrastructure project fund to the Department of Transportation and Public FacilitiesSafety to be allocated among the following CSSB 74(TRA) -4- SB0074B New Text Underlined [DELETED TEXT BRACKETED] 32-GS1716\B projects in the amounts listed subject to reallocation between projects in accordance with AS 37.07.080(e),37.07.080(e): however, a reallocation may not increase the total allocation for a project by more than 10 percent:
PROJECT AMOUNT AirportAlaska WayWildlife (West)Troopers improvementsMarine $Enforcement 1,800,000$2,400,000 CraigRepair Harborand 8,300,000Replacement CordovaBoating SouthUpgrades, HarborHaul 5,000,000Outs, Dalton Highway repairs and upgradesVessel 28,830,0001,000,000 DenaliReplacement Highway* mileSec. point 24 - 25 (milepost 22) 540,000 Rock Creek Bridge replacement Glenn Highway:
Parks Highway to 4,400,000 South Inner Springer Loop (Cienna Avenue) Homer Airport 4,991,000 Hyder float breakwater replacement 1,000,000 Juneau Aurora Harbor 2,000,000 Kenai Spur Road improvements 3,100,000 Ketchikan South Tongass Highway 5,550,000 Kodiak Chiniak Highway 2,360,000 Kotzebue Airport 1,766,000 Nome Port Road improvements 500,000 Parks Highway Bridge replacement 3,000,000 Montana Creek, Sheep Creek, and Goose Creek Bridges Richardson Highway mile point 117 - 151 10,400,000 rehabilitation and widening and milepost 268 - 343 passing lanes Sand Point Harbor 3,560,000 Seward Harbor 1,729,988 Seward Highway miles 76 - 81 10,420,000 Seward Meridian Road improvements 3,700,000 Shageluk Airport Access Road improvements 750,000 SB0074B -5- CSSB 74(TRA) New Text Underlined [DELETED TEXT BRACKETED] 32-GS1716\B Sitka Eliason Harbor 1,760,000 Sterling Highway miles 8 - 25 29,911,500 Takotna Gold Creek Bridge and Tatalina Bridge 500,000 replacement Unalaska Harbor 9,300,000 * Sec.
UNIVERSITYDEPARTMENT OF ALASKA.TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC FACILITIES.
The amount of $29,978,000$175,658,488 is appropriated from the 2021 state infrastructure project fund to the UniversityDepartment of AlaskaTransportation and Public Facilities to be allocated among the following projects in the amounts listed subject to reallocation between projects in accordance with AS 37.07.080(e),37.07.080(e): however, a reallocation may not increase the total allocation for a project by more than 10 percent:
PROJECT AMOUNT BartlettAirport Way (West) Improvements $ 1,800,000 Anton Anderson Memorial (Whittier) Tunnel 1,000,000 Bethel Airport 4,247,000 Cordova Airport 3,617,000 SB 74 -4- SB0074A New Text Underlined [DELETED TEXT BRACKETED] 32-GS1716\A Craig Harbor 8,300,000 Dalton Highway Repairs and MooreUpgrades Hall28,830,000 modernization:Deadhorse Airport 2,952,000 Denali Highway Mile Point 24 - 25 (Milepost 22) 540,000 Rock Creek Bridge Replacement Fairbanks Airport 1,880,000 Glenn Highway:
$18,650,000Parks restroomsHighway to 4,400,000 South Inner Springer Loop (Cienna Avenue) Homer Airport 4,991,000 Hyder Float Breakwater Replacement 1,000,000 Kenai Spur Road Improvements 3,100,000 Ketchikan South Tongass Highway 5,550,000 Klawock Airport 3,091,000 Kodiak Chiniak Highway 2,360,000 Kotzebue Airport 1,766,000 Kotzebue Cape Blossom Road 3,400,000 Municipal Harbor Grants Program 14,049,988 Nome Airport 2,483,000 Nome Port Road Improvements 500,000 Parks Highway Bridge Replacement 3,000,000 Montana Creek, Sheep Creek, and sanitationGoose infrastructureCreek UAABridges buildingParks energyHighway performanceLittle upgradesGoldstream 10,900,000Creek UAA770,000 integratedBridge sciencesReplacement buildingRichardson (CPISB)Highway 428,000Mile combinedPoint heat117 - 151 10,400,000 Rehabilitation and powerWidening energyand savingsMilepost project268 - 343 Passing Lanes Seward Highway Miles 76 - 81 10,420,000 Seward Meridian Road Improvements 3,700,000 Shageluk Airport Access Road Improvements 750,000 Sterling Highway Miles 8 - 25 29,911,500 SB0074A -5- SB 74 New Text Underlined [DELETED TEXT BRACKETED] 32-GS1716\A Takonta Gold Creek Bridge and Tatalina Bridge 500,000 Replacement Unalaska Harbor 9,300,000 Utqiagvik Airport 4,851,000 Wasilla Airport 2,199,000 * Sec.
UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA.
The amount of $29,978,000 is appropriated from the 2021 state infrastructure project fund to the University of Alaska to be allocated among the following projects in the amounts listed subject to reallocation between projects in accordance with AS 37.07.080(e):
PROJECT AMOUNT Bartlett and Moore Hall Modernization:
$18,650,000 Restrooms and Sanitation Infrastructure UAA Building Energy Performance Upgrades 10,900,000 UAA Integrated Sciences Building (CPISB) 428,000 Combined Heat and Power Energy Savings Project * Sec.
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The uncodified law of the State of Alaska is amended by adding a new section to read:
If the issuance of the bonds is ratified by a majority of the qualified voters of the state who vote on the question, the amount of $1,511,431$1,773,164 or as much of that amount as is found necessary is appropriated from the proceeds of the bond sale to the state bond committee to carry out the provisions of this Act and to pay expenses incident to the sale and issuance of the bonds authorized in this Act.
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3 - 1011 of this Act lapse under AS 37.25.020 and are appropriated to the state bond committee to redeem bonds sold under this Act.
The amounts expended from the general fund to pay the principal, interest, and redemption CSSB 74(TRA) -6- SB0074B New Text Underlined [DELETED TEXT BRACKETED] 32-GS1716\B premium on bonds issued under this Act shall be reimbursed to the general fund from the SB 74 -6- SB0074A New Text Underlined [DELETED TEXT BRACKETED] 32-GS1716\A appropriation made under this section to the extent that the money is not needed to redeem the bonds.
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P R O P O S I T I O N State General Obligation $303,797,585$356,405,952 State Infrastructure Project Bonds Shall the State of Alaska issue its general obligation bonds in the principal amount of not more than $303,797,585$356,405,952 for the purpose of paying the cost of state infrastructure projects? Bonds Yes [ ] Bonds No [ ] * Sec.
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