NORTH CAROLINA GENERAL ASSEMBLY
1965 SESSION

CHAPTER 916
HOUSE BILL 14

AN ACT TO MAKE APPROPRIATIONS TO PROVIDE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS FOR STATE INSTITUTIONS, DEPARTMENTS, AND AGENCIES.

The General Assembly of North Carolina do enact:

Section 1.  This Act shall be known as "The Capital Improvement Appropriation Act of 1965".
Sec. 2.  The funds appropriated by this Act are for the purposes of construction of buildings and utilities, renovation of buildings and utilities, acquiring sites therefor if necessary, acquiring and installing equipment at the institutions, departments and agencies of the State hereinafter mentioned and only as detailed in Volume III of the 1965-67 Budget.
Sec. 3.  The funds appropriated by this Act to provide for Capital Improvements, by Sections 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8 of this Act, shall be disbursed for the purposes provided in this Act upon warrants drawn by the State Disbursing Officer, which warrants shall not be drawn for any State institution, department or agency until a requisition has been approved by the Director of the Budget and which requisition shall be approved only after full compliance with the Executive Budget Act, Article 1 of Chapter 143 of the General Statutes. Any officer of the State or executive head of any institution, or any director, trustee, or commissioner in any State institution, department, or agency to which an appropriation is made under the provisions of this Act who votes for or aids in spending more money for any improvement for his institution, department, or agency than is appropriated therefor, may be removed from office by the Governor. Any additional moneys which may be received by means of a grant or grants from the United States of America or any agency or department thereof or from any other source to aid in financing the cost of any of the improvements herein referred to, may be placed by the State Treasurer in the same fund or in a separate fund and, to the extent permitted by the terms of such grant or grants, shall be disbursed in the same manner and for the purposes mentioned in this Act, and only as detailed in Volume III of the 1965-67 Budget. Appropriations for student housing are on the basis of three thousand dollars ($3,000.00) per student and shall not exceed this per student cost.
Sec. 4.  There is appropriated out of the General Fund the sum of thirty-nine million four thousand two hundred seventy-eight dollars ($39,004,278) for the use of the State institutions, departments, and agencies to provide for CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT projects according to the following schedule:
I. GENERAL GOVERNMENT
Department of Administration	$ 1,907,000
1. General Renovations to Buildings	$ 240,000
2. Addition to Central Motor Pool	8,000
3. Addition to Coal Storage at Central
Heating Plant	8,000
4. Additional Electrical Facilities	30,000
5. Supplement State Office Building	621,000
6. Seashore Commission—Matching Funds	500,000
7. Addition to Revenue Building	500,000
__________
III. CORRECTION
Board of Juvenile Correction	$	$ 1,500,000
1. New Training School	1,500,000
__________
(Advisory Budget Commission to
determine use)
Stonewall Jackson Training School	125,000
1. Sewage Disposal Plant	125,000
__________
State Home and Industrial School for Girls	20,000
1. Renovate Electrical Distribution System	20,000
__________
Morrison Training School	15,500
1. Walks and Drives	15,500
__________
Prison Department	851,000
1. Emergency Electrical System—
Central Prison	25,000
2. Paving Roads—Caledonia Prison	12,000
3. Install Central Heating, Unit 067—
Randolph County	41,000
4. Mental Health Center
Dorothea Dix Hospital
Building	$ 1,088,000
Equipment	150,000
__________
1,238,000
Less Prison Enterprises
Funds	-500,000	738,000
__________
5. Sewage Disposal Plant
Unit 076—Rowan County	35,000
__________
IV. PUBLIC WELFARE
State Commission for the Blind	80,000
Rehabilitation Center for the Blind
1. Two 2-Family Staff Housing Units	50,000
2. Land Improvements	30,000
__________
V. EDUCATION
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
(Health Affairs)	7,252,440
1. Rewiring and Renovating
McNider Hall	500,000
Less Federal Funds	-250,000	250,000
__________
2. Basic Education Facilities	$	$	$
Building	6,630,000
Equipment	1,000,000
__________
7,630,000
Less Other Funds	-3,659,000	3,971,000
__________
3. Addition to Sewage
Treatment Plant	350,000
4. Addition to School of
Dentistry Building
Building	3,282,471
Equipment	557,529
__________
3,840,000
Less Other Funds	-1,546,049	2,293,951
__________
5. Cancer Treatment Facility
Building	1,016,400
Equipment	353,549
__________
1,369,949
Less Other Funds	-982,460	387,489
__________	__________
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
(Academic Affairs)	685,000
1. New East Bldg. Renovations
Building	120,000
Equipment	20,000	140,000
__________
2. Venable Hall Renovations
Building	85,000
Equipment	80,000	165,000
__________
3. Residence Hall for 2000
Students
Building	5,700,000
Equipment	300,000
__________
6,000,000
Less Self-Liquidating	-6,000,000	-0-
__________
4. Institute of Fisheries
Research Bldg.
Building	460,000
Equipment	70,000
__________
530,000
Less Federal Funds	-150,000	380,000
__________
North Carolina State University	$	$	$
at Raleigh	1,305,000
1. Bldg. Repairs, Utilities
and Improvements	1,000,000
2. Renovation of Withers Hall	250,000
3. Forestry Camp and Lab. Renovations	55,000
__________
4. Housing for 808 Single Students
Building	2,303,000
Equipment	121,000
__________
2,424,000
Less Self-Liquidating	-2,424,000	-0-
__________
5. Married Students Apartments
Building	1,921,000
Equipment	49,000
__________
1,970,000
Less Self-Liquidating	-1,970,000	-0-
__________
6. Student Center	3,000,000
Less Self-Liquidating	-3,000,000	-0-
__________
University of North Carolina at Greensboro	3,265,000
1. Utilities, Renovations and Heating
Plant Improvements	1,275,000
2. Addition to Student Union
Building	720,000
Equipment	70,000
__________
790,000
Less Self-Liquidating	-790,000	-0-
3. Development and Improvement
of Campus Streets
and Parking Area	35,000
4. Air Conditioning Forney
Building	40,000
5. Life Science Building
Building	1,400,000
Equipment	250,000
__________
1,650,000
Less Federal Funds	-275,000	1,375,000
__________
6. Dormitory for Students	$	$	$
Building	1,282,500
Equipment	67,500
__________
1,350,000
Less Self-Liquidating	-1,350,000	-0-
__________
7. Student Apartments
Building	475,000
Equipment	35,000
__________
510,000
Less Self-Liquidating	-510,000	-0-
__________
8. Supplement to 1963
Appropriation for Fine
Arts Center	540,000
__________
East Carolina College	800,000
1. Auxiliary Heating Plant	800,000
2. Dormitory for 400 Students
Building	1,140,000
Equipment	60,000
__________
1,200,000
Less Self-Liquidating	-1,200,000	-0-
__________
3. Dormitory for 500 Students
Building	1,425,000
Equipment	75,000
__________
1,500,000
Less Self-Liquidating	-1,500,000	-0-
__________
4. Dormitory for 400 Students
Building	1,140,000
Equipment	60,000
__________
1,200,000
Less Self-Liquidating	-1,200,000	-0-
__________
The Agricultural and Technical
College	270,500
1. Storage and Workroom
Addition to Boiler Plant
Building	18,000
Equipment	10,000	28,000
__________
2. Replace Section of	$	$	$
Steam Distribution	25,500
3. Renovate Noble Hall
Building	120,000
Equipment	20,000	140,000
__________
4. Instructional Equipment	54,000
5. Dormitory for 400 Students
Building	1,140,000
Equipment	60,000
__________
1,200,000
Les Self-Liquidating	-1,200,000	-0-
__________
6. Air Condition Frazier Hall	12,000
7. Storage Facility for
Hazardous Chemicals	11,000
__________
Western Carolina College	1,802,000
1. Extend Power Service to
New Building	50,000
2. Two 400-Student Dormitories
Buildings	2,280,000
Equipment	120,000
__________
2,400,000
Less Self-Liquidating	-2,400,000	-0-
__________
3. Walks, Drives, Landscaping	25,000
4. Addition to Physical
Education Facilities
Building	790,000
Equipment	70,000
__________
860,000
Less Self-Liquidating	-430,000	430,000
5. Renovations and Alterations
to Stillwell Building	237,000
6. Warehouse
Building	37,500
Equipment	2,500	40,000
__________
7. Business
Building	725,000
Equipment	115,000	840,000
__________
8. Addition to Education and	$	$	$
Psychology Building
Building	465,000
Equipment	75,000
__________
540,000
Less Federal Funds	-360,000	180,000
__________	__________
Appalachian State Teachers College	1,213,160
1. Convert High School
Building to Classrooms
Building	230,000
Equipment	25,000	255,000
__________
2. Convert Watauga Hospital to
Women's Dormitory
Building	100,000
Equipment	15,000	115,000
__________
3. Convert Watauga Hospital
Nurses Residence to College
Infirmary
Building	25,000
Equipment	15,000	40,000
__________
4. Expansion of Steam Service	180,000
5. Steam Generating Equipment	135,000
6. Expansion of Water System	40,000
7. Dormitory for 300 Students
Building	855,000
Equipment	45,000
__________
900,000
Less Self-Liquidating	-900,000	-0-
__________
8. Dormitory for 300 Students
Building	855,000
Equipment	45,000
__________
900,000
Less Self-Liquidating	-900,000	-0-
__________
9. Dormitory for 300 Students
Building	855,000
Equipment	45,000
__________
900,000
Less Self-Liquidating	-900,000	-0-
__________
10. Dormitory for 300 Students	$	$	$
Building	855,000
Equipment	45,000
__________
900,000
Less Self-Liquidating	-900,000	-0-
__________
11. Accoustical Treatment Fine
Arts Building	25,160
12. Addition to Industrial Arts
Building
Building	323,000
Equipment	100,000	423,000
__________	__________
Pembroke State College	672,500
1. Storage Facility	10,000
2. Addition to Cafeteria
Building	46,000
Equipment	20,000	66,000
__________
3. Addition to President's Home
Building	4,000
Equipment	500	4,500
__________
4. Parking Areas and Roads	18,000
5. Renovate Old Main Building	20,000
6. Dormitory for 100 Students
Building	285,000
Equipment	15,000
__________
300,000
Less Self-Liquidating	-300,000	-0-
__________
7. Dormitory for 100 Students
Building	285,000
Equipment	15,000
__________
300,000
Less Self-Liquidating	-300,000	-0-
__________
8. Infirmary
Building	117,000
Equipment	20,000
__________
137,000
9. Library-Classroom Building
Building	550,000
Equipment	75,000
__________
$ 625,000	$	$
Less Federal Funds	-208,000	417,000
__________	__________
Winston-Salem State College	1,025,000
1. Library Equipment	75,000
2. Heating Plant Renovations	95,000
3. Major Repairs to Buildings	35,000
4. Dormitory for 125 Students
Building	357,000
Equipment	18,000
__________
375,000
Less Self-Liquidating	-375,000	-0-
__________
5. Student Union
Building	390,000
Equipment	80,000
__________
470,000
Less Self-Liquidating	-470,000	-0-
__________
6. Classroom Building
Building	580,000
Equipment	70,000	650,000
__________
7. Renovate Eller Hall
Building	85,000
Equipment	55,000	140,000
__________
8. Acquisition of Columbia
Heights School	30,000
__________
Elizabeth City State College	650,000
1. Dormitory for 176 Students
Building	502,000
Equipment	26,000
__________
528,000
Less Self-Liquidating	-528,000	-0-
__________
2. Dormitory for 124 Students
Building	354,000
Equipment	18,000
__________
372,000
Less Self-Liquidating	-372,000	-0-
__________
3. Campus Roads, Walks and	$	$	$
Parking Area	50,000
4. Housing Facility for Single
Faculty Members
Building	150,000
Equipment	10,000
__________
160,000
Less Self-Liquidating	-160,000	-0-
5. Cafeteria
Building	490,000
Equipment	110,000	600,000
__________	__________
Fayetteville State College	578,000
1. Terrazzo Floor in Dining Hall	45,000
2. Major Repairs to Buildings	55,000
3. Renovate Electrical
Distribution System	170,000
4. Track and Athletic Field
Improvements	20,000
5. Science Building
Building	356,000
Equipment	75,000
__________
431,000
Less Federal Funds	-143,000
__________
288,000
__________
North Carolina College at Durham	472,000
1. Central Heating Plant
Repairs and Enlargement	250,000
2. Dormitory for 400 Students
Building	1,140,000
Equipment	60,000
__________
1,200,000
Less Self-Liquidating	-1,200,000	-0-
__________
3. Dormitory for 200 Students
Building	570,000
Equipment	30,000
__________
600,000
Less Self-Liquidating	-600,000	-0-
__________
4. Dormitory for 400 Students	$	$	$
Building	1,140,000
Equipment	60,000
__________
1,200,000
Less Self-Liquidating	-1,200,000	-0-
__________
5. Chemistry Building
Building	565,000
Equipment	200,000
__________
765,000
Less 1963 Appropriation	-288,000
Less Federal Funds	-255,000	222,000
__________	__________
Asheville-Biltmore College	78,000
1. Street Paving and Parking	38,000
2. Street Lighting and Landscaping	22,000
3. Convert Classroom to Biology
Laboratory	18,000
4. Faculty Apartments
Building	232,000
Equipment	13,000
__________
245,000
Less Self-Liquidating	-245,000	-0-
__________
5. Dormitory for 125 Students
Building	356,000
Equipment	19,000
__________
375,000
Less Self-Liquidating	-375,000	-0-
__________
6. Dormitory for 125 Students
Building	356,000
Equipment	19,000
__________
375,000
Less Self-Liquidating	-375,000	-0-
__________
University of North Carolina at
Charlotte	1,035,000
1. Expansion of Utilities	615,000
2. Campus Lighting	20,000
3. Roads, Walks and
Parking Areas	100,000
4. Maintenance Shop and	$	$	$
Warehouse	50,000
5. Health and Physical
Education Building	250,000
(may be augmented
by gifts)
6. Addition to Classroom
Building
Building	331,666
Equipment	35,000
__________
366,666
Less Federal Funds	-366,666	-0-
__________
Wilmington College	1,655,000
1. Library
Building	1,377,000
Equipment	175,000
__________
1,552,000
Less Federal Funds	-517,000	1,035,000
__________
2. Chemistry-Physics Building
Building	765,000
Equipment	120,000
__________
885,000
Less Federal Funds	-295,000	590,000
__________
3. Equipment for Four Biology
Laboratories
Equipment	45,000
Less Federal Funds	-15,000	30,000
__________
State Board of Education—Dept. of
Community Colleges	1,943,578
1. Existing Technical Institutes	2,000,000
Less Federal Funds	-569,422	1,430,578
__________
2. College of the Albemarle	135,000
3. Gaston College-Technical
Institute
Building	756,000
Less Federal Funds	-378,000	378,000
__________	__________
Governor Morehead School	$	$ 128,000
1. Remodel and Rewire
Kindergarten Cottage—
White Division	29,500
2. Remodel and Rewire Infirmary
White Division	9,500
3. Replace Steam Main,
North Side
Colored Division	15,000
4. Hot Water Tanks and
Piping—White Div.	20,000
5. New Floors and Seating in
Auditorium—White Div.	11,000
6. New Wardrobes for Fisher,
Cooke, Cox and Griffin
Cottages—White Division	11,000
7. Wardrobes for Boys
Cottages—Colored Division	7,000
8. Enlarge Coal Bin—
Colored Division	20,000
9. Equipment Storage Shed	5,000
__________
Eastern North Carolina School
for the Deaf	1,221,500
1. Expansion of Eastern North
Carolina Sanatorium Boiler
Plant	160,000
2. Boys' Dormitory
Building	323,000
Equipment	22,000	345,000
__________
3. Classroom, Dining Room,
Multi-Purpose Building
Building	339,000
Equipment	36,000	375,000
__________
4. Central Kitchen, Storage
Garage and Shop Building	129,000
Equipment	75,000	204,000
__________
5. Vocational Building
Building	98,000
Equipment	10,000	108,000
__________
6. Renovate Nurses' Residence
to Girls Dormitory
Building	11,000
Equipment	18,500	29,500
__________	__________
North Carolina School for the Deaf	$	$ 288,000
1. Resurface Campus Roads	18,000
2. Infirmary Addition
Building	53,000
Equipment	7,000	60,000
__________
3. Student Union and Girls'
Physical Education Building
Building	270,000
Equipment	35,000
__________
302,000
Less Funds from Sale of Land	-95,000	210,000
__________	__________
Department of Archives and History	15,000
1. Residence, Brunswick Town	15,000
__________
VII. NON-HIGHWAY TRANSPORTATION
State Ports Authority	1,752,500
Wilmington Terminal
1. Warehouse Building	550,000
Site Improvements	100,000	650,000
__________
Morehead City Terminal
2. Transit Shed	632,000
3. Warehouse	470,500
__________
VIII. HEALTH AND HOSPITALS
Dorothea Dix Hospital	891,000
1. Replacement of Certain
Utility Lines	65,000
2. Domestic Water Heaters	12,000
3. Waterproofing Exterior of
Certain Buildings	18,000
4. Replace Cornices on Male
and Female Wings	20,000
5. Additional Electrical Capacity—
McBryde Building	75,000
6. Completion of Electrical
Distribution System	150,000
7. Renovate Edgerton Building	190,000
8. Renovate Council Building	550,000
Less Funds on Hand	-381,000	169,000
__________
9. Renovate Old Wing,	$	$	$
Spruill Building	212,000
Less Funds on Hand	-50,000	162,000
__________
10. Renovate Wright Building	110,000
Less Funds on Hand	-80,000	30,000
__________	__________
Broughton Hospital	40,000
1. Modification of Electrical
Distribution System	40,000
__________
Western Carolina Center	1,480,000
1. 120-Bed Non-ambulatory
Building
Building	430,000
Equipment	60,000	490,000
__________
2. Three Dormitories
Buildings	665,000
Equipment	100,000	765,000
__________
3. Addition to Power Plant—
Broughton Hospital
Building	60,000
Boiler and Equipment	165,000	225,000
__________	__________
Cherry Hospital	470,000
1. Second Cascade in Power
Plant	195,000
2. Renovations to Linville
Building	275,000
__________
O'Berry Center	177,000
1. Addition to Existing
Infirmary
Building	157,000
Equipment	20,000	177,000
__________	__________
John Umstead Hospital	1,176,000
1. Improvement to Sewage
Treatment Facilities	250,000
2. Fire Truck Replacement	26,000
3. Renovate Two Ward
Buildings	900,000
__________
Murdoch Center	39,000
1. Annex to Children's
Psychiatric Unit
Building	35,000
Equipment	4,000	39,000
__________	__________
Caswell Center	$	$ 66,000
1. Outdoor Recreation Center	$ 16,000
2. Renovate Two Wings of Idiot
Colony to House
Non-ambulatory Children	50,000
__________
North Carolina Sanatorium	285,000
1. Renovate Brooks Wing	225,000
2. Fly Ash Control
Equipment	60,000
__________
North Carolina Orthopedic Hospital	23,000
1. Central Heating Plant
Improvements	23,000
__________
North Carolina Cerebral Palsy Hospital	87,000
1. Additions and Renovations
Building	71,000
Equipment	4,000	75,000
__________
2. Convert Stokers to
Oil Burners	12,000
__________
IX. NATURAL RESOURCES AND RECREATION
Department of Conservation and
Development	710,000
Division of Commercial
Fisheries
1. 85-90 Foot Motor Cutter	359,000
2. 40-45 Foot Patrol Boat	35,000
Division of Forestry
3. 120 Foot Steel Lookout
Tower—Wayne County	15,000
4. Asheville District Office
Building	20,000
5. Bannerman Tower
Residence—Pender County	14,000
Division of State Parks
6. Ft. Macon State Park—
Public Campground	45,000
7. Duke Power State Park
Superintendent's Residence,
Information Center,
Service Building	50,000
8. Duke Power State Park
Park Road Construction	75,000
9. Duke Power State Park	$	$	$
Family Camping Area	40,000
10. Duke Power State Park
Public Picnic Area	46,000
11. Duke Power State Park
Boating Facility—
Lake Norman	11,000
__________
Kerr Reservoir Development Commission	5,000
1. Satterwhite Point Water
Storage Tank	5,000
__________
X. AGRICULTURE
Department of Agriculture	29,600
1. State Fairgrounds Utilities	125,000
Less Funds on Hand	-100,000	25,000
__________
2. Silos, Coastal Plain
Research Station	4,600
__________
North Carolina State University
at Raleigh—Agricultural
Experiment Station	920,000
1. Renovate Animal Disease
Laboratory	60,000
2. Agricultural Research
Facilities, Raleigh
Buildings	720,000
Equipment	140,000	860,000
__________	__________	__________
TOTAL = GENERAL FUND	$39,004,278
Sec. 5.  There is appropriated out of the Highway Fund the sum of three million one hundred ninety-two thousand eight hundred dollars ($3,192,800) for the use of the Department of Motor Vehicles and the State Highway Commission to provide for CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT projects according to the following schedule:
II. PUBLIC SAFETY AND REGULATION
Department of Motor Vehicles	$	$ 1,109,000
1. Troop "C" Headquarters
Bldg., Raleigh
Building	235,000
Land	9,000
Equipment	21,000	265,000
__________
2. Addition to Motor Vehicles
Building, Raleigh	285,000
Less: 1963 Appropriation	-65,000	220,000
__________
3. Office Building—Jacksonville	$	$	$
Building	60,500
Land	3,000	63,500
__________
4. Office Building—Morganton
Building	60,500
Land	3,000	63,500
__________
5. Office Building—Whiteville
Building	60,500
Land	3,000	63,500
__________
6. Office Building—Roanoke Rapids
Building	60,500
Land	3,000	63,500
7. Steel Radio Towers and
Microwave Housing	330,000
8. Highway Patrol and Drivers
Licensing Building — Clinton
Building	37,000
Land	3,000	40,000
__________	__________
VI. HIGHWAYS
State Highway Commission	2,083,800
1. Addition to Highway
Building—Raleigh
Building	1,475,000
Equipment	20,000	1,495,000
__________
2. Maintenance Buildings—
Asheboro	28,000
3. Maintenance Headquarters
Building—Newport	18,000
4. Maintenance Buildings—
Jacksonville
Building	67,000
Equipment	4,000	71,000
__________
5. Sub-Shop and Maintenance
Building—Greenville
Building	108,800
Equipment	11,000	119,800
__________
6. Maintenance Buildings and	$	$	$
District Shop—Boone
Building	154,300
Equipment	8,500	162,800
__________
7. Maintenance Buildings—
Yanceyville and
Hillsboro
Buildings	22,000
Equipment	2,000	24,000
__________
8. Maintenance Buildings—
Spindale
Buildings	50,200
Equipment	4,000	54,200
__________
9. Water Supply and
Service Station—
Jackson County	14,500
10. Maintenance Buildings—
Siler City	50,900
11. Sub-Shop and Equipment—
Buxton
Building	35,600
Equipment	2,000	37,600
__________
12. Storage Building—
Huntersville	8,000
__________
Sec. 6.  There is appropriated out of the Prison Enterprises Fund the sum of five hundred thousand dollars ($500,000) to provide for part of the costs of CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT projects as detailed under State Prison Department in Section 4 of this Act.
Sec. 7.  There is appropriated out of the funds of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, the sum of one million four hundred thirty five thousand dollars ($1,435,000) from the Enterprises Account; one hundred thirty-five thousand dollars ($135,000) from the Auxiliary Institutional Services, and six hundred fifty-five thousand dollars ($655,000) from the Overhead Receipts Special Fund to provide for CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT projects according to the following schedule:
V. EDUCATION
University of North Carolina at	$	$	$
Chapel Hill
Enterprises Account	1,435,000
1. Additions and Renovations
to Carolina Inn
Building	1,085,000
Equipment	115,000	1,200,000
__________
2. Utilities Office and Shop
Building
Building	220,000
Equipment	15,000	235,000
__________
University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill—Auxiliary
Institutional Services	135,000
1. Community Center and
Service Building
Building	120,000
Equipment	15,000	135,000
__________	__________
University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill—Overhead
Receipts Special Fund	655,000
1. Telephone Facilities—
Health Affairs Area
Building	113,000
Equipment	542,000	655,000
__________	__________
Sec. 8.  There is appropriated out of the Wildlife Resources Fund the sum of three hundred forty-one thousand two hundred fifty-four dollars ($341,254) to provide for CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT projects according to the following schedule:
IX. NATURAL RESOURCES AND RECREATION
Wildlife Resources Commission	$	$	$ 341,254
1. Purchase of Land	178,254
2. Additional Facilities—
Armstrong Creek Trout
Hatchery	25,000
3. Purchase of Fishing Access
Areas	30,000
4. Residence—Holly Shelter
Refuge	15,000
5. Residence—Waynesville
Hatchery	15,000
6. Residence—Fayetteville	$	$	$
Hatchery	15,000
7. Residence—Mattamuskeet
National Wildlife Refuge
Building	15,500
Land	2,500	18,000
__________	__________
8. Caswell Wildlife
Management Area
Dam and Lake	90,000
Less Funds on Hand	-45,000	45,000
__________	__________
Sec. 9.  The Director of the Budget is authorized and empowered to make transfers and changes from completed projects for which appropriations are made in this Act, within the appropriations made to each separately named department, agency, or institution to provide changes as necessary to permit completion of the projects as described in this appropriation and only as detailed in Volume III of the Budget.
Sec. 10.  The Advisory Budget Commission is authorized and empowered to delete any Capital Improvement project or projects as provided in this bill and substitute therefor any other Capital Improvement project or projects which, on request of the department, agency or institution and in the opinion of the Advisory Budget Commission, shall be deemed to be in the best interest of the State. Such substituted projects shall take precedence over projects enumerated in this bill within the limit of funds provided to the requesting department, agency, or institution in this appropriation.
Sec. 11.  The Advisory Budget Commission may, when in its opinion it is in the best interest of the State to do so, and upon request of the department, institution or agency, authorize the increase or decrease in size and scope of any project or projects enumerated in this bill within the funds provided to that department, agency, or institution in this appropriation.
Sec. 12.  Subject to any transfers and changes between appropriations as permitted in Sections 9, 10, and 11 of this Act, the appropriations for Capital Improvements made in this Act shall be expended only for the specific projects set out in this Act, and any unexpended balances of the appropriations made in this Act to each separately named department, agency, or institution shall revert to the Appropriate Fund of the State on June 30, 1970, or on such later date, if any as the Advisory Budget Commission may determine, or upon completion of the projects of each department, agency, or institution if prior to June 30, 1970.
Sec. 13.  The unexpended balances remaining in various Capital Improvement Funds of 1955 and 1957 shall revert to the General Fund on June 30, 1965.
Sec. 14.  The several departments, institutions and agencies of the State are fully authorized and empowered to make application or applications to any agency or agencies of the United States of America for grants-in aid for the construction of the several projects mentioned in this Act and to receive and expend the same in accordance with the terms of such grants and in conformity with the laws of this State. The Governor, or such agency or persons as may be designated by him, is fully authorized and empowered to make applications to and receive such grants-in-aid as may be made by any agency or agencies of the United States of America for the construction and renovation of buildings, and equipping the same, and the improvements referred to in this Act and only as detailed in Volume III of the 1965-67 Budget.
Sec. 15.  All laws and clauses of laws in conflict with this Act are hereby repealed.
Sec. 16.  This Act shall be effective July 1, 1965.
In the General Assembly read three times and ratified, this the 10th day of June, 1965.