NORTH CAROLINA GENERAL ASSEMBLY
1963 SESSION

CHAPTER 684
SENATE BILL 14

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

The General Assembly of North Carolina do enact:

Section 1.  This Act shall be known as the Capital Improvement Appropriation Act of 1963.
Sec. 2.  The funds appropriated by this Act are for the purposes of construction of buildings, acquiring sites therefor if necessary, acquiring and installing equipment at the institutions, departments, and agencies of the State, hereinafter mentioned.
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.
Sec. 4.  There is appropriated out of the General Fund the sum of fifty seven million eight hundred ninety eight thousand five hundred eighteen dollars ($57,898,518*) for the use of the State institutions, departments, and agencies to provide for Capital Improvement projects according to the following schedule:
GENERAL GOVERNMENT
Department of Administration	$5,276,000*
1. General Renovations	$ 51,000
2. Install two Elevators, Agriculture Building	65,000
3. Elevator Conversion, Revenue Building	15,000*
4. New Office Building	2,895,000
5. Purchase of Land	2,250,000*
PUBLIC SAFETY AND REGULATION
North Carolina Armory Commission	200,000
1. Armory Buildings	1,600,000
Less: Federal and Local Funds	1,400,000
State Civil Defense Agency	$ 257,500
1. Emergency Operating Center	$ 515,000
Less: Federal Funds	257,500
CORRECTION
Stonewall Jackson Training School	12 000
1. Replacement of Laying Houses
and Brooder House	9,000
2. Replacement of Silo for Dairy	3,000
State Home and Industrial School for Girls	135,000
1. Renovate Electrical Distribution
System and Campus Lights	15,000
2. Cottage for 25 Students	115,000
3. Storage Shed	    5,000
Morrison Training School	289,500
1. Annex to 35-Capacity Boys Dormitory
To Provide 12 Single Rooms with Custody
Features	25,500
2. All Weather Surfaced Drives and Walks	-0-*
3. Fire Hydrants	12,000
4. Cottage to House 50 Students	150,000
5. Two Staff Cottages	23,000
6. Addition to Infirmary	79,000
Eastern Carolina Training School	414,500
1. New Building for 60 Students	175,000
2. Renovation of Superintendents
Residence	7,000
3. Extension of Water Lines and
Fire Hydrants	8,500
4. Extension of Walks and Drives	-0-*
5. New Building for 60 Students	175,000
6. Thirty Cow Milking Barn	26,000
7. Two Staff Cottages	23,000
State Training School for Girls	186,500*
1. All Weather Surfaced Walks and Drives	-0-*
2. New Building for 50 Students	150,000
3. Two Staff Cottages	23,000
4. Residence for Superintendent	13,500
State Prison Department	$1,665,000
Less: Funds Provided by Prison Enterprises	760,000	$ 905,000
1. Construction of 6" Water Main
from Durham, Unit 051, Durham County	65,000
2. Sewage Outfall and Pumping Station
to City System, Unit 086,
Randolph County	17,000
3. Sewage Disposal System, Unit
112, Ashe County	24,000
4. Connect Sewer to City System,
Unit 136, Rutherford County	13,000
5. Improvement to Unit 017, Hertford County	52,600
6. Improvements to Unit 022, Carteret County	27,400
7. Renovation of Craggy Prison	276,000
8. Renovation and Enlargement of
Unit 024, Greene County	905,000
9. Renovation and Enlargement of
Unit 132, Burke County	166,000
10. Construction of 100-Man Dormitory
for Handicapped Inmates of
Caledonia Prison	88,000
11. Improvements at Odom Prison	31,000
EDUCATION
University of North Carolina
(Consolidated)
General Administration	-0-*
1. Facilities to Provide Statewide
Educational Television	-0-*
University of North Carolina	2,898,000
1. Renovate and Provide Basic
Equipment Ground Floor, MacNider Hall	155,000
2. Undergraduate Library and
Student Union	3,315,000
Less: Self-Liquidating Student Union	2,000,000	1,315,000
3. L.R. Wilson Library, Renovation
and Air Conditioning 2 Areas	65,000
4.Dormitory for 925* Men	2,544,000*
Less: Self-Liquidating Funds	2,544,000*
5. Additions and Alterations to Davie Hall	$ 903,000
6. Renovate Old Phillips Hall	$ 460,000
7. Dormitory for 200 Women	-0-*
(Combined with item 4 above)
Less: Self-Liquidating Funds	-0-*	—
State College of Agriculture and Engineering	3,988,000*
1. Improvements to Burlington Nuclear
Reactor Facilities; Rewiring
Ricks and Patterson Hall; and
other Building Repairs, Utilities
and Improvements	1,000,000
2. Additions and Alterations Brooks Hall	315,000
3. Remodel Daniels Hall	325,000
4. Equipment for Civil Engineering	100,000
5. Remodel Broughton Building (Diesel Wing)	105,000
6. Renovate Nuclear Science Building	63,000
7. Air Conditioning D.H. Hill Library	300,000
8. Two Dormitories, 800 Men Each	4,400,000
Less: Self-Liquidating Funds	4,400,000	—
9. Dormitory for 300 Women	825,000
Less: Self-Liquidating Funds	825,000	—
10. Physical Science Building	1,780,000*
Woman's College of the University of
North Carolina	2,138,000*
1. Renovation and/or Replacement
of the Utility System; New
Boilers and Accessories	773,000
2. Renovation of Electric Wiring
and Lighting in 7 Buildings	370,000
3. Improvement of Hot Water
Supply in Dormitories	50,000
4. Widening West Drive	60,000
5. Dormitory Renovations	300,000
6. Dining Hall Improvements	200,000
7. Library Air Conditioning	200,000
8. Two Home Management Units	65,000
9. Additions and Alterations to Pool	160,000
Less: Self -Liquidating Funds	$ 80,000	$ 80,000
10. Nursery School Addition	40,000*
East Carolina College	$3,116,000*
1. Dormitory for 400 Women to
Replace Wilson	1,100,000
Less: Self-Liquidating Funds	588,000	512,000
2. Addition to Library	519,000
3. Additions and Alterations to
Wright Building	650,000
Less: Self-Liquidating Funds	650,000	—
4. Addition to Jones Dormitory
Cafeteria	157,000
5. Addition to Maintenance Shop	28,000
6. Men's Health and Physical
Education Building	1,400,000
Less: Self-Liquidating Funds	700,000	700,000
7. Dormitory for 500 Men	1,375,000
Less: Self-Liquidating Funds	1,375,000	—
8. Music Building	1,200,000*
The Agricultural and Technical College	737,000
1. Boiler, Piping and Equipment	120,000
2. Campus Lights, Walks, and Roads	55,000
3. Dormitory for 200 Women	550,000
Less: Self-Liquidating Funds	412,500	137,500
4. Renovation of Graham Building	160,000
5. Student Union Building	1,040,000
Less: Self-Liquidating Funds	1,040,000	—
6. Music and Art Building
Equipment	25,000
7. Air Conditioning Library	180,000
8. Farm and Dairy Additions	59,500
Western Carolina College	2,373,168*
1. Addition to Cafeteria	151,000
2. Cafeteria No. 2	768,000
3. College Union Building	1,000,000
Less: Self-Liquidating Funds	1,000,000	—
4. Four 200 Student Dormitories	$2,200,000
Less: Self-Liquidating Funds	2,200,000	—
5. Renovations, Alterations, and
Additions to Stillwell Building	$ 135,000
6. Additions and Alterations to
Water System	270,000
7. Expansion of Utilities	200,000
8. Walks, Drives, and Landscaping	25,000
9. Additions and Alterations to
Hunter Library	503,000*
10. Campus Laboratory School
and Equipment	321,168*
Appalachian State Teachers College	$3,479,050*
1. Dormitory for 300 Women to
Replace Lovill Hall	825,000
Less: Self-Liquidating Funds	440,000	385,000
2. Dormitory for 200 Women to
Replace White Hall	406,300
Less: Self-Liquidating Funds	165,000	241,300
3. Repairs to Power Plant and
Distribution System, Replacements
for Steam Heating System and
Purchase of Boilers	90,000
4. Replacement and Enlargement of
Facilities for Health and
Physical Education	1,137,000
Less: Self-Liquidating Funds	284,250*	852,750*
5. Renovate Old Science Building
and Convert to Different Type
of Classroom Use	75,000
6. Furniture and Equipment for Old
Science Building	36,000
7. Seats for Auditorium in
Administration Building	14,000
8. Addition to Expansion of Present
Cafeteria	698,000
9. Equipment for New Science
Building	125,000
10. Student Center	1,025,000
Less: Self-Liquidating Funds	1,025,000	—
11. Enlargement of Library Facilities	890,000
12. Dormitory for 300 Women	825,000
Less: Self-Liquidating Funds	825,000	—
13. Dormitory for 300 Men	$ 825,000
Less: Self-Liquidating Funds	825,000	—
14. Nursery School Building	$ 72,000*
Pembroke State College	$ 953,750*
1. Dormitory for 100 Women	275,000
Less: Self-Liquidating Funds	68,750	206,250
2. Student Center	120,000
Less: Self-Liquidating Funds	-0-*	120,000*
3. Band Room	47,000
4. Two Wings at Library	38,000
5. New Wing and Alterations to Gymnasium	85,000
6. Home Economics Residence
House	45,000
7. Dormitory for 100 Men	275,000
Less: Self-Liquidating Funds	68,750	206,250
8. Faculty Apartments	140,000
Less: Self-Liquidating Funds	140,000	—
9. Dormitory for 100 Women	275,000
Less: Self-Liquidating Funds	68,750	206,250*
Winston-Salem Teachers College	497,000*
1. Convert Bickett Dormitory to Use
by Women	30,000
2. Dormitory for 250 Men	687,500
Less: Self-Liquidating Funds	515,500	172,000
3. Library Building	295,000*
Fayetteville State Teachers College	644,500
1. Dormitory for 200 Women	550,000
Less: Self-Liquidating Funds	412,500	137,500
2. Campus Drainage and Widen
West Drive	95,000
3. Redecorate President's House	5,000
4. Dormitory for 250 Men	687,500
Less: Self-Liquidating Funds	515,500	172,000
5. Physical Education Building for Women,
Including Swimming Pool	470,000
Less: Self-Liquidating Funds	$ 235,000	$ 235,000
6. Student Center	460,000
Less: Self-Liquidating Funds	460,000	—
Elizabeth City State Teachers College	$ 777,250*
1. Dormitory for 300 Men	825,000
Less: Self-Liquidating Funds	618,750	206,250*
2. Student Center	393,000
Less: Self-Liquidating Funds	393,000	—
3. Swimming Pool	242,000
Less: Self-Liquidating Funds	121,000	121,000
4. Library	400,000*
5. Renovations of Old Library
Building for Food Service	50,000*
North Carolina College at Durham	1,153,500*
1. Improvements to New Women's
Dormitory	15,000
2. Repairs to Women's Dormitory	8,500
3. Renovate Administration Building	160,000
4. Sidewalks and Seat Walls for
Congested Areas	9,000
5. Elevator, Health Building	15,000
6. Culvert and Fill, Dupree to
Lawson Streets	35,000
7. Air Condition Library	100,000
8. Enlarge Coal Bin	14,000
9. Student Center	720,000
Less: Self-Liquidating Funds	360,000*	360,000*
10. Dormitory for 400 Women	1,100,000
Less: Self-Liquidating Funds	1,100,000	—
11. Dormitory for 400 Men	825,000
Less: Self-Liquidating Funds	825,000	—
12. Listening Room	49,000
13. Storage Building	25,000
14. Equipment for Closed Circuit
Television	75,000
15. Addition to Science Building	288,000*
Community Colleges
Asheville Biltmore College	$1,406,000
1. Convert Chemistry Lecture Hall
to Laboratory	$ 16,000
Less: Local Matching Funds	-0-*	$ 16,000*
2. Library Building	800,000
Less: Local Matching Funds	-0-*	800,000*
3. Convert Present Library Space
to Classrooms and Offices	40,000
Less: Local Matching Funds	-0-*	40,000*
4. General Classroom Building	550,000
Less: Local Matching Funds	-0-*	550,000*
College of the Albemarle	260,000*
1. Gymnasium	260,000
Less: Local Matching Funds	130,000	130,000
2. To match Local Funds Already
Contributed	130,000*
Charlotte College	3,300,000*
1. General Classroom Building	1,200,000
Less: Local Matching Funds	-0-*	1,200,000*
2. General Laboratory Building	1,610,000
Less: Local Matching Funds	-0-*	1,610,000*
3. Administration Building	490,000
Less: Local Matching Funds	-0-*	490,000
4. Addition to Student Center	512,000
Less: Local Matching Funds	512,000	—
Mecklenburg College	255,000
1. Library Building	215,000
Less: Local Matching Funds	107,500	107,500
2. Classroom Building	295,000
Less: Local Matching Funds	147,500	147,500
3. Student Services Building	230,000
Less: Local Matching Funds	230,000	—
Wilmington College	500,000*
1. Liberal Arts Building	500,000
Less: Local Matching Funds	-0-*	500,000*
Gaston College	$ 500,000*
1. Two multi-purpose Buildings	$1,000,000
Less: Local Matching Funds	500,000	$ 500,000*
State School for the Blind and the Deaf	726,000
1. Primary Unit, Negro School	512,000
2. Addition to Primary Unit,
White School	183,000
3. Water Main Connection with
City of Raleigh	25,000
4. Additional Freezer Storage Space	6,000
Eastern North Carolina School for the Deaf	980,000*
1. Renovation of Existing Buildings	-0-*
2. Site Preparations	-0-*
3. Classroom and Dining Room Building	-0-*
4. Primary Unit, Classroom, Dining
Room, Kitchen, Dormitory, Recreation
and House-parent Quarters — 120 Capacity	883,000*
5. Renovations of Existing Buildings	30,000*
6. Site Improvements — Utilities	67,000*
North Carolina School for the Deaf	65,000
1. Renovate Bathrooms, Goodwin Hall	65,000
Department of Archives and History	3,050,000
1. Building to House the Department
of Archives and History
and State Library	3,000,000
2. Security Vault	50,000
NON-HIGHWAY TRANSPORTATION
State Ports Authority	4,600,000
1. Wilmington Harbor Project	100,000
2. Construction of New and
Renovation of Present Facilities,
Morehead City and Wilmington	4,500,000
3. Morehead City Port Improvements
Supplement	1,225,000
Less: Federal Funds, HHFA	1,225,000	—
HEALTH AND HOSPITALS
Medical Care Commission	$2,000,000
1. Community Hospitals	$2,222,000
Less: Federal Matching	1,222,000	$1,000,000
2. Nursing Home Facilities	1,333,000
Less: Federal Matching	733,000	600,000
3. Mental Health Clinics	889,000
Less: Federal Matching	489,000	400,000
Dorothea Dix Hospital	1,245,000
1. Renovation of Kirby Building	185,000
2. Renovation of Council Building	185,000
3. Renovation of McBryde Building	55,000
4. Spruill Building Improvements	25,000
5. Roads, Sidewalks and Parking Areas	100,000
6. Harvey Building Roofing and
Waterproofing Exterior Walls	18,000
7. Royster Building Roofing and
Waterproofing Exterior Walls	18,000
8. Completion of Electrical
Distribution System	100,000
9. Renovation of Wright Building	80,000
10. Renovation of Edgerton Building	155,000
11. Renovation of Adams Building	185,000
12. Renovation of Williams Building	120,000
13. Two Poultry Houses	19,000
Broughton Hospital	1,346,000
1. Renovate Wards 6, 7, 8, 10, 11,
12, F, G, H, J, K, and M	430,000
2. Renovate Wards 36 and 37	130,000
3. Renovate TB Building	35,000
4. Hydraulic Lift, Ward 28	20,000
5. Repairs to Service Building	13,000
6. Air Condition Jones Building	225,000
7. Air Condition Wards N and 27	100,000
8. Two Elevators, Center Building	50,000
9. Roads and Parking Areas	45,000
10. Paging and Broadcasting System	60,000
11. Chapel	220,000
12. Water Line Pump and Pump House	18,000
Cherry Hospital	$1,064,000
1. Electrical Distribution System	$ 150,000
2. Repair and Renovate 14 Bath and
Toilet Areas in 4 Buildings at
O'Berry Section	40,000
3. Additional Overhead Water
Storage Tank	82,000
4. Sewage Disposal Plant	390,000
5. Enclosing Stairwells on
Breezeways of All Buildings	30,000
6. Protection and Detention Screens	100,000
7. Hot Water Heating and Storage	15,000
8. Paving Streets	57,000
9. Filter Plant Addition	200,000
O'Berry School	579,000
1. Swimming Pool	70,000
2. Recreation Field and Field House	16,000
3. 126-Bed Crippled Children
Hospital	440,000
4. Canteen	26,000
5. Storage Building	27,000
John Umstead Hospital	773,000
1. Renovate Central Heating Facilities	360,000
2. Repair of Cold Storage	70,000
3. Air Condition Day Rooms
and Medical and Surgical Wards	335,000
4. Improvements to Main Kitchen	8,000
Murdoch School	1,243,400*
1. Forty Bed Addition to Infirmary	210,000
2. Warehouse Addition to Kitchen
Building	108,000
3. Canteen	26,000
4. Outdoor Swimming Pool	70,000
5. Air Condition Crippled Children's
Building and Administration Building	45,000
6. Convert 12 Two-Room Apartments
to Efficiency Units (Staff Building)	20,000
7. Facility for Blind Retardates	764,400*
Caswell School	534,000
1. New Floors in Crippled Children's Building	24,000
2. Exterior Repairs to Pollock, Austin,
Wooten, and Old Kitchen Buildings	$ 12,000
3. Heating Renovations, Idiot Colonies	125,000
4. Sewage Disposal Plant, or
Participation with City of Kinston	325,000
5. Covered Walks	22,000
6. Canteen or Store for Children and Employees	26,000
North Carolina Orthopedic Hospital	$ 38,000
1. Electrical Improvements	15,000
2. Air Conditioning	7,000
3. Emergency Power System	4,000
4. Resurface Roads and Widen Main Drive	12,000
NATURAL RESOURCES AND RECREATION
Department of Conservation and
Development	1,371,500*
Parks Division:
Cliffs of the Neuse State Park
1. Land Acquisition	39,500
2. Enlargement of Water Supply
System	27,000
Fort Macon State Park
1. Additions to Maintenance and
Service Area	30,500
2. Beach Erosion Control	260,000
Hanging Rock State Park
1. Replacement of Underground
Power Cable	21,000
2. Resurfacing and Improvements
of Park Roads	23,000
3. Additions to Maintenance and
Service Area	27,500
4. Enlargement of Public
Campgrounds	33,000
Jones Lake State Park
1. Replace Bathhouse	40,500
Morrow Mountain State Park
1. Additions to Maintenance and
Service Area	19,000
2. Enlargement of Public Camp
Grounds	33,000
Mount Jefferson State Park
1. Maintenance and Service Area	$ 28,450*
2. Enlargement of Water Supply
System	5,000
Mount Mitchell State Park
1. Roadside Improvement	51,550*
2. Completion of Parking Areas	31,000
3. Addition to Toilets and Refreshment
Stand	43,500
4. Addition to Maintenance and
Service Area	14,000
5. Enlargement of Public Camp
Grounds	48,500
Reedy Creek State Park
1. Addition to Maintenance and
Service Area	20,500
William B. Umstead State Park
1. Enlargement of Water Supply
System	22,000
2. Additions to Maintenance and
Service Area	38,500
Duke Power State Park	150,000*
Forestry Division
1. 120 Foot Steel Lookout Tower
Erection, Pamlico County	5,000
2. Fairfield District Headquarters,
Hyde County	46,000
3. Shop Building, Equipment Shelter,
Airplane Hanger, Whiteville	40,000
4. Forest Fire Control Equipment,
Clayton	12,500
5. Equipment Shelter and Radio
Shop, Chapel Hill	17,500
6. Warehouse and Shop Building,
Sylva	52,500
7. Equipment Shelters; Bertie,
Columbus, Martin, and
Robeson Counties	38,000
8. District Headquarters,
Rockingham	61,000
9. District Headquarters, Elizabeth
City	58,500
10. Equipment Shelter and
Communications Dispatch Building,
New Bern	12,000
11. Replace Inside Ladders with Steel
Stairs, Ashe and Yancey Counties	1,500
12. One Steel Lookout Tower
(Robeson County)	$ 10,000*
13. Residence, Sampson County	10,000*
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Kerr Reservoir Development
Commission	$ 132,600
Kimball Point
1. Ranger's Residence	11,000
2. Toilet Building	7,000
3. Tent Camping Area	8,000
4. Central Wash House	9,500
County Line Point
1. Tent Camping Area	10,000
2. Central Wash House	9,500
3. Toilet Building	5,500
Bullocksville Park
1. Toilet Building	5,500
2. Swimming Dock	1,000
3. Two Deep Wells with Pumps	4,000
Satterwhite Point
1. Toilet Building at
Swimming Area	8,000
2. Swimming Float	1,000
3. Toilet Building at
Picnic Shelter 1	7,000
4. Sales and Shop Building	22,000
5. Public Boat Dock	1,000
6. Exterior Lighting	1,100
Flemingtown Road Marina
1. Central Wash House	9,500
Williamsboro Wayside
1. Deep Well and Parking Area	4,000
Park Improvements
1. 200 Picnic Tables	2,000
2. Ground Improvements	6,000
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Department of Water Resources	1,000,000*
1. Building Sand Dunes and Other
Civil Works Projects	1,000,000
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AGRICULTURE
1. Addition to Tobacco Packhouse,
Border Belt Tobacco Research
Station	7,625
2. Milking House, Mountain
Research Station	13,280
3. Addition to Implement Storage,
Border Belt Tobacco Research
Station	$ 5,075
4. Feed Mixing and Storage
Facility, Piedmont Research Station	17,100
5. Superintendent's Dwelling, Upper
Coastal Plain Research Station	17,050
6. Feed Mixing and Storage Facility,
Tidewater Research Station	13,200
7. Sheltering Barn and Hay Feeding
Area, Coastal Plain Research Station	9,650
8. Fertilizer and Pesticide Storage,
Peanut Belt Research Station	4,925
9. Shed for Experimental Peanut
Curing Units, Peanut Belt
Research Station	2,350
10. Superintendent's Dwelling
Upper Mountain Research Station	17,050
11. Swine Unit, Upper Coastal
Plain Research Station	20,300
12. Dairy Supervisor's Dwelling,
Piedmont Research Station	13,900
13. Tobacco Curing Barn, Border
Belt Tobacco Research Station	4,275
14. Apple Grading Shed,
Mountain Research Station	4,770
15. Building for Wintering Brood
Cows, Upper Mountain Research
Station	8,935
16. Silo (40 ton capacity) for Sheep
Feeding, Upper Mountain Research
Station	2,315
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Agricultural Experiment Station,
North Carolina State College	$ 337,000*
1. Modernizing Dairy Farm Facilities,
College Dairy Farm	9,000
2. Buildings for Horticulture Crops
Research Station, Castle Hayne	16,000
3. Buildings at Mountain Horticulture
Crops Research Station, Fletcher	52,000
4. Buildings at Sandhills Research
Station, Jackson Springs	16,000
5. Compartment Curing Barn, Upper
Piedmont Tobacco Research
Station, Reidsville	$ 6,000
6. Finley Farm Poultry Facility	238,000*
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Sec. 5.  There is appropriated out of the Highway Fund the sum of three million two hundred seventy-six thousand two hundred dollars ($3,276,200) 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:
PUBLIC SAFETY AND REGULATION
Department of Motor Vehicles	$ 691,900
1. Addition to Motor Vehicles Building,
Raleigh	65,000
2. Radio Towers and Equipment —
Smithfield, Dunn, Stedman,
Fayetteville, Wilson and Greenville	312,500
3. Office Building — Conover	52,400
4. Office Building — Bryson City	52,400
5. Office Building — Statesville	52,400
6. Office Building — Reidsville	52,400
7. Office Building — Waynesville	52,400
8. Office Building — Marion	52,400
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HIGHWAYS
State Highway Commission:	2,584,300
1. Division Shop — Asheville	175,000
2. District Office Building — Winston Salem	34,000
3. District Office Building — Greenville	34,000
4. District Office Building — Greensboro	34,000
5. Addition to 11th Division Office
Building — North Wilkesboro	32,500
6. Maintenance Building — Burke County	60,000
7. Headquarters Building for
Resident Engineer and Locating
Engineer — Sanford	34,000
8. Maintenance Yard Facilities — Halifax County	43,000
9. District Office and Land — Boone	47,000
10. Four (4) Washing and Greasing
Houses — Division 5	128,000
11. Service Station at Union
County Maintenance Yard	$ 7,000
12. District Office Building — Asheville	34,000
13. Maintenance Headquarters Building — Trenton	10,000
14. Road Oil Camp (30 men) — Wilmington	13,000
15. Office, Storage, and Truck
Shed Building — Marshall	18,500
16. Addition to Division Office
Building — Durham	22,000
17. Maintenance Headquarters
Building — Pamlico County	10,000
18. Assembly Building and Fencing — Union
County Maintenance Yard	14,500
19. Road Oil Camp (50 men) — Buncombe
County	25,000
20. Office and Storage Building — Webster	10,000
21. District Office Building and Land — Wilson	38,000
22. Maintenance Headquarters Building
and Fencing — Fayetteville	20,000
23. Service Station — Fayetteville	7,000
24. Maintenance Headquarters Building — Graham	13,000
25. Sub-Shop — Greenville	25,000
26. Sub-Shop and Fencing — Yadkinville	32,000
27. Office Building, Truck Shed and
Storage Building — Point Harbor	22,000
28. Wash Pit and Grease Rack Shed — Wadesboro	7,000
29. Service Building with Grease Pit and
Wash Pit — Avery County	13,000
30. Service Building with Grease
Pit and Wash Pit — Webster	8,000
31. Road Oil Camp (25 men) — Clinton	11,000
32. Maintenance Yard Building and
Fencing — Edgecombe County	37,000
33. Maintenance Quarters, Resident
Engineer's Office and Service
Station — Siler City	28,000
34. Sub-Shop and Fencing — Asheboro	32,000
35. Metal Equipment Storage Shed — Webster	$ 12,500
36. Metal Equipment Storage
Building — Trenton	13,500
37. Storage Building — Cleveland
Gaston County	16,000
38. Office Building and Storage
Building — Sanford Bridge Yard	16,000
39. Maintenance Office and Assembly
Room — Burgaw	10,000
40. Metal Equipment Storage
Shed — Pamlico County	13,500
41. Maintenance Office and Assembly
Room — Kenansville	14,000
42. Purchase of Land
(20 acres) — Chatham County	29,200
43. Purchase of Land from Prison Department
(23 acres) — Perquimans County	1,400
44. Purchase of Land from Prison Department
(6 acres) — Northampton County	7,300
45. Assembly Building, Truck Shed, Service
Station and Fencing — Pasquotank County	36,000
46. Metal Equipment Shed — Statesville	13,500
47. Truck Shed, Storage, Toilet
and Assembly Building — Swan Quarter	15,000
48. Service Station Building — Trenton	1,500
49. Fencing — Burke County	3,000
50. Road Oil Camp
(50 men) — McDowell County	25,000
51. Service Building for Washing and
Greasing — Robbinsville	8,000
52. Sub-Shop — Bryson City	32,000
53. Maintenance and Storage
Building and Sign
Shop — Wilson County	59,000
54. Office Building — Storage Building,
Grading, and Fencing — North Wilkesboro	22,500
55. Storage Shed and Addition to
Office — Guilford County	10,000
56. Headquarters Building — Greenville	10,000
57. Storage Building — Boone	$ 16,000
58. Road Oil Camp (50 men) — Yancey County	25,000
59. Blacksmith Shop and Storage
Building — Fayetteville	13,000
60. Equipment Storage Shed — Webster	19,000
61. Fencing — Chowan County	2,600
62. Metal Service Building for Washing
and Greasing — Mt. Pleasant	4,500
63. Sub-Shop — Roxboro	32,000
64. Truck Shed — Fayetteville	20,000
65. Seed and Fertilizer
Building — Greenville	8,500
66. Storage Warehouse — Rockingham	8,500
67. Warehouse — Rockingham	9,000
68. Division and District Headquarters
Office Building — Albemarle	122,000
69. Service Building for Washing
and Greasing — Monroe	7,500
70. Bridge Maintenance Office
Building and Truck Shed — Spindale	15,000
71. Combination Lumber and Storage
Shed — Rockingham	5,600
72. Landscape Headquarters and
Storage Building — Camp
Burton — Greensboro	17,000
73. Metal Equipment Storage Shed — Rosman	12,500
74. Maintenance Headquarters and
Fencing — Whiteville	22,500
75. Metal Truck Shed — Asheboro	12,500
76. Metal Truck Shed and
Division Sign Shop — Union County	18,500
77. Metal Building to Cover
Wash and Grease Racks — Albemarle	7,000
78. Double Wall Frame
Building — Mt. Pleasant	3,000
79. Metal Storage
Building — Warrensville	14,500
80. Sub-Shop — Jacksonville	32,000
81. Maintenance Storage
Shed — Alamance County	6,000
82. Truck Shed — Landscape
Department — Greenville	5,500
83. Office and Metal Equipment
Storage Shed — Hazelwood	19,000
84. Maintenance Quarters — Asheboro	$ 20,000
85. Truck Shed — Bridge Maintenance
Yard— Troy	5,000
86. Equipment and Material
Storage Shed — Avery County	16,000
87. Service Station — Whiteville	7,000
88. Sub-Shop— Hillsboro	32,000
89. Equipment and Material Storage
Shed — Wentworth	2,000
90. Truck Storage Shed — Guilford
County	6,000
91. Storage Building — Bridge
Maintenance Yard — Troy	8,000
92. Truck Shed — Shelmerdine — Pitt
County	4,500
93. Material and Equipment
Storage Sheds — Elkin, Yadkinville
and Dobsonville	14,500
94. Metal Truck Shed — Siler City	6,000
95. Maintenance Office and
Storage Building — Columbus
County	7,000
96. Truck Shed — Bridge Maintenance
Yard — Peachtree	4,500
97. Truck Shed — Maury — Greene
County	18,500
98. Building for Washing and
Greasing — Hayesville	10,000
99. Warehouse Building — Troy	9,500
100. Concrete Block Blacksmith
Shop — Hazelwood	2,500
101. Masonry Storage Building — Bridge
Maintenance Yard — Peachtree	5,000
102. Oil, Grease and Wash
Building — Troy	6,500
103. Metal Storage Building
North Wilkesboro	14,500
104. Chain Link Fence — Pamlico
County	3,000
105. Metal Equipment Storage
Shed — Hendersonville	12,500
106. Bridge Maintenance Office
Building — Kenansville	10,000
107. Oil, Grease and Washing
Building — Rockingham	6,500
108. Storage Building — Caldwell
County	16,000
109. Bridge Maintenance
Truck Shed — Kenansville	$ 4,500
110. Chain Link Fence — Trenton	4,500
111. Cyclone Fencing — Carthage	5,000
112. Metal Equipment Storage
Shed Columbus	12,500
113. Oil, Grease and Washing
Building, Wagram	6,500
114. Washing and Greasing Building,
Franklin	10,000
115. Metal Equipment Storage
Shed — Franklin	12,500
116. Filling Station and Maintenance
Quarters — Troy	16,000
117. Filling Station and Maintenance
Quarters — Rockingham	16,000
118. Bridge Maintenance Storage
Building — Kenansville	7,500
119. Truck Shed — Rockingham	17,500
120. Truck Shed — Troy 18,500
121. Chain Link Fence — Greenville	4,500
122. Chain Link Fence — Aurora	2,300
123. Storage Warehouse— Carthage	8,500
124. Maintenance Quarters, Oil House and
Service Station — Sanford	17,000
125. Three (3) 10-Stall Truck Sheds
Carthage, Siler City and Wagram	47,500
126. New Bridge Maintenance
Yard — Graham	25,000
127. Chain Link Fence — Vanceboro	3,500
128. Chain Link Fence — Maury	2,000
129. Chain Link Fence — Chelmerdine	2,400
130. Bridge Maintenance Office, Storage
and Truck Shed — Buxton	18,500
131. Equipment Service Building — Greenville	6,500
132. Equipment Service Building
— Washington	6,500
133. Equipment Service Building — Kinston	6,500
134. Bridge Maintenance Storage
Building — Charlotte	15,000
135. Equipment Service Building
— New Bern	6,500
136. Bridge Maintenance Office
Building — Hendersonville	22,500
137. Bridge Maintenance Office
Building — Hazelwood	10,000
138. Bridge Maintenance Office
Building — Whittier	$ 10,000
139. Bridge Maintenance Office
Building — Creswell	10,000
140. Bridge Maintenance Truck
Shed — Hudson	10,500
141. Bridge Maintenance Truck
Shed — Tarboro	4,500
142. Bridge Maintenance Office
Building —Elizabeth City	21,000
143. Bridge Maintenance Masonry
Lumber Shed — Newton	7,500
144. Bridge Maintenance Masonry
Lumber Shed — Statesville	7,500
145. Purchase of Land — Lee County	5,000
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Sec. 6.  There is appropriated out of the Prison Enterprises Fund the sum of seven hundred sixty thousand dollars ($760,000) 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 Enterprises account of the University of North Carolina the sum of two million two hundred fifty thousand dollars ($2,250,000) to provide for Capital Improvement projects according to the following schedule:
EDUCATION
University of North Carolina
Enterprises	$2,250,000
1. Addition to Heating Plant and
Steam Piping System	1,380,000
2. Plant and Utilities —
Improvements	870,000
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Sec. 8.  There is appropriated out of the Wildlife Resources Fund the sum of two hundred forty-six thousand two hundred fifty-four dollars ($246,254) to provide for Capital Improvements projects according to the following schedule:
NATURAL RESOURCES AND RECREATION
Wildlife Resources Commission	246,254
1. Additional Facilities — Armstrong
Creek Fish Hatchery	50,000
2. Purchase of Land	178,254
3. Purchase of Fishing Access Areas	15,000
4. Equipment Shed and Garage at
the Caswell Wildlife Refuge Area	3,000
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Sec. 9.  The Director of the Budget is authorized and empowered to make transfers and changes between appropriations made in this Act, within the appropriations made to each separately named agency or institution, to provide changes to permit completion of the projects as described in this appropriation.
Sec. 10.  Subject to any transfers and changes between appropriations as permitted in Section 9 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 agency or institution shall revert to the General Fund of the State on June 30, 1968 or on such later date, if any, as the Advisory Budget Commission may determine, or upon completion of the projects of such agency or institution if prior to June 30, 1968 or such later date.
Sec. 11.  The unexpended balances remaining in various Capital Improvement Funds of 1947, 1949, 1951, and 1953 shall revert to the General Fund on June 30, 1963.
Sec. 12.  The several institutions and departments 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 purposes 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.
Sec. 13.  All laws and clauses of laws in conflict with this Act are hereby repealed.
Sec. 14.  This Act shall be effective upon and after its ratification.
In the General Assembly read three times and ratified, this the 5th day of June, 1963.