The purpose of the Capital Projects Act is to create a council of experts to evaluate and prioritize proposed statewide and local capital outlay projects and to monitor and oversee projects authorized by the legislature to ensure that appropriations are expended in the most cost-effective manner.
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Short-Term
Bonds for School Deficiencies
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Dona
Ana Dental Hygienist Education Program
$200,000 to the board of regents of New Mexico state university for the Dona
Ana branch community college for expenditure in fiscal year 2006 for the purpose
of establishing an accredited dental hygiene educational program to prepare graduates
to become licensed dental hygienists.
Tuition Scholarship Eligibility
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NMSU
Aerospace Engineering Department
$750,000 for expenditure in fiscal year 2006 and succeeding fiscal years
to create an aerospace engineering department.
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Provide for $500,000 (GF) to the Board of Regents of New Mexico state university for expenditure in fiscal year 2006 to increase the number of nursing education options in New Mexico. Any unexpended or unencumbered balance remaining at the end of fiscal year 2006 shall revert to the general fund.
$75,000 for the Viticulture program.
$600,00 for expenditure in fiscal year 2006 to support the center for border and indigenous educational leadership.
$500,00 for expenditure in fiscal year 2006 to establish a tribal management degree program through the college of business administration and economics, the college of extended learning and the southwestern Indian polytechnic institute.
$175,00 for expenditure in fiscal year 2006 to continue the science, engineering, mathematics and aerospace academy at New Mexico State university.
Provide for $750,000 (GF) to the Board of Regents of NMSU in the following amounts to the following organizations for expenditure in fiscal year 2006 to conduct water management research and education program.
$200,000 for expenditure in fiscal year 2006 for the water resources research institute to increase research in water conservation, planning and management.
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$537,100 for FFA
This gross receipts deduction applies to nonathletic events at a venue on a post-seccondary educational institution within 50 miles of a state border if the venue accommodates at 2,500 people.
Provides $400,00 for the Department of Ag to match pink bollworm control districts’ expenditures pursuant to the Pink Bollworm Control Act.
Promote
and Develop Farmers’ Market (Identical to HB 70)
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$75,000 for the Department of Ag Program to promote and develop farmers’ markets.
$385,000 for Horticulturist and Tech Support Staff.
Provides 2.1 million to pay for the operations of the Film, Digital, and Creative Arts Institute.
Provides $350,000 to support the Manufacturing Technology and Engineering Center.
Provides $510,000 for graduate assistantships and undergraduate peer mentors for minority students in biomedical sciences in the RISE program.
Provides $800,000 for the Regional Educational Technology Assistant Program.
Provides $300,000 to the Public Education Department for continued development of NMSU and UNM’s joint partnership project to develop the Civic Engagement Web Site and 25 community or school Civic Engagement sites.
$10,000 credit for eligtiible improvements in irrigation or water management systems for taxpayers.
Provides $5 million to the CHE to support competitive research at NMIMT, NMSU and UNM. The money shall be divided among the three universities at an equal percentage rate up to 1% of a university’s annual aggregate awards for competitive research.
Provides $200,000 for the Dona Ana Branch Community College for a two-year dental hygiene program.
Provides $250,000 for the Department of Ag to fund the Specialty Crop Program.
Provides $475,000 for an aeronautics and space program.
Provides $750,000 to match federal money for water conservation and natural resource restoration technical assistance pursuant to agreements with US Department of Ag’s natural resources conservation service.
Provides for $570,000 for expenditure in fiscal year 2006 to match federal money for water conservation and natural resource restoration technical assistance pursuant to agreements with the United States department of agriculture's natural resources conservation service.
Provides 2.6 million to fund program, including fatherhood programs.
Provides 2.3 million support a creative media center.
Provides $150,000 to Department of Ag to fund the activities of the Food and Agriculture Policy Council.
Provides $100,000 to pay for the Department of Ag’s Small Farm Economic Development Initiative.
Provides $190,000 to NMSU BOR’s for staffing and related expenses to enhance programs for the mitigation of exotic pests specific to New Mexico specialty crops.
Provides $362,000 to enhance the ASC at Clovis.
Provide $200,000 to improve math and science skills of economically disadvantaged pre-college students for entry into science and engineering majors.
An amendment to the Cotton Boll Weevil Control Act empowers control districts to monitor boll weevils in addition to their current authorization to suppress or eradicate them.
Changes the date for Soil and Water referendums and elections to be held on the first Tuesday in May rather than February.
SWCC is authorized to appoint a watershed coordinator who would establish a clearinghouse for statewide watershed information. In cooperation with the WRRI at NMSU (between landowners, soil & water conservation districts and governmental agencies.
Provides $10 million to NMSU’s BOR through the soil & water conservation districts for a statewide nonnative phreatophyte removal program, including restoration of riparian vegetation, monitoring and long-term maintenance.
Provides $385,000 to NMSU’s BOR to enhance teaching and research capacity of the ASC in Farmington.
Shall apply only to full-time resident students who, immediately upon completion of a high school curriculum at a public or accredited private New Mexico high school or upon receiving a graduate equivalent diploma, are accepted for entrance to and attend one of the state educational institutions set forth in this section or one of the branches of those institutions.
Provides $500,000 to NMSU’s BOR for Cooperative Extension Service programs to develop tribal and Pueblo Indian agriculture and natural resources, family wellness and stability and youth development.
Moves the Rural Education Division of the Public Education Department to New Mexico State University in Las Cruces. Specifies that division employees would not be employees of the university.
Provides $350,000 NMSU BOR’s for expenditure in fiscal year 2006 for the New Mexico department of agriculture's promotion and development of the New Mexico hay association.
Provides $50,000 (GF) to NMSU Department of Agriculture to market New Mexico-grown wheat internationally and domestically.
Provides $200,000 (GF) to NMSU’s BOR to employ a veterinarian for animal health research and education services through the Cooperative Extension Service.
Provides $250,000 (GF) to NMSU BORs for the College of Agriculture to assist the livestock industry with vegetation- monitoring studies.
Provides $74,000 (GF) to NMSU BOR for the Central Curry Soil and Water Conservation District to perform an underground drip study to analyze and promote the most efficient means of irrigating crops.
Provides $120,000 (GF) to NMSU BORs to support efforts by the Department of Agriculture to plan and establish programming and continue development of an adequate revenue stream for a permanent site in the Santa Fe railyard to operate the Santa Fe.
$80,000 (GF) to UNM Board of Regents to acquire a geographic information system for the Valencia Soil and Water Conservation District for geospatial visualization, hosting and data maintenance to enhance the Middle Rio Grande Water Assembly ’ s Collaborative Water Model.
Provides General Fund appropriations to post-secondary educational institutions to support ENLACE Programs: UNM ($400,000); NMSU ($400,000) SFCC ($400,000).
Provides $750,000 to the board of regents of New Mexico state university for expenditure in fiscal year 2006 and succeeding fiscal years to create an aerospace engineering department.
Provides $184,000 (GF) to NMSU Board of Regents to maintain and expand the Manufacturing Sector Development Program.
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Garcia, MJ
$150,000
$345,650
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Provides $105,000 to Interstate Stream Commission, $950,000 to Local Government Division of DFA, $1,500,000 to NMSU BOR, $600,000 to PED for capital improvements in Otero County.
$100,000
Severance Tax Bonds
$100,000
$398,600 to NMSU BOR
$1,500,000 to NMSU BOR
Provides $150,000 to NMSU BOR for Dona Ana Branch Community College Dental Improvements.
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Provides $1,500,000 for Sacramento Mountains study.
Provides $50,000 for Penasco District Building.
Provides $150,000 for Intramural Field Lights.
Provides $400,000 to NMSU BOR’s for Valencia soil and water.
Provides $129,000 to NMSU BOR’s to purchase building.
$500,000
$50,000
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$25,000
$325,000 to Cultural Affairs, $50,000 to BOR/NMSU, and $50,000 to PED.
$ 25,000) to purchase and install windbreak plantings for conservation along interstate 40 in Milan in Cibola county
$20,000 to purchase and install information technology and equipment at the state agriculture and FFA offices for use statewide.
$20,000 to purchase and install information technology and equipment at the state agriculture and FFA offices for use statewide.
$20,000 to purchase and install information technology and equipment at the state agriculture and FFA offices for use statewide.
$20,000 to purchase and install information technology and equipment at the state agriculture and FFA offices for use statewide.
$20,000 to purchase and install information technology and equipment at the state agriculture and FFA offices for use statewide.
$20,000 to purchase and install information technology and equipment at the state agriculture and FFA offices for use statewide.
$20,000 to purchase and install information technology and equipment at the State Agriculture Education and FFA offices for use statewide.
$20,000 to purchase and install information technology and equipment at the State Agriculture Education and FFA offices for use statewide.
$20,000 to purchase and install information technology and equipment at the State Agriculture Education and FFA offices for use statewide.
$500,000 to Office of the State Engineer for Flood Control Dam Rehabilitation in the Santa Fe-Pojoaque Soil and Water Conservation District.
$20,000 to purchase and install information technology and equipment at the State Agriculture Education and FFA offices for use statewide.
$2,200,000 to NMSU BOR’s for Improvements to the Football Complex at New Mexico State University.
$20,000 to purchase and install information technology and equipment at the State Agriculture Education and FFA offices for use statewide.
$20,000 to purchase and install information technology and equipment at the State Agriculture Education and FFA offices for use statewide.
$30,000 to NMSU BORs for Vehicle Purchase
$400,000 to NMSU BORs for Construction of a Public Wetland and Conservation Education Facility in Valencia County.
$30,000 to NMSU BORs for Vehicle Purchase for the Tierra Y Monte Soil and Water Conservation District.
$180,000 to NMSU BORs for Watershed Restoration Equipment in Edgewood.
200,000 to NMSU BORs for Management Facility for the Estancia Valley Watershed.
25,000 to NMSU BORs for Equipping the Roundup Newspaper at New Mexico State University.
$150,000 to NMSU BORs to purchase Equipment for the Dental Clinic at Dona Ana Branch Community College.
$300,000 to NMSU BORs for Football Stadium Turf at New Mexico State University.
$100,000 to NMSU BORs for Urban Farming and Science Education Center in the South Valley of Bernalillo County.