6444-S.E AMH UPTH ROWE 240

ESSB 6444 - H AMD TO H AMD (H-5483.2/10) 1500

By Representative Upthegrove

ADOPTED 3/05/2010

    On page 18, line 35, increase the general fun--state appropriation for fiscal year 2011 by $625,000

    On page 20, line 6, correct the total

    On page 113, line 24, increase the general fund--state appropriation for fiscal year 2010 by $200,000

    On page 114, line 26, correct the total

    On page 129, line 26, increase the general fund--state appropriation for fiscal year 2010 by $1,230,000

    On page 129, line 28, increase the general fund--state appropriation for fiscal year 2011 by $4,883,000

    On page 130, line 25, increase the state toxics control account--state appropriation by $4,274,000

    On page 131, line 26, correct the total

    On page 138, line 7, increase the general fund--state appropriation for fiscal year 2011 by $170,000

    On page 138, line 18, correct the total

    On page 140, line 5, increase the general fund--state appropriation for fiscal year 2010 by $214,000

    On page 140, line 7, increase the general fund--state appropriation for fiscal year 2011 by $462,000

    On page 141, line 2, correct the total

    On page 145, line 10, increase the general fund--state appropriation for fiscal year 2011 by $75,000

    On page 146, line 8, correct the total

EFFECT:   Restores budget reductions in the following agencies:

Department of Commerce

           Restores $625,000 in General Fund-State for Growth Management Act technical assistance.

Department of Health

           Restores $200,000 General Fund-State for environmental health programs related to grants to local health jurisdictions for monitoring on-site sewage systems.

Department of Ecology

          -Restores $500,000 from the State Toxics Control Account for the Hazardous Waste Cleanup Program;

          -Restores $273,000 from the State Toxics Control Account for the Solid Waste Cleanup Program;

          -Restores $3,501,000 from the State Toxics Control Account for the Toxic Cleanup Program;

          -Restores $300,000 from the General Fund-State for the Air Quality Program;

          -Restores $75,000 from the General Fund-State for the Water Quality Cleanup Program;

          -Restores $75,000 from the General Fund-State for the Water Quality Monitoring Program;

          -Restores $354,000 from the General Fund-State for the Shorelands Program; and

          -Restores $5,309,000 from the General Fund-State for local watershed planning.

Recreation and Conservation Office

           Restores funding for the  Biodiversity Council ($92,000 General Fund-State) and for salmon recovery data coordination ($78,000 General Fund-State).

Department of Fish and Wildlife

Restores funding for wildlife disease monitoring ($162,000 General Fund-State); scientific assistance for salmon recovery ($250,000 General Fund-State); and land management ($264,000 General Fund-State).

Department of Natural Resources

           Restores $75,000 General Fund-State for the Natural Heritage Program.

FISCAL IMPACT:

           Increases General Fund-State by $7,859,000.

           Increases Other Funds by $4,274,000.

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