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Amendments Filed to the fy2009 House
Ways & Means Budget
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Rice
7000-9507 - BLC Public Libraries Fund
Mr. Rice of Gardner moves to amend the bill in section 2, by inserting
after item 7000-9506 the following item: "7000-9507 For the purposes
of implementing a public library matching incentive grant program;
provided, that a 50 cent state match shall be made for each dollar
local trustees and public library foundations raise; provided further,
that eligible state matching funds shall be made available to
municipalities that raise at least $2,000 and only up to $100,000
raised; and provided further, that funds from this item shall be made
available to the local public library trustees for the enhancement of
library services and shall not be used as part of the local match for
an approved public library project as defined in section 19H of chapter
78 of the General Laws or to meet the appropriation requirement as
defined in section 19A of chapter 78 of the General Laws $250,000".
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Scaccia
FY 2009 Amendment (Library)
Mr. Scaccia of Boston move to amend the bill in section 2, in item
7000-9401, by striking out the figures "16,886,707" and inserting in
place thereof the figures "17,623,954".
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Pedone
Library Tech-automated resource sharing networks.doc
Mr. Pedone of Worcester, Canessa of New Bedford and, Scibak of South
Hadley, Smizik of Brookline and Story of Amherst move to amend the bill
in section 2, in item 7000-9506, by striking out the figures
"$3,051,000" and inserting in place thereof the figures "$7,000,000".
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Falzone
State Aid to Public Libraries
Representatives Falzone of Saugus, Kane of Holyoke, O'Day of West
Boylston, Greene of Billerica, Calter of Kingston, Canessa of New
Bedford, Gobi of Spencer, Humason of Westfield, Puppolo of Springfield,
D'Amico of Seekonk, Smola of Palmer, Grant of Beverly, Timilty of
Milton, Linsky of Natick, Scibak of South Hadley, Fernandes of Milford,
McMurty of Dedham, Ehrlich of Marblehead, Story of Amherst, Hynes of
Marshfield, Fresolo of Worcester, Sannicandro of Ashland, Spellane of
Worcester, Natale of Woburn, Casey of Winchester, Peake of
Provincetown, Patrick of Falmouth, Creedon of Brocktown, Kennedy of
Brockton, Garry of Dracut, Garballey of Arlington, Speliotis of
Danvers, Galvin of Canton, Allen of Boston, Callahan of Sutton, Smith
of Everett, Turner of Dennis, Poirier of North Attleborough, Clark of
Melrose, Atkins of Concord, Stanley of West Newbury, Koutoujian of
Waltham, Driscoll of Braintree, Flanagan of Leominster, Conroy of
Wayland, Sullivan of Fall River, Eldridge of Acton, Smizik of
Brookline, Keenan of Salem, and Walz of Boston move that the bill be
amended in section 2, in item 7000-9501, by inserting after the words
"the library incentive grant program" the words "and under the
guidelines for the nonresident circulation offset program" and by
striking out the figure "$9,489,844" and inserting in place thereof the
figure "$14,335,389".
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T. Stanley
Libraries
Representatives Stanley of Waltham moves that the bill be amended in
section 2, in item 7000-9501, by striking out the figure "$9,489,844"
and inserting in place thereof the figures "$10,489,844".
Massachusetts House Ways
and Means Budget fy2009
The Massachusetts House Ways and Means Committee FY2009 state budget was
released today. The full House of Representatives will be debating and
voting on amendments to the FY2009 House Ways and Means budget during
the week of April 28th. The Massachusetts Senate will release their
version of the FY2009 state budget in mid May, 2008. After both House
and Senate finish voting on their versions of FY2009 state budget a
Conference Committee will be appointed to resolve the differences.
Then the FY2009 state budget goes to the Governor who has the authority
to line item veto.
Line Item 7000-9101 Board of Library Commissioners Account
FY08 $ 1,028,000
FY09 Governor's budget: $1,239,916
FY09 House Ways and Means: $1,120,347
Line Item 7000-9401 State Aid To Regional Public Libraries
FY08 $16,616,071
FY09 Governor's budget: $16,616,071
FY09 House Ways and Means: $ 16,886,707
Line Item 7000-9402 Talking Book Library (Worcester)
FY08 $415,000
FY09 Governor's budget: $440,000
FY09 House Ways and Means: $427,015
Line Item 7000-9406 Talking Book Library (Perkins)
FY08 $2,203,997
FY09 Governor's budget: $2,253,997
FY09 House Ways and Means: $2,341,359
Line Item 7000-9501 State Aid To Public Libraries
FY08 $9,489,844
FY08 state budget provides authorization for MBLC to award 55 additional
waivers in excess of the statutory 10 waivers of the Municipal
Appropriation Requirement.
FY09 Governor's budget: $9,489,844
Governor's FY09 state budget provides authorization for MBLC to award 25
additional waivers in excess of the statutory 10 waivers of the
Municipal Appropriation Requirement.
FY09 House Ways and Means: $9,489,844
House Ways and Means state budget provides authorization for MBLC to
award 55 additional waivers in excess of the statutory 10 waivers of the
Municipal Appropriation Requirement
Line Item 7000-9506 Library Technology and Resource Sharing
FY08 $2,851,000
FY09 Governor's budget: $2,851,000
FY09 House Ways and Means: $3,051,000
Line Item 7000-9507 Public Library Incentive Grant Program
FY08 $250,000
FY09 Governor's budget: $500,000
FY09 House Ways and Means: Recommends zero funding for FY09 |
