An Act to amend and reenact § 46.1-299, as amended, of the Code of Virginia, relating to devices signalling intention to turn or stop and rules therefor.
Volume 1968 Law 99
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CHAPTER 8
An Act to amend and reenact §§ 9.10, as amended, 9.11 and 9.18 of
Chapter 586 of the Acts of Assembly of 1950, approved April 7, 1950,
being the charter of the city of Alexandria. tH 44]
Approved February 11, 1960
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Virginia:
1. That §§ 9.10, as amended, 9.11 and 9.13 of Chapter 536 of the Acts
of Assembly of 1950, approved April 7, 1950, be amended and reenacted,
as follows:
§ 9.10. The regulations and restrictions shall be enacted with rea-
sonable consideration, among other things, of the character of each zone
and its peculiar suitability for particular uses, and with a view of conserv-
ing the value of land, buildings, and structures and encouraging the most
appropriate use thereof throughout the city. Except when a comprehen-
sive zoning plan is adopted or amended as a whole, no change in zone
boundaries shall be made so as to include less than * one block, but such
change need not include * that frontage which is within one hundred feet
of the street line of * an intersecting street *, and in blocks with a *
frontage * of seven hundred fifty feet or more the change need not
include more than five hundred continuous feet thereof. * The specific
requirements of this section shall not apply when the change consists of:
(a) the rezoning of land in a block to the same zone as that of the major
portion of the block, if such major portion constitutes all the balance of
the block; (b) the inclusion of the balance of a contiguous parcel in single
ownership in the same zone in which the major portion of such parcel is
already included; provided, however, that such * change does not extend
more than fifty feet beyond the original zone boundaries and provided
that a further extension of an already extended zone in single ownership
shall not be granted in the two-year period following the original zone
change; (c) the rezoning of land with frontage which is abutted on both
sides by less restrictively zoned land when the change is to a zone not
less restrictive than that on either side; and (d) changes in zone boun-
daries of areas in excess of five acres. In any change in zone boundaries
designating two or more areas to be different zones, each such area con-
stituting a separate zone must conform to the requirements of this
section. The word “block” as used in this section shall mean land fronting
along one side of a dedicated public street either in excess of seven hun-
dred and fifty feet or between two dedicated intersecting public streets or
of thee dedicated intersecting public street and the corporate limits
of the city. ,
§ 9.11. It shall be the duty of the city planning commission to pre-
pare and submit to the council a comprehensive zoning plan as referred to
in § 9. * 09 of this chapter and from time to time at intervals not exceed-
ing * five years prepare and submit such changes in or revisions of the
said plan as changing conditions may make necessary.
§ 9.18. If a protest is filed with the city clerk against such amend-
ment, supplement or repeal as stated in § 9.12, signed by the owners of.
twenty per cent or more either of the * area of * land within the boun-
daries of such proposed change or of the * area of * land within * three
hundred feet of * the boundaries of such proposed change, the council
shall not adopt the ordinance making such amendment, supplement or
repeal, by less than three-fourths affirmative votes of the members of
council. Streets, alleys and lands dedicated to public use or lands owned
by the city, State or federal government shall not be included in comput-.
ing the above-mentioned areas. :
2. An emergency exists and this act is in force from its passage.
established by § 60-21 and Article 2 of Chapter 8
of Title 60 of the Code of Virginia, and not out of
the general fund of the State treasury. All monies
which are deposited or paid into this fund are hereby
appropriated and made available to the Commission.
Item 120
For payment of unemployment benefits as authorized by
the Virginia Unemployment Compensation Act, a sum
sufficient, estimated at ooo. $14,000,000
each year.
It is hereby provided that this appropriation for
payment of unemployment benefits shall be paid only
out of the monies requisitioned from the State of
Virginia’s account in the unemployment compensa-
tion trust fund in the treasury of the United States,
and paid into the State treasury to the credit of the
unemployment compensation fund in accordance with
the provisions of §§ 60-90 through 60-94, inclusive, of
the Code of Virginia, and not out of the general fund
of the State treasury.
Item 121
For payment of unemployment benefits for Federal em-
ployees and veterans on behalf of the Federal gov-
ernment, a sum sufficient.
It is hereby provided that this appropriation for
payment of unemployment benefits for Federal em-
ployees and veterans shall be paid only out of monies
paid by the Federal Government into the Federal
benefits fund of the State treasury, and not out of
the general fund of the State treasury.
Item 122
For special unemployment compensation expenses to be
paid only out of the Special Unemployment Com-
pensation Administration Fund continued in effect by
§ 60-95 of the Code of Virginia, a sum sufficient, not
CO OX COOK ince cecccccccecccsenemcscnccccserescnneccccescasenssccssencesesseseseneunssssssnenen ..20,000
each year.
Item 123
For refund of contributions and interest thereon in ac-
cordance with the provisions of § 60-94 of the Code
of Virginia, to be paid only out of the clearing ac-
count created by § 60-90 of the Code of Virginia, a
sum sufficient.
Item 124
For payment to the Secretary of the Treasury of the
United States to the credit of the unemployment
compensation trust fund established by the Social
Security Act, to be held for the State of Virginia
upon the terms and conditions provided in the said
Social Security Act, there is hereby appropriated the
amount remaining in the clearing account created by
§ 60-90 of the Code of Virginia after deducting from
the amounts paid into the said clearing account the
refunds payable therefrom pursuant to § 60-94 of the
Code of Virginia.
Total for the Virginia Employment Commission
from special funds... cece $17,017,800
the first year, and $17,140,000 the second year.
Second Year
DEPARTMENT OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL
Second Year
Item 125 First Year
For administration of the functions, powers and duties
assigned to the Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board by the Alcoholic Beverage Control Act, to be
paid only out of the monies collected and paid into
the State treasury by the said Board, as provided
by § 4-23 of the Code of Virginia, and not out of
the general fund of the State treasury, provided, how-
ever, with approval of the Governor, loans for the
payment of such expenditures may be made from
the general fund and from any other funds in the
State treasury upon such terms as the Governor may
approve, a sum sufficient, estimated at............ $95,816,180
the first year, and $95,906,180 the second year.
It is hereby provided that out of this appropriation
the following salaries shall be paid:
Chairman of the board ....c.ccccccccsccscsssssssssssscesssececeeeeesssnenen $14,000
Vice-CHairMaN ance cccccccessscssesssesesesenesssssnessneresneentsnusnesscenennemeeens $14,000
Member of DOS raniiccc.csscsssssssssssssssssssscssssnsessceecececorssonmetseneeessenes $14,000
Salaries for other personal service shall be fixed by
the Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Board, with
approval by the Governor, as provided by the Alco-
holic Beverage Control Act. (The sums for such
purpose set forth in the Budget are estimates only,
and are not to be construed as affecting the discretion
of the Governor or the Board with regard thereto as
provided in said Act.)
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND IMMIGRATION
Board of Agriculture and Immigration
Item 126
For expenses of administration of the Board of Agricul-
ture and Immigration, including public information
and promotion of Virginia farm productB...............0.0..... $ 175,225
Out of this appropriation the following salary shall
be paid:
Commissioner of Agriculture and Immigration
(without fees, all fees of office to be paid into
the State treasury) nn cccccccnccccccccsssccscessssssssmnnsssensee $13,500
Item 127
For preparation and operation of State agency exhibits
At State Fair ccc cceecssssscssesssesssecenssesenneeseee scesetsnsueneceneeeeesssnaneenstsese $ 8,000
Item 128
For administration of commodities laws and laboratories.....$ 62,000
Item 128a
For analyzing products and other materials for harmful
POSTDUCS anc cescesessccsesscsscesseesesensssseessessesssnseessseuvnerssnsnessssunuanaceennsttnnetereceeeseenevunnasnassens $ 50,000
Item 129
For regulating the sale of fertilizers, limes and gasoline....$ 160,600
Item 130
For analyzing gasoline, diesel fuel and motor oilgs...................... $ 48,300
Item 131
For regulating the sale of economic poisons, a sum suffi-
Cient, estirmated at nnn cccccccccccessscsssssesesemnssssseecessessesersssseesesessunnsesssseees $ 37,925
It is provided that the amount expended out of this
appropriation for regulating the sale of economic
$
176,925
8,000
61,500
50,000
163,700
48,900
38,650
First Year Second Year
poisons shall not exceed the amount paid into the
State treasury during the current biennium as pro-
ceeds of revenues derived from regulating the sale of
economic poisons.
It is provided, however, that the unexpended bal-
ance at the close of the previous biennium in the in-
spection fees collected and paid into the State treas-
ury through the enforcement of the Virginia Insecti-
cide, Fungicide and Rodenticide law is hereby re-
appropriated to the Board of Agriculture and Immi-
gration to be used for regulating the sale of economic
poisons.
Item 132
For regulating sale of paints, as provided for in Chapter
5.1 of Title 59 of the Code of Virginia... $
Item 183
For regulating the sale of commercial feeds and animal
POMCMICS oii cecececeescsssssssesssssenevesvcssessecssssceseaseeeeeeesitnenannsesceceseeeeseaseessnesset ae)
Item 1384
For administration of pure food LAWS... 2... mete $
The Board of Agriculture and Immigration is here-
by directed to expend out of the appropriation under
this title, a sum sufficient to enable the board to per-
form the work in connection with apple spray residue
which is necessary to enable commercial apple
growers of this State to meet the requirements of the
Federal and State pure food laws.
Item 1385
For protecting livestock from disease... $
Item 1386
For operating regional laboratories... eee
Item 137
For inspection of livestock markets... coecccccceesess steep
Item 138
For administration of dairy laws. cece eee
Item 139
For control of Vitamin D milk a sum sufficient, estimated
ee.
It is provided, however, that the amount expended
out of this appropriation for control of Vitamin D
milk shal] not exceed the amount paid into the State
treasury during the current biennium as proceeds
from fees collected for such control.
Item 140
For prevention of swine diseases, to be paid only out of
the fees and revenues collected or received by the
Board of Agriculture and Immigration, in accordance
with the provisions of § 3-598.4 of the Code of Vir-
ginia, and paid into the State treasury, and not out
of the general fund of the State treasury the amount
of such revenues, eStiMated ates $18,580
each year.
It is provided that any unexpended portion of the
funds derived from said fees and revenues at the close
191,450
107,900
222,400
273,050
67,100
233,000
44,850
194,550
109,225
226,400
280,150
239,800
8,000
First Year
of the previous biennium is hereby reappropriated to
the Board of Agriculture and Immigration to be used
for the prevention of swine diseases.
Item 141
Fr Meat inSPeceionrn on ancecccsscssscssscsssssssssssssssnsssessnsecescccenscecessesesesseemummuarsssssansseseese $ 201,500
It is provided, however, that the total expenditure
in each year from this appropriation shal] not exceed
the total revenues collected from establishments in-
spected (which revenues shall be paid into the gen-
eral fund of the State treasury) by more than
$150,000 each year.
Item 142
For compilation of statistics. cccccccssssssssssccsssscsssscscesecescsseseseseeeee $ 27,250
Item 143
For testing and study of seeds... ccc cccccccssssssssesssussseuessssmeseeeee $ 122,900
Item 144
For Crop Pest CONEIOD.......eececcsscccssss:ssssssssssssasscassenesusssssssesensssssnssenessssnnessiesasesete $ 141,400
Item 145
For administration of fruit grading and inspection............. $ 44,050
Item 146
For administration of marketing activities... $ 270,400
Item 147
For inspection of agricultural and other commodities, to
be paid only out of the fees and charges collected
and paid into the State treasury for such inspection
of agricultural and other commodities and not out
of the general fund of the State treasury, a sum
sufficient, estimated At... eee -$1,058,000
the first year, and $1,078,700 the second year.
It is provided that any unexpended portion of the
funds derived from said fees and other charges and
from fees and charges for voluntary apple and peach
inspection service at the close of the previous bien-
nium are hereby reappropriated to the Division of
Markets of the Department of Agriculture and Immi-
gration, to be used for the “inspection of agricultural
and other commodities,” under this title.
Item 148
For enforcement of weights and measures law...........2....2..ccc6 $ 201,400
Item 149
For appointment and supervision of assistants, deputies,
and inspectors to assist in carrying eut the weights
and measures law of Virginia, to be paid only out
of the fees collected for the services of such assist-
ants, deputies, and inspectors, in accordance with the
provisions of §§ 59-80 and 59-81 of the Code of Vir-
ginia, and paid into the State treasury, and not out
of the general fund of the State treasury, the amount
of such fees estimated atu $8,320
each year.
Item 150
For market expansion nn ececece ete cee eeenneeeng 60,160
Second Year
$ 211,500
$ 27,000
$ 118,700
$ 140,600
$ 44,610
$ 275,000
$ 208,700
$ 62,150
— Me aearnwZt & “=e eo fhe ht eee ee
Item 151 First Year Second Year
For market expansion, to be paid only out of funds re-
ceived for that purpose from the Federal government,
and paid into the State treasury, and not out of the
general fund of the State treasury..............___..$55,000
each year.
Item 152
For enforcement of egg Law..awccccnccccccncnncnnnnnnennnsnne np 26,400 $ 26,650
Total for the Board of Agriculture and Immigration $ 2,784,425 $ 2,827,860
State Lime Grinding Plant Na. 1, at Staunton
Item 153
For maintenance and operation of the State Lime Grind-
ing Plant No. 1, at Staunton... ..$114,440
the first year, and $115,440 the second year.
Item 154
For per diem allowance to prisoners, in accordance with
the provisions of § 58-220.1 of the Code of Virginia,
a sum sufficient, estimated at. .....W....W............$1,560
each year.
Item 155
All appropriations herein made to the State Lime
Grinding Plant No. 1, at Staunton, shall be paid only
out of the revenues collected and paid into the State
treasury by the said Lime Grinding Plant, and not
out of the general fund of the State treasury.
State Lime Grinding Plant No. 2, at Appomattox
Item 156
For maintenance and operation of the State Lime Grinding
Plant No. 2, at Appomattox, to be paid only out of the
revenues derived from the operation of said lime grind-
ing plant, and paid into the State treasury, and not
out of the general fund of the State treasury.....$49,800
the first year, and $49,500 the second year.
Agricultural Research and Education Commission
Item 157
For research and educational phases of the agricultural
program, a sum sufficient, estimated at.................... $6,500
each year.
It is provided that expenditures shall not exceed
payments into the Agricultural Research and Educa-
tion Fund of the State treasury established by § 58-730
of the Code of Virginia. It is provided further that no
supplemental salary payments shall be made from
this appropriation without the prior written approval
of the Governor.
Virginia State Apple Commission
Item 158
For promoting the sale and consumption of Virginia
apples, to be paid only out of the apple merchandis-
ing fund created in accordance with §§ 3-513 through
3-525, inclusive, of the Code of Virginia, and not out
of the general fund of the State treasury..........$224,375
the first year, and $224,440 the second year.
Virginia Bright Flue-Cured Tobacco Commission
Item 159 First Year Second Year
For promoting the sale, consumption, and exportation of
Virginia bright flue-cured tobacco, to be paid only
out of the Bright Flue-Cured Tobacco Promotion
Fund pursuant to the provisions of §§ 3-240 through
3-256 of the Code of Virginia, and not out of the
general fund of the State treasury the amount needed
from such funds, estimated at... eee $9,000
each year.
Virginia Peanut Commission
Item 160
For promoting the consumption of Virginia peanuts, to
be paid only out of the peanut fund created pursuant
to the provisions of §§ 3-525.1 through 3-525.19, in-
clusive, of the Code of Virginia, and not out of the
general fund of the State treasury............................. $22,000
each year.
MILK COMMISSION
Item 161
For regulating the production and distribution of milk in
accordance with the provisions of §§ 3-346 through
3-383, inclusive, of the Code of Virginia, to be paid
only out of the revenues collected and paid into the
State treasury, in accordance with the provisions of
said sections and not out of the general fund of the
State treasury niin ccccccccccscsscessssececsessssssssseenesemmasssnessssmesse $150,315
the first year, and $152,950 the second year.
Item 162
For regulating the production and distribution of milk by
the local milk boards, in accordance with the provi-
sions of §§ 3-346 through 3-383, inclusive, of the
Code of Virginia, to be paid out of the revenues
collected and paid into the State treasury, in accord-
ance with the provisions of said sections and not
out of the general fund of the State treasury.....$76,710
the first year, and $77,180 the second year.
STATE SOIL CONSERVATION COMMITTEE
Item 163
For State soil ComServationn ...i...ciceccceccccscccccsssnsssecsesssmeeetesssenscsserseseeseess $ 121,000 $ 123,700
Item 164
For State soil conservation, to be paid only out of the
special revenues collected by the State Soil Conser-
vation Committee and paid into the State treasury
and not out of the general fund of the State treasury
the amount of such special revenues, estimated
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each year.
Total for agricultural agencies... $ 2,905,425 $ 2,951,560
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE VIRGINIA STATE
PORTS AUTHORITY
Item 165
For the exercise and administration by the Board of Com-
missioners of the Virginia State Ports Authority of
First Year Second Year
the powers and duties conferred upon and vested in
the said Board of Commissioners by the Act of me
General Assembly of 1952 creating the said Virgini
State Ports Authority, or by other provision of lew._$ 550,550 $ 543,700
It is provided that out of this appropriation the
Virginia State Ports Authority may, in its discretion
and with the written approval of the Chairman of
the said Authority, expend for such expenses in
connection with promotional activities as are com-
monly borne by business organizations a sum not
to exceed $3,300 each year.
The salary of the Director of the Virginia State
Ports Authority shall not exceed the sum of $16,000.00
per annum; and the amount of rent paid for the Nor-
folk Office shall not exceed the sum of $18,000.00 per
annum. No increase in these items shall be made
without prior approval of the General Assembly.
Item 166
For acquisition, development, construction and operation
of port LERCH) cccccsseneneveeeensanvosssecsssusnssncnecccencceecncecenencenneneeecseenennnsee
It is provided, further, that in the event the Board
of Commissioners of the Virginia State Ports Author-
ity is unable to acquire, develop or operate port facili-
ties at any port, as proposed pursuant to H.J.R. No.
70, of the 1958 General Assembly, the funds hereby
appropriated for such acquisition, development and
operation of port facilities at any port shall be avail-
able, subject to the approval of the Governor, in like
manner and to the same extent, to any other political
subdivision of the Commonwealth having jurisdiction
and authority to acquire, own, construct, and operate
or lease port facilities.
336,750 $ 1,310,000
Total for Board of Commissioners of the Virginia
State Ports Authority — 02 $ 887,300 $ 1,858,700
DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Item 167
For expenses of administration of the Department of
Conservation and Economic Development................$§ 46,300 $ 46,425
Out of this appropriation the following salary shall
be paid:
Director sessescunressameeuatsevsnenecon _--- $13,500
Item 168
For public relations and advertising... eee $ 517,475 $ 516,125
Out of this appropriation there is hereby appro-
priated:
For advertising and dissemination of information
related to Virginia’s resources generally, and to the
attraction of industry to Virginia and for industrial
PFOMOCION ances enececssesccessscseccceccesscncnsorsecnssscenscceenncecennenseeceneenes $450,000
each year; provided that no part of this appropria-
tion shall be available for expenditure except with
the prior approval of the Governor in writing.
It is provided that from the appropriation listed
immediately above such sums as are deemed neces-
sary by the Director of the Department and approved
by the Governor may be expended for analyzing the
effectiveness of the advertising expenditures.
Item 169
For development of salt water sport fishing resources..._..™[ 27,280 $ 27,685
Item 170 First Year Second Year
It is hereby provided that out of the appropriations
in Items 168, 169, and 188, the Department of Conser-
vation and Economic Development may, in its discre-
tion, and with the written approval of the Director
of the Department, expend for such expenses in con-
nection with promotional activities as are commonly
borne by business organizations annual sums not
exceeding $1,000 for public relations and advertising,
$1,000 for development of salt water sport fishing re-
sources and $2,000 for industrial development.
Item 171
For maintenance and operation of the Southwest Virginie
Museum ...... sevsscnenssncerevesenenssecenessssscnennanarenensetssssspensmnssseensnessccneernmenreeneessD 5,560 $ 5,860
Item 172
For maintenance and operation of the Southwest Virginia
Museum in the town of Big Stone Gap, to be paid
only out of funds donated for that purpose, or other-
wise obtained, without cost to the State of Virginia
and paid into the State treasury and not out of the
general fund of the State treasury.................... $5,500
each year.
Item 173
For operation of Virginia War Memorial Carillon and
1 01-1.) 1 | |: ee: 3,000 $ $3,000
Item 174
For operation of State Parks... $ 381,450 $ 885,200
Out of this appropriation not more than $2,400
each year is hereby appropriated to employ a care-
taker for the Hillsman House at Saylor’s Creek
Battlefield Park.
Item 175
For maintenance and operation of State Park cabins
constructed under the authority of § 10-101 of the
Code of Virginia, to be paid only out of receipts from
the revenue bond indenture trustee and not out of the
general fund of the State treasury, a sum sufficient,
estimated at 0... $6,000
each year.
Item 176
For exhibiting museum collection ———~_...__._....-.._-__-....$ 8,540 & 3,665
Item 177 .
For maintenance of improvements constructed by civilian
conservation corps mueeeeng 89;,950 $ 105,100
Item 178
For administration and protection of State forests, to be
paid only out of the special revenues collected or
received for the administration and protection of
State forests, and paid into the State treasury to the
credit of said Department, the amount of said special
Fevenues, estimated Bt aeceecccnvnceceeienenernnnn 114,100
the first year, and $114,000 the second year.
It is further provided that any unexpended balance
at the close of the previous biennium, in the special
revenues collected or received for the administra-
tion and protection of State forests are hereby re-
appropriated to the Department of Conservation and
Economic Development to be used for the purposes
stated in this item.
0 OSVETEDEDTO DG GU OTS OOS 990 SETSROEEDSS
Item 179 First Year Second Year
For forestry service to lamdowmets....00......ccccccsccscseeeeeeeee ccasestesesee $ 198,185 $ 203,985
Item 180
For forestry service to landowners, to be paid only from
special revenues collected or received for furnish-
ing the said forestry service to landowners, or from
Federal aid and other sources, and paid into the State
treasury, and not out of the general fund of the
State treasury . seessesseiisssssststannasnsnsenseccnnene ... $67,500
each year.
Item 181
For protection and development of forest resources, in
ACCOPGANC! With LAW ececccccccccesccccssccsssssssceccsesssseeuessnmnsnesssssennseecensseseeee $ 687,375 $ 600,075
Item 182
For protection and development of forest resources of the
State in accordance with law the special revenues
collected or received for the protection and develop-
ment of such forest resources, from Federal aid and
other sources, and paid into the State treasury, to the
credit of the Department of Conservation and Eco-
nomic Development, estimated at... 0000... $840,125
each year.
Item 188
For investigation and control of forest pests... $ 43,750 $ 44,250
Item 184
For the investigation and control of forest pests in ac-
cordance with law, the special revenues collected or
received for the aforesaid purpose, from Federal aid
and other sources and paid into the State treasury,
to the credit of the Department of Conservation and
Economic Development estimated at 0.000000... $2,000
each year.
Item 185
For mineral resources investigation... $ 195,250 $ 207,525
It is provided that during the current biennium,
no part of this appropriation may be paid to any
Federal agency or activity for joint operation of
geological surveys.
It is further provided that no funds may be allotted
from this appropriation without the prior written
approval of the Governor.
Item 186
For topographical mapping in cooperation with the United
States Geological Survey .... viatumtimannaninnnnnnannee 980,000 $$ 80,000
Item 187
For water reSOurces IN Vesti eatin. neccmececcccccccsceeesessesseescsemeeee $ 102,600 $ 108,200
It is hereby provided that the salary of the Com-
missioner of Water Resources shall be paid entirely
out of the general fund of the State treasury, and
that the said Commissioner shall receive no compen-
sation from the Federal government.
It is provided that the Department of Conservation
and Economic Development may, with the approval of
the Governor, expend for water resource investigation
—stream gaging—the special revenues collected or
First Year Second Year
received and paid into the State treasury to the
credit of the said Department.
It is further provided that during the current
biennium, no part of this appropriation may be paid
to any Federal agency or activity for joint operation
of water resources investigations.
It is further provided that no funds may be allotted
from this appropriation without the prior written
approval of the Governor.
Item 188
For industria] development... ncccccceccccccseweccssssscccssessncescesssscseeceseenseecee $ 209,300 $ 211,700
Item 189
For Advisory Council on the Virginia Economy...............00000- $ 4,000 $ 4,000
Item 190
There is hereby reappropriated for study of Vir-
ginia economy any unexpended balance in the State
treasury at the close of the previous biennium,
as proceeds of gifts, donations, and grants heretofore
received and paid into the State treasury for the said
study of Virginia economy.
Total for the Department of Conservation and
Economic Development o.oo ce cccenccmccccessneesscesseeeee $ 2,443,020 $ 2,502,795
VIRGINIA WORLD WAR II MEMORIAL COMMISSION
Item 191
For administration expenses of the Virginia World War
TT Memoria] Commission -.00...0.....cccccscsssssssessssunesssseesesssssn-ssssssnnessensssennsees $ 1,250 $ 1,250
BOARD OF REGENTS, GUNSTON HALL
Item 192
For maintenance of Gunston Halb.... i cccccssssssnessssenscssenseee $ 44,150 $ 47,800
Item 193
For maintenance of Gunston Hall, to be paid only out
of the special revenues collected and paid into the
State treasury, for the maintenance of Gunston Hall,
and not out of the general fund of the State
19-1) | $9,750
the first year, and $10,000 the second year.
STATE WATER CONTROL BOARD
Item 194
For control, prevention and abatement of pollution in
State Waters oon.ccccccccccccccccnsensststumnemenencssnummnmnnnueengp 129,700 $ 184,900
Item 195
For control, prevention and abatement of pollution in State
waters, from special revenues received for use of the
State Water Control Board and paid into the State
go | ee ...$62,400
the first year, and $10,000 the second year.
POTOMAC RIVER BASIN COMMISSION OF VIRGINIA
Item 196
For control and abatement of pollution in the Potomac
River Basin in accordance with the provisions of §§
62-62 through 62-67, inclusive, of the Code of Vir-
UTI eee eeee ste cesincteeeesreeenrcsttineeeneenennrnneennnianennmnneng 4,800 § 4,800
OHIO RIVER VALLEY WATER SANITATION COMMISSION
Item 197 First Year Second Year
For control and abatement of pollution in Ohio River
Basin WAtCCT nec ccsceceneececveeesentcsetnimesnne scent osnnneertnnensene $ 4,875 §$ 4,875
JAMESTOWN FOUNDATION
Item 198
For the maintenance and operation of Jamestown
Festival Park cnn nc cesses cceccssseesssesssneescssenesssenecscancaseenessecueceemeessmees .§ 278,200 $ 283,200
BREAKS INTERSTATE PARK COMMISSION
Item 199
For the Commonwealth of Virginia appropriation to the
Breaks Interstate Park Commission in accordance
with the provisions of the Breaks Interstate Park
O05 11) +: Vj ee 14,000 $ 14,500
COMMISSION OF FISHERIES
Item 200
For expenses of administration of the Commission of
Fisheries ep «=6©.—«d44 2500 sé, 675
Out of this appropriation the following salary shall
be paid:
Crm rm issio mer nce ceeeeeeee eg 12,500
Item 201
For protection of oyster beds and fish. eee 859,750 $ 357,550
Item 202
For repletion of oyster Desa nnn nccccn cn ccensssssssssessssssneesssseeeeee _..§ 216,975 $ 217,275
It is hereby provided that all planting of oyster
shells for repletion of oyster beds herein authorized
shall be carried on by the Commission of Fisheries
only with the advice of, and in cooperation with, the
Virginia Fisheries Laboratory.
Total for the Commission of Fisheries....................$ 620,975 $ 620,500
POTOMAC RIVER FISHERIES COMMISSION
Item 208
For the Commonwealth of Virginia’s appropriation to the
Potomac River Commission in accordance with the
provisions of the Potomac River Compact, to be re-
leased by the Governor upon the formation of the
Crm rir nanan ana -§ 26,000 $ 25,000
ATLANTIC STATES MARINE FISHERIES COMMISSION
Item 204
For improving the utilization of Atlantic seaboard
fisheries __.________.. —_____$ 8,000 §$ 8,000
VIRGINIA FISHERIES LABORATORY
Item 205
For maintenance and operation of the Virginia Fisheries
Laboratory in accordance with the provisions of §§
28-248 through 28-253, inclusive, of the Code of
Virginia —— ateeeeceenrreenercriemetiiiimmnanimennnna 900,750 $$ 837,950
Item 206 First Year Second Year
For hydrographic and biological study of the Chesapeake
ay SA © 6 OPS S OORT S08 STP OES LSS GODIN ID TOL CPOLAP GUTS SSPET SDS 0 6 OM ED.O 5S SSTOSEGES 66506 06 OF 6 OD SHOES CVTNTS FEDS OF
30,000
Total for the Virginia Fisheries Laboratory............. $ 330,750
COMMISSION OF GAME AND INLAND FISHERIES
Item 207
For administration of the laws relating to game and
inland fisheries eessessnseerereessh Sy DOD,0LD
the first year, and $2,439,625 9,625 the second year.
Item 208
It is hereby provided that all monies, fees and
revenues collected by the Commission of Game and
Inland Fisheries shall, upon receipt thereof, be paid
promptly into the State treasury to the credit of the
game protection fund and unexpended balances in
such revenues from the previous biennium shall be
transferred to said fund, and all appropriations made
to the Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries as
provided in this act, shall be paid out of the game
protection fund, and not out of the general fund of
the State treasury.
Item 209
In the event the Federal government should make
available additional funds for game and fish work,
such additional funds as are allocated to Virginia
may be expended, subject to the approval of the
Governor, for the lease and purchase of areas for
refuges, wild life habitat demonstration, and research
public hunting and fishing grounds, structures, and
for operating expenses in connection therewith.
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
State Highway Commission
Item 210
For expenses of administration and supervision by the
State Highway Commission and for engineering to be
paid only from the proceeds of the tax on motor
vehicle fuels segregated by law to the State highway
system, a sum sufficient, estimated at..$5,065,500 the
first year, and $5,119,500 the second year.
Out of this appropriation the following salary shall
be paid:
tate highway commissionet...............0......0 $18,000
Item 211
For construction and reconstruction of State highways, for
meeting Federal aid and for providing equipment and
facilities necessary thereto, the proceeds of the tax on
motor vehicle fuels, motor vehicle registration fees,
motor bus licenses, and other revenues segregated by
law for the construction and reconstruction of State
highways, after the payment therefrom of any appro-
priations and transfers made by this act payable
from the proceeds of said taxes; provided, that no
part of this appropriation shall be paid out of the
general fund of the State treasury, estimated
sosocscnneeensneceensenneeneneveerensesenecenesnsesemeneeensseesnermerecnetanssensresmeeneeees O99 10,098
the first year, and $26,998,880 the second year.
$ 30,000
$ 367,950
Item 212
For regulating outdoor advertising, in accordance with
the provisions of §§ 33-298 to 38-324, inclusive, of
the Code of Virginia, to be paid only out of the
money collected and paid into the State treasury as
provided by § 33-308 of the Code of Virginia, and
not out of the highway maintenance and construc-
tion fund, nor out of the general fund of the State
treasury, anything in the provisions of § 33-322 of
the Code of Virginia to the contrary notwith-
Item 218
It is provided, further, that the State Highway
Commission may expend for construction, reconstruc-
tion and maintenance of the highways in the inter-
state, primary, urban, and secondary systems the
amount received from the Federal government and
paid into the State treasury for such construction, re-
construction and maintenance, estimated at..$70,000,000
the first year, and $76,000,000 the second year.
Item 214
For maintenance of State highways, to be paid only from
the proceeds remaining from the special taxes
segregated by law to the maintenance of State high-
ways, and not out of the general fund of the State
treasury; and provided, further, that the State High-
way Commission may, in its discretion, first set aside,
out of this appropriation, the amount, in its judg-
ment, necessary for the maintenance of the roads and
bridges in the State highway system, and expend,
in its discretion, the balance of said fund for con-
struction or reconstruction of roads and bridges in
the State highway system... $13,974,000
the first year, and $14,474,000 the second year.
Item 215
For maintenance and improvement, including construc-
tion and reconstruction, of the secondary system
of State highways, to be paid only out of the proceeds
of the motor vehicle fuel tax, and not out of the
general fund of the State treasury... $35,637,600
each year.
Item 216
For construction and maintenance of city streets, to be
paid only out of the State highway maintenance and
construction fund, and not out of the general fund
Of the State treasury... ccccecseecesssnsnnnnn$ 6,867,000
the first year, and $7,000,000 the second year.
Item 217
For acquisition of land for use in the development of the
George Washington Memorial Parkway in Virginia,
to be paid only out of highway funds allocated by the
State Highway Department to the primary State
highway construction fund for the district in which
the said Memorial Parkway is located, and not out of
the general fund of the State Treasury, there is here-
by reappropriated the unexpended balance, estimated
at $137,500, at the close of the previous biennium,
in Item 335, Chapter 96, Acts of Assembly, Extra
Session, 1959.
First Year Second Year
It is provided that this reappropriation may be ex-
pended with the approval of the Governor and the
State Highway Commission, for the acquisition by
purchase, gift or condemnation of lands lying within
the State of Virginia and within the boundaries of
the proposed George Washington Memorial Parkway
from the present terminus of the Parkway to the
proposed Virginia-Washington Circumferential road-
way at Cabin John in Fairfax County, Virginia, and
no further. This reappropriation being based on an
estimate submitted to the Department of Officials of
the National Capitol Park Planning Commission. It is
further provided that this reappropriation, with the
approval of the Governor and the State Highway
Commission, may be expended directly for the acquisi-
tion of such lands, or the Governor may place
the entire appropriation, or any part. thereof,
at the disposal of the United States of America, for
the acquisition of the said lands for the establishment
of the proposed George Washington Memorial Park-
way.
It is further provided, however, that this reappro-
priation shall be expended or placed at the disposal
of the United States of America or its duly author-
ized officers or agents for the acquisition of said lands
only when satisfactory proof is furnished the Gov-
ernor that an equivalent sum has been provided for
the same purpose by the political subdivisions adja-
cent to the proposed George Washington Memorial
Parkway; and provided, further, that this reappropria-
tion is not to be considered as obligating the State
to make further appropriations for the establishment
of the aforesaid Parkway except as future General
Assemblies may deem it wise to do so.
Item 218
For a joint hydraulic study, to be paid only out of the
State highway maintenance and construction fund,
and not out of the general fund of the State
Item 219
For maintenance and operation of toll facilities, to be paid
in accordance with the provisions of §§ 33-227 through
33-255, inclusive, of the Code of Virginia, provided
that no part of this appropriation shall be paid out of
the general fund of the State treasury.......... $6,830,000
the first year, and $7,044,000 the second year.
It is hereby provided that out of this appropria-
tion shall be paid the amount required for interest
and sinking fund requirements on the revenue bonds
issued by the State Highway Commission for the
acquisition of toll facilities, estimated at.....$4,473,300
each year.
Total for the State Highway Commis-
sion from special funds......................... $164,395,195
the first year, and $172,314,430 the second year.
Central Garage
Item 220
For maintenance and operation of a Central Garage, in
accordance with the provisions of § 2-42 of the Code
First Year Second Year
First Year Second Year
of Virginia, to be paid only out of the special fund
established by the cited section, a sum sufficient,
estimated at 20002. $1, 480,200
the first year, and $1,533,450 the second year.
It is provided, further, that the proceeds from
sales of automobiles shall be paid into the special fund
established by § 2-42 of the Code of Virginia, notwith-
standing any contrary provision of law.
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
State Board of Health
It is provided that the amounts estimated and set forth in Items 222, 225, 229,
281, 240, 242, 244, 246, 248, 252, 254, 256, and 257 are appropriated from
special revenues collected or received for the use of the State Board of Health
and paid into the State treasury, and such amounts shall not be paid from the
general fund of the State treasury.
Item 221
For cxpenses of administration of the State Board of
eal thy occ cee cccetcesee cee ceases 188,140 $$ 134,095
Out of this appropriation the following salary shall
be paid:
State health commissioner —..0.0....2.2---oecceeo----18,000
Item 222
For expenses of administration... 9 102,385
the first year, and $102,530 ‘the “second ‘year, from
special revenues.
Item 223
Por health education 00.0000 48,090 $ 438,635
Item 224
For collection and publication of vital statistics....................... $ 329,220 $ 331,440
Item 225
For collection and publication of vital statistics...__.$8,745
each year, from special revenues.
Item 226
For sanitary engineering a .acnecceeccncmeecnneeeegp 140,090 $ 141,820
It is provided that out of this appropriation there
is hereby appropriated:
For Hampton Roads Sanitation District Commis-
sion, for sewage prevention and control....$5,000
year.
Item 227
For shellfish inspection and sanitation..............._..§ 118,600 $ 112,290
Item 228
For industria] Wy iene... cemnenge 917,750 § 37,650
Item 229
For industrial hygiene, to be paid from the fund for
the administration of the Workmen’s Compensation
Item 230 First Year
For prevention Of tuberculosis... cece ceceeceeeenensten $ 353,760
It is provided that out of this appropriation there
is hereby appropriated:
For the surgical treatment of tuberculosis, each
YOR ciccececceeseesesssss esstsnusnsusssasseseecussassssveasssssacassssarannnnnaceasseeneccseenseseeneeesesst $60, 000
Item 231
For prevention of tuberculosis... ccccecceccsscssceessceenee $103,130
each year, from special revenues.
Item 282
For tuberculosis diagnosis, surgery, and hospitalization at
the Ennion G. Williams Hospital, Medical College of
VR AI aac esccssscsscssscecnsancecseecsssssvesessnesonenesssnmensunsnsoneneseenessnmunssceessesneianennesensees $ 914,930
Item 233
For contro] of vernerea] diS@asesinn.......c.ccccccscsssssnsssccssssseescssecensssssaneseseesee $ 73,5385
Item 234
For control of venereal GiSCases...............cccccccsccsenceesmeeceee $43,465
the first year, and $44,890 the second year, from
special revenues.
Item 235
For contro] of @piGermics...........ccccccccssescscceesseessecesstiseceeeemnsctsssesessansecseseeuuseere $ 160,445
Item 236
For malaria and mosquito control................. ue 120,645
It is provided that out of this ‘appropriation ‘there
is hereby appropriated:
For contribution by the State Board of Health to
mosquito control commissions established in ac-
cordance with law, not exceedimg.. nce $88,425
the first year, and $89,440 the second year.
It is further provided that contributions by the
State Board of Health out of this appropriation to
any mosquito control commission shall not exceed
25 per cent of the gross amount obtained by such
commission from other sources.
Item 237
For administration of Merit System... ccc een $ 18,860
Item 238
For persommel trariminng o....oceccccccocses occessesseessesesensnseessseeesenscenenansensnsneesanteseeneses $ 9,000
Item 239
For medical and nursing facilities Services... seen $ 99,800
Item 240
For medica] and nursing facilities services................... $3,600
each year, from special revenues.
Item 241
Por cancer COMO)... ceenmiennnene 48,050
Item 242
For CAMCEL COMETOD ene. ieccccsssscsessssessssseeesssnsssssensseceescustsssenecssasssaneeseseesees $46,100
each year, from special revenues.
Item 243
For inspection of hotels, tourist and food establishments...$ 144,040
$
$
Second Year
356,660
955,370
74,610
161,545
122,135
19,185
9,000
101,120
43,100
145,890
Item 244 First Year
For administration of Virginia bedding law................ $37,350
the first year, and $37,160 the second year, from
special revenues.
Item 245
For maternal and child Wealthy. cccscssssssssssssesssescesceesessececceeecee $ 88,588
Item 246
For maternal and child health... $477,387
each year, from special revenues.
Item 247
For crippled children’s Service... cccccccccscscsscccssecsssseesesseescesssseseesseenee $ 385,968
Item 248
For crippled children’s service... $451,032
each year, from special revenues.
Item 249
For nursing scholarships, to provide scholarships pursuant
to §§ 23-35.9 through 23-35.18, Code of Virginia,
and to provide scholarships to train teachers of nur-
ses subject to the conditions of acceptance stated in
these cited SOCCIOMS ........ccccsccecseccccnsscssssssssessseneessesssessensnssnneseesseessemevsssseeseest $ 26,000
Item 250
For operation of laboratories... cccsssesssssessssnessssssessensenseeceeesssceeee $ 216,805
Item 251
For study, care, treatment, research and rehabilitation
Of alcoholics, as provided by LAW......cccccccscsccsccssssscsssseessnssesnee $ 285,870
Item 252
For study, care, treatment and rehabilitation of alcoholics,
BS PLOVIdE! by LAW... cceeeccecsssesceeecsseessesecessunssctensseseessneeeentee $58,000
each year, from special revenues.
Item 253
For post-mortem examinations... ccc cccesssesssencessseceeseenieceeeen $ 205,945
Item 254
For providing bodies for scientific study........................$12,155
the first year, and $12,305 the second year, from
special revenues.
It is hereby provided that on the first day of July
in each year of the current biennium the Department
of Health may bill each agency served for an ad-
vance payment not exceeding the amount of the
charge for the previous year.
Item 255
For local health S@rvVices nn ..ecceccccessesssecsssssssssssseeussssssenessesssasssssessunsensasesee $ 3,060,945
It is provided that such part of this appropriation
as may be expended in providing medical services to
persons requiring the same shall be expended under
rules and regulations adopted jointly by the State
Board of Health and the governing body of the county
or city paying a portion of the cost of such service;
such rules and regulations shall be so devised and
administered as to ensure that such medical services
will be rendered only to the indigent or medically
indigent.
$
$
$
$
Second Year
89,738
387,968
26,000
220,305
288 ,40C
207,495
$ 3,101,785
Item 256 First Year
For local health S@rvices......cssccccccccscccccssssssssccsssssscescesseessesensee $1,618,605
the first year, and $1,635,615 the second year, from
special revenues.
Item 257
For study of heart dis@ases......... ccc cccccssssssseesssessesmusnsseeeeeeees $48,391
the first year, and $48,361 the second year, from
special revenues.
Total for the State Board of Health.............__...... .§ 7,009,576
Blue Ridge Sanatorium, at Charlottesville
Item 258
For maintenance and operation of the Blue Ridge Sana-
torium, at Charlottesville... ccc cssssscssussscssssssssesceesunessenneete $ 1,003,010
Item 259
For maintenance and operation of the Blue Ridge Sana-
torium, at Charlottesville, to be paid only out of the
special revenues collected or received for the use of
said Blue Ridge Sanatorium and paid into the State
treasury, and not out of the general fund of the
State treasury o.n...ccccnccccececcccsssssssssssscsseeecsmnnsssecssseensssessnamearassssee $126,800
each year.
Catawba Sanatorium, Near Salem
Item 260
For maintenance and operation of the Catawba Sana-
COTIUM, NEAT Salen. .e..e.cccsssessssssesccscccsssnsssesssscnsssseeessesesisnsesssensssssseesees $ 869,395
Item 261
For maintenance and operation of the Catawba Sana-
torium, near Salem, to be paid only out of the special
revenues collected or received for the use of said
Catawba Sanatorium, and paid into the State treas-
ury, and not out of the general fund of the State
EAS U TY eens eeeneeeeecsssnecseeseemenssmesesemeecscsnsnssencensnensemsutsntasesasesssesseeeesse $67,620
the first year, and $62,620 the second year.
Piedmont Sanatorium, at Burkeville
Item 262
For maintenance and operation of the Piedmont Sana-
torium, at Burkeville.....cecccecccccssssssssssscesssssssscessssseenseeseeunscctensseutiee $ 1,127,400
Item 263
For maintenance and operation of the Piedmont Sana-
torium, at Burkeville, to be paid only out of the spec-
ial revenues collected or received for the use of said
Piedmont Sanatorium, and paid into the State treas-
ury, and not out of the general fund of the State
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each year
Total for the Department of Health........0000w... $10,009,381
DEPARTMENT OF WELFARE AND INSTITUTIONS
Central Activities
Second Year
$ 7,110,186
$ 1,012,875
$ 892,985
$ 1,139,600
$10,155,646
It is provided that the amounts estimated and set forth in Items 265, 267, 269,
274, 276, 278, 282, and 288 are appropriated from special revenues collected or
First Year Second Year
received for the use of the Department of Welfare and Institutions and paid into
the State treasury, and such amounts shall not be paid from the general fund.
Item 264
For expenses of administration of the Department of
Welfare and [mstitrtiorns ccc cssssssssssessccnsssessnnneceeceeenenee $ 188,455
Out of this appropriation shall be paid the follow-
ing salary:
Commissioner enn... sscccccccccecssssssssseessncsssssessnessnseenansecanseseeences $13,500
Item 265
For expenses of administration... $143,000
the first year, and $146,000 the second year, from
special revenues.
Item 266
For general welfare activities... nunc niseniennnunnnenng 268,225
Item 267
For general welfare activities... owen $83,355
each year, from special revenues.
Item 268
For youth service activities... ceccecesccssssecsemeesecsscssseseessmunsssssessessssanes $ 220,435
Item 269
For youth service activities. a.cceccncnseessseseeeeees117,180
each year, from special revenues.
Item 270
For corrections activities... ccc csccsssccssscccsccescssseesssssssesessscsesesuereccesssen $ 68,900
Item 271
For parole activities..................... ..§ 658,950
Out of this appropriation ‘the. ‘following ‘salaries
shall be paid:
Director of Parole... sesseeessansesoecesnnessnseees ...$12,000
Member of Board... $12,000
Member of Board... ccc iccccccccccccccsssssseeccecescesssesseassnenssess $12,000
It is provided that the limitation of $1,300 hereto-
fore applicable to the maximum expenses of proba-
tion and parole officers be continued in the same
amount.
Item 272
For administration of Merit System... cece $ 15,000
Item 273
For old age assistance. cccccccccsccsmsssscssssnssunsessesines sunt uasanasseunsoe $ 1,445,580
Item 273a
For old age assistance, for hospitalization...............$ 89,320
Item 274
For old age assistance............... ~_.. 6,781,098
the first year, and $6, 602, 245 “the second year, from
special revenues.
Item 275
For aid to dependent children. ee 1,592,200
Item 275a
For aid to dependent children, for hospitalization._.....$ 69,520
$
$
$
188,775
259,895
225,230
67,070
693,000
15,300
$ 1,404,060
$
89,320
$ 1,600,675
$
69,520
Item 276 First Year
For aid to dependent children.......................--------$8,842,070
the first year, and $8,955,710 the second year, from
special revenues.
Item 277
For aid to the permanently and totally disabled..................... $ 707,100
Item 277a
For aid to the permanently and totally disabled, for
hospitalization $ 655,660
Item 278
For aid to the permanently and totally disabled .$3,268,475
the first year, and $8,505,075 the second year, from
special revenues.
Item 279
For general relief .00..ccccccccenecnti cnet §80,200
Item 280 .
The appropriations made by Items 281, 282, and
283 shall be expended, under regulations of the State
Board of Welfare and Institutions, to reimburse
county and city public welfare boards pursuant to
§ 68-106 of the Code of Virginia and, subject to the
same percentage limitations, for other administrative
services performed by county and city public welfare
boards and superintendents of public welfare pursuant
to other provisions of the Code of Virginia.
Item 281
For administration and S€rviCes.....0.0..0.....:cccc ce Seen $ 908,200
Item 28la
For reimbursing counties and cities for a portion of sal-
aries of special case workers for certain aid to de-
Pendent children CASEB ou... cnccecscecceicmnnaenge 20,900
It is provided that the funds appropriated in this
item shal] be used by the State Board of Welfare and
Institutions to reimburse one-half of the localities’
shares of salaries of special case workers under the
following conditions:
(1) The case loads of such workers shall be lim-
ited solely to aid to dependent children cases;
(2) The number of cases and applications for as-
sistance assigned each such worker at any one time
shall be no fewer than 50 and no greater than 60 and
at least 75% of such cases and applications shall in-
volve illegitimate children;
(3) Upon the reduction of the number of applica-
tions and cases assigned to a case worker involving
illegitimate children below the levels set forth above,
reimbursement under this item shall terminate;
(4) The local department of public welfare shall
furnish such reports and statistics as shall be re-
quired by the State Board to the end that a reduc-
tion in the case load of such cases may be effected
and reimbursement under this item terminated.
Item 282
For administration and services.............................$1,072,000
the first year, and $1,125,600 the second year, from
special revenues.
Second Year
$ 776,400
$ 55,660
$ 590,000
$ 948,400
$ 33,650
Item 283 First Year Second Year
For child welfare S@rviCeS nnn ...cecccncsecenseeeseeeee ener L55,000
each year, from special revenues.
Item 284
For foster care for children —..........__.___-___.
The State Board of Welfare and Institutions shall
ascertain the amount of expenditures so made and
the Commissioner shall monthly reimburse each
county and city public welfare board in an amount
not less than 50 per cent, nor more than 628 per cent,
for boarding of children under care pursuant to §§
63-73, 63-96, 16.1-178(2), 16.1-210, and 16.1-211, of the
Code of Virginia.
Item 285
For hospitalization of the indigent and medically indigent..$ 832,700 $ 885,300
The appropriations from this item shall be ex-
pended in accordance with the provisions of Chap-
ter 15 of Title 32 of the Code of Virginia, as
amended. Seven hundred and fifty thousand ($750,000)
dollars out of the aggregate appropriations in this
item and in Items 273a, 275a, 277a, and 322a shall be
allocated to the counties and cities on the basis of
population and the remainder shall be set aside as a
reserve fund for expenditure as provided in said
Chapter.
Item 285a
It is hereby provided that any person who, at the
time of admission as a patient to the University of
Virginia Hospital or the Medical College of Virginia
Hospital, is the recipient of financial assistance under
any of the provisions of Title 63 of Code of Virginia
shall be deemed to have been thereby determined eligi-
ble for hospitalization under the provisions of § 32-294,
and the provisions of § 32-293.2 shall be applicable
in the event payment for hospitalization is not other-
wise paid.
Item 286
For reimbursing in an amount of 50 per cent for expendi-
tures made by Juvenile and Domestic Relations Courts
in counties and cities for salaries of probation officers
appointed in the manner provided for, and pursuant
$ 1,412,850 $ 1,562,900
to § 16.1-206 of the Code of Virginia... .§ 224,000 $ 240,000
Item 287
For support of feeble-minded childrem.....00000000000000 ee $ 19,500 $ 19,500
Item 288
For in-service training for Welfare personnel and for
Tod oe) Chg) 10 | 6): _.---» 17,000 $ 17,000
Item 289
For support of children committed to the State Board
of Welfare and Institutions, from funds and balances
of funds made available for such children by parents
or other persons, insurance, or other sources, and not
out of the general fund of the State treasury, pursu-
ant to § 63-293.2 of the Code of Virginia, a sum
sufficient.
Item 290
There is hereby reappropriated out of the unex-
pended balance in the fund for Shenandoah National
Park Family Removal Project, the sum of $5,000 for
each year of the current biennium for continuation
First Year
of the said Shenandoah National Park Family Re-
moval Project.
Item 291
For expenditure pursuant to the provisions of §§ 63-109
to 63-111, inclusive, of the Code of Virginia, all
monies deducted from funds otherwise payable out
of the State treasury to the counties and cities pur-
suant to the provisions of §§ 63-1385 and 63-136, and
§§ 63-157 and 63-158 of the Code of Virginia.
Item 292
It is hereby expressly provided that none of the
provisions of any item of this act, nor of any item
or provision of any other act or statute of this State
heretofore enacted, or enacted at this session of the
General Assembly, shall be interpreted or construed
as authorizing the Department of Welfare and Insti-
tutions, or any other agency of the State, or of any
of its political subdivisions, to make any expenditure
of State funds, or to receive or be paid any reim-
bursement from any State funds or out of any funds
in the State treasury, save out of funds actually
appropriated for that purpose; nor shall any appro-
priation or legislative enactment of this or any pre-
ceding session of the General Assembly be considered
or construed as imposing any obligation whatsoever,
moral or legal, upon this General Assembly, or upon
any future General Assembly, to make additional
appropriation or provide reimbursement funds for
localities or for any other purpose in connection with
the Department of Welfare and Institutions save the
funds actually appropriated for such purpose or pur-
poses at this session.
Total for Central Activities... cece $ 9,379,695
Bon Air School for Girls, at Bon Air
Item 293
For maintenance and operation of the Bon Air School for
Girls, at Bor Air nce ccccccecssscssesssscssessesssemmeesannseeessemunssssssessiuunsesssseessse $ 283,490
Beaumont School for Boys, at Beaumont
Item 294
For maintenance and operation of the Beaumont School
for Boys, at Beaumont... cccccccmecsesssssssssecseesseuunescecsccescessesensensin $ 494,150
Janie Porter Barrett School for Girls, at Peaks
Item 295
For maintenance and operation of the Janie Porter Barrett
School for Girls, at Peaks cece cssssecsssessesesssmuneee .6 222,085
Hanover School for Boys, at Hanover
Item 296
For maintenance and operation of the Hanover School
for Boys, at Hamove rn... csesecsssnsscsssssensssseeesssmsesssssmmusesseeasset $ 446,895
Study Home for White Boys
Item 297
For maintenance and operation of the Study Home for
White Boys, in Chesterfield County... ww. $ 101,655
Second Year
$ 9,741,655
$ 287,170
$ 508,415
$ 223,955
$ 466,445
$ 101,505
First Year Second Year
It is hereby provided that this appropriation may
be transferred, with the prior written approval of the
Governor, to the Beaumont School for Boys, at Beau-
mont to undertake necessary studies of boys com-
mitted to the Board.
The Penitentiary, at Richmond
Item 298
For maintenance and operation of the Penitentiary, at
BS 3(1 000110): aa $ 1,504,805 $ 1,522,715
Out of this appropriation there is hereby appro-
priated:
For per diem allowance to prisoners a sum sufii-
cient, estimated Otc escssseeeenes aoe 6,000
each year.
Item 299
For transportation Of PriSOmer si... ccscccsssssoncscccsssssusssseccerssemecsssssseeG 10,500 §$ 10,500
Total for the Penitentiary, at Richmond..................$ 1,515,806 $ 1,538,215
The Penitentiary, at Richmond, Industrial Department
Item 300
For maintenance and operation of the industrial depart-
ment of the Penitentiary, at Richmond, to be paid
only out of the special revenues collected or received
from the operation of said industrial department and
paid into the State treasury and not out of the
general fund of the State treasury, a sum sufficient,
eetir ete banc cece $2,462,700
the first year, and $2,446,700 the second year.
State Penitentiary Farm and State Prison Farm for
Defective Misdemeanants, at State Farm
Item 301
For maintenance and operation of the State Penitentiary
Farm and State Prison Farm for Defective Misde-
meanants, at State Farm__.......___......-._-_..-............---§_ 1,720,665 $ 1,724,460
Out of this appropriation there is hereby appro-
priated:
For per diem allowance to prisoners in accordance
with § 53-220.1 of the Code of Virginia, a sum
sufficient, estimated at................. suusssseeen 0,000
each year.
It is hereby provided that the appropriations herein
made for the State Penitentiary Farm and State
Prison Farm for Defective Misdemeanants, are in-
clusive of all funds which the said State Penitentiary
Farm and State Prison Farm for Defective Mis-
demeanants would otherwise be entitled to receive
during each year of the current biennium, for the
purposes stated in the said items, either out of the
appropriation for criminal charges or otherwise out of
the general fund of the State treasury, any provisions
of § 53-98 of the Code of Virginia to the contrary
notwithstanding.
Southampton Penitentiary Farm, at Capron
Item 302
For maintenance of the prison department..........0...._.. $ 584,100 $ 540,675
First Year
Out of this appropriation there is hereby appro-
priated:
For per diem allowance to prisoners in accordance
with § 63-220.1 of the Code of Virginia, a sum
sufficient, estimated at... neresenesemeesg 2 000
each year.
Item 303
B65 Me) 0-9: 900) ee) MG: Ng |: ce $ 120,650
Item 304
For operation of brick and solite plants. nnd 8,030
Total for Southampton Penitentiary Farm, at
0:0 0) 0) : ca ..§ 662,780
State Industrial Farm for Women, at Goochland
Item 305
For treatment and care of delinquent women.................. $ 611,755
Out of this appropriation there is hereby appro-
priated:
‘For per diem allowance to prisoners in accordance
with § 53-220.1 of the Code of Virginia, a sum
sufficient, estimated atau neces $15,300
each year.
It is hereby provided that the appropriation here-
in made for the State Industrial Farm for Women
by this item is inclusive of all funds which the said
State Industrial Farm for Women would otherwise
be entitled to receive during each year of the cur-
rent biennium for the purposes stated in the said
items, either out of the appropriation for criminal
charges or otherwise out of the general fund of the
State treasury, any provisions of § 53-98 of the
Code of Virginia to the contrary notwithstanding.
Item 3806
For board and care of infant children of inmates of the
State Industrial Farm for Women...n....n..n.c cece $ 2,600
Item 307
For maintenance and operation of central laundry number
1, a sum sufficient, estimated ata. cece $ 130,800
Item 308
For operation of greenhouse... ecceccenceecineennne 15,080
Total for State Industrial Farm for Women, at
Gear ance cccascccc ccc ececccccceeeeeccceseeeneesvenereneeseenverenssennenssseenneneneennecserseees $ 760,235
Bland Correctional Farm, at White Gate
Item 309
For maintenance of the prison department.........................-.. $ 435,235
Out of this appropriation there is hereby appro-
priated:
For per diem allowance to prisoners in accordance
with § 58-220.1 of the Code of Virginia, a sum
sufficient, estimated at... $19,735
each year.
Item 310
For operation of farm... aon intennemenge 87,520
Second Year
$ 115,550
$ 8,030
$ 664,255
$ 620,655
$ 2,645
$ 136,200
$ 15,230
$ 774,730
$ 440,235
$ 170,115
Item 311 First Year
For operation of lime plant, to be paid only out of the
special revenues derived from the operation of the
lime plant and paid into the State treasury and not
out of the general fund of the State treasury.....$11,700
the first year, and $11,810 the second year.
Total for Bland Correctional Farm, at White
Gate ncn ceeeeccceeeecessemesteneneceseeecccensnutusscenesssssseneseseuussuustesesseeaneeee $ 602,755
Item 312
No assignment to any person or persons, firm,
company, corporation, or agency whatsoever, made
by any inmate of a State penal institution, of any
money or credit received by such inmate, or to which
he may become entitled under this act, as a per diem
allowance for work performed by such inmate, shall
be valid, and any such assignment is hereby expressly
prohibited.
State Convict Road Force
Item 313
For maintenance and operation of the State Convict Road
FOTO oie scceesccsecscesecssccenseenerseseeceecesssssecrsvscenecsesesesecsecssesnureaneessssesenseceesassssnansserverssseaneens $ 440,890
Item 314
For the work of the State Convict Road Force, in accord-
ance with the applicable provisions of § 53-58, §§
53-61 through 653-73, inclusive, §§ 53-100 through
53-123, inclusive, and § 53-109, § 53-109.1, and §
53-221, of the Code of Virginia, to be paid only out of
the money paid to the Director of the Department of
Welfare and Institutions by the State Highway Com-
missioner for the labor of convicts employed on the
State highway primary and secondary systems and
work incidental thereto, including relocation and
moving of Convict Road Camps, at local hourly rates
for such labor, determined in accordance with the
provisions of the aforesaid § 53-109.1 of the Code of
Virginia, said payments to be made only out of the
State highway maintenance and construction fund,
and not out of the general fund of the State treasury,
a sum sufficient, estimated atu $2,599,200
each year.
Item 315
For maintenance and operation of the State Convict Road
Force, to be paid only out of revenues collected by
the State Convict Road Force in addition to revenues
received from the Department of Highways, and
not out of the general fund of the State treasury,
a sum sufficient, estimated atu. $221,800
each year.
Item 316
All revenues collected from any source by the State
Convict Road Force shall be paid promptly and direct-
ly into the State Convict Road Force maintenance
fund; any funds remaining to the credit of the State
Convict Road Force maintenance fund at the close
of the biennium shall be paid into the State highway
maintenance and construction fund.
Total for the Department of Welfare and Insti-
1008 (0) 6: ae $16,530,600
Second Year
$ 510,350
$ 473,390
$17,009,545
VIRGINIA COMMISSION FOR THE VISUALLY
HANDICAPPED
Item 317 First Year Second Year
For expenses of administration of the Virginia Commis-
sion for the Visually Handicapped... $ 50,500 $ 49,500
Item 318
For operation of workshop for the blind. $ 51,500 $ 61,000
Item 319
For operation of workshop for the blind, to be paid only
out of special revenues derived from the operation
of said shop and paid into the State treasury, and
not out of the general fund of the State treasury,
the amount of such special revenues estimated
:\ ce $300,000
Item 3820
For conservation of vision and rehabilitation...............-....-......... $ 192,700 $ 197,700
Item 321
For conservation of vision and rehabilitation, to be paid
only out of special revenues to be collected by Vir-
ginia Commission for the Visually Handicapped, and
paid into the State treasury, and not out of the gen-
eral fund of the State treasury... once $50,000
each year.
Item 322
For aid to the Duin. ccecceecsssnsssnesnssuneecssnstunsnsssneeanense $ 165,325 $ 165,575
Item 322a
For aid to the blind, for hospitalization... ccs $ 5,500 $ 5,500
Item 323
For aid to the blind, to be paid only out of funds re-
ceived from the Federal government for aid to the
blind, and paid into the State treasury, and not out
of the general fund of the State treasury, estimated
sevsscenessunnnssenssacssssennnrecnenacnennuutenssonessessnunutsessnganeevusasenecssenesssnnanaceseesennsasaes $639,575
Item 324
For vocational rehabilitation of the blind... $ 58,500 §$ 60,165
Item 325
For vocational rehabilitation of the blind, to be paid only
out of funds received from the Federal government
for such vocational rehabilitation, and paid into the
State treasury, and not out of the general fund of the
State treasury acca cece ecscccssssssmsssssssnssessssessssseessemusseeneseune ..§117,000
the first year, and $120,335 the second year.
Item 326
For expenditure pursuant to the provisions of § 63-108
of the Code of Virginia, all monies deducted from
funds otherwise payable out of the State treasury,
to the counties and cities pursuant to the provisions
of §§ 63-199 and 63-200, of the Code of Virginia,
and all monies paid into the State treasury pursuant
to § 63-193 of the Code of Virginia.
Total for the Virginia Commission for the Visual-
Vy Hardicappeg ...ccccccccccseces sectcssseesssessssseesesssies sceasenmansesenee $ 524,025 $ 539,440
DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HYGIENE AND HOSPITALS
State Hospital Board
Item 327 First Year
For general supervision, administration and control of
the several State mental hospitals and the State
training schools and hospitals... 201,200
It is hereby provided, with the approval of the
Governor first obtained, that out of this appropriation
a sum not to exceed $10,000 each year may be ex-
pended to conduct research in mental health.
Out of this appropriation the following salary shall
be paid:
Commissioner of mental hygiene and _hos-
Pt gone ceesscsecssecescesnsanscssesnnnecesnasennsenseteeesnnsseeesenuussse $18,500
Item 328
For operation of Mobile Psychiatric Clinic... § 57,000
Item 329
For collecting cost of care and treatment of patients..............$ 95,400
Item 330
For mental hygiene climics occ eccscssssmssssseesssessssceessseceessceesmmneees $ 472,300
Item 331
For mental hygiene clinics to be paid only out of special
revenues, including Federal aid, collected and paid
into the State treasury for the said mental hygiene
clinics, and not out of the general fund of the State
17 9-50-15 —p en $475,000
the first year, and $490,000 the second year.
Item 332
It is hereby provided that the appropriations herein
made by Items 330 and 331 for mental hygiene clinics
shall not be available for expenditure, either in whole
or in part, unless the amounts allocated to the various
mental hygiene clinics are based, as nearly as prac-
ticable, on a uniform ratio, for each clinic, of State
and Federal funds combined to local funds.
Total for the State Hospital Board... .§ 825,900
Virginia Treatment Center for Children, at Richmond
Item 332a
For maintenance and operation of Virginia Treatment
Center for Children, at Richmond... see sceseeeeee $ 25,000
Central State Hospital, at Petersburg
Item 332b
For maintenance and operation o of the Central State Hos-
pital, at Petersburg... sssssstttsetmesinasinnsninmiannnnagy 037191,600
Item 332¢
For maintenance and operation of Central State Hos-
pital, at Petersburg, the payments made by Peters-
burg Training School for food service supplied the
School by the Hospital.
Item 333
For providing meals for staff and employees......................$ 60,500
Total for the Central State Hospital, at Petersburg $ 5,842,100
Second Year
$ 203,050
$ 58,600
$ 97,900
$ 480,300
$ 839,850
$ 328,750
$ 5,854,100
$ 61,000
$ 5,905,100
Petersburg Training School, at Petersburg
Item 334 First Year Second Year
For maintenance and operation of the Petersburg Training
School, at Peters brarg....cc.cccccc_ccc_eecmeneeecsccssecceeceseneinenseceeneeemeec ~$ 684,600 $ 645,500
Eastern State Hospital, at Williamsburg
Item 335
For maintenance and operation of the Eastern State
Hospital, at Williamsburg... ana enec eee enceeen ne ccecsereesete $ 3,270,765 $ 3,823,905
Item 3836
For providing meals for staff and employees............................ $ 41,120 $ £41,270
Total for the Eastern State Hospital, at Williams-
DUNT esc eanacneeneeeeeeeeneee eter meer neenstenerrsinsninenimenernnmeneng By911,885 $$ 8,365,175
Southwestern State Hospital, at Marion
Item 337
For maintenance and operation of the Southwestern State
Hospital, at Marion. cece nen ener _$ 2,140,465 $ 2,184,385
It is provided that out of this appropriation there
is hereby appropriated:
For payment to Fire > Department | of Town of
|: 9 (0) : a $180
each year.
Item 838
For providing meals for staff and employees... $ 22,450 $ 22,600
Total for the Southwestern State > Hospital, at
| CS 0), re sescceeee ..$ 2,162,915 $ 2,206,985
Western State Hospital, at Staunton
Item 339
For maintenance and operation of the Western State
Hospital, at Stavmton anna ccccccec cc eecnncnesneiseennnnaese 9,660,540 $ 3,786,110
Item 340
For providing meals for staff and employees........................ $ 36,020 $ 36,720
Total for the Western State Hospital, at
Staunton sensecsensseceeeessesssenseecnvescenssnnereeessesececesimmnssonssmmes .....$ 8,696,560 $ 3,822,830
DeJarnette State Sanatorium, at Staunton
Item 341
For maintenance and operation of the DeJarnette State
Sanatorium, at Staunton, in accordance with the pro-
visions of 8§ 87-17 as amended and 37-18 through
87-22, inclusive, of the Code of Virginia, to be paid
only out of the special revenues collected or received
from the operation of said sanatorium and paid into
the State treasury, and not out of the general fund of
the State treasury......... me 15y-721)5)!)
the first year, and $528, 100 ‘the second year.
Lynchburg Training School and Hospital, at Colony
Item 342
For maintenance and operation of the Lynchburg 1 Train-
ing School and Hospital, at Colony... a. ..$ 8,719,725 $ 3,819,075
Item 343
For providing meals for staff and employees... ........................ $ 20,000 $ 20,000
First Year Second Year
Total for the Lynchburg Training School and
Hospital, at Colomy a nnccccc cence seeesceeecreeen $ 3,789,725
Total for the Department of Mental Hygiene
ANd Hospitals ence cccceeccscsssccnssecrsncsceceseesescessemememnunnumesssnseste $20,238,685
VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY
Item 344
For maintenance and operation of the Virginia State
LD yaa acess cneeeeee tec eeerecne neeeeentieeetimenniinennenenap 898,830
It is provided that the special revenues collected
for records management services shall be paid into
the general fund of the State treasury.
Item 345
For acquiring, preserving and publishing records and
books, including the microfilming of newspapers and
TOCOTS onc eessssesnsssusesssesscccsssssccsecccssssennesveusesenesseesssssesessssarssssassensssseavssunvassanuneunecessees $ 117,500
Item 346
For erecting and replacing highway historical markers in
accordance with the provisions of § 42-66.1 and
§ 42-66.2 of the Code of Virgimia.. once $ 2,700
It is hereby provided that out of this appropriation
there shall be expended not exceeding $200 each for
the erection of historical markers for St. John’s Epis-
copal Church in Nansemond County, “Operation
Torch” at Norfolk City, School for the Deaf and the
Blind at Staunton City, Mary Baldwin College at
Staunton City, Norfolk County Courthouse at Ports-
mouth City, and Crawford House at Portsmouth City.
Item 347
For State aid to public libraries in accordance with the
provisions of §§ 42-24 to 42-32 of the Code of Vir-
01, : $ 175,000
Item 348
For aid to public libraries, to be paid only out of funds
received from the Federal government for this pur-
pose, and not out of the general fund of the State
each year.
Total for Virginia State Library.....nc0.-..§$ 694,080
VIRGINIA MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS
Item 349
For developing, interpreting and conserving the Virginia
Museum visual] arts occ ccc ccssecssssssssssssenesssnnesteceinensnesisssscesesce $ 815,145
It is provided that no part of this appropriation
from the general fund shall be expended in the main-
tenance and operation of theatrical productions.
It is further provided that this appropriation from
the general fund shall be in addition to any appropria-
tion from special funds, notwithstanding any contrary
provision of this act.
Item 350
For developing, interpreting and conserving the visual
arts, the membership dues and other revenues col-
lected for the operation of said museum, and dona-
tions made therefor, and paid into the State treasury,
@BEIM ACE tne eeececsceessssenssssnessstveseonssssannsesessssstrsttsnesetenseeece $94,550
the first year, and $95,550 the second year.
$ 3,839,075
$20,953,265
$ 401,380
$ 117,500
$ 500
$ 175,000
$ 694,380
$ 325,555
Item $51 First Year Second Year
It is hereby provided that all monies, fees and :
revenues collected by the Virginia Museum of Fine
Arts for current expenses in conducting the Museum
constitute the museum operation fund and upon re-
ceipt thereof, shall be paid promptly into the State
treasury to the credit of said fund; unexpended
balances in such collections from the previous bien-
nium shall be transferred to said fund.
Item 352
For maintenance of Gari Melchers Memorial.......................$ 9,300 $ 9,500
Item 353
For maintenance of Gari Melchers Memorial, from rev-
enues collected from interest on endowment or from
the operation of said memorial, or donated therefor,
and paid into the State treasury, estimated at.......$750
each year.
Total for Virginia Museum of Fine Arts....................... $ 324,445 $ 335,055
PUPIL PLACEMENT BOARD
Item 354
For administration of Pupil Placement Act.............-.2-00-00--«-§101,750 $ 102,350
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
It is hereby established that the appropriations
made in Items 365, 366 and 367 are in discharge of the
directions found in Section 185 of the Constitution of
Virginia, that the General Assembly shall apply cer-
tain sums, revenues and taxes to the schools of the
primary and grammar grades. It is further provided
that the appropriations made in Items 355, 360, 363,
and 364 are in discharge of the directions to the
General Assembly contained in Section 129 of the
Constitution of Virginia. It is further provided that
all other appropriations herein made to the State
Board of Education for school purposes are solely
in discharge of the permissive authority conferred
upon the General Assembly by Section 185 of the
Constitution of Virginia to make such other appro-
priations for school purposes as it may deem best, to
be apportioned on a basis to be provided by law.
Item 355
For expenses of administration of the State Board of Edu-
cation, including the payment of premiums on official
bonds in accordance with the provisions of § 2-8 of
the Code of Vir irri gnc nccccsssscessnessessseesessceseeneneeneenenssstecnnusnn $ 201,750 $ 198,750
Out of this appropriation shall be paid the follow-
ing salary:
Superintendent of Public Instruction (with-
out fees, the fees collected by him to be
paid into the general fund of the State
tTeEaSuTy) on sessssesenseessssssevesinimmisesccsssenar.ss $18,000
Item 356
For research, planning and testimg.....-.....-ncccccecceeescesssssnessscenseee $ 621,000 $ 627,250
Out of this appropriation there shall be set aside
$117,000 each year of the biennium for State aid to
the localities for guidance positions, to be expended,
in addition to Federal aid, under rules and regula-
tions promulgated by the State Board of Education.
Item 357 First Year Second Year
For teacher education and teaching scholarships for the
public free schools, an amount not to exceed..
Out of this appropriation there shall be set aside
for teacher scholarships, to be apportioned under
rules and regulations of the State Board of Educa-
tion with the prior written approval of the Gov-
ernor .....$ 800,000
each year.
Item 358
For general undergraduate scholarships and undergradu-
ate loans, for Virginia residents attending State
supported institutions of higher learning...
It is provided that this appropriation is to be ap-
portioned under rules and regulations of the State
Board of Education, with the prior written approval
of the Governor, after giving appropriate considera-
tion to applicants’ need, scholastic ability and accom-
plishment, and character.
It is further provided that the State Board of
Education, with the prior written approval of the
Governor, may transfer from this item, to a depart-
mental activity it designates, a sum required to ad-
minister the provisions of this item and of Item 359.
It is further provided that the Governor may trans-
fer from this appropriation for the 2nd year the sum
of $50,000 to the State Education Assistance Author-
ity to be expended as provided by law.
It is further provided that the Governor may trans-
fer from this appropriation the sum of $12,000 to the
State Education Assistance Authority to be expended
for the administration of such authority.
260006 SEPETOO9|
Item 859
It is hereby provided the State Board of Education
shall administer, in the place of the State Council for
Higher Education, the loans and scholarships granted
pursuant to Item 180-A of Chapter 642, Acts of
Assembly of 1958, as amended. The State Board of
Education is hereby empowered, with the prior writ-
ten approval of the Governor, to amend the rules and
regulations heretofore adopted by the Council relative
to these loans and scholarships.
It is further provided that any unexpended balance
at the close of the current biennium in the cited
Item 180-A shall be reappropriated and added to Item
358; and that any repayment of monies from the
appropriation made by the cited Item 180-A shall be
added to the appropriation in Item 358.
Item 360
For State Supervision .cc.c...ccccccccsscccssscssscsssssssessceesscssssssnesssunesaneeessasesssensnasee $
Item 361
For production of motion picture filmS....u. neem $
Item $62
For production of motion picture films, to be paid only
from funds derived by the State Board of Education
from the production of such films and paid into the
State treasury, and not out of the general fund of
the State treasury nnn nen cccccee ene necnsneseeeen ...17,050
each year.
884,165 $ 882,880
180,000 $ 320,000
818,775 $ 459,165
87,850 §$
38,050
Item 8638 First Year
0 OUORT STO SOSSSS OCD CESEES:
For local administration aid (salaries of division superin:
tendents)
This appropriation shall be expended for salaries
of division superintendents under the conditions set
forth in § 22-87, as amended, of the Code of Virginia.
Item 3864
For aid in the establishment and maintenance of local
supervision of instruction in elementary and high
schools, including visiting teachers, to be apportioned
among such schools by the State Board of Education.$
Item 365
For the schools of the primary and grammar grades, for the
equal benefit of all the people of the State, to be ap-
portioned and distributed to each School Board in this
State on a basis of school population; the number of
children between the ages of seven and twenty years
in each school] district to be the basis of such appor-
tionment in accordance with the provisions of Section
185 of the Constitution of Virginia; (a) the proceeds
from annual] interest payments to the Literary Fund,
estimated at $1,478,000 the first year and $1,575,000
the second year, and (b) that portion of the actual
collections of special taxes segregated by Section
185 of the Constitution of Virginia estimated at
$1,350,000 the first year and $1,350,000 the second
year; provided that no part of this appropriation shall
be paid out of the general fund of the State Treasury.
Item 366
For the schools of the primary and grammar grades, for
the equal benefit of all the people of the State, to be
apportioned and distributed to each School Board in
this State on a basis of school population; the number
of children between the ages of seven and twenty
years in each school district to be the basis of such
apportionment; an amount equal to the total that
would be received from an annual tax on the property
280,000
752,700
in this State of one mill on the dollar, estimated at $ 7,250,000
Item 367
For basic appropriation for Teachers’ Salaries...._...............$52,620,750
It is provided that in the apportionment of this
sum, the sums which have been or will be received by
the respective Counties and Cities under Items 365
and 866 shall be considered as if they had been re-
ceived under this item.
It is provided, further, that the total of this sum
shall be apportioned to the public schools by the State
Board of Education under rules and regulations pro-
mulgated by it to effect the following provisions:
a. The apportionment shall be on the basis of the
following amounts, as applicable, per State aid
teaching position:
(1) for each such position added after July 1,
1960, 75% of the salary paid the incumbent of a
State aid teaching position pursuant to the salary
schedule established under paragraph (f) below.
(2) for each other State aid teaching position
which is occupied by a teacher having a col-
legiate professional certificate (or equivalent)
and eight or more years of experience or by a
Second Year
$ 280,000
$ 752,700
$ 7,500,000
$63,583,950
First Year
teacher having a normal professional certificate
(or equivalent) and twelve or more years of
ience—
$1,900 in the first year and $2,100 in the
second year; and
(3) for each other State aid teaching position
which is occupied by a teacher having a col-
legiate professional certificate (or equivalent)
and seven or less years of experience or by a
teacher having a normal professional certificate
(or equivalent) and eleven or less years of
experience—-
$2,850 in the first year and $2,700 in the
second year.
It is provided, however, that no payment from
this item for a State aid teaching position shall
exceed two-thirds of the salary paid the incumbent
of a State aid teaching position when the total
salary of such incumbent is less than the amount
of State aid available for each State aid teaching
position. For purposes of this act, “State aid teach-
ing position” is defined as one teaching position for
each thirty (80) pupils in average daily attendance
in the elementary grades and one teaching position
for each twenty-three (23) pupils in average daily
attendance in the high school grades. The average
daily attendance figures used in the apportionment
of this item shall be those of the school year falling
within the fiscal year for which the appropriation
is made.
b. No apportionment from this item shall be
made to any county or city for State aid teaching
positions in excess of the number of such positions
in which teachers are actually employed: provided,
however, that in exceptional circumstances and in
the discretion of the State Board of Education, a
county or city may employ fewer teachers than the
number of assigned State aid teaching positions
allotted in accordance with paragraph a.
c. No apportionment from this item shall be
made to any county or city except for payment of
salaries of teachers or other instructional personnel
in the public schools, or for payment of tuition in
lieu of teacher or other instructional salaries under
rules and regulations of the State Board of Edu-
cation.
d. The annual expenditure of funds, derived from
local sources, for instruction in the public schools
shall not be less than the annual expenditure
made from local sources for such instruction for
the second school year in the previous biennium.
However, if a county or city has established and
maintains a salary schedule for teachers and other
instructional personnel satisfactory to the State
Board of Education, the expenditure, derived from
local funds, for the salaries of teachers and other
instructional personnel may be reduced below such
expenditures for the second school year in the
previous biennium, provided the reduction and
the amount of reduction are approved by the State
Board of Education. Also, a county or city may
reduce such expenditure in exceptional circum-
stances due to a substantial loss in average daily
Second Year
attendance of pupils in the county or city, or in
other exceptional local conditions, provided the re-
duction and the amount of reduction are approved by
the State Board of Education.
e. The county or city shall pay from local funds
at least thirty per cent (30%) of the total amount
expended for salaries of teachers and other in-
structional personnel. However, a county or city
shall be permitted by the State Board of Edu-
cation to pay not less than twenty per cent (20%)
of such amount if the county or city provides a levy
or cash appropriation or a combination of both for
schools, which, when converted to an equivalent
true tax rate, is as great as the average of all
county or all city levies or cash appropriations or
a combination of both such levies and appro-
priations for schools converted to an equivalent
true tax rate; in converting a levy or cash appro-
priation or a combination of both for schools to
an equivalent true tax rate, ratios of assessed
valuations to true values used shall be such ratios
determined by the State Tax Commissioner for the
tax year 1950. For such counties or cities, the
State Board of Education shall determine the per
cent of local contribution, in no instance less than
twenty per cent (20%) of the total amount ex-
pended for salaries of teachers and other instruc-
tional personnel.
f. A minimum salary schedule for teachers and
other instructional personnel, satisfactory to the
State Board of Education and approved by the
Governor, shall be put into effect.
g. If any municipality annexes any portion of
any county or counties, the State Board of Educa-
tion shall make such equitable adjustment of the
funds which would otherwise have gone to either
as is in its opinion justified by the peculiar condition
created by such annexation, and order distribution
of such funds according to its findings. This provi-
sion shall not apply if a court of competent juris-
diction makes such adjustment and orders such dis-
tribution.
h. Allotments of funds from this item shall be
paid to a county or city only after submission of
evidence satisfactory to the State Board of Edu-
cation that the amount for which the allotment is
claimed has been or will be expended for the pur-
pose designated and in full compliance with the
terms and conditions set forth pursuant to this item.
i. It is further provided that the State Board of
Education with the approval of the Governor may
make such equitable adjustment in the distribution
of this fund as may be necessary due to a sub-
stantial loss in average daily attendance of pupils
in any county, city or town. The average daily
attendance data for such county, city or town for
the previous year may be used in making this ad-
justment.
It is further provided that in the event the total
of the sums set forth in Items 365, 366 and 367 ex-
ceeds the amount necessary to make the apportion-
ments required by this item, any balance remaining
may, upon request by the State Board of Education,
First Year Second Year
First Year Second Year
and with the prior written approval of the Governor,
be transferred and added to the sums set forth in
Item 369 or in Item 375, or in both.
Item 368
For salary equalization 0. iccccseescscsssuesescsescemessentneeeseie $ 8,655,456 §$ 8,655,456
a. It is provided that the State Board of Education
shall pay from the sums provided by this item to each
county and city an amount equal to that paid for the
year ending June 30, 1958, from Item 187, Chapter
716, Acts of Assembly of 1956.
b. It is provided further that the State Board of
Education shall make no distribution from this item
to any county or city which has not first complied
with the conditions stated in paragraphs c-h, inclu-
sive, of Item 867 and in paragraph b of Item 3869.
Item 3869
For providing a minimum educational program.................... $ 8,600,000 $ 9,245,000
A county or city, which meets the requirements
stated below is eligible, subject to rules and regula-
tions promulgated by the State Board of Education,
to receive an apportionment from this item to provide
sufficient monies to operate a minimum educational
program; a minimum educational program is defined
as expenditure for school operation of not less than
one hundred and seventy dollars nor more than two
hundred dollars, as promulgated by the State Board
of Education, per pupil in average daily attendance.
To be eligible for an apportionment from this item,
a county or city must:
a. Have projected, in the opinion of the State
Board of Education, a well-planned educational pro-
gram, and
b. Have expended from local sources for school
operation, exclusive of capita] outlay and debt serv-
ice, an amount equivalent to a uniform tax levy of
fifty cents per one hundred dollars ($100) of true
valuation of loca] taxable wealth within such county
or city. The true valuation of local taxable wealth
used for this purpose shall be that determined by
the State Department of Taxation for the tax year
1950.
c. Be still unable, with the amount thus provided
from local sources, other available State apportion-
ments for the public free schools, and Federal funds
(not including capital outlay), to provide a mini-
mum education program as defined above.
It is further provided that the State Board of
Education may, in its discretion, apply eligibility
requirements and compute allocations from this
fund separately for any town school district oper-
ated by a school board of not more than five mem-
bers, and the county in which such town is located.
If the amounts set forth in Items 865-367, inclu-
sive, are not sufficient for the purposes described
therein, the State Board of Education with the prior
written approval of the Governor, may transfer to
Item 367 from this Item, such sums as may be deemed
proper.
If the amount provided by this item is insufficient
to meet the entire needs of those counties and cities
which qualify for apportionments as herein provided,
First Year Second Year
the amount shall be distributed to such counties and
cities on a pro rata basis.
No county or city shall receive from the total ap-
propriation under this item more than two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars during either year of the
current biennium.
Item 370
Por speci) cc vacarti orn nnn. ccccecccccscccsssscssssccsessssessssssssessssensssansoneeesescaneseanese $ 888,825 $ 891,875
Out of this appropriation there shall be set aside
$765,500 the first year and $822,950 the second year
for State aid to localities.
From the amount set aside for State-aid to localities
the State Board of Education may, in its discretion
expend an amount not to exceed $5,000 each year of
the biennium to provide: For the education of children
handicapped because of aphasia at an out-of-state
school; and for instruction of Virginia children
temporarily hospitalized in hospitals of neighboring
states.
Item 371
For vocational education and to meet Federal aid...................... $ 5,081,150 $ 5,464,650
Out of this appropriation there shall be set aside
$4,516,000 the first year and $4,892,500 the second
year for State aid to localities.
Item 872
For vocational education, including State aid to localities,
the funds received from the Federal government for
vocational education, provided that no part of this
appropriation shall be paid out of the general fund of
the State treasury, estimated at.. nvss.s.---15084,000
each year.
It is provided that a sum, not less than $5,000 each
year, be transferred from this appropriation to the
general fund of the State treasury as a proportionate
share of the administrative expenses of the State
Board of Education.
Item 3878
For aid in local adult education. cece cece eee $ 40,000 $ 40,000
Item 3874
For pupil transportation.___.__2_ $5,705,800 § 5,891,500
This appropriation shall be distributed as reim-
bursement for costs of pupil transportation under
rules and regulations to be prescribed by the State
Board of Education; provided no county or city shall
receive an allotment in excess of the amount actually
expended for transportation of pupils to and from the
public schools, exclusive of capital outlay; provided,
further, that if the funds appropriated for this
purpose are insufficient, the appropriation shall be
prorated among the counties and cities entitled
ereto.
Item 875
For a discretionary fund to be disbursed under the rules
and regulations of the State Board of Education.__.$ 100,000 $ 100,000
It is provided that the State Board of Education
may make apportionments from this discretionary
fund only under the following conditions:
(1) For the purpose of aiding certain counties to
—Foov cin: sil Oe eeeES= eee
First Year
operate and maintain a nine-month school term:
satisfactory assurances must be given to the State
Board of Education that (a) without aid from this
fund the county is unable from local funds and
other State funds to operate and maintain a nine-
month school term, (b) maximum local funds for
instruction, operation, and maintenance have been
provided, and (c) such local funds, with other State
funds apportioned to said county, and aid from
this appropriation will enable the schools in said
county to be operated and maintained for a term of
not less than nine months.
(2) For the purpose of aiding those counties
and/or cities which are experiencing extraordinary
continuing increases in average daily attendance,
thereby requiring employment of additional teachers
in excess of the number anticipated on the basis of
average daily attendance of pupils enrolled during
the preceding school year.
Item 376
For sick leave with pay for teachers in the public free
schools, to be expended in accordance with regula-
tions of the State Board of Education, subject to
the prior written approval of the Governor.......................... $ 330,000
Item 376a
For reimbursement to each local school board of the actual
employer’s Social Security payments made by it, on
behalf of teachers, to the Contribution Fund pursuant
to Chapter 3.1, Title 51, Code of f Virginia, | a sum
sufficient, estimated Ab one. .-$ 4,508,870
Item 376b
To provide for the payment of increased retirement com-
pensation to certain retired teachers and beneficiaries
thereof, in accordance with the provisions of §§ 51-
111.69 and 61-111.70, Code of Virginia, there is hereby
appropriated out of the general fund of the treasury
to Trust Fund B, established by § 51-111.68, Code of
Virginia vectecenerenseeneeensenneenstnenenenennnenesnsnnenang 421,720
Item 3876c
For the State contribution, on behalf of teachers, to the
retirement allowance account as provided by Chapter
3.2, Title 51, of the Code of Virginia_—._________.. ..$ 5,659,475
Item 376d
For the State contribution, on behalf of teachers, to the
retirement allowance account as provided by Chapter
3.2, Title 51, of the Code of Virginia, to be paid
from the principal of the literary fund in excess of
$10,000,000, the sum of... Wn . $1,465,000
each year.
Item 376e
For the State contribution on behalf of teachers who
participate in group insurance under the provisions
of House Bill 134 as enacted by the General Assembly
of 1960, a sum sufficient, estimated at... $ 221,580
Item 377
For providing free text books only... cece cccsseee ences $ 245,000
&
Second Year
$ 363,000
$ 4,914,665
$ 411,175
$ 6,369,845
$ 244,780
$ 245,000
Item 378 First Year Second Year
For maintenance of libraries and other teaching material
in public schools «= 688,550 89§$ 669,300
Out of this appropriation there shall be set aside
$463,250 the first year and $498,000 the second year
for State aid to localities.
Item 379
For maintenance of libraries and other teaching materials
in public schools, the funds received from localities,
and paid into the State treasury.
Item 379a
For the purpose of reimbursing localities on a fifty-fifty
matching basis for the purchase of science, mathe-
matics, and foreign language equipment, to be ex-
pended under rules and regulations of the State Board
Of Beducation nec ee eceteeees eeeeneenaaneen ge 125,000 $ 125,000
Item 380
For industrial rehabilitation 2.0.0... ees ecsssetscseseccemeetstsee $ 626,018 $ 668,248
Item 881
For industrial rehabilitation to be paid only from funds
received from the Federal government and from local
contributions for any such rehabilitation and not out
of the general fund of the State treasury, estimated
at ........... sessersssssteesessssnessseneees PL 939,137
the first year, and $ $1,4: 423,862 the second year.
Item 382
For industrial rehabilitation to be paid from the fund for
the administration of the Workmen’s Compensation
Act and not out of the general fund of the State
EXC LT, 000
each year.
Item 883
Out of the appropriations in Items 880-382, inclu-
sive, may be paid medical, prosthetic and training
expenses for rehabilitees.
Item 384
For placement and training of veterans in business estab-
ATV 60011 -) |, ce) 7,495 $ 7,425
Item 385
For placement and training of veterans in business estab-
lishments, to be paid only out of funds received from
the Federal government for this purpose, and not out
of the general fund of the State treasury........... $67,500
each year.
Item 386
For the education of orphans of soldiers, sailors and
marines who were killed in action or died, or who are
totally and permanently disabled as a result of serv-
ice during the World War.......____________........-—-—-$ 27,750 $ 30,000
It is provided that the sum hereby appropriated
shall be expended for the sole purpose of providing
for tuition, institutional fees, board, room rent, books
and supplies, at any educational or training institu-
tion of collegiate or secondary grade in the State of
Virginia, approved in writing by the Superintendent
of Public Instruction, for the use and benefit of the
First Year Second Year
children not under sixteen and not over twenty-five
years of age, either of whose parents was a citizen
of Virginia at the time of entering war service and
was killed in action or died from other causes in
World War I extending from April 6, 1917, to July 2,
1921, or in any armed conflict subsequent to Decem-
ber 6, 1941, while serving in the army, navy, marine
corps, air force or coast guard of the United States,
either of whose parents was, or is, or may he
become totally and permanently disabled due to such
service during either such period, whether such
parents be now living or dead.
Such children, upon recommendation of the Super-
intendent of Public Instruction, shall be admitted
to State institutions of secondary or college grade,
free of tuition.
The amounts that may be, or may become, due here-
under by reason of attendance at any such educa-
tional or training institution, not in excess of the
amount specified hereinafter shall be payable from
this appropriation hereby authorized on vouchers ap-
proved by the Superintendent of Public Instruction.
The Superintendent of Public Instruction shall
determine the eligibility of the children who may
make application for the benefits provided for herein;
and shall satisfy himself of the attendance and satis-
factory progress of such children at such institutions
and of the accuracy of the charge or charges sub-
mitted on account of the attendance of any such chil-
dren at any such institution, provided, that neither
said Superintendent nor any member of the State
Board of Education, nor any official or agent or em-
ployee thereof, shall receive any compensation for
such services.
Not exceeding four hundred dollars shall be paid
hereunder for any one child for any one school year;
and no child may receive benefits of this or similar
appropriations for a total of more than four school
years.
This amendment shall not operate to divest any
such child of any such scholarship now holding any
such scholarship under this act except that the four-
year limitation herein provided for shall apply to any
scholarship heretofore issued.
Item 3887
For twelve months’ principals......_..._..__...___........-.....$ 846,500 9 864,000
Item 388
For the acquisition and distribution of surplus equipment,
to be paid only from funds derived by the State Board
of Education from such acquisition and distribution
of the said equipment and paid into the State
treasury, and not out of the general fund of the
State treasury an Yo Hy/ tI)
the first year, and $147,200 the second year.
Item 388a
To establish in cooperation with State institutions
of higher learning and local school authorities an in-
service training program for public school teachers
for tuition for their participation in college courses,
workshops, and/or institutes conducted under college
supervision within a locality, or on a regional basis...$ 65,000 $ 55,000
First Year
It is provided that this appropriation shall be ad-
ministered under rules and regulations of the State
Board of Education for courses in teachers’ subject
matter fields, including training for instruction in the
basic principles underlying our economic system,
and/or to meet revised certification standards for the
purpose of upgrading instruction in the areas of the
State where the need is greatest, and providing re-
fresher courses in certain fields.
Item 888b
For payment of costs of summer institutes to be
conducted by State institutions of higher learning in
cooperation with the State Department of Education
during the summers of 1960 and 1961; such institutes
to be conducted in the fields of teaching by the use of
educational television, guidance, science, mathematics,
and foreign languages, and to be expended under rules
and regulations of the State Board of Education......$ 72,000
Item 389
The State Board of Education shall make rules and
regulations governing the distribution and expendi-
ture of such additional Federal, private and other
funds as may be made available to aid in the estab-
lishment and maintenance of the public schools.
Second Year
$ 72,000
Total for the State Board of Education..................$105,487,674 $119,470,664
Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center
Item 390
For maintenance of Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Cen-
ter, under supervision of the State Superintendent of
Public Instruction, to be paid only out of the special
revenues derived from the operation of the said Center,
and paid into the State treasury, and not out of the
general fund of the State treasury....._.__..._..$805,925
the first year, and $830,025 the second year.
It is further provided that, with the prior written
approval of the Governor, the above appropriations
for maintenance and operation may be increased by
an amount not exceeding any special revenue collec-
tions in excess of the sums listed above.
Virginia State College, at Petersburg
Item $91
For maintenance and operation of the Virginia State Col-
lege, at Petersburg._— $ 1,900,675
It is provided that out of ‘this appropriation there
is hereby appropriated:
For the purpose of meeting the requirements of
the Federal Smith-Hughes Act, a sum sufficient.
Item 392
For medical scholarships, not exceeding.......................$§ 10,000
Item $93
For dental scholarships, attendance to be at Meharry
Medical College, or other college offering such courses $ 2,000
Item 394
For making loans to students________»____ 8 8,500
REPO SPE POPE COED
$ 1,941,075
$ 10,000
$ 2,000
$ 3,500
Item 395 First Year Second Year
For equalization of higher educational opportunities.___$ 185,000 $ 185,000
Item 396
For contracts with Meharry Medical College and Tuskegee
Institute ee §K,500 $64,500
Item 397
For maintenance and operation of the Virginia State Col-
lege, at Petersburg, to be paid only from the special
revenues collected or received for the use of the said
Virginia State College, and paid into the State treas-
ury, and not out of the general fund of the State
treasury ———————-________.___-.___.__..-_~....-----$1, 611,000
the first year, and $1,645,000 the second year.
Out of this appropriation it is provided that there
shall be set aside a sum sufficient to pay the interest
accruing on the bonds and certificates of indebtedness
issued by the aforesaid college and to constitute the
sinking fund, in accordance with the provisions of
8§ 8, 9 and 10 of Chapter 489 of the Acts of Assem-
bly of 1926, as continued in effect by § 23-30 of the
Code of Virginia, and of § 28-21 of the Code of Vir-
ginia, or with any amendments thereto, a sum suffi-
cient, estimated at... $140,000
the first year, and $126,600 the second year.
Total for Virginia State College, at Petersburg....$ 2,165,675 $ 2,206,075
Virginia State College, at Petersburg, Norfolk Division
Item 3898
For maintenance and operation of an extension division
of the Virginia State College, at Norfolk................_....$ 676,110 $ 718,950
Item 899
For maintenance and operation of an extension division
of the Virginia State College, at Norfolk, to be paid
only from the special revenues collected or received
for the use of the said Norfolk Division, and paid into
the State treasury, and not out of the genera] fund
Of the State treasury cece cccccccscsceesseemneeeesseesee $702,090
the first year, and $751,650 the second year.
Total for Virginia State College, at Petersburg,
including Norfolk Division.................-..-.--.---0-« $ 2,841,785 $ 2,925,025
Longwood College, at Farmville
Item 400
For maintenance and operation ¢ of Longwood College, at
Prarie a cseccccseosseccsecsceesteneccnecimenitinttnatinenssmataennemeaennneege 685,410 $$ 724,310
Item 401
For maintenance and operation of Longwood College, at
Farmville, to be paid only from the specia] revenues
collected or received for the use of the said college,
and paid into the State treasury, and not out of the
general fund of the State treasury... ..---..-$851,100
the first year, and $894,600 the second year.
Out of this appropriation it is provided that there
shall be set aside a sum sufficient to pay the interest
accruing on the bonds and certificates of indebtedness
issued by the aforesaid college, and to constitute the
First Year Second Year
sinking fund, in accordance with the provisions of
§§ 8, 9 and 10 of Chapter 489 of the Acts of Assem-
bly of 1926, and §§ 7, 8 and 9 of Chapter 61 of the
Acts of Assembly of 1928, as continued in effect by
§ 23-30, and 23-21 of the Code of Virginia, or with
any amendments thereto.......-csccceceecccceccececcnnn $49,200
the first year, and $48,100 the second year.
Madison College, at Harrisonburg
Item 462
For maintenance and operation of Madison College, at
* Harrisonburg aa een eee ocean aa 818,340 $ 849,210
Item 403
For maintenance and operation of Madison College, at
Harrisonburg, to be paid only from the special] reve-
nues collected or received for the use of the said
college, and paid into the State treasury, and not out
of the general fund of the State treasury......$1,235,515
the first year, and $1,235,515 the second year.
Out of this appropriation it is provided that there
shall be set aside a sum sufficient to pay the interest
accruing on the bonds and certificates of indebtedness
issued by the aforesaid college, and to constitute the
sinking fund, in accordance with the provisions of
§§ 8, 9 and 10 of Chapter 489 of the Acts of Assem-
bly of 1926, and §§ 7, 8 and 9 of Chapter 61 of the
Acts of Assembly of 1928, as continued in effect by
§ 28-80 of the Code of Virginia, and § 23-21 of the Code
of Virginia, or with any amendments thereto.....$67,000
the first year, and $64,175 the second year.
Virginia State School, at Newport News
Item 404
For maintenance and operation of the Virginia State
School, at Newport N@WS.....eccccccccnncinnnp 447,275 $$ 470,695
Item 405
For maintenance and operation of the Virginia State
School, at Newport News, to be paid only from special
revenues collected by the Virginia State School, at
Newport News, and paid into the State treasury,
and not out of the general fund of the State
treasury serve snccecessssenessssseng stan auisasesssautesssanececeneessensmnnnestassecessee $21,500
each year.
VIRGINIA SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF AND THE BLIND,
AT STAUNTON
Item 406
For maintenance and operation of the Virginia School for
the Deaf and the Blind, at Staunton... = 919,465 8 89§ 915,745
Item 407
For maintenance and operation of the Virginia School for
the Deaf and the Blind, at Staunton, to be paid only
out of special revenues collected or received for use
of said Virginia School for the Deaf and the Blind,
and paid into the State treasury and not out of the
general fund of the State treasury... $56,730
each year.
STATE COUNCIL OF HIGHER EDUCATION
FOR VIRGINIA
Item 408 First Year Second Year
For providing for the coordination of the State-supported
system of higher education.......___-_____.___---$§ 62,180 $ 50,590
Provided, however, that no expenditure of this
appropriation shall be made for the coordination of
institution budgets as set forth in § 23-9.9 of the
Code of Virginia.
THE COLLEGES OF WILLIAM AND MARY
Item 408a
For maintenance and operation of the office of the
chancellor sevmestnsecnsnveneoenennsenesssneseceqneseestensssanneasnaneueenseneteumecien $ 30,000
College of William and Mary in Virginia, at Williamsburg
Item 409
For maintenance and operation of the College of William
and Mary in Virginia, at Williamsburg...................... _.$ 1,427,814 $ 1,498,064
It is provided that out of this appropriation there
is hereby appropriated:
For the purpose of meeting the requirements of the
Federal Smith-Hughes Act, a sum sufficient.
Item 410
It is provided that no expenditure for lectures and
entertainments shall be made by the College of
William and Mary in excess of the amounts obtained
by the College for providing such lectures and enter-
tainments.
Item 411
For maintenance and operation of the College of William
and Mary in Virginia, at Williamsburg, to be paid
only from the special revenues collected or received
for the use of said College of William and Mary, and
paid into the State treasury, and not out of the gen-
eral fund of the State treasury....................... $2,279,550
each year.
Out of this appropriation it is provided that there
shall be set aside a sum sufficient to pay the interest
accruing on the bonds and certificates of indebtedness
issued by the aforesaid College of William and Mary,
and to constitute the sinking fund, in accordance
