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1 1 Section 1. SUBSTANCE ABUSE APPROPRIATION.
1 2 1. There is appropriated from the fund created by section
1 3 8.41 to the Iowa department of public health for the federal
1 4 fiscal year beginning October 1, 1995, and ending September
1 5 30, 1996, the following amount:
1 6 .................................................. $ 11,190,416
1 7 Funds appropriated by this subsection are the anticipated
1 8 funds to be received from the federal government for the
1 9 designated federal fiscal year under Pub. L. No. 97-35, Title
1 10 XIX, Subtitle B, section 202, which provides for the substance
1 11 abuse prevention and treatment block grant. The department
1 12 shall expend the funds appropriated by this subsection as
1 13 provided in the federal law making the funds available and in
1 14 conformance with chapter 17A.
1 15 Of the funds appropriated in this subsection, an amount not
1 16 exceeding 5 percent shall be used by the department for
1 17 administrative expenses.
1 18 The department shall expend no less than an amount equal to
1 19 the amount expended for treatment services in state fiscal
1 20 year beginning July 1, 1994, for pregnant women and women with
1 21 dependent children.
1 22 Of the funds appropriated in this subsection, an amount not
1 23 exceeding $24,585 shall be used for audits.
1 24 2. The funds remaining from the appropriation made in
1 25 subsection 1 shall be allocated as follows:
1 26 a. At least 20 percent of the allocation shall be for
1 27 prevention programs.
1 28 b. At least 35 percent of the allocation shall be spent on
1 29 drug treatment and prevention activities.
1 30 c. At least 35 percent of the allocation shall be spent on
1 31 alcohol treatment and prevention activities.
1 32 3. The substance abuse block grant funds received from the
1 33 federal government in excess of the amount of the anticipated
1 34 federal fiscal year 1995-1996 award appropriated in subsection
1 35 1 shall be distributed at least 50 percent to treatment
2 1 programs and 50 percent to prevention programs except that,
2 2 based upon federal guidelines, the total amount of the excess
2 3 awarded to prevention programs shall not exceed $1,000,000.
2 4 Sec. 2. COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES APPROPRIATION.
2 5 1. a. There is appropriated from the fund created by
2 6 section 8.41 to the Iowa department of human services for the
2 7 federal fiscal year beginning October 1, 1995, and ending
2 8 September 30, 1996, the following amount:
2 9 .................................................. $ 2,829,397
2 10 Funds appropriated by this subsection are the anticipated
2 11 funds to be received from the federal government for the
2 12 designated federal fiscal year under Pub. L. No. 102-321,
2 13 Title II, Subpart I, section 1911, which provides for the
2 14 community mental health services block grant. The department
2 15 shall expend the funds appropriated by this subsection as
2 16 provided in the federal law making the funds available and in
2 17 conformance with chapter 17A.
2 18 b. The administrator of the division of mental health,
2 19 mental retardation, and developmental disabilities shall
2 20 allocate not less than 95 percent of the amount of the block
2 21 grant to eligible community mental health services providers
2 22 for carrying out the plan submitted to and approved by the
2 23 federal substance abuse and mental health services
2 24 administration for the fiscal year involved.
2 25 2. An amount not exceeding 5 percent of the funds
2 26 appropriated in subsection 1 shall be used by the department
2 27 of human services for administrative expenses. From the funds
2 28 set aside by this subsection for administrative expenses, the
2 29 division of mental health, mental retardation, and
2 30 developmental disabilities shall pay to the auditor of state
2 31 an amount sufficient to pay the cost of auditing the use and
2 32 administration of the state's portion of the funds
2 33 appropriated in subsection 1. The auditor of state shall bill
2 34 the division of mental health, mental retardation, and
2 35 developmental disabilities for the costs of the audits.
3 1 Sec. 3. MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH SERVICES APPROPRIATIONS.
3 2 1. There is appropriated from the fund created by section
3 3 8.41 to the Iowa department of public health for the federal
3 4 fiscal year beginning October 1, 1995, and ending September
3 5 30, 1996, the following amount:
3 6 .................................................. $ 6,949,058
3 7 The funds appropriated by this subsection are the funds
3 8 anticipated to be received from the federal government for the
3 9 designated federal fiscal year under Pub. L. No. 97-35, Title
3 10 V, which provides for the maternal and child health services
3 11 block grant. The department shall expend the funds
3 12 appropriated by this subsection as provided in the federal law
3 13 making the funds available and in conformance with chapter
3 14 17A.
3 15 Of the funds appropriated in this subsection, an amount not
3 16 exceeding $45,700 shall be used for audits.
3 17 Funds appropriated in this subsection shall not be used by
3 18 the university of Iowa hospitals and clinics for indirect
3 19 costs.
3 20 2. An amount not exceeding $150,000 of the funds
3 21 appropriated in subsection 1 to the Iowa department of public
3 22 health shall be used by the Iowa department of public health
3 23 for administrative expenses in addition to the amount to be
3 24 used for audits in subsection 1.
3 25 The departments of public health, human services, and
3 26 education and the university of Iowa's mobile and regional
3 27 child health specialty clinics shall continue to pursue to the
3 28 maximum extent feasible the coordination and integration of
3 29 services to women and children.
3 30 3. Sixty-three percent of the remaining funds appropriated
3 31 in subsection 1 shall be allocated to supplement
3 32 appropriations for maternal and child health programs within
3 33 the Iowa department of public health. Of these funds,
3 34 $284,548 shall be set aside for the statewide perinatal care
3 35 program.
4 1 Thirty-seven percent of the remaining funds appropriated in
4 2 subsection 1 shall be allocated to the university of Iowa
4 3 hospitals and clinics under the control of the state board of
4 4 regents for mobile and regional child health specialty
4 5 clinics. The university of Iowa hospitals and clinics shall
4 6 not receive an allocation for indirect costs from the funds
4 7 for this program. Priority shall be given to establishment
4 8 and maintenance of a statewide system of mobile and regional
4 9 child health specialty clinics.
4 10 4. Those federal maternal and child health services block
4 11 grant funds transferred from the federal preventive health and
4 12 health services block grant funds under section 4, subsection
4 13 4 of this Act for the federal fiscal year beginning October 1,
4 14 1995, are transferred to the maternal and child health
4 15 programs and to the university of Iowa's mobile and regional
4 16 child health specialty clinics according to the percentages
4 17 specified in subsection 3.
4 18 5. The Iowa department of public health shall administer
4 19 the statewide maternal and child health program and the
4 20 crippled children's program by conducting mobile and regional
4 21 child health specialty clinics and conducting other activities
4 22 to improve the health of low-income women and children and to
4 23 promote the welfare of children with actual or potential
4 24 handicapping conditions and chronic illnesses in accordance
4 25 with the requirements of Title V of the federal Social
4 26 Security Act.
4 27 Sec. 4. PREVENTIVE HEALTH AND HEALTH SERVICES
4 28 APPROPRIATIONS.
4 29 1. There is appropriated from the fund created by section
4 30 8.41 to the Iowa department of public health for the federal
4 31 fiscal year beginning October 1, 1995, and ending September
4 32 30, 1996, the following amount:
4 33 .................................................. $ 1,783,899
4 34 Funds appropriated by this subsection are the funds
4 35 anticipated to be received from the federal government for the
5 1 designated federal fiscal year under Pub. L. No. 102-531,
5 2 Title XIX, Subtitle A, which provides for the preventive
5 3 health and health services block grant. The department shall
5 4 expend the funds appropriated by this subsection as provided
5 5 in the federal law making the funds available and in
5 6 conformance with chapter 17A.
5 7 Of the funds appropriated in this subsection, an amount not
5 8 exceeding $5,522 shall be used for audits.
5 9 2. An amount not exceeding $94,670 of the remaining funds
5 10 appropriated in subsection 1 shall be used by the Iowa
5 11 department of public health for administrative expenses in
5 12 addition to the amount to be used for audits in subsection 1.
5 13 3. Of the remaining funds appropriated in subsection 1,
5 14 the specific amount of funds stipulated by the notice of block
5 15 grant award shall be allocated to the rape prevention program.
5 16 4. Pursuant to Pub. L. No. 102-531 Title XIX, Subtitle A,
5 17 as amended, 7 percent of the remaining funds appropriated in
5 18 subsection 1 is transferred within the special fund in the
5 19 state treasury established under section 8.41, for use by the
5 20 Iowa department of public health as authorized by Pub. L. No.
5 21 97-35, Title V, and section 3 of this Act.
5 22 5. After deducting the funds allocated and transferred in
5 23 subsections 1, 2, 3, and 4, the remaining funds appropriated
5 24 in subsection 1 shall be used by the department for healthy
5 25 people 2000/healthy Iowans 2000 program objectives, preventive
5 26 health advisory committee, and risk reduction services,
5 27 including nutrition programs, health incentive programs,
5 28 chronic disease services, emergency medical services,
5 29 monitoring of the fluoridation program and start-up
5 30 fluoridation grants, and acquired immune deficiency syndrome.
5 31 The moneys used pursuant to this subsection shall not be used
5 32 by the university of Iowa hospitals and clinics or by the
5 33 state hygienic laboratory for the funding of indirect costs.
5 34 Of the funds used by the department under this subsection, an
5 35 amount not exceeding $90,000 shall be used for the monitoring
6 1 of the fluoridation program and for start-up fluoridation
6 2 grants to public water systems, and at least $50,000 shall be
6 3 used to provide chlamydia testing.
6 4 Sec. 5. DRUG CONTROL AND SYSTEM IMPROVEMENT GRANT PROGRAM
6 5 APPROPRIATION.
6 6 1. There is appropriated from the fund created in section
6 7 8.41 to the office of the governor for the drug enforcement
6 8 and abuse prevention coordinator for the federal fiscal year
6 9 beginning October 1, 1995, and ending September 30, 1996, the
6 10 following amount:
6 11 .................................................. $ 5,297,000
6 12 Funds appropriated by this subsection are the anticipated
6 13 funds to be received from the federal government for the
6 14 designated fiscal year under Pub. L. No. 100-690 which
6 15 provides for the drug control and system improvement grant
6 16 program. The drug enforcement and abuse coordinator shall
6 17 expend the funds appropriated by this subsection as provided
6 18 in the federal law making the funds available and in
6 19 conformance with chapter 17A.
6 20 2. An amount not exceeding 5 percent of the funds
6 21 appropriated in subsection 1 shall be used by the drug
6 22 enforcement and abuse prevention coordinator for
6 23 administrative expenses. From the funds set aside by this
6 24 subsection for administrative expenses, the drug enforcement
6 25 and abuse prevention coordinator shall pay to the auditor of
6 26 state an amount sufficient to pay the cost of auditing the use
6 27 and administration of the state's portion of the funds
6 28 appropriated in subsection 1.
6 29 Sec. 6. COMMUNITY SERVICES APPROPRIATIONS.
6 30 1. a. There is appropriated from the fund created by
6 31 section 8.41 to the division of community action agencies of
6 32 the department of human rights for the federal fiscal year
6 33 beginning October 1, 1995, and ending September 30, 1996, the
6 34 following amount:
6 35 .................................................. $ 4,216,399
7 1 Funds appropriated by this subsection are the funds
7 2 anticipated to be received from the federal government for the
7 3 designated federal fiscal year under Pub. L. No. 97-35, Title
7 4 VI, Subtitle B, which provides for the community services
7 5 block grant. The division of community action agencies of the
7 6 department of human rights shall expend the funds appropriated
7 7 by this subsection as provided in the federal law making the
7 8 funds available and in conformance with chapter 17A.
7 9 b. The administrator of the division of community action
7 10 agencies of the department of human rights shall allocate not
7 11 less than 96 percent of the amount of the block grant to
7 12 eligible community action agencies for programs benefiting
7 13 low-income persons. Each eligible agency shall receive a
7 14 minimum allocation of no less than $100,000. The minimum
7 15 allocation shall be achieved by redistributing increased funds
7 16 from agencies experiencing a greater share of available funds.
7 17 The funds shall be distributed on the basis of the poverty-
7 18 level population in the area represented by the community
7 19 action areas compared to the size of the poverty-level
7 20 population in the state.
7 21 2. An amount not exceeding 4 percent of the funds
7 22 appropriated in subsection 1 shall be used by the division of
7 23 community action agencies of the department of human rights
7 24 for administrative expenses. From the funds set aside by this
7 25 subsection for administrative expenses, the division of
7 26 community action agencies of the department of human rights
7 27 shall pay to the auditor of state an amount sufficient to pay
7 28 the cost of auditing the use and administration of the state's
7 29 portion of the funds appropriated in subsection 1. The
7 30 auditor of state shall bill the division of community action
7 31 agencies for the costs of the audits.
7 32 Sec. 7. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT APPROPRIATIONS.
7 33 1. There is appropriated from the fund created by section
7 34 8.41 to the department of economic development for the federal
7 35 fiscal year beginning October 1, 1995, and ending September
8 1 30, 1996, the following amount:
8 2 .................................................. $ 31,501,000
8 3 Funds appropriated by this subsection are the funds
8 4 anticipated to be received from the federal government for the
8 5 designated federal fiscal year under Pub. L. No. 97-35, Title
8 6 III, Subtitle A, which provides for the community development
8 7 block grant. The department of economic development shall
8 8 expend the funds appropriated by this subsection as provided
8 9 in the federal law making the funds available and in
8 10 conformance with chapter 17A.
8 11 2. An amount not exceeding $1,460,000 for the federal
8 12 fiscal year beginning October 1, 1995, shall be used by the
8 13 department of economic development for administrative expenses
8 14 for the community development block grant. The total amount
8 15 used for administrative expenses includes $730,000 for the
8 16 federal fiscal year beginning October 1, 1995, of funds
8 17 appropriated in subsection 1 and a matching contribution from
8 18 the state equal to $730,000 from the appropriation of state
8 19 funds for the community development block grant and state
8 20 appropriations for related activities of the department of
8 21 economic development. From the funds set aside for
8 22 administrative expenses by this subsection, the department of
8 23 economic development shall pay to the auditor of state an
8 24 amount sufficient to pay the cost of auditing the use and
8 25 administration of the state's portion of the funds
8 26 appropriated in subsection 1. The auditor of state shall bill
8 27 the department for the costs of the audit.
8 28 Sec. 8. EDUCATION APPROPRIATIONS.
8 29 1. There is appropriated from the fund created by section
8 30 8.41 to the department of education for the state fiscal year
8 31 beginning July 1, 1995, and ending June 30, 1996, the fol-
8 32 lowing amount:
8 33 .................................................. $ 4,076,355
8 34 Funds appropriated in this subsection are the funds
8 35 anticipated to be received from the federal government under
9 1 Pub. L. No. 100-297, Hawkins-Stafford Act, chapter 2. The
9 2 department shall expend the funds appropriated by this
9 3 subsection as provided in the federal law making the funds
9 4 available and in conformance with chapter 17A.
9 5 2. Twenty percent of the funds appropriated in subsection
9 6 1, not to exceed $815,271 shall be used by the department for
9 7 targeted assistance to meet the educational needs of students
9 8 at risk, programs for the acquisition of instructional and
9 9 educational materials, for innovative programs to carry out
9 10 schoolwide improvements, for programs of training and
9 11 professional development, for programs to enhance personal ex-
9 12 cellence of students, for programs of training to enhance the
9 13 ability of teachers and school counselors to identify,
9 14 particularly in the early grades, students with reading and
9 15 reading-related problems which place those students at risk
9 16 for illiteracy in their adult years, and for other innovative
9 17 projects. However, not more than 25 percent of the amount
9 18 available for state programs shall be used by the department
9 19 for state administrative expenses.
9 20 3. Eighty percent of the funds appropriated in subsection
9 21 1 shall be allocated by the department to local educational
9 22 agencies in this state, as local educational agency is defined
9 23 in Pub. L. No. 100-297. The amount allocated under this
9 24 subsection shall be allocated to local educational agencies
9 25 according to the following percentages and enrollments:
9 26 a. Eighty percent shall be allocated on the basis of
9 27 enrollments in public and approved nonpublic schools.
9 28 b. Twenty percent shall be allocated to those local edu-
9 29 cational agencies enrolling the greatest percent of dis-
9 30 advantaged children.
9 31 4. Funds appropriated in this section shall not be used to
9 32 aid schools or programs that illegally discriminate in
9 33 employment or educational programs on the basis of sex, race,
9 34 color, national origin, or disability.
9 35 Sec. 9. LOW-INCOME HOME ENERGY ASSISTANCE APPROPRIATIONS.
10 1 1. There is appropriated from the fund created by section
10 2 8.41 to the division of community action agencies of the
10 3 department of human rights for the federal fiscal year
10 4 beginning October 1, 1995, and ending September 30, 1996, the
10 5 following amount:
10 6 .................................................. $ 23,976,768
10 7 The funds appropriated by this subsection are the funds
10 8 anticipated to be received from the federal government for the
10 9 designated federal fiscal year under Pub. L. No. 97-35, Title
10 10 XXVI, as amended by Pub. L. No. 98-558, which provides for the
10 11 low-income home energy assistance block grants. The division
10 12 of community action agencies of the department of human rights
10 13 shall expend the funds appropriated by this subsection as
10 14 provided in the federal law making the funds available and in
10 15 conformance with chapter 17A.
10 16 2. An amount not exceeding $2,038,025 or 10 percent of the
10 17 funds appropriated in subsection 1, whichever is less, may be
10 18 used for administrative expenses for the low-income home
10 19 energy assistance program. Not more than $290,000 shall be
10 20 used for administrative expenses of the division of community
10 21 action agencies of the department of human rights. From the
10 22 total funds set aside by this subsection for administrative
10 23 expenses for the low-income home energy assistance program, an
10 24 amount sufficient to pay the cost of an audit of the use and
10 25 administration of the state's portion of the funds
10 26 appropriated is allocated for that purpose. The auditor of
10 27 state shall bill the division of community action agencies for
10 28 the costs of the audits.
10 29 3. The remaining funds appropriated in subsection 1 shall
10 30 be allocated to help eligible households, as defined in ac-
10 31 cordance with the federal Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of
10 32 1981, Pub. L. No. 97-35, as amended by Pub. L. No. 98-558, to
10 33 meet the costs of home energy. After reserving a reasonable
10 34 portion of the remaining funds not to exceed 10 percent of the
10 35 funds appropriated in subsection 1, to carry forward into the
11 1 federal fiscal year beginning October 1, 1996, at least 15
11 2 percent of the funds appropriated by subsection 1 shall be
11 3 used for low-income residential weatherization or other
11 4 related home repairs for low-income households. Of this
11 5 amount, an amount not exceeding 10 percent may be used for
11 6 administrative expenses.
11 7 4. An eligible household must be willing to allow
11 8 residential weatherization or other related home repairs in
11 9 order to receive home energy assistance. If the eligible
11 10 household resides in rental property, the unwillingness of the
11 11 landlord to allow residential weatherization or other related
11 12 home repairs shall not prevent the household from receiving
11 13 home energy assistance.
11 14 5. Not more than $1,000,000 of the funds appropriated
11 15 under subsection 1 shall be used for assessment and resolution
11 16 of energy problems.
11 17 Sec. 10. SOCIAL SERVICES APPROPRIATIONS.
11 18 1. There is appropriated from the fund created by section
11 19 8.41 to the department of human services for the federal
11 20 fiscal year beginning October 1, 1995, and ending September
11 21 30, 1996, the following amount:
11 22 .................................................. $ 30,379,684
11 23 Funds appropriated by this subsection are the funds
11 24 anticipated to be received from the federal government for the
11 25 designated federal fiscal year under Pub. L. No. 97-35, Title
11 26 XXIII, Subtitle C, as codified in 42 U.S.C. sections 1397-
11 27 1397f, which provides for the social services block grant.
11 28 The department of human services shall expend the funds
11 29 appropriated by this subsection as provided in the federal law
11 30 making the funds available and in conformance with chapter
11 31 17A.
11 32 2. Not more than $1,844,952 of the funds appropriated in
11 33 subsection 1 shall be used by the department of human services
11 34 for general administration. From the funds set aside by this
11 35 subsection for general administration, the department of human
12 1 services shall pay to the auditor of state an amount
12 2 sufficient to pay the cost of auditing the use and
12 3 administration of the state's portion of the funds
12 4 appropriated in subsection 1.
12 5 3. In addition to the allocation for general
12 6 administration in subsection 2, the remaining funds
12 7 appropriated in subsection 1 shall be allocated in the
12 8 following amounts to supplement appropriations for the federal
12 9 fiscal year beginning October 1, 1995, for the following
12 10 programs within the department of human services:
12 11 a. Field operations:
12 12 .................................................. $ 11,034,866
12 13 b. Child and family services:
12 14 .................................................. $ 1,650,509
12 15 c. Child care assistance:
12 16 .................................................. $ 1,365,329
12 17 d. Local administrative costs
12 18 and other local services:
12 19 .................................................. $ 1,170,281
12 20 e. Volunteers:
12 21 .................................................. $ 127,900
12 22 f. Community-based services:
12 23 .................................................. $ 147,084
12 24 g. MH/MR/DD/BI community service (local purchase):
12 25 .................................................. $ 13,038,763
12 26 Sec. 11. SOCIAL SERVICES BLOCK GRANT PLAN. The department
12 27 of human services during each state fiscal year shall develop
12 28 a plan for the use of federal social services block grant
12 29 funds for the subsequent state fiscal year.
12 30 The proposed plan shall include all programs and services
12 31 at the state level which the department proposes to fund with
12 32 federal social services block grant funds, and shall identify
12 33 state and other funds which the department proposes to use to
12 34 fund the state programs and services.
12 35 The proposed plan shall also include all local programs and
13 1 services which are eligible to be funded with federal social
13 2 services block grant funds, the total amount of federal social
13 3 services block grant funds available for the local programs
13 4 and services, and the manner of distribution of the federal
13 5 social services block grant funds to the counties. The
13 6 proposed plan shall identify state and local funds which will
13 7 be used to fund the local programs and services.
13 8 The proposed plan shall be submitted with the department's
13 9 budget requests to the governor and the general assembly.
13 10 Sec. 12. PROJECTS FOR ASSISTANCE IN TRANSITION FROM
13 11 HOMELESSNESS. Upon receipt of the minimum formula grant from
13 12 the federal alcohol, drug abuse, and mental health
13 13 administration to provide mental health services for the
13 14 homeless, the division of mental health, mental retardation,
13 15 and developmental disabilities of the department of human
13 16 services shall assure that a project which receives funds
13 17 under the formula grant from either the federal or local match
13 18 share of 25 percent in order to provide outreach services to
13 19 persons who are chronically mentally ill and homeless or who
13 20 are subject to a significant probability of becoming homeless
13 21 shall do all of the following:
13 22 1. Provide community mental health services, diagnostic
13 23 services, crisis intervention services, and habilitation and
13 24 rehabilitation services.
13 25 2. Refer clients to medical facilities for necessary
13 26 hospital services, and to entities that provide primary health
13 27 services and substance abuse services.
13 28 3. Provide appropriate training to persons who provide
13 29 services to persons targeted by the grant.
13 30 4. Provide case management to homeless persons.
13 31 5. Provide supportive and supervisory services to certain
13 32 homeless persons living in residential settings which are not
13 33 otherwise supported.
13 34 6. Projects may expend funds for housing services
13 35 including minor renovation, expansion and repair of housing,
14 1 security deposits, planning of housing, technical assistance
14 2 in applying for housing, improving the coordination of housing
14 3 services, the costs associated with matching eligible homeless
14 4 individuals with appropriate housing, and one-time rental
14 5 payments to prevent eviction.
14 6 Sec. 13. CHILD CARE AND DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT. There is
14 7 appropriated from the fund created by section 8.41 to the
14 8 department of human services for the federal fiscal year
14 9 beginning October 1, 1995, and ending September 30, 1996, the
14 10 following amount:
14 11 .................................................. $ 8,306,132
14 12 Funds appropriated by this subsection are the funds
14 13 anticipated to be received from the federal government under
14 14 Pub. L. No. 101-508, section 5082, which provides for the
14 15 child care and development block grant. The department shall
14 16 expend the funds appropriated by this section as provided in
14 17 the federal law making the funds available and in conformance
14 18 with chapter 17A.
14 19 Sec. 14. PROCEDURE FOR REDUCED FEDERAL FUNDS.
14 20 1. If the funds received from the federal government for
14 21 the block grants specified in this Act are less than the
14 22 amounts appropriated, the funds actually received shall be
14 23 prorated by the governor for the various programs, other than
14 24 for the rape prevention program under section 4, subsection 3
14 25 of this Act, for which each block grant is available according
14 26 to the percentages that each program is to receive as
14 27 specified in this Act. However, if the governor determines
14 28 that the funds allocated by the percentages will not be
14 29 sufficient to effect the purposes of a particular program, or
14 30 if the appropriation is not allocated by percentage, the
14 31 governor may allocate the funds in a manner which will effect
14 32 to the greatest extent possible the purposes of the various
14 33 programs for which the block grants are available.
14 34 2. Before the governor implements the actions provided for
14 35 in subsection 1, the following procedures shall be taken:
15 1 a. The chairpersons and ranking members of the senate and
15 2 house standing committees on appropriations, the appropriate
15 3 chairpersons and ranking members of subcommittees of those
15 4 committees, and the director of the legislative fiscal bureau
15 5 shall be notified of the proposed action.
15 6 b. The notice shall include the proposed allocations, and
15 7 information on the reasons why particular percentages or
15 8 amounts of funds are allocated to the individual programs, the
15 9 departments and programs affected, and other information
15 10 deemed useful. Chairpersons notified shall be allowed at
15 11 least two weeks to review and comment on the proposed action
15 12 before the action is taken.
15 13 Sec. 15. PROCEDURE FOR INCREASED FEDERAL FUNDS.
15 14 1. If funds received from the federal government in the
15 15 form of block grants exceed the amounts appropriated in
15 16 sections 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 10, and 13 of this Act, the
15 17 excess shall be prorated to the appropriate programs according
15 18 to the percentages specified in those sections, except
15 19 additional funds shall not be prorated for administrative
15 20 expenses.
15 21 2. If funds received from the federal government from
15 22 block grants exceed the amount appropriated in section 9 of
15 23 this Act, 15 percent of the excess shall be allocated to the
15 24 low-income residential weatherization program.
15 25 3. If funds received from the federal government from
15 26 community services block grants exceed the amount appropriated
15 27 in section 6 of this Act, 100 percent of the excess is
15 28 allocated to the community services block grant program.
15 29 Sec. 16. PROCEDURE FOR CONSOLIDATED, CATEGORICAL, OR
15 30 EXPANDED FEDERAL BLOCK GRANTS. Notwithstanding section 8.41,
15 31 federal funds made available to the state which are authorized
15 32 for the federal fiscal year beginning October 1, 1995,
15 33 resulting from the federal government consolidating former
15 34 categorical grants into block grants, or which expand block
15 35 grants included in Pub. L. No. 97-35, to include additional
16 1 programs formerly funded by categorical grants, which are not
16 2 otherwise appropriated by the general assembly, are
16 3 appropriated for the programs formerly receiving the
16 4 categorical grants, subject to the conditions of this section.
16 5 The governor shall, whenever possible, allocate from the block
16 6 grant to each program in the same proportion as the amount of
16 7 federal funds received by the program during the federal
16 8 fiscal year beginning October 1, 1994, as modified by the 1995
16 9 Session of the Seventy-sixth General Assembly for the state
16 10 fiscal year beginning July 1, 1995, compared to the total
16 11 federal funds received in the federal fiscal year beginning
16 12 October 1, 1994, by all programs consolidated into the block
16 13 grant. However, if one agency did not have categorical funds
16 14 appropriated for the federal fiscal year beginning October 1,
16 15 1994, but had anticipated applying for funds during the
16 16 federal fiscal year beginning October 1, 1995, the governor
16 17 may allocate the funds in order to provide funding.
16 18 If the amount received in the form of a consolidated or
16 19 expanded block grant is less than the total amount of federal
16 20 funds received for the programs in the form of categorical
16 21 grants for the federal fiscal year beginning October 1, 1994,
16 22 state funds appropriated to the program by the general
16 23 assembly to match the federal funds shall be reduced by the
16 24 same proportion of the reduction in federal funds for the
16 25 program. State funds released by the reduction shall be
16 26 deposited in a special fund in the state treasury and are
16 27 available for appropriation by the general assembly. The
16 28 governor shall notify the chairpersons and ranking members of
16 29 the senate and house standing committees on appropriations,
16 30 the appropriate chairpersons and ranking members of the
16 31 subcommittees of those committees, and the legislative fiscal
16 32 director before making the allocation of federal funds or any
16 33 proportional reduction of state funds under this section. The
16 34 notice shall state the amount of federal funds to be allocated
16 35 to each program, the amount of federal funds received by the
17 1 program during the federal fiscal year beginning October 1,
17 2 1994, the amount by which state funds for the program will be
17 3 reduced according to this section and the amount of state
17 4 funds received by the program during the state fiscal year
17 5 beginning July 1, 1994. Chairpersons notified shall be
17 6 allowed at least two weeks to review and comment on the
17 7 proposed action before the action is taken.
17 8 If the amount received in the form of a consolidated or
17 9 expanded block grant is more than the total amount of federal
17 10 funds received for the programs in the form of categorical
17 11 grants for the federal fiscal year beginning October 1, 1994,
17 12 the excess funds shall be deposited in the special fund
17 13 created in section 8.41 and are subject to the provisions of
17 14 that section.
17 15 Sec. 17. PROCEDURE FOR EXPENDITURE OF ADDITIONAL FEDERAL
17 16 FUNDS. If other federal grants, receipts, and funds and other
17 17 nonstate grants, receipts, and funds become available or are
17 18 awarded which are not available or awarded during the period
17 19 in which the general assembly is in session, but which require
17 20 expenditure by the applicable department or agency prior to
17 21 March 15 of the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1995, and ending
17 22 June 30, 1996, these grants, receipts, and funds are
17 23 appropriated to the extent necessary, provided that the fiscal
17 24 committee of the legislative council is notified within thirty
17 25 days of receipt of the grants, receipts, or funds and the
17 26 fiscal committee of the legislative council has an opportunity
17 27 to comment on the expenditure of the grants, receipts, or
17 28 funds.
17 29 Sec. 18. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND LAND STEWARDSHIP.
17 30 Federal grants, receipts, and funds and other nonstate grants,
17 31 receipts, and funds, available in whole or in part for the
17 32 fiscal year beginning July 1, 1995, and ending June 30, 1996,
17 33 are appropriated to the department of agriculture and land
17 34 stewardship for the purposes set forth in the grants,
17 35 receipts, or conditions accompanying the receipt of the funds,
18 1 unless otherwise provided by law, in the following amounts for
18 2 the purposes indicated.
18 3 1. For plant and animal disease and pest control, grant
18 4 number 10025:
18 5 .................................................. $ 665,540
18 6 2. For assistance for intrastate meat and poultry, grant
18 7 number 10475:
18 8 .................................................. $ 954,286
18 9 3. For farmers market nutrition program, grant number
18 10 10577:
18 11 .................................................. $ 412,981
18 12 4. For soil and water conservation, grant number 10902:
18 13 .................................................. $ 57,000
18 14 5. For food and drug &endash; research grants, grant number
18 15 13103:
18 16 .................................................. $ 154,522
18 17 6. For surface coal mining regulation, grant number 15250:
18 18 .................................................. $ 153,169
18 19 7. For abandoned mine land reclamation, grant number
18 20 15252:
18 21 .................................................. $ 3,462,736
18 22 8. For pesticide enforcement program, grant number 66700:
18 23 .................................................. $ 672,170
18 24 9. For pesticide certification program, grant number
18 25 66720:
18 26 .................................................. $ 65,520
18 27 Sec. 19. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE. Federal grants, receipts,
18 28 and funds and other nonstate grants, receipts, and funds,
18 29 available in whole or in part for the fiscal year beginning
18 30 July 1, 1995, and ending June 30, 1996, are appropriated to
18 31 the department of justice for the purposes set forth in the
18 32 grants, receipts, or conditions accompanying the receipt of
18 33 the funds, unless otherwise provided by law.
18 34 Sec. 20. OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF STATE. Federal grants,
18 35 receipts, and funds and other nonstate grants, receipts, and
19 1 funds, available in whole or in part for the fiscal year
19 2 beginning July 1, 1995, and ending June 30, 1996, are
19 3 appropriated to the office of auditor of state for the
19 4 purposes set forth in the grants, receipts, or conditions
19 5 accompanying the receipt of the funds, unless otherwise
19 6 provided by law.
19 7 Sec. 21. DEPARTMENT FOR THE BLIND. Federal grants,
19 8 receipts, and funds and other nonstate grants, receipts, and
19 9 funds, available in whole or in part for the fiscal year
19 10 beginning July 1, 1995, and ending June 30, 1996, are
19 11 appropriated to the department for the blind for the purposes
19 12 set forth in the grants, receipts, or conditions accompanying
19 13 the receipt of the funds, unless otherwise provided by law, in
19 14 the following amounts for the purposes indicated.
19 15 1. For vocational rehabilitation &endash; FICA, grant number
19 16 13802:
19 17 .................................................. $ 286,876
19 18 2. For assistive technology information network, grant
19 19 number 84224:
19 20 .................................................. $ 22,980
19 21 3. For rehabilitation services &endash; basic support, grant
19 22 number 84126:
19 23 .................................................. $ 4,394,181
19 24 4. For rehabilitation training, grant number 84129:
19 25 .................................................. $ 18,894
19 26 5. For independent living project, grant number 84169:
19 27 .................................................. $ 110,857
19 28 6. For older blind, grant number 84177:
19 29 .................................................. $ 192,240
19 30 7. For supported employment, grant number 84187:
19 31 .................................................. $ 52,541
19 32 Sec. 22. CAMPAIGN FINANCE DISCLOSURE COMMISSION. Federal
19 33 grants, receipts, and funds and other nonstate grants,
19 34 receipts, and funds, available in whole or in part for the
19 35 fiscal year beginning July 1, 1995, and ending June 30, 1996,
20 1 are appropriated to the campaign finance disclosure commission
20 2 for the purposes set forth in the grants, receipts, or
20 3 conditions accompanying the receipt of the funds, unless
20 4 otherwise provided by law.
20 5 Sec. 23. IOWA STATE CIVIL RIGHTS COMMISSION. Federal
20 6 grants, receipts, and funds and other nonstate grants,
20 7 receipts, and funds, available in whole or in part for the
20 8 fiscal year beginning July 1, 1995, and ending June 30, 1996,
20 9 are appropriated to the Iowa state civil rights commission for
20 10 the purposes set forth in the grants, receipts, or conditions
20 11 accompanying the receipt of the funds, unless otherwise
20 12 provided by law.
20 13 Sec. 24. COLLEGE STUDENT AID COMMISSION. Federal grants,
20 14 receipts, and funds and other nonstate grants, receipts, and
20 15 funds, available in whole or in part for the fiscal year
20 16 beginning July 1, 1995, and ending June 30, 1996, are
20 17 appropriated to the college student aid commission for the
20 18 purposes set forth in the grants, receipts, or conditions
20 19 accompanying the receipt of the funds, unless otherwise
20 20 provided by law.
20 21 Sec. 25. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE. Federal grants,
20 22 receipts, and funds and other nonstate grants, receipts, and
20 23 funds, available in whole or in part for the fiscal year
20 24 beginning July 1, 1995, and ending June 30, 1996, are
20 25 appropriated to the department of commerce for the purposes
20 26 set forth in the grants, receipts, or conditions accompanying
20 27 the receipt of the funds, unless otherwise provided by law.
20 28 Sec. 26. DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS. Federal grants,
20 29 receipts, and funds and other nonstate grants, receipts, and
20 30 funds, available in whole or in part for the fiscal year
20 31 beginning July 1, 1995, and ending June 30, 1996, are
20 32 appropriated to the department of corrections for the purposes
20 33 set forth in the grants, receipts, or conditions accompanying
20 34 the receipt of the funds, unless otherwise provided by law.
20 35 Sec. 27. DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS. Federal grants,
21 1 receipts, and funds and other nonstate grants, receipts, and
21 2 funds, available in whole or in part for the fiscal year
21 3 beginning July 1, 1995, and ending June 30, 1996, are
21 4 appropriated to the department of cultural affairs for the
21 5 purposes set forth in the grants, receipts, or conditions
21 6 accompanying the receipt of the funds, unless otherwise
21 7 provided by law, in the following amounts for the purposes
21 8 indicated.
21 9 1. For historic preservation grants-in-aid, grant number
21 10 15904:
21 11 .................................................. $ 524,572
21 12 2. For promotion of the arts &endash; education, grant number
21 13 45003:
21 14 .................................................. $ 95,500
21 15 3. For promotion of the arts &endash; federal and state, grant
21 16 number 45007:
21 17 .................................................. $ 471,000
21 18 4. For promotion of the arts &endash; special projects, grant
21 19 number 45011:
21 20 .................................................. $ 102,825
21 21 Sec. 28. DEPARTMENT OF ELDER AFFAIRS. Federal grants,
21 22 receipts, and funds and other nonstate grants, receipts, and
21 23 funds, available in whole or in part for the fiscal year
21 24 beginning July 1, 1995, and ending June 30, 1996, are
21 25 appropriated to the department of elder affairs for the
21 26 purposes set forth in the grants, receipts, or conditions
21 27 accompanying the receipt of the funds, unless otherwise
21 28 provided by law, in the following amounts for the purposes
21 29 indicated.
21 30 1. For nutrition program for elderly, grant number 10570:
21 31 .................................................. $ 2,212,991
21 32 2. For senior community service employment program, grant
21 33 number 17235:
21 34 .................................................. $ 1,035,295
21 35 3. For prevention of elder abuse, grant number 93041:
22 1 .................................................. $ 28,161
22 2 4. For preventive health, grant number 93043:
22 3 .................................................. $ 201,504
22 4 5. For supportive services, grant number 93044:
22 5 .................................................. $ 4,516,282
22 6 6. For nutrition, grant number 93045:
22 7 .................................................. $ 6,038,894
22 8 7. For frail elderly, grant number 93046:
22 9 .................................................. $ 83,704
22 10 8. For ombudsman activity, grant number 93042:
22 11 .................................................. $ 54,182
22 12 9. For benefits counseling, grant number 93049:
22 13 .................................................. $ 26,242
22 14 Sec. 29. DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT SERVICES. Federal
22 15 grants, receipts, and funds and other nonstate grants,
22 16 receipts, and funds, available in whole or in part for the
22 17 fiscal year beginning July 1, 1995, and ending June 30, 1996,
22 18 are appropriated to the department of employment services for
22 19 the purposes set forth in the grants, receipts, or conditions
22 20 accompanying the receipt of the funds, unless otherwise
22 21 provided by law, in the following amounts for the purposes
22 22 indicated.
22 23 1. For Trade Expansion Act, grant number 11309:
22 24 .................................................. $ 10,000
22 25 2. For child support enforcement, grant number 13783:
22 26 .................................................. $ 109,068
22 27 3. For employment statistics, grant number 17002:
22 28 .................................................. $ 1,400,416
22 29 4. For research and statistics, grant number 17005:
22 30 .................................................. $ 97,206
22 31 5. For labor certification, grant number 17202:
22 32 .................................................. $ 108,885
22 33 6. For employment service, grant number 17207:
22 34 .................................................. $ 10,720,817
22 35 7. For unemployment insurance grant to state, grant number
23 1 17225:
23 2 .................................................. $ 19,730,000
23 3 8. For occupational safety and health, grant number 17500:
23 4 .................................................. $ 1,676,362
23 5 9. For disabled veterans outreach, grant number 17801:
23 6 .................................................. $ 1,016,101
23 7 10. For local veterans employment representation, grant
23 8 number 17804:
23 9 .................................................. $ 1,382,805
23 10 11. For unemployment insurance trust receipts, grant
23 11 number 17998:
23 12 .................................................. $184,010,000
23 13 Sec. 30. DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL SERVICES. Federal grants,
23 14 receipts, and funds and other nonstate grants, receipts, and
23 15 funds, available in whole or in part for the fiscal year
23 16 beginning July 1, 1995, and ending June 30, 1996, are
23 17 appropriated to the department of general services for the
23 18 purposes set forth in the grants, receipts, or conditions
23 19 accompanying the receipt of the funds, unless otherwise
23 20 provided by law.
23 21 Sec. 31. OFFICES OF THE GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
23 22 Federal grants, receipts, and funds and other nonstate grants,
23 23 receipts, and funds, available in whole or in part for the
23 24 fiscal year beginning July 1, 1995, and ending June 30, 1996,
23 25 are appropriated to the offices of the governor and lieutenant
23 26 governor for the purposes set forth in the grants, receipts,
23 27 or conditions accompanying the receipt of the funds, unless
23 28 otherwise provided by law.
23 29 Sec. 32. DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RIGHTS. Federal grants,
23 30 receipts, and funds and other nonstate grants, receipts, and
23 31 funds, available in whole or in part for the fiscal year
23 32 beginning July 1, 1995, and ending June 30, 1996, are
23 33 appropriated to the department of human rights for the
23 34 purposes set forth in the grants, receipts, or conditions
23 35 accompanying the receipt of the funds, unless otherwise
24 1 provided by law, in the following amounts for the purposes
24 2 indicated.
24 3 1. For juvenile justice and delinquency prevention, grant
24 4 number 16540:
24 5 .................................................. $ 612,558
24 6 2. For weatherization assistance, grant number 81042:
24 7 .................................................. $ 4,992,011
24 8 3. For client assistance, grant number 84161:
24 9 .................................................. $ 100,000
24 10 4. For low-income home energy assistance, grant number
24 11 93568:
24 12 .................................................. $ 26,290,443
24 13 5. For community services block grant, grant number 93572:
24 14 .................................................. $ 4,418,251
24 15 Sec. 33. DEPARTMENT OF INSPECTIONS AND APPEALS. Federal
24 16 grants, receipts, and funds and other nonstate grants,
24 17 receipts, and funds, available in whole or in part for the
24 18 fiscal year beginning July 1, 1995, and ending June 30, 1996,
24 19 are appropriated to the department of inspections and appeals
24 20 for the purposes set forth in the grants, receipts, or
24 21 conditions accompanying the receipt of the funds, unless
24 22 otherwise provided by law, in the following amounts for the
24 23 purposes indicated.
24 24 1. For assistance for intrastate meat and poultry, grant
24 25 number 10475:
24 26 .................................................. $ 28,085
24 27 2. For food and drug &endash; research grants, grant number
24 28 13103:
24 29 .................................................. $ 8,388
24 30 3. For Title XVIII medicare inspections, grant number
24 31 13773:
24 32 .................................................. $ 1,685,106
24 33 4. For state medicaid fraud control unit, grant number
24 34 13775:
24 35 .................................................. $ 14,762
25 1 5. For state medicaid fraud control, grant number 93775:
25 2 .................................................. $ 305,954
25 3 Sec. 34. JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT. Federal grants, receipts,
25 4 and funds and other nonstate grants, receipts, and funds,
25 5 available in whole or in part for the fiscal year beginning
25 6 July 1, 1995, and ending June 30, 1996, are appropriated to
25 7 the judicial department for the purposes set forth in the
25 8 grants, receipts, or conditions accompanying the receipt of
25 9 the funds, unless otherwise provided by law.
25 10 Sec. 35. IOWA LAW ENFORCEMENT ACADEMY. Federal grants,
25 11 receipts, and funds and other nonstate grants, receipts, and
25 12 funds, available in whole or in part for the fiscal year
25 13 beginning July 1, 1995, and ending June 30, 1996, are
25 14 appropriated to the Iowa law enforcement academy for the
25 15 purposes set forth in the grants, receipts, or conditions
25 16 accompanying the receipt of the funds, unless otherwise
25 17 provided by law.
25 18 Sec. 36. DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT. Federal grants,
25 19 receipts, and funds and other nonstate grants, receipts, and
25 20 funds, available in whole or in part for the fiscal year
25 21 beginning July 1, 1995, and ending June 30, 1996, are
25 22 appropriated to the department of management for the purposes
25 23 set forth in the grants, receipts, or conditions accompanying
25 24 the receipt of the funds, unless otherwise provided by law.
25 25 Sec. 37. DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES. Federal grants,
25 26 receipts, and funds and other nonstate grants, receipts, and
25 27 funds, available in whole or in part for the fiscal year
25 28 beginning July 1, 1995, and ending June 30, 1996, are
25 29 appropriated to the department of natural resources for the
25 30 purposes set forth in the grants, receipts, or conditions
25 31 accompanying the receipt of the funds, unless otherwise
25 32 provided by law, in the following amounts for the purposes
25 33 indicated.
25 34 1. For forestry incentive program, grant number 10064:
25 35 .................................................. $ 1,235,000
26 1 2. For cooperative forestry assistance, grant number
26 2 10664:
26 3 .................................................. $ 485,000
26 4 3. For surface coal mining regulation, grant number 15250:
26 5 .................................................. $ 28,894
26 6 4. For fish restoration, grant number 15605:
26 7 .................................................. $ 3,855,000
26 8 5. For wildlife restoration, grant number 15611:
26 9 .................................................. $ 2,700,000
26 10 6. For rare and endangered species conservation, grant
26 11 number 15612:
26 12 .................................................. $ 21,575
26 13 7. For acquisition, development, and planning, grant
26 14 number 15916:
26 15 .................................................. $ 250,000
26 16 8. For recreation boating safety financial assistance,
26 17 grant number 20005:
26 18 .................................................. $ 494,000
26 19 9. For Clean Lakes Act, grant number 66435:
26 20 .................................................. $ 440,501
26 21 10. For consolidated environmental programs support, grant
26 22 number 66600:
26 23 .................................................. $ 8,993,210
26 24 11. For energy conservation, grant number 81041:
26 25 .................................................. $ 431,006
26 26 12. For grants for local government, grant number 81052:
26 27 .................................................. $ 695,853
26 28 Sec. 38. BOARD OF PAROLE. Federal grants, receipts, and
26 29 funds and other nonstate grants, receipts, and funds,
26 30 available in whole or in part for the fiscal year beginning
26 31 July 1, 1995, and ending June 30, 1996, are appropriated to
26 32 the board of parole for the purposes set forth in the grants,
26 33 receipts, or conditions accompanying the receipt of the funds,
26 34 unless otherwise provided by law.
26 35 Sec. 39. DEPARTMENT OF PERSONNEL. Federal grants,
27 1 receipts, and funds and other nonstate grants, receipts, and
27 2 funds, available in whole or in part for the fiscal year
27 3 beginning July 1, 1995, and ending June 30, 1996, are
27 4 appropriated to the department of personnel for the purposes
27 5 set forth in the grants, receipts, or conditions accompanying
27 6 the receipt of the funds, unless otherwise provided by law.
27 7 Sec. 40. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC DEFENSE. Federal grants,
27 8 receipts, and funds and other nonstate grants, receipts, and
27 9 funds, available in whole or in part for the fiscal year
27 10 beginning July 1, 1995, and ending June 30, 1996, are
27 11 appropriated to the department of public defense for the
27 12 purposes set forth in the grants, receipts, or conditions
27 13 accompanying the receipt of the funds, unless otherwise
27 14 provided by law, in the following amounts for the purposes
27 15 indicated.
27 16 1. For military operations &endash; Army national guard, grant
27 17 number 12991:
27 18 .................................................. $ 7,612,676
27 19 2. For superfund authorization, grant number 83011:
27 20 .................................................. $ 79,000
27 21 3. For federal hazmat training, grant number 83012:
27 22 .................................................. $ 3,430
27 23 4. For emergency management training, grant number 83403:
27 24 .................................................. $ 6,000
27 25 5. For emergency management assistance, grant number
27 26 83503:
27 27 .................................................. $ 920,250
27 28 6. For state disaster preparedness grants, grant number
27 29 83505:
27 30 .................................................. $ 20,000
27 31 7. For state and local emergency operation centers, grant
27 32 number 83512:
27 33 .................................................. $ 2,000,000
27 34 8. For disaster assistance, grant number 83516:
27 35 .................................................. $ 16,681,513
28 1 9. For hazard mitigation, grant number 83519:
28 2 .................................................. $ 430,000
28 3 Sec. 41. PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT RELATIONS BOARD. Federal
28 4 grants, receipts, and funds and other nonstate grants,
28 5 receipts, and funds, available in whole or in part for the
28 6 fiscal year beginning July 1, 1995, and ending June 30, 1996,
28 7 are appropriated to the public employment relations board for
28 8 the purposes set forth in the grants, receipts, or conditions
28 9 accompanying the receipt of the funds, unless otherwise
28 10 provided by law.
28 11 Sec. 42. STATE BOARD OF REGENTS. Federal grants,
28 12 receipts, and funds and other nonstate grants, receipts, and
28 13 funds, available in whole or in part for the fiscal year
28 14 beginning July 1, 1995, and ending June 30, 1996, are
28 15 appropriated to the state board of regents for the purposes
28 16 set forth in the grants, receipts, or conditions accompanying
28 17 the receipt of the funds, unless otherwise provided by law, in
28 18 the following amounts for the purposes indicated.
28 19 1. For agricultural experiment, grant number 10203:
28 20 .................................................. $ 3,870,819
28 21 2. For 1890 land grant colleges, grant number 10205:
28 22 .................................................. $ 50,000
28 23 3. For cooperative extension service, grant number 10500:
28 24 .................................................. $ 8,500,000
28 25 4. For school breakfast program, grant number 10553:
28 26 .................................................. $ 9,054
28 27 5. For school lunch program, grant number 10555:
28 28 .................................................. $ 209,429
28 29 6. For maternal and child health, grant number 13110:
28 30 .................................................. $ 104,276
28 31 7. For cancer treatment research, grant number 13395:
28 32 .................................................. $ 40,805
28 33 8. For general research, grant number 83500:
28 34 .................................................. $226,358,348
28 35 9. For education of handicapped children, grant number
29 1 84009:
29 2 .................................................. $ 20,713
29 3 10. For handicapped &endash; state grants, grant number 84027:
29 4 .................................................. $ 272,050
29 5 Sec. 43. DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE AND FINANCE. Federal
29 6 grants, receipts, and funds and other nonstate grants,
29 7 receipts, and funds, available in whole or in part for the
29 8 fiscal year beginning July 1, 1995, and ending June 30, 1996,
29 9 are appropriated to the department of revenue and finance for
29 10 the purposes set forth in the grants, receipts, or conditions
29 11 accompanying the receipt of the funds, unless otherwise
29 12 provided by law.
29 13 Sec. 44. OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE. Federal grants,
29 14 receipts, and funds and other nonstate grants, receipts, and
29 15 funds, available in whole or in part for the fiscal year
29 16 beginning July 1, 1995, and ending June 30, 1996, are
29 17 appropriated to the office of secretary of state for the
29 18 purposes set forth in the grants, receipts, or conditions
29 19 accompanying the receipt of the funds, unless otherwise
29 20 provided by law.
29 21 Sec. 45. IOWA STATE FAIR AUTHORITY. Federal grants,
29 22 receipts, and funds and other nonstate grants, receipts, and
29 23 funds, available in whole or in part for the fiscal year
29 24 beginning July 1, 1995, and ending June 30, 1996, are
29 25 appropriated to the Iowa state fair authority for the purposes
29 26 set forth in the grants, receipts, or conditions accompanying
29 27 the receipt of the funds, unless otherwise provided by law.
29 28 Sec. 46. OFFICE OF STATE-FEDERAL RELATIONS. Federal
29 29 grants, receipts, and funds and other nonstate grants,
29 30 receipts, and funds, available in whole or in part for the
29 31 fiscal year beginning July 1, 1995, and ending June 30, 1996,
29 32 are appropriated to the office of state-federal relations for
29 33 the purposes set forth in the grants, receipts, or conditions
29 34 accompanying the receipt of the funds, unless otherwise
29 35 provided by law.
30 1 Sec. 47. OFFICE OF TREASURER OF STATE. Federal grants,
30 2 receipts, and funds and other nonstate grants, receipts, and
30 3 funds, available in whole or in part for the fiscal year
30 4 beginning July 1, 1995, and ending June 30, 1996, are
30 5 appropriated to the office of treasurer of state for the
30 6 purposes set forth in the grants, receipts, or conditions
30 7 accompanying the receipt of the funds, unless otherwise
30 8 provided by law.
30 9 Sec. 48. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY. Federal grants,
30 10 receipts, and funds and other nonstate grants, receipts, and
30 11 funds, available in whole or in part for the fiscal year
30 12 beginning July 1, 1995, and ending June 30, 1996, are
30 13 appropriated to the department of public safety, for the
30 14 purposes set forth in the grants, receipts, or conditions
30 15 accompanying the receipt of the funds, unless otherwise
30 16 provided by law, in the following amounts for the purposes
30 17 indicated.
30 18 1. For department of housing and urban development, grant
30 19 number 14000:
30 20 .................................................. $ 25,000
30 21 2. For department of justice, grant number 16000:
30 22 .................................................. $ 480,000
30 23 3. For marijuana control, grant number 16580:
30 24 .................................................. $ 58,000
30 25 4. For state and community highway safety, grant number
30 26 20600:
30 27 .................................................. $ 3,587,883
30 28 Sec. 49. IOWA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH. Federal
30 29 grants, receipts, and funds and other nonstate grants,
30 30 receipts, and funds, available in whole or in part for the
30 31 fiscal year beginning July 1, 1995, and ending June 30, 1996,
30 32 are appropriated to the Iowa department of public health for
30 33 the purposes set forth in the grants, receipts, or conditions
30 34 accompanying the receipt of the funds, unless otherwise
30 35 provided by law, in the following amounts for the purposes
31 1 indicated.
31 2 1. For women, infants, and children, grant number 10557:
31 3 .................................................. $ 29,397,925
31 4 2. For food and drug &endash; research grants, grant number
31 5 13103:
31 6 .................................................. $ 10,802
31 7 3. For primary care services, grant number 13130:
31 8 .................................................. $ 144,715
31 9 4. For health services &endash; grants and contracts, grant
31 10 number 13226:
31 11 .................................................. $ 185,605
31 12 5. For drug abuse research grant, grant number 13279:
31 13 .................................................. $ 49,200
31 14 6. For prevention disability, grant number 13283:
31 15 .................................................. $ 89,636
31 16 7. For asbestos enforcement, grant number 66706:
31 17 .................................................. $ 16,739
31 18 8. For health programs for refugees, grant number 13987:
31 19 .................................................. $ 37,980
31 20 9. For alcohol and drug abuse block grant, grant number
31 21 13992:
31 22 .................................................. $ 12,315,234
31 23 10. For radon control, grant number 66032:
31 24 .................................................. $ 348,853
31 25 11. For toxic substance compliance monitoring, grant
31 26 number 66701:
31 27 .................................................. $ 169,871
31 28 12. For asbestos enforcement program, grant number 66702:
31 29 .................................................. $ 155,051
31 30 13. For drug-free schools &endash; communities, grant number
31 31 84186:
31 32 .................................................. $ 1,084,256
31 33 14. For hazardous waste, grant number 66802:
31 34 .................................................. $ 50,596
31 35 15. For regional delivery systems, grant number 93110:
32 1 .................................................. $ 242,076
32 2 16. For TB control &endash; elimination, grant number 93116:
32 3 .................................................. $ 211,649
32 4 17. For AIDS prevention project, grant number 93118:
32 5 .................................................. $ 1,106,712
32 6 18. For physician education, grant number 93161:
32 7 .................................................. $ 386,405
32 8 19. For childhood lead abatement, grant number 93197:
32 9 .................................................. $ 730,303
32 10 20. For family planning projects, grant number 93217:
32 11 .................................................. $ 598,468
32 12 21. For immunization program, grant number 93268:
32 13 .................................................. $ 1,498,835
32 14 22. For needs assessment grant, grant number 93283:
32 15 .................................................. $ 1,385,046
32 16 23. For model programs for adolescents, grant number
32 17 93902:
32 18 .................................................. $ 702,961
32 19 24. For rural health, grant number 93913:
32 20 .................................................. $ 43,341
32 21 25. For HIV cares grants, grant number 93917:
32 22 .................................................. $ 333,799
32 23 26. For trauma care, grant number 93953:
32 24 .................................................. $ 120,767
32 25 27. For preventive health services, grant number 93977:
32 26 .................................................. $ 585,877
32 27 28. For preventive health blocks, grant number 93991:
32 28 .................................................. $ 1,807,096
32 29 29. For maternal and child health block grant, grant
32 30 number 93994:
32 31 .................................................. $ 6,927,002
32 32 30. For Aids prevention project, grant number 93940:
32 33 .................................................. $ 52,135
32 34 31. For substance abuse program grants, grant number
32 35 93959:
33 1 .................................................. $ 685,751
33 2 32. For refugee health, grant number 93987:
33 3 .................................................. $ 11,164
33 4 33. For alcohol/drug abuse block grant, grant number
33 5 93992:
33 6 .................................................. $ 29,680
33 7 Sec. 50. DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES. Federal grants,
33 8 receipts, and funds and other nonstate grants, receipts, and
33 9 funds, available in whole or in part for the fiscal year
33 10 beginning July 1, 1995, and ending June 30, 1996, are
33 11 appropriated to the department of human services, for the
33 12 purposes set forth in the grants, receipts, or conditions
33 13 accompanying the receipt of the funds, unless otherwise
33 14 provided by law, in the following amounts for the purposes
33 15 indicated.
33 16 1. For food stamps, grant number 10551:
33 17 .................................................. $ 3,843,072
33 18 2. For administration expense for food stamps, grant
33 19 number 10561:
33 20 .................................................. $ 10,435,468
33 21 3. For commodity support food program, grant number 10565:
33 22 .................................................. $ 309,557
33 23 4. For temporary emergency food assistance, grant number
33 24 10568:
33 25 .................................................. $ 332,440
33 26 5. For child care planning and development, grant number
33 27 13673:
33 28 .................................................. $ 14,281
33 29 6. For Title XVIII medicare inspections, grant number
33 30 13773:
33 31 .................................................. $ 100,000
33 32 7. For foster grandparents program, grant number 72001:
33 33 .................................................. $ 351,430
33 34 8. For retired senior volunteer program, grant number
33 35 72002:
34 1 .................................................. $ 12,263
34 2 9. For child care for at-risk families, grant number
34 3 93574:
34 4 .................................................. $ 197,708
34 5 10. For projects with industries, grant number 84128:
34 6 .................................................. $ 462,765
34 7 11. For mental health, grant number 93125:
34 8 .................................................. $ 105,679
34 9 12. For mental health training, grant number 93244:
34 10 .................................................. $ 300,000
34 11 13. For family support payments to states, grant number
34 12 93560:
34 13 .................................................. $ 95,524,994
34 14 14. For job opportunities and basic skills training, grant
34 15 number 93561:
34 16 .................................................. $ 13,218,008
34 17 15. For child support enforcement, grant number 93563:
34 18 .................................................. $ 20,497,111
34 19 16. For refugee and entrant assistance, grant number
34 20 93566:
34 21 .................................................. $ 4,686,585
34 22 17. For child care development block grant, grant number
34 23 93575:
34 24 .................................................. $ 8,546,421
34 25 18. For developmental disabilities basic support, grant
34 26 number 93630:
34 27 .................................................. $ 854,067
34 28 19. For children's justice, grant number 93643:
34 29 .................................................. $ 171,347
34 30 20. For child welfare services, grant number 93645:
34 31 .................................................. $ 4,962,484
34 32 21. For crisis nursery, grant number 93656:
34 33 .................................................. $ 136,242
34 34 22. For foster care Title IV-E, grant number 93658:
34 35 .................................................. $ 18,493,805
35 1 23. For adoption assistance, grant number 93659:
35 2 .................................................. $ 7,898,799
35 3 24. For social services block grant, grant number 93667:
35 4 .................................................. $ 31,975,889
35 5 25. For child abuse basic, grant number 93669:
35 6 .................................................. $ 280,024
35 7 26. For child abuse challenge, grant number 93672:
35 8 .................................................. $ 57,507
35 9 27. For development of dependent care, grant number 93673:
35 10 .................................................. $ 50,601
35 11 28. For Title IV-E independent living, grant number 93674:
35 12 .................................................. $ 481,440
35 13 29. For sexually transmitted disease control program,
35 14 grant number 93777:
35 15 .................................................. $ 2,662,000
35 16 30. For medical assistance, grant number 93778:
35 17 .................................................. $777,216,322
35 18 31. For community mental health services, grant number
35 19 93958:
35 20 .................................................. $ 2,100,000
35 21 Sec. 51. DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT. Federal
35 22 grants, receipts, and funds and other nonstate grants,
35 23 receipts, and funds, available in whole or in part for the
35 24 fiscal year beginning July 1, 1995, and ending June 30, 1996,
35 25 are appropriated to the department of economic development for
35 26 the purposes set forth in the grants, receipts, or conditions
35 27 accompanying the receipt of the funds, unless otherwise
35 28 provided by law, in the following amounts for the purposes
35 29 indicated.
35 30 1. For department of agriculture, grant number 10000:
35 31 .................................................. $ 122,000
35 32 2. For young adult conservation corps, grant number 10663:
35 33 .................................................. $ 750,000
35 34 3. For state and local planning, grant number 11305:
35 35 .................................................. $ 72,000
36 1 4. For procurement office/department of defense, grant
36 2 number 12600:
36 3 .................................................. $ 83,000
36 4 5. For community development block grant state program,
36 5 grant number 14228:
36 6 .................................................. $ 44,402,179
36 7 6. For national Affordable Housing Act, grant number
36 8 14239:
36 9 .................................................. $ 9,715,815
36 10 7. For department of labor, grant number 17000:
36 11 .................................................. $ 319,028
36 12 8. For Job Training Partnership Act, grant number 17250:
36 13 .................................................. $ 19,055,048
36 14 9. For small business administration tree program, grant
36 15 number 59045:
36 16 .................................................. $ 160,000
36 17 10. For community service act funds, grant number 94003:
36 18 .................................................. $ 946,000
36 19 11. For Job Training Partnership Act &endash; dislocated
36 20 workers, grant number 17246:
36 21 .................................................. $ 7,229,202
36 22 Sec. 52. STATE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION. Federal
36 23 grants, receipts, and funds and other nonstate grants,
36 24 receipts, and funds, available in whole or in part for the
36 25 fiscal year beginning July 1, 1995, and ending June 30, 1996,
36 26 are appropriated to the state department of transportation for
36 27 the purposes set forth in the grants, receipts, or conditions
36 28 accompanying the receipt of the funds, unless otherwise
36 29 provided by law, in the following amounts for the purposes
36 30 indicated.
36 31 1. For airport improvement program &endash; federal aviation
36 32 administration, grant number 20106:
36 33 .................................................. $ 100,000
36 34 2. For highway research, plan and construction, grant
36 35 number 20205:
37 1 .................................................. $269,267,000
37 2 3. For motor carrier safety assistance, grant number
37 3 20217:
37 4 .................................................. $ 50,000
37 5 4. For local rail service assistance, grant number 20308:
37 6 .................................................. $ 400,000
37 7 5. For urban mass transportation, grant number 20507:
37 8 .................................................. $ 2,000,000
37 9 Sec. 53. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. Federal grants,
37 10 receipts, and funds and other nonstate grants, receipts, and
37 11 funds, available in whole or in part for the fiscal year
37 12 beginning July 1, 1995, and ending June 30, 1996, are
37 13 appropriated to the department of education for the purposes
37 14 set forth in the grants, receipts, or conditions accompanying
37 15 the receipt of the funds, unless otherwise provided by law, in
37 16 the following amounts for the purposes indicated.
37 17 1. For school breakfast program, grant number 10553:
37 18 .................................................. $ 5,512,500
37 19 2. For school lunch program, grant number 10555:
37 20 .................................................. $ 44,210,250
37 21 3. For special milk program for children, grant number
37 22 10556:
37 23 .................................................. $ 252,000
37 24 4. For child care food program, grant number 10558:
37 25 .................................................. $ 17,565,030
37 26 5. For summer food service for children, grant number
37 27 10559:
37 28 .................................................. $ 1,075,725
37 29 6. For administration expenses for child nutrition, grant
37 30 number 10560:
37 31 .................................................. $ 883,485
37 32 7. For public telecommunication facilities, grant number
37 33 11550:
37 34 .................................................. $ 150,000
37 35 8. For vocational rehabilitation &endash; state supplementary
38 1 assistance, grant number 13625:
38 2 .................................................. $ 350,572
38 3 9. For vocational rehabilitation &endash; FICA, grant number
38 4 13802:
38 5 .................................................. $ 9,025,345
38 6 10. For nutrition education and training, grant number
38 7 10564:
38 8 .................................................. $ 115,000
38 9 11. For mine health and safety, grant number 17600:
38 10 .................................................. $ 80,000
38 11 12. For veterans education, grant number 64111:
38 12 .................................................. $ 172,270
38 13 13. For asbestos enforcement program, grant number 66702:
38 14 .................................................. $ 6,000
38 15 14. For adult education, grant number 84002:
38 16 .................................................. $ 892,176
38 17 15. For bilingual education, grant number 84003:
38 18 .................................................. $ 75,000
38 19 16. For civil rights, grant number 84004:
38 20 .................................................. $ 308,622
38 21 17. For education of handicapped children, grant number
38 22 84009:
38 23 .................................................. $ 657,000
38 24 18. For E.C.I.A. &endash; chapter 1, grant number 84010:
38 25 .................................................. $ 46,000,000
38 26 19. For migrant education, grant number 84011:
38 27 .................................................. $ 250,000
38 28 20. For educationally deprived children, grant number
38 29 84012:
38 30 .................................................. $ 400,000
38 31 21. For education for neglected &endash; delinquent children,
38 32 grant number 84013:
38 33 .................................................. $ 300,000
38 34 22. For handicapped education, grant number 84025:
38 35 .................................................. $ 98,000
39 1 23. For handicapped &endash; state grants, grant number 84027:
39 2 .................................................. $ 25,558,783
39 3 24. For handicapped professional preparation, grant number
39 4 84029:
39 5 .................................................. $ 118,000
39 6 25. For public library services, grant number 84034:
39 7 .................................................. $ 971,153
39 8 26. For interlibrary cooperation, grant number 84035:
39 9 .................................................. $ 229,155
39 10 27. For vocational education &endash; state grants, grant number
39 11 84048:
39 12 .................................................. $ 9,795,940
39 13 28. For vocational education &endash; consumer and homemaking,
39 14 grant number 84049:
39 15 .................................................. $ 393,572
39 16 29. For vocational education &endash; state advisory councils,
39 17 grant number 84053:
39 18 .................................................. $ 179,289
39 19 30. For national diffusion network, grant number 84073:
39 20 .................................................. $ 95,405
39 21 31. For rehabilitation services &endash; basic support, grant
39 22 number 84126:
39 23 .................................................. $ 16,629,105
39 24 32. For rehabilitation training, grant number 84129:
39 25 .................................................. $ 59,689
39 26 33. For chapter 2 block grant, grant number 84151:
39 27 .................................................. $ 4,171,482
39 28 34. For public library construction, grant number 84154:
39 29 .................................................. $ 200,000
39 30 35. For transition services, grant number 84158:
39 31 .................................................. $ 124,379
39 32 36. For emergency immigrant education, grant number 84162:
39 33 .................................................. $ 58,395
39 34 37. For EESA Title II, grant number 84164:
39 35 .................................................. $ 1,716,566
40 1 38. For independent living project, grant number 84169:
40 2 .................................................. $ 337,007
40 3 39. For education of handicapped &endash; incentive, grant
40 4 number 84173:
40 5 .................................................. $ 3,999,180
40 6 40. For education of handicapped &endash; infants and toddlers,
40 7 grant number 84181:
40 8 .................................................. $ 1,980,000
40 9 41. For Byrd scholarship program, grant number 84185:
40 10 .................................................. $ 219,000
40 11 42. For drug free schools/communities, grant number 84186:
40 12 .................................................. $ 2,905,925
40 13 43. For supported employment, grant number 84187:
40 14 .................................................. $ 271,267
40 15 44. For homeless youth and children, grant number 84196:
40 16 .................................................. $ 189,344
40 17 45. For vocational education-community, grant number
40 18 84174:
40 19 .................................................. $ 135,271
40 20 46. For even start, grant number 84213:
40 21 .................................................. $ 670,265
40 22 47. For E.C.I.A. capital expense, grant number 84216:
40 23 .................................................. $ 500,000
40 24 48. For E.C.I.A. state improvements, grant number 84218:
40 25 .................................................. $ 400,000
40 26 49. For foreign language assistance, grant number 84249:
40 27 .................................................. $ 136,491
40 28 50. For literacy resource center, grant number 84254:
40 29 .................................................. $ 73,458
40 30 51. For AIDS prevention project, grant number 93118:
40 31 .................................................. $ 265,000
40 32 52. For headstart collaborative grant, grant number 93600:
40 33 .................................................. $ 128,816
40 34 53. For serve America, grant number 94001:
40 35 .................................................. $ 177,784
41 1 54. For youth apprenticeship, grant number 17249:
41 2 .................................................. $ 223,323
41 3 55. For environment education grants, grant number 66951:
41 4 .................................................. $ 5,000
41 5 56. For teacher preparation education, grant number 84243:
41 6 .................................................. $ 1,216,528
41 7 57. For department of education contracts, grant number
41 8 84999:
41 9 .................................................. $ 50,000
41 10 58. For child development association scholarship, grant
41 11 number 93614:
41 12 .................................................. $ 14,840
41 13 Sec. 54. COMMISSION OF VETERANS AFFAIRS. Federal grants,
41 14 receipts, and funds and other nonstate grants, receipts, and
41 15 funds, available in whole or in part for the fiscal year
41 16 beginning July 1, 1995, and ending June 30, 1996, are
41 17 appropriated to the commission of veterans affairs for the
41 18 purposes set forth in the grants, receipts, or conditions
41 19 accompanying the receipt of the funds, unless otherwise
41 20 provided by law.
41 21 Sec. 55. GOVERNOR'S ALLIANCE ON SUBSTANCE ABUSE. Federal
41 22 grants, receipts, and funds and other nonstate grants,
41 23 receipts, and funds, available in whole or in part for the
41 24 fiscal year beginning July 1, 1995, and ending June 30, 1996,
41 25 are appropriated to the governor's alliance on substance abuse
41 26 for the purposes set forth in the grants, receipts, or
41 27 conditions accompanying the receipt of the funds, unless
41 28 otherwise provided by law, in the following amounts for the
41 29 purposes indicated.
41 30 For narcotics control assistance, grant number 16579:
41 31 .................................................. $ 13,267,000
41 32 Sec. 56. 1993 Iowa Acts, chapter 168, section 7, is
41 33 amended by adding the following new subsection:
41 34 NEW SUBSECTION. 3. There is appropriated from the fund
41 35 created by section 8.41 to the department of economic
42 1 development for the federal fiscal year beginning October 1,
42 2 1993, and ending September 30, 1994, the following amount:
42 3 .................................................. $ 35,461,000
42 4 Funds appropriated by this subsection are community
42 5 development block grant funds awarded to the state under
42 6 public law No. 103-211, Emergency Supplemental Appropriations
42 7 Act of 1994. The department of economic development shall
42 8 expend the funds appropriated by this subsection as provided
42 9 in the federal law making the funds available and in
42 10 conformance with chapter 17A. An amount not exceeding 1.8
42 11 percent of the funds awarded shall be used by the department
42 12 for administrative expenses. From the funds set aside for
42 13 administrative expenses, the department shall pay to the
42 14 auditor of state an amount sufficient to pay the cost of
42 15 auditing the use and administration of the state's portion of
42 16 the funds appropriated in this subsection.
42 17 Sec. 57. Sections 16 and 56 of this Act, being deemed of
42 18 immediate importance, take effect upon enactment.
42 19 Sec. 58. Section 56 of this Act is retroactively
42 20 applicable to October 1, 1993, and is applicable on and after
42 21 that date.
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