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This bill would increase fees relating to oil/natural gas drilling to meet other states’ rates, having not risen since 1945. The bill would also appropriate funds for a Department of Environmental and Natural Resources study on the economic, ecological, and social impacts of onshore drilling in North Carolina.

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This bill would appropriate money to the State Highway Patrol Division to “educate students under ninteen years old about the risks and penalites of texting while driving.”

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This bill would appropriate funds towards the North Carolina Science Competitions Program Center, which is intended to encourage science education among students by creating workshops, sponsoring competitions, and recuriting judges.

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This bill would appropriate funds for an environmental investigation into possible sewer and water lines into the Goose Creek watershed of the Rocky River basin. Note: Same as SB 543.

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This bill would appropriate funds to Gaston College to support its East Campus and Textile Technology Center.

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This bill would appropriate funds to “continue the development and implementation of the North Carolina Families Accessing Services through Technology (NC FAST) project” which seeks to improve the way the Department of Health and Human services disseminates information to its county departments.

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This bill would appropriate funds to the Borderbelt AIDS Resources Team to provide HIV/AIDS services to persons in Robeson County and surrounding areas.

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This bill would appropriate funds for the biennium to restore funds for teacher assistant positions in public schools.

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This bill would appropriate funds to create the Radiologist Assistant Licensure Study Commission which is designed to determine whether or not licensing is necessary for radiologist assistants to protect citizens from improper medical care. Note: Same as SB 672.

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This bill would appropriate funds for emergency use in the event that water quality delays generated by this bill cause an environmental emergency in the Jordan Lake Reservoir.

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This bill would develop an athletic concussion safety training program. The program would be used by coaches, school nurses, school athletic directors, volunteers, and students who participate in interscholastic athletic activities in public schools. The program would provide written information detailing the signs and symptoms as well as short-term and long-term effects of concussions and other head injuries. In addition, it would set up a medical return-to-play protocol for postconcussion participation in interscholastic athletic activities. If enacted, the program would begin for the 2011-2012 school year.

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This bill would appropriate funds to create a joint committee to unify legislation pertaining to locations stolen property may be sold for profit in order to unify legislation and provide cohesive standards for its prevention.

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This bill would appropriate funds for the NC Statewide Poverty Task force, with the goal of producing annual reports for reduction and economic recovery recommendations to be submitted to the governor.

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This bill was originally targeted specifically toward hundreds of millions of federal dollars in grant money designated for high-speed rail projects in North Carolina. The original bill would have prevented the state Department of Transportation from appropriating those funds without first getting approval from the General Assembly. The bill has been altered a bit, and in its current form the bill states that if the state’s “matching funds” required for a federal grant, or the state’s burden for maintenance or operation for the project exceeds $5 million, the state’s acceptance of the federal grant is subject to General Assembly approval. For more information see: High Speed Rail Funds Race Ahead

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This bill would appropriate funds to the Governor’s Crime Commission to facilitate gang prevention and increase gang reporting.

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This bill would appropriate funds to cover the operating cost for the NC Rural Electrification Authority for the fiscal year 2011-2012 such as office space, IT support, travel expenses, and legal fees.

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This bill would appropriate funds to create the Radiologist Assistant Licensure Study Commission which is designed to determine whether or not licensing is necessary for radiologist assistants to protect citizens from improper medical care.

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This bill would appropriate funds to upgrade security in the General Assembly building such as metal detectors, X-ray scanners, and camera monitoring systems. One million of those dollars would go to a covered bridge spanning the walkway between the Legislative Building and the Legislative Office Building.

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This bill would appropriate funds to each of the three judicial districts to establish a Provision of Council Committee to “develop a plan to determine to what extent counsel is needed in civil cases affecting basic human needs.”

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This bill would appropriate funds from the Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) Block Grant to be granted to unspecified Boys and Girls clubs across the state to “improve the motivation, performance, and self-esteem of youth” in an attempt to reduce dropout and teen pregnancy rates. Note: Same as SB 383.

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