SFY 2013-14 Proposed Budget Presented April 16, 2013 Robert J. St. Onge, Jr. SCDOT Secretary of Transportation Christy A. Hall, P.E., CPM SCDOT Deputy.

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SFY Proposed Budget Presented April 16, 2013 Robert J. St. Onge, Jr. SCDOT Secretary of Transportation Christy A. Hall, P.E., CPM SCDOT Deputy Secretary for Finance

 Budget prepared based on cash flow model forecasts, visibility provided by SCEIS and trend analysis. BEA assisted with State Motor Fuel Revenue forecasts.  State Motor Fuel Revenues comprise approximately 27% of the total revenues SCDOT programs annually.  2/3 of forecasted expenditures are on the Federal-aid program.  $130 M higher than SFY budget submittal. SFY 2013 –14 Budget 2

 Includes $52.5 M in Budget Authority for use for the Port Access Road based on originally forecasted project activity level on the Design-Build Project. Funding is via 2007/8 contingency reserve fund appropriations to State Ports Authority in the amount of $167.5 M. Funds are drawn as needed by SCDOT from SPA. $10.08 M has been drawn to date by SCDOT for use on preliminary engineering and right of way acquisition activities.  Reflecting nearly $60 M in existing debt as an expenditure and requesting budget authority to process it within SCEIS.  $9.5 M in Cost of Living & Employer Contributions Increases awarded to State employees in SFY These costs increase the demands on the State Highway Trust Fund dollars. Major Changes over SFY

4 Misc State Funds $133.7M SFY 2013 –14 Estimated Revenues $1.5 B Agency Base Average reimbursement rate is 83%

5 Misc State Funds $133.7M SFY 2013 –14 Estimated Revenues $1.5 B Agency Base Average reimbursement rate is 83%

6 Misc State Funds $133.7M SFY 2013 –14 Estimated Revenues $1.5 B Agency Base Average reimbursement rate is 83%

SFY 2013 –14 Proposed Expenditures $1.5 B Agency Base 7 $115.2M $60.7M $54.2M 48% Maintenance

SFY 2013 –14 Proposed Expenditures $1.5 B Agency Base 8 $115.2M $60.7M $54.2M 48% Maintenance

SFY 2013 –14 Proposed Expenditures $1.5 B Agency Base 9 $115.2M $60.7M $54.2M 48% Maintenance

SFY 2013 –14 Proposed Expenditures $1.5 B Agency Base 10 $115.2M $60.7M $54.2M 48% Maintenance

SFY 2013 –14 Proposed Expenditures $1.5 B Agency Base 11 $115.2M $60.7M $54.2M 48% Maintenance

SFY 2013 –14 Proposed Expenditures $1.5 B Agency Base 12 $115.2M $60.7M $54.2M 48% Maintenance

SFY 2013 –14 Proposed Expenditures $1.5 B Agency Base 13 $115.2M $60.7M $54.2M 48% Maintenance

SFY 2013 –14 Proposed Expenditures $1.5 B Agency Base 14 $115.2M $60.7M $54.2M 48% Maintenance

SFY 2013 –14 Proposed Expenditures $1.5 B Agency Base 15 $115.2M $60.7M $54.2M 48% Maintenance

SFY 2013 –14 Proposed Expenditures $1.5 B Agency Base 16 $115.2M $60.7M $54.2M 48% Maintenance

 Requesting Codification of 5 Existing Provisos: Expenditure Authority Limitation Special Fund Authorization Document Fees Meals in Emergency Operations Rest Area Water Rates SFY 2013 –14 Provisos 17

Type of Facility on the State SystemCenterline Mileage Lane Miles % of State System based on Lane Miles Interstate 8513, % Primary 9,47523, % Federal-Aid eligible Secondary10,26521, % Non Federal-Aid eligible Secondary20,85341, % TOTAL under SCDOT’s stewardship41,44490,438 Why State Dollars are Critical…. 8 Interstate Pavement ConditionPrimary Pavement Condition Secondary Pavement Condition Nearly half of the State System is solely dependent on State Funding!

 No change over previous year’s budget.  Forecasted Revenues of $97.5 M $69 M from 2.66 cents from motor fuel user fee $9.5 M from CTC Donor Bonus transfer from SCDOT $4.5 M in Interest Remainder forecasted to account for partnered activities  Forecasted Expenditures of $92 M. SFY 2013 –14 CTC Budget 19

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