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i <br />Goals <br />PE -1: Seek legislation to restore the statutory requirement <br />that 40% of the net lottery proceeds be allocated to counties <br />for school capital needs and increase the annual appropria- <br />tion of lottery funds until the 40% allocation is restored. <br />• When the N.C. Education Lottery was enacted, 40% of the <br />annual net proceeds were directed to the Public School <br />Building Capital Fund for county school construction needs. <br />• Since 2010, the General Assembly has set the county lottery <br />appropriation below the statutory 40% of the net proceeds <br />and has appropriated a flat $100 million, which now repre- <br />sents about 20% of the expected net proceeds. <br />• Consequently, counties have lost more than half a billion dol- <br />lars in school construction funds since the recession, and <br />have been forced to delay construction projects, use their <br />emergency fund balances to make up the debt service loss- <br />es, or to reduce funding for other essential services. <br />PE -2: Oppose shifting of the state's responsibility for re- <br />placement of school buses. <br />• Counties are responsible for the purchase of new school <br />buses, either to service new schools or new routes. The state <br />is responsible for bus replacement after 250,000 miles or 20 <br />years in service. <br />• In 2011, the governor's budget proposed shifting school bus <br />replacement to counties, which would result in a cost of ap- <br />proximately $57 million to counties. The proposal was not <br />included in the final state budget act. <br />
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