§ 143C-8-1 Legislative intent; purpose
§ 143C-8-3 Capital improvement needs criteria
§ 143C-8-4 Agency capital improvement needs estimates
§ 143C-8-5 Six-year capital improvements plan
§ 143C-8-6 Recommendations for capital improvements set forth in the Recommended State Budget
§ 143C-8-7 When a State agency may begin a capital improvement project
§ 143C-8-7.1 Procedures for disbursement of capital funds
§ 143C-8-8 When a State agency may increase the cost of a capital improvement project
§ 143C-8-9 When a State agency may change the scope of a capital improvement project
§ 143C-8-10 Project Reserve Account
§ 143C-8-11 Reversion of appropriation; lapse of project authorization; transfer of funds remaining after project completion
§ 143C-8-12 Capital improvement projects from sources other than the General Fund
§ 143C-8-13 Repairs and Renovations
§ 143C-8-14 Capital project reporting

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Terms Used In North Carolina General Statutes > Chapter 143C > Article 8 - Budgeting Capital Improvement Projects

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