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CAPITAL OUTLAYPROCESS OVERVIEW

For Non-State EntitiesSeptember 2017

Understand the definition of Capital Outlay

OBJECTIVES

Understand the steps oftheCapitalOutlay process

OBJECTIVES

Understand generalobligation bond priorities

OBJECTIVES

Understand the difference between an appropriation and

funding

OBJECTIVES

Understand how to readan appropriation

OBJECTIVES

Understand the limits ofan appropriation

OBJECTIVES

Understand the informationrequired in a capital outlay

request

OBJECTIVES

Knowwhere to go for help

OBJECTIVES

WHAT IS CAPITAL OUTLAY?Understand the definition of Capital Outlay

expenditures for acquiring lands, buildings, equipment, or other permanentproperties,

or for their preservation or development or permanent improvement.

CAPITAL OUTLAYS ARE…

Permanent – useful life ofat least 10 years

Major – complex, requiringcoordination of two or moretrades

CAPITAL OUTLAY PROJECTS

are entered into eCORTS

require a letter of support

are due November 1st

CAPITAL OUTLAY REQUESTS

appropriationfundingmeans of financegeneral obligation bonds line of creditnoncashrescissionreappropriation

THE LANGUAGE OF CAPITALOUTLAY

CAPITAL OUTLAY PROCESSUnderstand the Steps of the Capital Outlay

Process

STATE OF LOUISIANA

THERE IS NO QUICK CHECK!

CapitalOutlay is not designedto be a quick fix.

PLAN AHEAD

SubmitCapitalOutlay Request

Receive anAppropriation in theCapitalOutlayAct

Receive Funding of theAppropriation

Execute the CooperativeEndeavorAgreement

Proceed with Project

Receive Disbursement

THE CAPITAL OUTLAYPROCESS

Funds Requested

FundsAppropriated

Project Funded

FundsAvailable

Cooperative EndeavorAgreement Executed

July 2018

Sep 2018

Oct 2018

Nov 2018

BES

TCA

SESC

ENARIO Nov 2017

WHEN DO FUNDS BECOMEAVAILABLE?

CAPITAL BUDGETDEVELOPMENT

Original House Bill 2

BUDGET DEVELOPMENT

RequestsCapacity

Priorities

$200 million, adjusted for inflation putthe limit at $385 million for FY 17‐18.

Includes noncash to cash (P5 to P1) and new (P2) lines of credit. Does not includeP1.

R.S. 39:112 F

G.O. BOND CAPACITY

26

StateAgencies Requests Received:$1.66BTotal Requests: 771

Nonstate EntitiesRequests received:$1.23BTotal Requests: 1128

FY 17-18 CAPITAL OUTLAY REQUESTSFOR DISCRETIONARY FUNDING

GovernorHouse of

Representatives

HouseWays and Means

Committee

HouseAppropriationsCommittee

Floor of theHouse of

Representatives

On to theSenate

SenateSenate Revenueand FiscalAffairs 

Committee

Senate Finance Committee

Floor of theSenate

House of RepresentativesforConcurrence

Governor

GENERAL OBLIGATIONBONDS

Understand general obligation bond priorities

PRIORITY 1Always a reauthorization of appropriations

with PRIOR lines of credit

Priority1

Priority 1

Priority2

Priority 3 Priority

4

Priority 5

Newauthorization forCASH

To be spent in the fiscal year of theAct

PRIORITY 2

Newauthorization forCASH

NOTto be spent in thefiscal year of theAct

PRIORITIES 3 AND 4

New or reauthorized“BudgetAuthority”

Can only be granted aNONCASHline of credit

PRIORITY 5

APPROPRIATIONSUnderstand the difference between an appropriation

and fundingUnderstand how to read an appropriationUnderstand the limits of an appropriation

Being “in theAct” is NOT the same as “receiving 

funding.”

APPROPRIATED VS FUNDED

Represents budgetauthority

(legislative approval for you to receive funding

IF GRANTED)

APPROPRIATIONS

Allocation of funds

“Funding” can be aCash Line ofCredit or aNoncash Line ofCredit

FUNDING

Appropriations Memos are distributed

GeneralObligation Bond appropriations areconsidered for funding

Lines ofCredit are granted by theState Bond Commission

Notification of Line ofCredit Status Memosare distributed

AFTER THE LEGISLATIVE SESSION

B

DE 

UNDERSTANDING APPROPRIATIONS

F

C

A

21

22

50/MZZ

(345)

MARAIS

Fire Station Expansion,Acquisition,

23 Planning andConstruction

24 (Evangeline)

25 Payable fromGeneralObligation Bonds

26 Priority 1 $ 900,000

EXAMPLE APPROPRIATION

…to a specific entity, for a specific purpose

APPROPRIATIONS ARE MADE…

21 50/MZZ MARAIS

22 (123) Fire Station Expansion,Acquisition,

23 Planning andConstruction

24 (Evangeline)

25 Payable fromGeneralObligation Bonds

26 Priority 1 $  900,000

How is the intent of an appropriation determined?By reading the Capital Outlay

Request!

SCOPE INTERPRETATION

CAPITAL OUTLAYREQUESTS

Understand the information required in a capital outlay request

CAPITAL OUTLAY REQUESTS

Shall include a detailed project description andjustification including an

analysis of needR.S. 39:102

REQUIRED INFORMATION

A Letter of Support [R.S. 39:101 ]

A 25% local match [R.S. 39:112 E(2)]

REQUIREMENTS

RESOURCESKnow where to go to get help

https://wwwcfprd.doa.louisiana.gov/ecorts/default.cfm

ECORTS INSTRUCTIONS

http://www.doa.la.gov/Pages/ofpc/Index.aspx

NON-STATE ENTITY TRAINING MANUAL

http://www.doa.louisiana.gov/fpc/fpc.htm Email: CapitalOutlay@la.gov Phone: 225.342.0823

CONTACT CAPITAL OUTLAY STAFF

Lanetta Barthelemy, AnalystJoyce Jenne, AnalystMarc Parenti, AnalystClaire Vermaelen, AnalystBrian Criss, Capital Outlay ManagerSimonne Whitmore, Capital Outlay Administrator

Edwin Lee,Senior Manager

Rene Becnel, Project Manager

Gus Cretini, Project Manager

Bill Eskew, Project Manager

Jim Lee, Project Manager

John Richard, Project Manager

LyleSavant, Project Manager

PROJECT MANAGEMENT TEAM

CONCLUSIONImportant points to take away from this seminar

SubmitCapital Outlay Request

Receive an Appropriation in theCapital OutlayAct

Receive Funding of the Appropriation

Execute the Cooperative Endeavor Agreement

Proceed with Project

THE CAPITAL OUTLAY PROCESS

�Detailed Description of theProject

�Justification of the Projectincluding an Analysis of Need

STATUTORILY REQUIRED INFORMATION

Priority1

Priority1

Priority 2

Priority3 Priority 

4

Priority5

GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDSPRIORITIES 1-5

AppropriationsAuthority to

Receive Funding

FundingCommitment

of funds

APPROPRIATIONS VS FUNDING

B

DE 

UNDERSTANDING APPROPRIATIONS

F

C

A

…to a specific entity, for a specific purpose

APPROPRIATIONS ARE MADE…

�Capital Outlay Webpage

�eCORTS Instructions

�Nonstate Training Manual

�Capital Outlay Staff

RESOURCES