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NINTH CONGRESS OF THE FEDERATED STATES OF MICRONESIA FIFTH SPECIAL SESSION, 1997 CONGRESSIONAL BILL NO.

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9-150 AN ACT To further amend Public Law No.

9-100, as amended by Public Laws Nos.

9-104, 9-129, and 9-137, by further amending section 1, as amended by Public Laws Nos.

9-104 and 9-129, to reallocate certain funds appropriated therein for public projects and programs in the State of Chuuk, and for other purposes.
BE IT ENACTED BY THE CONGRESS OF THE FEDERATED STATES OF MICRONESIA: Section 1.

Section 1 of Public Law No.

9-100, as amended by Public Laws Nos.

9- 104 and 9-129, is hereby further amended to read as follows: "Section 1.
The sum of $5,350,000, or so much thereof as may be necessary, is hereby appropriated from the General Fund of the Federated States of Micronesia for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1997, for the purpose of funding the infrastructure, social and economic development and other needs of the State of Chuuk.
The funds appropriated by this section shall be apportioned as follows: (1) Statewide projects (a) Weno road paving ............................................ $ 525,000 (b) Landing craft acquisition and other needs ......................................................................................... 200,000 (c) Other Statewide projects .................................. 25,000 (2) Faichuk (a) Road construction, equipment, needs, personnel, lease and other related expenses ............................ 150,000 (b) Social and economic grants ............................. 170,000 (c) Authorities......................................................... 50,000 (d) Travel ............................................................... 50,000 CONGRESSIONAL BILL NO.
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9-150 (e) Municipal grants assistance (i) Eot............................................................ 75,000 (ii) Udot.......................................................... 75,000 (iii) Patta......................................................... 75,000 (iv) Fanapanges Municipality ......................... 75,000 (f) Municipal grants assistance (i) Polle ......................................................... 25,000 (ii) Romalum.................................................. 25,000 (iii) Wonei ....................................................... 25,000 (iv) Tolensom Municipality.............................. 25,000 (g) Balance due on vehicles................................... 50,000 (h) Other grants relating to education, social and economic projects ..................................................... 100,000 (i) Municipal events and sports..................... 30,000 (3) Southern Namoneas (a) Recreational facilities and other youth needs grants..................................................................... 150,000 (b) Farming project grants...................................... 200,000 (c) Tourist sites improvement grants...................... 50,000 (d) Infrastructure, social and economic development grants.................................................................... 610,000 (4) Northern Namoneas (a) Road construction, including personnel costs, and related parts, 2 of 6 CONGRESSIONAL BILL NO.
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9-150 equipment maintenance and supply............................................ 500,000 (b) Crop and tree damage and other claims ................................................................................ 50,000 (c) Social and economic assistance grants ......................................................................................... 130,000 (d) Weno Housing authority and other public projects........................................................................................ 170,000 (5) Mortlocks (a) Infrastructure development needs (i) Lekinioch fishing boat purchase............... 50,000 (ii) Kuttu fishing boat purchase...................... 25,000 (iii) Oneop development needs ...................... 25,000 (iv) Moch solar system supplement................ 25,000 (v) Satowan power generation purchase supplement ................................................ 50,000 (b) Region-wide economic and social project grant assistance (i) Water wells and communication systems ....................................................................................... 54,000 (ii) Community halls....................................... 50,000 (iii) Piggery and poultry .................................. 40,000 (iv) Small-scale fisheries programs ................................................................. 95,000 (v) Municipal official travels ........................... 30,000 3 of 6 CONGRESSIONAL BILL NO.
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9-150 (vi) Reimbursement to CFSM delegation fund, Mortlock share .................................................. 34,000 (vii) Satowan Liberation day festivities............ 10,000 (viii) Sewing ..................................................... 45,500 (ix) MEYA ....................................................... 5,000 (x) Power generators purchase ..................... 3,500 (xi) Other social/economic grants................... 38,000 (c) Municipal grants assistance (i) Oneop a) Travel .................................................. 10,000 b) Operations .......................................... 15,000 c) Economic and social projects.............. 10,000 (ii) Ta a) Constitution day celebration................ 2,000 b) Kutta projects ...................................... 5,000 c) Lukelap projects .................................. 5,000 d) Ponon projects ................................... 5,000 (iii) Namoluk a) Namoluk constitution day celebration................................................................................... 3,000 b) Road improvement.............................. 2,000 c) Channel widening................................ 5,000 d) Fish traps renovation .......................... 5,000 (iv) Ettal, renovations of 4 of 6 CONGRESSIONAL BILL NO.
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9-150 traditional fish traps ................................................................. 15,000 (v) Moch ........................................................ 40,000 (vi) Kuttu a) Fanikul ................................................ 4,000 b) Lemwar .............................................. 4,000 c) Leputa renovation ............................... 1,000 d) Kuttu other public projects .................. 20,000 (vii) Satowan ................................................... 34,000 (viii) Lekinioch a) Lekinioch community center on Weno ........................................................................................... 5,000 b) Other economic and social projects........................................................................................ 40,000 (ix) Losap ....................................................... 25,000 (x) Piisemwar................................................. 20,000 (xi) Nema a) Travel ................................................. 17,500 b) Operations .......................................... 15,000 c) Classroom improvements/renovation ............................................................ 12,500 (6) Northwest Islands (a) Halls projects grants (administrative costs not to exceed $10,000, travel not to exceed $5,000).
................. 100,000 (b) Weito project grants (administrative costs 5 of 6 CONGRESSIONAL BILL NO.

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9-150 not to exceed $10,000, travel not to exceed $5,000) .................. 100,000 (c) Pattiw project grants (administrative costs not to exceed $10,000, travel not to exceed $5,000) .................. 100,000 (d) Pattiw Authority................................................. 60,000 (e) Other project grants.......................................... 75,000 (7) Congress delegation operations................................ 55,000 (8) Asphalt patch plant.................................................... 350,000" Section 2.
This act shall become law upon approval by the President of the Federated States of Micronesia or upon its becoming law without such approval.

April 18 , 1997 for /s/ Jacob Nena Bailey Olter President Federated States of Micronesia 6 of 6