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Series of November 2019 Capital Bonds

SEAL THE STATE REBUILD ILLINOIS The State's $45 billion six-year capital plan is the largest infrastructure investment in Illinois history, creating jobs, repairing roads and bridges and building major projects that are essential to Illinois' future The Rebuild Illinois plan includes: New bonded appropriations totaling $20.8 billion Pay-as-you-go totaling $10.4 billion Federal and local matches totaling $13.6 billion Prior year capital projects received reappropriations totaling $6.4 billion in bonded funds and $7.6 billion in pay-as-you go funds REBUILD ILLINOIS BY CATEGORY ($ MILLIONS) OF ILLINOIS AUG 94 1818 Transportation, $33,243,74% REVENUE SOURCE ANNUAL STATE REVENUE - full implementation ($ in millions) Motor Fuel Tax * Vehicle Registration Fees Tiered Title and Registration Fees Special Fuels Tax ssst es $ 590 $ 479 $ 196 $ 78 Reallocate Sales Tax from Motor Fuel ** Gaming $ 600 *** Parking Garage Tax Traded in Property Exemption Net Cigarette Tax**** Sales Tax Parity ESTIMATED TOTAL sssssssss $ 350 $ 60 $ 40 $ 160 $ 200 $ 2,753 Economic & Community Development, $1,848,4% Higher Education, $2,938,7% PreK-12 Education, $526, 1% State Facilities, $4,357, 10% Environment/ Conservation, $1,007, 2% Broadband Development, Healthcare & $420,1% Human Services, $465,1% *The Motor Fuel Tax will increase annually based on the Consumer Price Index. Number above reflects state share, while local governments will receive approximately $650 million annually. **Beginning in FY2022, 1% of the 5% state tax on motor fuel purchases will shift from a deposit into the General Funds to the Road Fund annually, with the full 5% deposited into the Road Fund by FY2026. ***Gaming includes $350M in recurring annual revenue at full implementation between casinos, video gaming and sports wagering. Upfront license fees associated with gaming expansion will be dedicated to pay-go Rebuild Illinois projects. ****Net increase for the State from the increase, resulting in $246 million to be deposited into the Capital Projects Fund 19
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