This bill proposes several updates to current statutes regarding capital outlay appropriations for various state departments and institutions. It introduces new appropriations and reductions from the state parks revenue fund, specifying amounts to be reduced for various projects, such as the Dead Horse Ranch state park amphitheater and statewide campground improvements. Additionally, it mandates that these reductions revert back to the state parks revenue fund. The bill also establishes appropriations for building renewal, specifying that funds are allocated for major maintenance and repair activities for state buildings, with a clear prohibition on using these funds for personal services or overhead expenses.

Furthermore, the bill outlines specific appropriations for the Department of Transportation, including funds for statewide highway construction and airport planning and development. It requires the department to submit various reports detailing highway construction expenses, capital outlay information, and outstanding debt principal balances by specified deadlines. Notably, it states that the appropriations made in this section are not subject to review by the joint committee on capital review, which is a significant change from current law. Overall, the bill aims to streamline funding processes and enhance accountability in capital outlay projects across state agencies.