Financial Administration
APPROPRIATION 530
APPROPRIATION 530
Title: UW-Madison Intercollegiate Athletics-Non Income Sports
State Fund/Agency
NumberBudget
CategoryAppropriation
TypeStatute
ReferenceCash Balance
Carryover103/285 PR Continuing 20.285 (5) (i) Yes
Statute Language:
All moneys received from the sale of parking provided for all events at athletic facilities at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, less related expenses appropriated under sub.(1) (h) to be used for the sports administered by the division of intercollegiate athletics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, other than men's basketball, football and hockey and for debt service on any sports related facility. Of the amount appropriated under this paragraph, the board shall allocate at least $50,000 annually to support scholarships for women athletes.
Institutions Which Have Budget Authority for This Appropriation:
Madison
Allowable Major Classes of Expense/Revenue:
Salaries, fringe benefits supplies & expense and aid to individuals.
Special Restrictions or Policies/Procedures:
- Position Control Policies
s. 16.505 (2) applies, see Appendix A.
- Budget Control/Transfers/Overdrafts
See FAP - Budget Transfers (F5) for these limitations.
- Activity Code Limitations
Use activity 0 and 9 only. See Activity Codes and Definitions for descriptions.
Year-End Instructions (lapse, carry forward, etc.):
The current year balance must be lapsed back to the state at the end of the year, while the cash balance moves forward to the new year. The new year budget is increased by encumbrances carried forward to the new year. Refunds of prior year expenditures are deposited to this appropriation using the code of the original expenditure.
Special Instructions on Salaries/Fringe Benefits:
N/A
Policy Paper References:

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Last Updated: 05/07/2001


