The Permanent Building Fund budget, the state's capital budget, usually is the focus of much attention as various construction projects vie for state funding; not this year. JFAC this morning set a budget that's identical to the governor's recommendation. It calls for $19.9 million for needed alterations and repairs to state buildings in the coming year, and four projects: $600,000 for a metal structure for a maintenance shop at an Orofino prison; $1.3 million for a high voltage power distribution system for the Department of Juvenile Corrections facility at St. Anthony; $612,000 to demolish condemned structures at State Hospital South; and $500,000 to start the process of renovating the Capitol Annex, where lawmakers held their legislative session for the past two years while the state Capitol was renovated; the full job will cost $6 million, while the first step will hook the building up to geothermal heat. That's it.