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995085
GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS BILL Committee Amendment
PCB EDU 26
Senator(s): Sullivan
moved the following amendment:
Section: 02 EXPLANATION:
On Page: 038 Increases funding for university enrollment ($11.9M),
I-4 Corridor Sales Tax Rebate Matching ($2.6M), Harbor
Spec App: 166A Branch Marine Science($1M), Hi-technology research
matching initiative ($10M) and increases average per
student funding ($15M),contingent upon elimination of
specified sales tax exemptions.
NET IMPACT ON: Total Funds General Revenue Trust Funds
Recurring - 40,516,187 40,516,187 0
Non-Recurring - 0 0 0
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Positions & Amount Positions & Amount
DELETE INSERT
EDUCATION, DEPARTMENT OF, AND
COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION
Universities, Division Of
Program: Educational And General
Activities 48900100
In Section 02 On Page 038
166A Aid To Local Governments 052310
Grants And Aids - Education And General
Activities IOEB
1000 From General Revenue Fund 1,371,865,127 1,399,450,846
CA 27,585,719 FSI1 27,585,719
Immediately following Specific Appropriation 166A, DELETE:
University of Florida....................................... 301,513,711
Florida State University.................................... 217,074,555
Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University................ 81,138,067
University of South Florida................................. 171,824,417
Florida Atlantic University................................. 110,221,652
University of West Florida.................................. 50,483,815
University of Central Florida............................... 171,919,632
Florida International University............................ 145,504,682
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University of North Florida................................. 58,470,571
Florida Gulf Coast University............................... 27,998,271
New College................................................. 8,752,679
University of South Florida - St. Petersburg................ 19,491,501
University of South Florida - Sarasota/Manatee.............. 7,471,574
University of South Florida - Institute of Phospate
Research - From Phosphate Research Trust Fund.............. 6,288,857
And INSERT:
University of Florida....................................... 303,449,209
Florida State University.................................... 218,590,247
Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University................ 81,520,085
University of South Florida................................. 177,985,723
Florida Atlantic University................................. 112,404,767
University of West Florida.................................. 51,964,420
University of Central Florida............................... 179,514,552
Florida International University............................ 149,543,087
University of North Florida................................. 60,567,853
Florida Gulf Coast University............................... 27,998,271
New College................................................. 8,949,557
University of South Florida - St. Petersburg................ 19,491,501
University of South Florida - Sarasota/Manatee.............. 7,471,574
University of South Florida - Institute of Phospate
Research - From Phosphate Research Trust Fund.............. 6,288,857
Immediately following the allocation of funds to each university insert:
The funds in Specific Appropriation 166A are contingent upon the repeal
of the sales tax exemption becoming law for: 1) Tickets for certain
non-profit theater, opera and ballet events; 2) horses sold at claiming
races on first sale and mark-up,; 3) tanning salons; 4) professional
sports club operators and promoters; 5) charter fishing boats.
In Section 02 On Page 041
166C Aid To Local Governments 052320
Grants And Aids - University Of South
Florida Medical Center IOEB
1000 From General Revenue Fund 47,068,681 47,241,123
CA 172,442 FSI1 172,442
Following Specific Appropriation 166C, INSERT:
The funds in Specific Appropriation 166C are contingent upon the repeal
of the sales tax exemption becoming law for: 1) Tickets for certain
non-profit theater, opera and ballet events; 2) horses sold at claiming
races on first sale and mark-up,; 3) tanning salons; 4) professional
sports club operators and promoters; 5) charter fishing boats.
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In Section 02 On Page 042
166D Aid To Local Governments 052325
Grants And Aids - University Of Florida
Health Center IOEB
1000 From General Revenue Fund 80,952,582 81,110,608
CA 158,026 FSI1 158,026
In existing proviso following Specific Appropriation 166D, DELETE:
440
and INSERT:
466
and INSERT following new proviso:
The funds in Specific Appropriation 166D are contingent upon the repeal
of the sales tax exemption becoming law for: 1) Tickets for certain
non-profit theater, opera and ballet events; 2) horses sold at claiming
races on first sale and mark-up,; 3) tanning salons; 4) professional
sports club operators and promoters; 5) charter fishing boats.
In Section 02 On Page 043
166I Lump Sum 090249
I-4 Corridor/High Technology Research IOEA
1000 From General Revenue Fund 6,000,000 8,600,000
CA 2,600,000 FSI1 2,600,000
Immediately following Specific Appropriation 166I, DELETE:
$6,000,000
and insert in lieu thereof:
$8,600,000
Following Specific Appropriation 166I, INSERT the following after the
first paragraph:
The funds in Specific Appropriation 166I are contingent upon the repeal
of the sales tax exemption becoming law for: 1) Tickets for certain
non-profit theater, opera and ballet events; 2) horses sold at claiming
races on first sale and mark-up,; 3) tanning salons; 4) professional
sports club operators and promoters; 5) charter fishing boats.
166-J Lump Sum 09Bxxx
High Technology Research Matching Program IOEA
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1000 From General Revenue Fund 10,000,000
CA 10,000,000 FSI1 10,000,000
Following Specific Appropriation 166-J, INSERT:
The funds in Specific Appropriation 166-J are contingent upon the repeal
of the sales tax exemption becoming law for: 1) Tickets for certain
non-profit theater, opera and ballet events; 2) horses sold at claiming
races on first sale and mark-up,; 3) tanning salons; 4) professional
sports club operators and promoters; 5) charter fishing boats.
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