HOUSE AMENDMENT |
Bill No. HB 1E CS |
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CHAMBER ACTION |
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Representative Ritter offered the following: |
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Amendment to Amendment (883759) |
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Remove lines 959-997, and insert: |
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(2) The sum of $10 million from the General Revenue Fund |
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to the entertainment industry financial incentive program |
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created in s. 288.1254, Florida Statutes.
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(3) The sum of $10 million from the General Revenue Fund |
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to the Quick Action Closing Fund created in s. 288.1088, Florida |
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Statutes, all of which shall be used to fund projects in rural |
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communities as defined in s. 288.0656(2)(b), Florida Statutes.
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(4) The sum of $15 million from the General Revenue Fund |
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to the Rural Infrastructure Fund created in s. 288.0655, Florida |
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Statutes.
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(5) The sum of $7.5 million from the General Revenue Fund |
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for fixed capital outlay military base retention projects |
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allocated to the following bases: Tyndall ($2.5 million), |
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Mayport ($2.5 million), and McDill ($2.5 million).
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(6) The sum of $10 million from the General Revenue Fund |
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for the purpose of providing one-time fixed capital outlay |
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grants for infrastructure improvements related to the National |
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High Magnetic Field Laboratory, which shall be allocated as |
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follows: the sum of $7.5 million shall be allocated to Florida |
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State University and the sum of $2.5 million shall be allocated |
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to the University of Florida.
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(7) The sum of $10 million from the General Revenue Fund |
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to fund the first ranked fixed capital outlay project of the |
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Regional Cultural Facilities Program Rollover Priority List from |
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fiscal year 2003-2004, which was developed in accordance with |
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1T-1.001(20), Florida Administrative Code.
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(8) The sum of $1 million from the General Revenue Fund to |
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the Mote Marine Laboratory, Inc, for scientific research to |
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prevent harmful algal blooms for the purpose of enhancing |
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Florida seafood production.
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(9) The sum of $8 million from the General Revenue Fund |
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for the purpose of providing a one-time fixed capital outlay |
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grant to the University of South Florida to acquire the Fowler |
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Avenue South site as part of its Bioengineering and Life |
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Sciences Research Park.
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(10) The sum of $5,000 from the General Revenue Fund for |
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the purpose of developing a plan to implement the convention |
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center sales tax rebate program as established in sections 5 and |
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(11) For the 2003-2004 fiscal year, the sum of $25 million |
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from nonrecurring general revenue for the Florida Black Business |
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Investment Board, Inc., created in s. 288.707, Florida Statutes.
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(12) For the 2003-2004 fiscal year, the sum of $5 million |
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from nonrecurring general revenue for the Hispanic Business |
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Initiative Fund.
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(13) For the 2003-2004 fiscal year, the sum of $10 million |
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from nonrecurring general revenue for the Florida Tourism |
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Industry Marketing Corporation created in s. 288.1226, Florida |
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Statutes.
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