Florida Senate - 2009                        COMMITTEE AMENDMENT
       Bill No. SB 424
       
       
       
       
       
       
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                  03/10/2009           .                                
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       The Committee on Transportation (Baker) recommended the
       following:
       
    1         Senate Substitute for Amendment (756672) (with title
    2  amendment)
    3  
    4         Delete lines 8 - 9
    5  and insert:
    6         Section 1. Paragraph (b) of subsection (2) of section
    7  163.3182, Florida Statutes, is redesignated as paragraph (d),
    8  and paragraphs (b),(c), and (e) are added to that subsection, to
    9  read:
   10         163.3182 Transportation concurrency backlogs.—
   11         (2) CREATION OF TRANSPORTATION CONCURRENCY BACKLOG
   12  AUTHORITIES.—
   13         (b)No later than 2012, each local government with an
   14  identified transportation concurrency backlog shall adopt one or
   15  more Transportation Concurrency Backlog Areas as part of their
   16  CIE update to their financially feasible submission to the state
   17  land planning agency. On a bi-annual basis, the creation of
   18  additional areas shall be submitted to the state land planning
   19  agency until the local government has demonstrated by no later
   20  than 2027 that the backlog existing in 2012 has been mitigated
   21  through construction or planned construction of the necessary
   22  transportation mobility improvements. If, because of economic
   23  conditions, the local government cannot meet the bi-annual
   24  requirements of the CIE update for new areas, they may request
   25  from the state land planning agency a one-time waiver of the
   26  requirement to file the bi-annual creation of new transportation
   27  concurrency backlog authority areas.
   28         (c)Landowners or developers within a large scale
   29  development area of 500 cumulative acres or more may request the
   30  local government to create a transportation concurrency backlog
   31  area coterminous with the boundaries of the development area.
   32  Provided a development permit is issued or a comprehensive plan
   33  amendment is approved within the development area, the local
   34  government shall designate the transportation concurrency
   35  backlog area if the funding provided is sufficient to address
   36  one or more transportation capacity improvements necessary to
   37  satisfy the additional deficiencies co-existing or anticipated
   38  with the new development. The transportation concurrency backlog
   39  area shall be created by ordinance and shall be utilized to
   40  satisfy all fair share or proportionate fair share
   41  transportation concurrency contributions of the development not
   42  otherwise satisfied by impact fees. The local government shall
   43  manage the area acting as a transportation concurrency backlog
   44  authority and all applicable provisions of section 163.3182,
   45  F.S., shall apply except that the tax increment shall be
   46  utilized to satisfy transportation concurrency requirements not
   47  otherwise satisfied by impact fees.
   48         (d)(b) Acting as the transportation concurrency backlog
   49  authority within the authority’s jurisdictional boundary, the
   50  governing body of a county or municipality shall adopt and
   51  implement a plan to eliminate all identified transportation
   52  concurrency backlogs within the authority’s jurisdiction using
   53  funds provided pursuant to subsection (5) and as otherwise
   54  provided pursuant to this section.
   55  	(e) Notwithstanding any general law, special act or
   56  ordinance to the contrary, a local government shall not require
   57  any payments for transportation concurrency beyond a subject
   58  development’s traffic impacts as identified pursuant to impact
   59  fees or sections 163.3180(12) or 163.3180(16) nor shall a
   60  condition of a development order or permit require such
   61  payments. If such payments required to satisfy a development’s
   62  share of transportation concurrency costs do not mitigate all
   63  traffic impacts of the planned development area because of
   64  existing or future backlog conditions, the owner or developer
   65  shall be entitled to petition the local government for
   66  designation of a transportation concurrency backlog area
   67  pursuant to section 163.3182 which shall satisfy any remaining
   68  concurrency backlog requirements in the impacted area.
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   70  ================= T I T L E  A M E N D M E N T ================
   71         And the title is amended as follows:
   72         Delete lines 2 - 4
   73  and insert:
   74  An act relating to transportation; amending s. 163.3182, F.S.;
   75  requiring local governments to adopt transportation concurrency
   76  backlog areas in certain circumstances; providing for the
   77  creation of transportation concurrency backlog area at the
   78  request of certain landowners; prohibiting local governments
   79  from requiring certain transportation concurrency payments;
   80  providing an effective date.