Journal of the House of Representatives of the session of ..

Journal
of the

House

of Representatives

Specia

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Session

of the

Seventh Legislature
under the Constitution of 1968

MAY 21

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1982

Including a record of transmittal of Acts subsequent to sine die adjournment

MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
[Democrats in Roman (84); Republicans in Italic (36)]

District District
Part of Escambia Parts of Citrus, Marion
1 Thomas J. "Tom" Tobiassen, Gonzalez 26 Dick Locke, Inverness
Part of Escambia Parts of Lake, Marion, Putnam, Seminole, Volusia
2 Virginia "Ginger" Bass, Pensacola 27 Bobby Brantley, Longwood
Parts of Escambia, Santa Rosa Part of Volusia
3 Grover C. Robinson, III, Pensacola 28 Samuel P. Bell, III, Ormond Beach
Part of Volusia
Parts of Escambia, Okaloosa, Santa Rosa 9 arT. Wetherell, Port Orange
4 Bolley L. "Bo" Johnson, Milton
Part of Volusia
Parts of Okaloosa, Walton 30 Tom C. Brown, Port Orange
5 James G. Ward, Fort Walton Beach
Part of Bay Part of Brevard
Part of Bay 31 Winston W. "Bud" Gardner, Jr., Titusville
6 Ronald Clyde "Ron" Johnson, Panama City
Holmes, Washington and parts of Bay, Jackson, Walton Part of Breardthy D. "Tim" Deratany, Indialantic
7 Sam Mitchell, Vernon 32 Timothy D. "Tim" Deratany, Indialantic
Part of Brevard
Calhoun, Gadsden, Gulf and parts of Bay, Franklin, 33 Marilyn B. Evans-Jones, Melbourne
Jackson
8 James Harold Thompson, Quincy Parts of Brevard, Orange, Seminole
34 Carl Selph, Casselberry
Liberty and parts of Franklin, Leon, Wakulla 34 Carl Selph Casselberry
9 Alfred J. "Al" Lawson, Jr., Tallahassee Part of Seminole
Part of Leon 35 Arthur E. "Art" Grindle, Altamonte Springs
10 Herbert F. "Herb" Morgan, Tallahassee Parts of Orange, Seminole
36 Thomas B. "Tom" Drage, Jr., Orlando
Dixie, Gilchrist, Jefferson, Lafayette, Levy, Taylor
and parts of Citrus, Marion, Wakulla Part of Orange
11 Gene Hodges, Cedar Key 37 Richard "Rich" Crotty, Orlando
Columbia, Hamilton, Madison, Suwannee Part of Orange
12 Wayne Hollingsworth, Lake City 38 Bruce McEwan, Orlando
Baker, Nassau, Union and parts of Bradford, Duval Part of Orange
13 George A. Crady, Yulee 39 Fran Carlton, Orlando
Part of Duval Part of Orange
14 Carl Ogden, Jacksonville 40 Alzo J. Reddick, Orlando
Part of Duval Part of Orange
15 Steve Pajcic, Jacksonville 41 Daniel Webster, Orlando
Part of Duval Parts of Osceola, Polk
16 John Thomas, Jacksonville 42 C. Fred Jones, Auburndale
Part of Duval Part of Polk
17 Corrine Brown, Jacksonville 43 Richard E. "Rick" Dantzler, Winter Haven
Part of Duval Part of Polk
18 John W. Lewis, III, Jacksonville 44 Gene Ready, Lakeland
Parts of Duval, St. Johns Part of Polk
19 William G. "Bill" Bankhead, Jacksonville 45 Beverly B. Burnsed, Lakeland
Part of Duval Parts of Lake, Sumter
20 Thomas L. "Tommy" Hazouri, Jacksonville 46 Everett A. Kelly, Astatula
Clay and parts of Bradford, St. Johns Hernando and parts of Pasco, Sumter
21 Frank Williams, Crystal Lake 47 Charles R. "Chuck" Smith, Brooksville
Flagler and parts of Putnam, St. Johns Part of Pasco
22 Hamilton D. Upchurch, St. Augustine 48 Raymond B. "Ray" Stewart, Zephyrhills
Parts of Alacbua, Putnam Part of Pasco
23 Sidney Sid" Martin, Hawthorne 49 Ronald R. "Ron" Richmond, Holiday

Part of Alachua Parts of Pasco, Pinellas
24 Jon L. Mills, Gainesville 50 Peter M. "Pete" Dunbar, Crystal Beach
Part of Marion Part of Pinellas
25 Christian "Chris" Meffert, Ocala 51 Byron Combee, Clearwater

District
Part of Pinellas
52 Betty Easley, Largo
Part of Pinellas
53 Dennis L. Jones, Treasure Island
Part of Pinellas
54 Dorothy Eaton Sample, St. Petersburg
Part of Pinellas
55 Douglas L. "Doug" Jamerson, St. Petersburg
Part of Pinellas
56 Peter Rudy Wallace, St. Petersburg
Part of Pinellas
57 Patricia L. Bailey, Pinellas Park
Part of Pinellas
58 T. M. "Tom" Woodruff St. Petersburg
Part of Hillsborough
59 John A. Grant, Jr., Tampa
Part of Hillsborough
60 Mary Figg, Lutz
Parts of Hillsborough, Pasco
61 Carl Carpenter, Jr., Plant City
Part of Hillsborough
62 S. L. "Spud" Clements, Jr., Brandon
Part of Hillsborough
63 James T. "Jim" Hargrett, Jr., Tampa
Part of Hillsborough
64 Helen Gordon Davis, Tampa
Part of Hillsborough
65 Elvin L. Martinez, Tampa
Part of Hillsborough
66 H. Lee Moffitt, Tampa
Hardee and part of Manatee
67 Lawrence F. "Larry" Shackelford, Palmetto
Part of Manatee
68 Peggy Simone, Bradenton
Parts of Manatee, Sarasota
69 Thomas E. "Tom" Danson, Jr., Sarasota
Part of Sarasota
70 Robert M. "Bob" Johnson, Sarasota
Parts of Charlotte, Sarasota
71 Frederic H. "Fred" Burrall, Port Charlotte
Parts of Charlotte, DeSoto, Lee
72 Vernon Peeples, Punta Gorda
Part of Lee
73 J. Keith Arnold, Fort Myers
Part of Lee
74 Fred R. Dudley, Fort Myers
Parts of Collier, Lee
75 Mary Ellen Hawkins, Naples
Glades, Hendry, Highlands and parts of Collier, De-
Soto, Okeechobee
76 Bert J. Harris, Jr., Lake Placid

Parts of Brevard, Indian River, Okeechobee, Osceola,
St. Lucie
77 Irlo "Bud" Bronson, Jr., Kissimmee

District
Parts of Brevard, Indian River, St. Lucie
78 R. Dale Patchett, Vero Beach
Parts of Martin, St. Lucie
79 Charles L. "Chuck" Nergard, Port St. Lucie
Parts of Martin, Palm Beach
80 James C. "Jim" Hill, Jr., Jupiter
Part of Palm Beach
81 James L. "Jim" Watt, Lake Park
Part of Palm Beach
82 Ray Liberti, West Palm Beach
Part of Palm Beach
83 Eleanor Weinstock, Palm Beach
Part of Palm Beach
84 Edward J. "Ed" Healey, West Palm Beach
Part of Palm Beach
85 Frank S. Messersmith, Lake Worth
Part of Palm Beach
86 Steve Press, Delray Beach
Parts of Broward, Palm Beach
87 Carol G. Hanson, Boca Raton
Part of Broward
88 Jack N. Tobin, Margate
Part of Broward
89 Joe Titone, Coral Springs
Part of Broward
90 Peter R. Deutsch, Sunrise
Part of Broward
91 Bill Clark, Lauderdale Lakes
Part of Broward
92 Robert J. "Bob" Shelley, Pompano Beach
Part of Broward
93 Deborah P. "Debby" Sanderson, Fort Lauderdale
Part of Broward
94 Tom Gustafson, Fort Lauderdale
Part of Broward
95 Anne Mackenzie, Fort Lauderdale
Part of Broward
96 Thomas H. Armstrong, Plantation
Part of Broward
97 Frederick "Fred" Lippman, Hollywood
Part of Broward
98 David J. Lehman, Hollywood
Part of Broward
99 Walter C. "Walt" Young, Pembroke Pines
Parts of Broward, Dade
100 Ronald A. "Ron" Silver, North Miami Beach
Part of Dade
101 Michael I. "Mike" Abrams, Miami
Part of Dade
102 Elaine Gordon, Miami
Part of Dade
103 Michael Friedman, Miami Beach

Part of Dade
104 Barry Kutun, Miami Beach

District
Part of Dade
105 Harold W. "Hal" Spaet, Miami Beach
Part of Dade
106 Jefferson "Jeff" Reaves, Sr., Miami
Part of Dade
107 James C. "Jim" Burke, Miami
Part of Dade
108 Willie Logan, Jr., Opa Locka
Part of Dade
109 Robert R. "Bob" Reynolds, Hialeah
Part of Dade
110 Ileana Ros, Miami
Part of Dade
111 Roberto Casas, Hialeah
Part of Dade
112 John F. Cosgrove, Coral Gables

District
Part of Dade
113 Humberto J. Cortina, Miami
Part of Dade
114 Elizabeth "Betty" Metcalf, Coral Gables
Part of Dade
115 Tim Murphy, Miami
Part of Dade
116 Art Simon, Miami
Part of Dade
117 C. Thomas "Tom" Gallagher, III, Coconut Grove
Part of Dade
118 Dexter W. Lehtinen, Miami
Part of Dade
119 Lawrence R. "Larry" Hawkins, Miami
Monroe and part of Dade
120 Joseph B. "Joe" Allen, Jr., Key West

OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

Speaker-H. Lee Moffitt
Speaker pro tempore-Steve Pajcic

Clerk-Allen Morris
Sergeant at Arms-Wayne Westmark

e JourOal F THE

House of Iipreseita ties

SEVENTH SPECIAL SESSION-"G" of 1980-1982

Number 1

May 21, 1982

Journal of the House of Representatives for a Special Session of the Seventh Legislature under the Constitu-
tion of 1968, convened by Proclamation of the Governor and held at the Capitol in the City of Tallahassee in the
State of Florida, on Friday, May 21, 1982.

The House was called to order at 11:00 a.m. by the Honorable
Ralph H. Haben, Jr., Speaker, pursuant to the following
Proclamation, which was read:

PROCLAMATION
State of Florida
Executive Department
Tallahassee
TO THE HONORABLE MEMBERS OF THE FLORIDA
SENATE AND THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES:
WHEREAS, the Legislature of the State of Florida convened
in Regular Session for the year 1982 on January 18, 1982, and
WHEREAS, the Legislature on March 18, 1982 extended the
Regular Session and adjourned sine die March 25, 1982, and
subsequently was convened in several Special Sessions, the last
of which adjourned April 7, 1982, and
WHEREAS, the Legislature, during the Regular Session of
1982 and the extension thereof, failed to apportion the State
for purposes of United States Congressional representation as
required by law;
NOW, THEREFORE, I, BOB GRAHAM, Governor of the
State of Florida, by virtue of the power and authority vested
in me by Article III, Section 3(c)(1), Florida Constitution, do
hereby proclaim as follows:
1. That the Legislature of the State of Florida be and is
hereby convened in special session at the Capitol, Talla-
hassee, Florida, commencing at 11:00 a.m. on Friday,
May 21, 1982 and ending at 6:00 p.m. on said date.
2. That the Legislature is convened for the sole purpose
of considering the enactment of legislation apportioning
the state and establishing districts therein for the elec-
tion of representatives to the United States Congress.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of Florida to
be affixed to this proclamation con-
vening the Legislature in special ses-
sion at the Capitol, this 18th day of
May 1982.
BOB GRAHAM
Governor
ATTEST:
GEORGE FIRESTONE
Secretary of State
The following Members were recorded present:

The Chair
Allen
Bankhead

Batchelor
Bell
Boles

Brantley
Brodie
Brown

Burnsed
Burrall
Bush

Carlton
Carpenter
Casas
Clements
Cosgrove
Cox
Crady
Crawford
Crotty
Danson
Davis
Deratany
Drage
Dunbar
Dyer
Easley
Evans-Jones
Ewing
Foster
Fox
Friedman
Gallagher
Gardner
Girardeau
Gordon
Grant

Gustafson
Hagler
Hall, C. A.
Hall, L. J.
Hattaway
Hawkins, L. R.
Hawkins, M. E.
Hazouri
Hieber
Hodges, G.
Hodges, W. R.
Hollingsworth
Johnson, A. E.
Johnson, B. L.
Johnson, R. C.
Jones, C. F.
Jones, D. L.
Kelly
Kershaw
Kimmel
Kiser
Lehman
Lehtinen
Lewis
Liberti
Lippman

Mann
Martin
McEwan
McPherson, S.
McPherson, T.
Meek
Meffert
Melby
Messersmith
Mills
Mitchell
Moffitt
Moore
Morgan
Myers
Nergard
Nuckolls
Ogden
O'Malley
Pajcic
Patchett
Patterson
Plummer, J.
Plummer, L. H.
Price
Ready

Reynolds
Richmond
Robinson
Rosen
Sadowski
Sample
Shackelford
Sheldon
Silver
Smith, C. R.
Smith, J. H.
Smith, L. J.
Spaet
Steele
Thomas
Thompson
Upchurch
Ward
Watt
Webster
Weinstock
Wetherell
Williams
Woodburn
Woodruff
Young

Excused: Representatives Hodes, Kutun, and Martinez; Repre-
sentative Tygart because of illness; Representative Meek at
5:00 p.m.; Representatives Bush and Woodburn at 5:30 p.m.;
Representative Lehtinen at 6:15 p.m. for military service obli-
gations
A quorum was present.

Prayer
Prayer was offered by Representative Lawrence F. Shackel-
ford.

Pledge
The Members pledged allegiance to the Flag.

The Journal
The Journal of April 7, Special Session F, was approved as
corrected.
Without objection, the House advanced to the order of-

Receiving of Communications
Vetoed Bills

Honorable Ralph H. Haben, Jr.
Speaker, House of Representatives
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May 19, 1982

A digest of today's Chamber action appears on last page

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JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE

Dear Mr. Speaker:
In compliance with the provisions of Article III, Section 8(b),
of the State Constitution, I am transmitting to you for con-
sideration of the House the following vetoed bills, 1982 Regular
Session, with the Governor's objections attached thereto:
CS/HB 291 Relating to public records.
HB 535 Relating to the Braden River Fire Control and
Rescue District, Manatee County.
HB 1015 Relating to issuance of revenue bonds.
Sincerely,
GEORGE FIRESTONE
Secretary of State

Honorable Ralph H. Haben, Jr.
Speaker, House of Representatives
Dear Mr. Speaker:

May 19, 1982

In compliance with the provisions of Article III, Section
8(b), I am transmitting to you for consideration of the House
the following bill, Special Session D 1982, with the Governor's
objections attached thereto:
House Bill No. 3-D (Chapter 82-215, Laws of Florida).
We understand that the original law will be returned to this
office following any legislative action which may be taken on
the vetoed portions.
Sincerely,
GEORGE FIRESTONE
Secretary of State

April 8, 1982

Honorable George Firestone
Secretary of State

Dear Mr. Secretary:
By the authority vested in me as Governor of Florida, under the
provisions of Article III, Section 8, of the Constitution of the
State of Florida, I hereby withhold my approval of and trans-
mit to you with my objections Committee Substitute for House
Bill 291, enacted by the Seventh Legislature of Florida under
the Florida Constitution, 1968 Revision, during the Regular
Session of 1982, and entitled:
An act relating to public records; amending s. 119.07(3) (k),
Florida Statutes; providing that complaints against law
enforcement personnel and internal investigation information
of law enforcement agencies shall be exempt from public dis-
closure requirements for a specified period of time; provid-
ing an effective date.
This bill creates a limited exception to Section 119.07, Florida
Statutes, to provide that complaint information will not be
subject to public disclosure until ten days after a probable
cause determination has been made or the officer waives any
privilege of confidentiality he or she might have, whichever
comes first. Further, probable cause must be determined "with-
in a reasonable period of time" by a probable cause panel or
by the department.
Openness in government is a cherished tradition in the State
of Florida. Section 119.07, Florida Statutes, provides that all
public records are open for public inspection, at reasonable
times and under reasonable conditions, unless specifically ex-
empted by law. Several exemptions are included in Section
119.07, Florida Statutes. All active criminal intelligence and
criminal investigative information and certain personal infor-
mation pertaining to law enforcement officers and their im-
mediate families are withheld from inspection by the public,
as is certain other criminal justice related information.
Subsection 943.145(4), Florida Statutes, provides that in the
event a law enforcement agency suspects that grounds exist
for the decertification of an officer, an employing agency
may conduct its own investigation. Reports of this investigation
are forwarded to the Criminal Justice Standards and Training
Commission and are exempt from the provisions of Section
119.07, Florida Statutes. At the conclusion of such investigation,
the report and documents are available only to the person or
persons to whom the report pertains, who may, in turn, re-
lease such information to others.

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Thus, under present law, if a complaint is made against a
law enforcement officer and the allegations may constitute a
criminal offense, that information is exempt from public dis-
closure as long as it constitutes an "active" case. Once the
case is closed, the information may then be made public.
However, where the complaint against a law enforcement offi-
cer does not, on its face, constitute a criminal offense and no
active criminal investigation is under way concerning the mat-
ter, all records, including internal investigation files, are open.
It is this limited class of situations to which this bill applies.
The bill contemplates that in such a circumstance complaints
against officers and any internal investigative files shall be
closed until ten days after a determination of probable cause
is made. Clearly, if probable cause is found, the records will
be open in ten days. The bill is unclear, however, as to what
would happen if no probable cause were found by the investi-
gating panel. It is possible that the courts might hold that such
information would be available after ten days, given the strong
presumption in Florida law that all public records are open
unless specifically exempted in Section 119.07, Florida Stat-
utes. It is also entirely possible that such records might re-
main closed forever.
The one state agency charged with employment certification
of law enforcement officers is the Criminal Justice Standards
and Training Commission. Although Section 943.145(4), Florida
Statutes, provides that the Commission may require that re-
ports of internal investigations must be forwarded to them for
review, the bill makes that access uncertain. The access of this
agency to such files is necessary for purposes of decertification
of law enforcement officers. If the Commission is unable to
perform this critical oversight function, then an officer who
resigns under dubious circumstances where no probable cause
is found may be free to be employed by other law enforcement
agencies.
This bill sharply defines the classic struggle between the pub-
lic's right to know about the conduct of its officials and the
individual's right to maintain his good reputation, absent proven
charges to the contrary. To withhold such information for ten
days after a determination of probable cause is found is a
reasonable limitation on the public's right to know. To close
such files forever creates a potential for abuse.
The cornerstone of our legal system is trust and respect for
our basic institutions. Public cooperation is essential if laws
are to be obeyed and police are to be successful in maintaining
order. Suspicion breeds mistrust and undermines the kind of
cooperation necessary for functioning of our society. We should
hesitate before taking any action which could undermine the
substantial progress which has been made toward developing
a relationship of trust between law enforcement and the public.
I am committed to dealing with the legitimate problems which
may exist regarding access to internal investigative files of
police agencies. Police agencies, the press, and the public
should work together toward a clear policy which establishes
the proper balance between the officer's legitimate right to
guard his reputation and the public's right to know. It is my
intention to ask the Legislature to readdress this subject.
For the above reasons, I am withholding my approval of Com-
mittee Substitute for House Bill 291, Regular Session of the
Legislature, commencing on January 18, 1982, and do hereby
veto the same.
Sincerely,
BOB GRAHAM
Governor
-and the above vetoed bill (1982 Regular Session), together
with the Governor's objections thereto, was referred to the
Committee on Governmental Operations.

Honorable George Firestone
Secretary of State

April 22, 1982

Dear Mr. Secretary:
By the authority vested in me as Governor of Florida, under
the provisions of Article III, Section 8, of the Constitution
of the State of Florida, I hereby withhold my approval of
and transmit to you with my objections House Bill 535, en-
acted by the Seventh Legislature of Florida under the Florida
Constitution, 1968 Revision, during the Regular Session of
1982, and entitled:

JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE

An act relating to the Braden River Fire Control and
Rescue District, Manatee County; amending sections 4, 5,
and 6 of chapter 80-538, Laws of Florida, amending
the authorization of the district to levy special assessments
against taxable real estate; authorizing charges for emer-
gency services; providing the rate for such assessments;
providing for an impact fee; providing for notice; provid-
ing that members of the board of commissioners shall be
elected; providing for a referendum.
House Bill 535 was repealed by House Bill 20-D during the
1982 Special Session. This legislation amends present author-
ity of the District to levy special assessments against taxable
real estate by providing an itemized scale for such a levy on
various types of property. It also authorizes the charging for
emergency services and provides for the levy and rate of
impact fees for new facilities. House Bill 535 contains several
references to Section 5 of the bill when, in fact, there are
only four (4) sections. The effective date of the legislation
refers to Section 5 and is therefore unclear.
Following the Regular Session, the Legislature realized that
House Bill 535 contained technical errors and passed House
Bill 20-D, which corrects the errors in House Bill 535. To
avoid any possible questions of conflict, I have chosen to
not allow House Bill 535 to stand.
For the above reason, I am withholding my approval of
House Bill 535, Regular Session of the Legislature, commencing
on January 18, 1982, and do hereby veto the same.
Sincerely,
BOB GRAHAM
Governor
-and the above vetoed bill (1982 Regular Session), together
with the Governor's objections thereto, was referred to the
Committee on Community Affairs.

Honorable George Firestone
Secretary of State

April 23, 1982

Dear Mr. Secretary:
By the authority vested in me as Governor of Florida under
the provisions of Article III, Section 8, of the Constitution
of the State of Florida, I hereby withhold my approval of and
transmit to you with my objections House Bill 1015 enacted
by the Seventh Legislature of Florida under the Florida Con-
stitution 1968 Revision, during the Regular Session of 1982,
and entitled:

An act relating to issuance of revenue bonds; amending
375.051, Florida Statutes; requiring legislative approval of
any revenue bonds issued for the acquisition of lands, water
areas, and related resources secured by the revenues of the
Land Acquisition Trust Fund; providing an effective date.
The bill amends Florida Statutes by prohibiting the Governor
and Cabinet from issuing revenue bonds secured by the Land
Acquisition Trust Fund without approval of the bond issue
by concurrent resolution of the Legislature.

Article II, 7 of Florida's Constitution declares conservation
and protection of natural resources to be a State policy. To
enhance this policy, Florida voters overwhelmingly approved
in 1972 a Constitutional amendment which allows the Governor
and Cabinet to issue revenue bonds for purchase of recreation
and conservation lands. Clearly, the State's important natural
areas should be owned and managed by public agencies. Un-
fortunately, many properties which are important for their
recreational and conservation benefits are rapidly disappearing
and others are threatened by development. Without public
ownership, the rapid development of these properties will no
doubt continue. The natural areas and features of Florida are
a great attraction for tourists, new residents and businesses.
Continued loss of these areas will severely damage the State's
economy and economic potential. Our growth, inflation and
skyrocketing prices for land, particularly beach frontage, re-
quire that we act quickly to acquire special access and remain-
ing natural areas to ensure their continued access and use
to the general public. If HB 1015 were enacted, the Governor
and Cabinet's current authority and ability to capitalize on

May 21, 1982

Honorable George Firestone
Secretary of State

April 23, 1982

Dear Mr. Secretary:
By the authority vested in me as Governor of Florida, under
the provisions of Article III, Section 8, of the Constitution of
Florida, I hereby withhold my approval of portions of House
Bill 3-D as set forth herein with my objections and do hereby
approve the remainder of House Bill 3-D enacted by the seventh
Legislature of Florida under the Florida Constitution, 1968
Revision, during Special Session D of 1982 entitled:
"An act making appropriations; providing monies for the
annual period beginning July 1, 1982 and ending June 30,
1983, to pay salaries, other expenses, capital outlay buildings
and improvements, and for other specified purposes of the
various agencies of State government; providing an effective
date."
I have reviewed House Bill 3-D, the General Appropriations
Bill, and with the exceptions of the areas noted, I find it
acceptable. The differences I have with the legislative decisions
include the use of language which violates separation of
executive and legislative powers, the funding of projects which
are outside comprehensively developed and planned State pro-
grams, the use of language and intent which I feel is consti-
tutionally inappropriate, and the appropriation of funds for
purposes which are not consistent with overall State needs.
With these concerns in mind, the following items are hereby
vetoed:

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opportunities to maximize benefits from their management of
the Land Acquisition Trust Fund (LATG) would be severely
restricted.
Before the Governor and Cabinet can issue revenue bonds, a
careful procedure must be followed. Numerous financial details
such as maturation dates, flow of funds, bond form, and
project definition must be settled and adopted. After the
financial details and project definitions are adopted, the bond
validation hearing must be completed. Only after the bonds
are validated may they be issued. This bill would severely
hamper the efficiency and timeliness of this process. Months
of preparation could be negated by requiring legislative con-
currence for the bond issue. Furthermore, the Constitutional
authority for the Legislature to restrict the issuance of revenue
bonds for any reason is questionable. The Constitution pro-
vides that the Legislature is to designate funding sources for
the LATF and impose restrictions on bond issues, including
maximum interest rates and discounts if they desire. The in-
tent of this provision is to assure legislative control over State
expenditures, not whether a particular bond issue should be
made. The bill would allow the Legislature to approve or dis-
approve executive decisions such as project scope and defini-
tion. These functions are constitutionally within the realm of
the executive branch and, if obstructed, there would be an in-
fringement of executive authority.
House Bill 1015 has the potential to foster doubt and uncer-
tainty regarding the Governor and Cabinet's ability to proceed
with plans to issue bonds for acquisition of badly needed pub-
lic beaches under the Save Our Coasts program at the earliest
possible date.
The major justification for the Save Our Coasts program was
that Florida's rapid growth and development are preempting
public use of many desirable beaches while beach property
values are skyrocketing. Therefore, it is prudent to move for-
ward quickly and acquire as much beach property as possible,
even in the face of current high interest rates, since apprecia-
tion of beach property is occurring at an annual statewide rate
of 30% or more. HB 1015 would prevent implementation of
this vital program.
For the above reasons, I am withholding my approval of House
Bill 1015, Regular Session of the Legislature, commencing on
January 19, 1982, and do hereby veto the same.
Sincerely,
BOB GRAHAM
Governor
-and the above vetoed bill (1982 Regular Session), together
with the Governor's objections thereto, was referred to the
Committee on Appropriations.

JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

Specific appropriation 259 on page 30 appropriates $100,000
in 1982-83 from the General Revenue Fund for Ozona Model
Matching Grants. The need for this appropriation has not been
adequately substantiated. Additionally, this specific appropria-
tion was not planned in coordination with the Florida Infor-
mation Resource Network. Therefore, specific appropriation 259
on page 30, which reads as follows, is hereby vetoed:
"259 Special Categories
Ozona Model Matching Grants
From General Revenue Fund $100,000",
Specific appropriation 329 on page 49 appropriates $13,333,333
from the General Revenue Fund to hold harmless school dis-
tricts who would otherwise suffer from the unanticipated costs
of educating Cuban and Haitian refugees. The proviso language
which follows specific appropriation 329 also contains, in the
last paragraph, a duplicate appropriation of $13,333,333 from
the Working Capital Fund for precisely the same purpose.
By vetoing the General Revenue appropriation of $13,333,333
in specific appropriation 329, I do not intend to veto the last
paragraph of the proviso which I consider an appropriation,
thereby ensuring that school districts are held harmless for
these costs from the Working Capital Fund. The language pre-
ceding the appropriation contained in the final paragraph
qualifies and restricts the disbursement of the Working Capital
funds, if needed, and therefore is not vetoed. Therefore, specific
appropriation 329 on page 49 which reads as follows, and not
the accompanying proviso language, is hereby vetoed:
"329 Special Categories
Hold Harmless for Federal Cuban/Haitian/
Impact Aid
From General Revenue Fund $13,333,333"
Specific appropriation 333A on page 51 appropriates $10,000
in 1982-83 from the General Revenue Fund for a Fine Arts
Award Program. The intent of this specific appropriation is the
same as the intent of specific appropriation 329A, the Youth
Art Symposium, and is consequently a duplicate appropriation.
Therefore, specific appropriation 333A on page 51, which reads
as follows, is hereby vetoed:
"333A Special Categories
Fine Arts Award Program
From General Revenue Fund $10,000"
Specific appropriation 392A on page 67 appropriates $65,000
in 1982-83 from the General Revenue Fund to replace non-
recurring federal funds in the Center for Employee Relations
and Law at Florida State University. The replacement of these
funds in the absence of a comprehensive State policy on re-
placing lost federal funds is inappropriate at this time. There-
fore, specific appropriation 392A on page 67, which reads as
follows, is hereby vetoed:
"392A Special Categories
Center for Employee Relations and Law
From General Revenue Fund $65,000"
Proviso language following specific appropriation 637B on
page 106 provides staffing for a renovated detention center in
Lake County. The number of youths held in detention from
Lake County has been from 5 to 7 a day during the last year.
The proposed Lake facility has 18 beds. The Lake County
youths are currently being detained in the Seminole detention
facility without problems. A new Marion County detention fa-
cility will open by July 1, 1982. With this additional capacity,
the Lake facility cannot be justified. It is also questionable
whether any of these funds could be used for renovation based
upon the proviso language. Renovation would be essential be-
fore this facility could be habitable. Therefore, the proviso
language following specific appropriation 637B on page 106,
which reads as follows, is hereby vetoed:
"Funds of $209,144 and 24 positions in specific appropriation
637B are for the implementation of a renovated juvenile de-
tention center in Lake County on January 1, 1983"
Proviso language following specific appropriation 689 on
page 113 earmarks $45,000 in 1982-83 from the County Health
Unit Trust Fund for renovations and repairs at Flagler County

Health Clinic. This language provides preferential treatment
to one of sixty-seven county health units. Additionally, Flagler
County will have the option of allocating its revenues from the
penny tax increase for this purpose. Therefore, the proviso
following specific appropriation 689 on page 113 which reads
as follows, is hereby vetoed:

"Of the funds in specific appropriation 689, up to $45,000
shall be used to conduct repairs and renovations at the
Flagler County Health Clinic contingent upon an equivalent
contribution of $45,000 from Flagler County."
Specific appropriation 689A on page 114 and the accompany-
ing proviso language appropriates $1,000,000 in 1982-83 from
the General Revenue Fund for the construction/renovation of
county health unit facilities with matching funds provided by
the Boards of County Commissioners. To date, there has not
been a study conducted to document the need for the construc-
tion/renovation of county health unit facilities. Furthermore, at
the local level, the additional 1 tax revenues to the counties may
be allocated to fund this type of activity. Therefore, specific
appropriation 689A and the accompanying proviso language on
page 114 which reads as follows, is hereby vetoed:
"689A Aid to Local Governments
Construction/Renovation County Health Unit
Facilities
From General Revenue Fund $1,000,000
"The Department shall use the funds in specific appropria-
tion 689A to provide grants to boards of county commis-
sioners for the construction, renovation and/or repair of
county health unit facilities. The Department shall receive
applications from boards of county commissioners for the
proposed grants. Such funds shall be provided to counties
on a matching basis with the State contribution ranging from
25 percent to 50 percent depending upon the priority need
of the applicant."
The proviso language following specific appropriation 1095
on page 167 provides that $3,500,000 of debt service on Reve-
nue Bonds is contingent upon passage of a concurrent resolu-
tion by the Legislature authorizing sale of bonds. Proceeds
from the bond issue in question are to be used to acquire badly
needed public beaches under the Save Our Coasts Program.
Article II, Section 7 of the Florida Constitution declares con-
servation and protection of natural resources to be a State
policy. To enhance this policy, Florida voters overwhelmingly
approved in 1972 a Constitutional Amendment which allows the
Governor and Cabinet to issue revenue bonds for the purchase
of recreation and conservation lands. The use of proviso lan-
guage in the General Appropriations Act which restricts con-
stitutional functions within the executive branch is an in-
fringement on constitutionally authorized executive authority.
Therefore, the proviso language following specific appropria-
tion 1095 on page 167, which reads as follows, is hereby vetoed:
"$3,500,000 included in specific appropriation 1095 is con-
tingent upon passage of a concurrent resolution authorizing
sale of bonds."
Specific appropriation 15A in Section 2 on page 199 appro-
priates $6,500,000 in 1982-83 from the General Revenue Fund,
to the Department of Corrections for the construction of a
100 bed mental health facility. The construction of such a fa-
cility, although commendable and in keeping with the long-
term needs of the State prison system, is not a priority at this
time. This $6,500,000, when combined with other vetoed items,
and added to the $6,000,000 appropriated by the Legislature,
will provide the necessary dollars to guarantee that prisoners
will not be unnecessarily released from the State prison system
due to lack of space.
Therefore, specific appropriation 15A in Section 2 on page
199 which reads as follows, is hereby vetoed:

"15A Fixed Capital Outlay
Mental Health Treatment Facility
From General Revenue Fund

$6,500,000"

Specific appropriation 151 on page 200 appropriates $2,000,-
000 in 1982-83 from the General Revenue Fund for the con-
struction of a community mental health center. Currently, the
State purchases services from community mental health cen-
ters which are non-profit corporations. The State has never
provided funds to build such a facility elsewhere in the State
and furthermore, the Legislature has no consistent policy to
support a construction program of this nature and no need
was demonstrated in this instance. Therefore, specific appro-
priation 151 on page 200, which reads as follows, is hereby
vetoed:
"151 Fixed Capital Outlay
Mental Health Clinic Manatee County
From General Revenue Fund $2,000,000"

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Specific appropriation 22G on page 202 appropriates $1,750,-
000 in 1982-83 from the General Revenue Fund for acquisition
and renovation of the Pensacola City Hall to become the T. T.
Wentworth Museum. A recent Architect's report estimated that
it would cost $3,000,000 to renovate the building. Sufficient
funds have not been appropriated to complete renovation and
funds are not available for the recurring costs to operate
and maintain the museum. Therefore, specific appropriation
22G and the accompanying proviso language on page 202,
which reads as follows, is hereby vetoed:

"22G Fixed Capital Outlay
Acquisition and Renovation of Pensacola
City Hall to become the T. T. Went-
worth Museum
From General Revenue Fund $1,750,000

"Funds in specific appropriation 22G shall be used to acquire
and renovate the Pensacola City Hall which shall be used to
house the T. T. Wentworth Historical Museum. The Went-
worth Collection shall be made available on a loan basis to
universities, community colleges and other educational in-
stitutions."

The portions of House Bill 3-D which are set forth herein
with my objections, are hereby vetoed and all other portions
of House Bill 3-D are hereby approved.

Sincerely,
BOB GRAHAM
Governor

On motion by Rep. Morgan, the rules were waived and the
House agreed to take up line item veto 151 as set forth in the
veto message on HB 3-D.

Rep. Morgan moved that line item 151 on page 200 of HB 3-D
(Fixed Capital Outlay, Mental Health Clinic-Manatee County,
From General Revenue Fund, $2,000,000) be reinstated, the veto
of the Governor to the contrary notwithstanding. The vote was:

Yeas-106

OF REPRESENTATIVES 5

Introduction and Reference
By Representative Martin-
HB 6-G-A bill to be entitled An act relating to elections;
providing an alternative procedure by which candidates may
qualify for election the the United States House of Representa-
tives or the State Legislature for the election to be held in
1982; providing an effective date.

Rep. Martin moved that HB 6-G be admitted for introduction,
the Speaker having ruled that the measure was outside the
purview of the Call. The motion was agreed to by the required
Constitutional two-thirds vote and HB 6-G was read the first
time by title. On motions by Rep. Martin, the rules were waived
and HB 6-G was read the second time by title and the third
time by title. On passage, the vote was:

Yeas-103
The Chair
Allen
Bankhead
Batchelor
Bell
Boles
Brantley
Brodie
Brown
Burnsed
Burrall
Bush
Carlton
Carpenter
Casas
Clements
Cosgrove
Cox
Crady
Crotty
Danson
Davis
Deratany
Drage
Dunbar
Dyer

Easley
Evans-Jones
Ewing
Foster
Fox
Friedman
Gallagher
Girardeau
Grant
Hagler
Hall, C. A.
Hall, L. J.
Hattaway
Hawkins, L. R.
Hawkins, M. E.
Hazouri
Hodges, G.
Hodges, W. R.
Hollingsworth
Johnson, B. L.
Johnson, R. C.
Jones, C. F.
Jones, D. L.
Kelly
Kimmel
Kiser

Lehman
Lehtinen
Lewis
Liberti
Lippman
Mann
Martin
McEwan
McPherson, S.
McPherson, T.
Meffert
Melby
Messersmith
Mills
Mitchell
Moffitt
Moore
Morgan
Myers
Nergard
Nuckolls
Ogden
O'Malley
Patchett
Patterson
Plummer, J.

Price
Ready
Reynolds
Richmond
Robinson
Rosen
Sample
Shackelford
Sheldon
Smith, C. R.
Smith, J. H.
Smith, L. J.
Steele
Thomas
Thompson
Upchurch
Ward
Watt
Webster
Weinstock
Wetherell
Williams
Woodburn
Woodruff
Young

Fox
Friedman
Gallagher
Gardner
Girardeau
Gordon
Grant
Gustafson
Hagler
Hall, L. J.
Hattaway
Hawkins, L. R.
Hawkins, M. E.
Hazouri
Hieber
Hodges, G.
Hodges, W. R.
Hollingsworth
Johnson, A. E.
Johnson, B. L.
Johnson, R. C.
Jones, C. F.
Jones, D. L.
Kelly
Kershaw
Kimmel
Kiser

Lehman
Lehtinen
Lewis
Liberti
Lippman
Mann
Martin
McEwan
McPherson, S.
McPherson, T.
Meek
Meffert
Messersmith
Mills
Mitchell
Moffitt
Morgan
Myers
Nergard
Nuckolls
Ogden
O'Malley
Patchett
Patterson
Plummer, J.
Plummer, L. H.
Price

Nays-7

Bankhead Deratany Moore
Brantley Melby Sample

Ready
Reynolds
Richmopd
Robinson
Rosen
Sadowski
Shackelford
Sheldon
Silver
Smith, C. R.
Smith, J. H.
Smith, L. J.
Spaet
Steele
Thomas
Thompson
Upchurch
Ward
Watt
Webster
Weinstock
Wetherell
Williams
Woodburn
Young

Woodruff

So item 151 of HB 3-D (1982 Special Session) was reinstated
by the required Constitutional two-thirds vote of all Members
present. The veto of the Governor was not sustained. The action
of the House, together with HB 3-D and veto message attached
thereto, was immediately certified to the Senate.

Nays-1
Hieber
Votes after roll call:
Yeas-Gustafson, L. H. Plummer, Gordon, Sadowski, Meek
Nays to Yeas-Hieber
So the bill passed and was immediately certified to the Senate.

By Representative Young-
HR 3-G-A resolution commending the Miami Carol City
Senior High School for an outstanding athletic program that
has resulted in various awards and the winning of the 1982
AAAA Baseball State Championship.
WHEREAS, Miami Carol City Senior High School opened in
1963 with an enrollment of 1,400 students and now serves
2,000 students, and
WHEREAS, this comprehensive urban high school has success-
fully served a tri-ethnic community where residents have ex-
hibited characteristics of great stability, and
WHEREAS, the administrators, faculty, and student body,
led by principal Carnell White, athletic director Jack Brady,
and business manager Jeff Paris, have exerted continuous
efforts to exemplify the high ideals of physical fitness and
sportsmanship that have resulted in a series of awards for the
athletic department, including AAAA State Championships in
five different sports, and
WHEREAS, these efforts resulted in the Florida AAAA
Baseball State Championship in 1982, and
WHEREAS, the 1982 Miami Carol City Senior High School
baseball team was ably coached by Pete Hertler, who was
assisted by Jim Meehan, and

May 21, 1982

The Chair
Allen
Batchelor
Bell
Boles
Brodie
Brown
Burnsed
Burrall
Bush
Carlton
Carpenter
Casas
Clements
Cosgrove
Cox
Crady
Crawford
Crotty
Danson
Davis
Drage
Dunbar
Dyer
Easley
Ewing
Foster

JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

WHEREAS, the 1982 Miami Carol City Senior High School
baseball team was composed of the following young men: Lazaro
Aleman, Jeffery Baxley, Larry Crawford, Paul Delello, Ronald
Delello, Kenneth Elwood, Reynold Garcia, Carlos Gonzalez,
Otis Green, Bill Rego, Daniel Reyes, Devin Rhodriguez, Ray
Rivera, Roy Rivera, Marcos Santabinez, Leandro Santana, Jose
Tartabull, and Junior Valdespino, and
WHEREAS, it is only fitting and proper that the Miami
Carol City Senior High School baseball team be commended for
winning the 1982 AAAA Baseball State Championship, NOW,
THEREFORE,
Be It Resolved by the House of Representatives of the State of
Florida:
That the 1982 Miami Carol City Senior High School base-
ball team is commended for winning the 1982 AAAA Baseball
State Championship.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of this resolution
be forwarded to Miami Carol City Senior High School.
Rep. Young moved that HR 3-G be admitted for introduction,
the Speaker having ruled that the measure was outside the
purview of the Call. The motion was agreed to by the required
Constitutional two-thirds vote and HR 3-G was read the first
time by title. On motions by Rep. Young, the resolution was
read the second time in full and adopted. The vote was:

Yeas-102

The Chair
Bankhead
Bell
Boles
Brodie
Brown
Burnsed
Burrall
Bush
Carlton
Carpenter
Casas
Clements
Cosgrove
Cox
Crady
Crawford
Crotty
Danson
Drage
Dyer
Evans-Jones
Ewing
Foster
Fox
Friedman
Nays-None

Gallagher
Girardeau
Gordon
Grant
Gustafson
Hagler
Hall, C. A.
Hall, L. J.
Hattaway
Hawkins, L. R.
Hawkins, M. E.
Hazouri
Hieber
Hodges, G.
Hodges, W. R.
Hollingsworth
Johnson, A. E.
Johnson, B. L.
Johnson, R. C.
Jones, C. F.
Jones, D. L.
Kelly
Kershaw
Kimmel
Kiser
Lehman

Lehtinen
Lewis
Liberti
Lippman
Mann
McEwan
McPherson, S.
McPherson, T.
Meek
Meffert
Melby
Messersmith
Mills
Mitchell
Moffitt
Moore
Morgan
Myers
Nergard
Nuckolls
Ogden
Patchett
Patterson
Plummer, J.
Plummer, L. H.
Price

Ready
Reynolds
Robinson
Rosen
Sample
Shackelford
Sheldon
Silver
Smith, C. R.
Smith, J. H.
Smith, L. J.
Spaet
Steele
Thomas
Thompson
Upchurch
Watt
Webster
Weinstock
Wetherell
Williams
Woodburn
Woodruff
Young

Votes after roll call:
Yeas-Dunbar, Easley, Martin

Presentation of Former Member
Rep. Davis presented the Honorable John L. Ryals, former
Member and Speaker pro tempore of the House, from Hills-
borough County.

By Representatives Cosgrove, Silver, C. A. Hall, Reynolds,
S. McPherson, W. R. Hodges, Kershaw, Casas, J. Plummer,
Lehtinen, L. R. Hawkins, L. H. Plummer, and Brodie-
HB 8-G-A bill to be entitled An act relating to the local
government half-cent sales tax; amending s. 200.085(4), Florida
Statutes; requiring that, after complying with millage limita-
tions, Dade County and its municipalities use a percentage of
the excess proceeds of said tax for crime control and law
enforcement purposes; providing an effective date.
Rep. Cosgrove moved that HB 8-G be admitted for introduc-
tion, the Speaker having ruled that the measure was outside
the purview of the Call. The motion was not agreed to by the

required Constitutional two-thirds vote. Therefore, HB 8-G was
not admitted for introduction.

By Representatives Moffitt, Clements, S. McPherson, Rosen,
Liberti, and Burnsed-
HB 5-G-A bill to be entitled An act relating to crimes;
prohibiting the possession or use of cartridges loaded with
Teflon (Tetra Fluoro Ethylene) or similarly coated bullets
that are manufactured with a core material sufficiently hard
to penetrate Type II police body armor; providing a penalty;
providing an effective date.
Rep. Moffitt moved that HB 5-G be admitted for introduc-
tion, the Speaker having ruled that the measure was outside
the purview of the Call. The motion was agreed to by the re-
quired Constitutional two-thirds vote and HB 5-G was read
the first time by title. On motions by Rep. Moffitt, the rules
were waived and HB 5-G was read the second time by title
and the third time by title. On passage, the vote was:

Yeas-108

The Chair
Allen
Bankhead
Batchelor
Bell
Boles
Brantley
Brodie
Brown
Burnsed
Burrall
Bush
Carpenter
Casas
Clements
Cosgrove
Cox
Crady
Crawford
Crotty
Davis
Deratany
Drage
Dunbar
Dyer
Easley
Evans-Jones

Foster
Fox
Friedman
Gallagher
Gardner
Girardeau
Gordon
Grant
Gustafson
Hagler
Hall, C. A.
Hall, L. J.
Hattaway
Hawkins, L. R.
Hawkins, M. E.
Hazouri
Hieber
Hodges, G.
Hodges, W. R.
Hollingsworth
Johnson, A. E.
Johnson, B. L.
Johnson, R.C.
Jones, C. F.
Jones, D. L.
Kelly
Kershaw

Kimmel
Kiser
Lehman
Lehtinen
Lewis
Liberti
Lippman
Mann
Martin
McEwan
McPherson, S.
McPherson, T.
Meek
Meffert
Melby
Messersmith
Mitchell
Moffitt
Moore
Morgan
Myers
Nergard
O'Malley
Patchett
Patterson
Plummer, J.
Plummer, L. H.

Price
Ready
Reynolds
Richmond
Robinson
Rosen
Sample
Shackelford
Sheldon
Silver
Smith, C. R.
Smith, J. H.
Smith, L. J.
Spaet
Steele
Thomas
Thompson
Upchurch
Ward
Watt
Webster
Weinstock
Wetherell
Williams
Woodburn
Woodruff
Young

Nays-None
Votes after roll call:
Yeas-Carlton, Nuckolls, Danson
So the bill passed and was immediately certified to the Senate.

By Representative Martin-
HR 16-G-A resolution commending the University of Florida
baseball team.
WHEREAS, the University of Florida collegiate baseball
team has recently completed a successful regular season by
compiling a record of 34 wins, 23 losses and 1 tie, and
WHEREAS, the Gator baseball team has just defeated the
University of Tennessee to emerge as the champions of the
Southeastern Conference, and
WHEREAS, as a result of its successes, the University of
Florida baseball team has earned the opportunity to compete
in the NCAA regional tournament, and
WHEREAS, it is fitting and proper that the House of Repre-
sentatives of the State of Florida pause in its deliberations to
recognize and commend the University of Florida baseball team
on this occasion, NOW THEREFORE,
Be It Resolved by the House of Representatives of the State of
Florida:
That the House of Representatives of the State of Florida
does hereby recognize and commend Coach Jack Rhine and his

May 21, 1982

JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

fine University of Florida baseball team for its accomplish-
ments in the 1982 season and its triumph as champions of the
Southeastern Conference.

On motion by Rep. Martin, without objection, HR 16-G was
admitted for introduction, being outside the purview of the Call
and, by unanimous consent, was adopted.

By the Select Committee on Reapportionment-
HB 1-G--A bill to be entitled An act relating to the establish-
ment of congressional districts; amending s. 8.001, Florida
Statutes, providing definitions; amending s. 8.01, Florida Stat-
utes, providing for the division of the state into 19 congressional
districts; amending s. 8.011, Florida Statutes, relating to the
inclusion of unlisted territory in contiguous districts; amending
s. 8.03, Florida Statutes, relating to the election of represen-
tatives to Congress; relating to effective dates for congressional
districts created in 1982; providing for severability of invalid
portions; reenacting s. 8.05, Florida Statutes, relating to mem-
bership of governmental agencies appointed pursuant to former
district boundaries; repealing s. 8.04, Florida Statutes, pro-
viding effective dates for congressional districts created in
1972; repealing s. 8.06, Florida Statutes, relating to severability
of invalid portions; providing effective dates.
-was read the first time by title. On motion by Rep.
Moffitt, the rules were waived and HB 1-G was read the
second time by title.

Representative Ward offered the following amendment:
Amendment 1-On page 3, line 9, through page 4, line 18,
strike descriptions of districts 1 & 2 and insert new descriptions
of districts 1 & 2:

DISTRICT 1 CONSISTS OF:
PART OF BAY COUNTY
PART OF CCD 5
TRACT 14
CCD 10
PART OF CCD 20
PART OF TRACT 5
BG 1
TRACT 8
TRACT 9
TRACT 10
TRACT 11
TRACT 12
TRACT 13
TRACT 15
TRACT 16
TRACT 17
TRACT 18
TRACT 19
TRACT 20
TRACT 21
TRACT 22
TRACT 23
TRACT 23.99
TRACT 24
TRACT 25
CCD 22
CCD 25
ESCAMBIA COUNTY
OKALOOSA COUNTY
SANTA ROSA COUNTY
WALTON COUNTY
DISTRICT 2 CONSISTS OF:
BAKER COUNTY

PART OF BAY COUNTY
PART OF CCD 5
TRACT 4
PART OF CCD 20
PART OF TRACT 5
ED 0338
ED 0339
ED 0341
ED 0342
CCD 35
BRADFORD COUNTY
CALHOUN COUNTY
PART OF CLAY COUNTY
CCD 10
CCD 15
COLUMBIA COUNTY
DIXIE COUNTY
FRANKLIN COUNTY
GADSDEN COUNTY
GILCHRIST COUNTY
GULF COUNTY
HAMILTON COUNTY
HOLMES COUNTY
JACKSON COUNTY
JEFFERSON COUNTY
LAFAYETTE COUNTY
LEON COUNTY
LEVY COUNTY
LIBERTY COUNTY
MADISON COUNTY
SUWANNEE COUNTY
TAYLOR COUNTY
UNION COUNTY
WAKULLA COUNTY
WASHINGTON COUNTY

Without objection, the amendment was withdrawn.

Representative Dunbar offered the following amendment:
Amendment 2-On page 10, lines 1 through 29, and on page
16, line 1, through page 18, line 19, strike descriptions of dis-
tricts 6 & 9 and insert new descriptions of districts 6 & 9:

DISTRICT 6 CONSISTS OF:
ALACHUA COUNTY
CITRUS COUNTY
HERNANDO COUNTY
PART OF LAKE COUNTY

CCD 5
PART OF CCD 10
TRACT 302.02
CCD 15
CCD 20

CCD 22
CCD 25
CCD 30
PART OF CCD 40
PART OF TRACT 309.01
ED 0284
ED 0285
ED 0286
ED 0287
ED 0288
ED 0289
ED 0290
ED 0291
ED 0292T
ED 0292U
ED 0295
ED 0296A
ED 0296B
ED 0296C
ED 0297
ED 0299A
ED 0299B
ED 0300
ED 0301
ED 0376
CCD 45
MARION COUNTY
PART OF PASCO COUNTY
PART OF CCD 10
TRACT 327
CCD 15
PART OF CCD 30
TRACT 328
PART OF TRACT 329
ED 0048
ED 0075
TRACT 330
TRACT 331
PART OF PUTNAM
COUNTY
PART OF CCD 21
ED 0444U
ED 0444V
ED 0444W
SUMTER COUNTY
DISTRICT 9 CONSISTS OF:
PART OF HILLSBOR-
OUGH COUNTY
PART OF CCD 6
TRACT 121.01
TRACT 121.02
PART OF TRACT 122.02
BG 5
PART OF BG 9
BLOCK 904
BLOCK 905
BLOCK 906
BLOCK 907
BLOCK 908
BLOCK 909
BLOCK 910
BLOCK 911
BLOCK 912
BLOCK 913
BLOCK 914
CCD 10
PART OF CCD 45
TRACT 101.01
TRACT 101.02
TRACT 124
TRACT 125
TRACT 126
TRACT 127
TRACT 128
TRACT 129
TRACT 130
PART OF CCD 65
TRACT 104
TRACT 106
TRACT 107
PART OF TRACT 108.04
BG 1

PART OF BG 2
BLOCK 211
BLOCK 225

BLOCK 226
BLOCK 227
BLOCK 229
BLOCK 234
TRACT 110.01
TRACT 110.02
TRACT 111
CCD 80
PART OF PASCO COUNTY
CCD 5
PART OF CCD 10
TRACT 325
TRACT 326
CCD 20
CCD 25
PART OF CCD 30
PART OF TRACT 329
ED 0049
ED 0053
ED 0076
PART OF PINELLAS
COUNTY
PART OF CCD 20
TRACT 254.01
TRACT 254.04
TRACT 254.05
TRACT 254.07
PART OF TRACT 254.09
PART OF BG 1
BLOCK 101
BLOCK 103
BLOCK 104
BLOCK 105
BLOCK 117
BLOCK 123
BLOCK 124
BLOCK 125
BLOCK 126
BLOCK 127
BLOCK 128
BLOCK 129
BLOCK 130
BLOCK 131
BLOCK 132
BLOCK 133
BLOCK 134
TRACT 255.01
TRACT 255.03
PART OF TRACT 255.04
BG 2
BG 3
BG 4
PART OF BG 5
BLOCK 501
BLOCK 502
BLOCK 503
BLOCK 504
BLOCK 505
BLOCK 506
BLOCK 507
BLOCK 508
BLOCK 509
BLOCK 510
BLOCK 515
BLOCK 516
BLOCK 520
BLOCK 521
BLOCK 522
BLOCK 523
BLOCK 524
BLOCK 525
BLOCK 534
PART OF TRACT 256.01
BG 3
PART OF TRACT 256.02
PART OF BG 1
BLOCK 101
BLOCK 102
BLOCK 103
BLOCK 104
BLOCK 106

BLOCK 107
TRACT 258
TRACT 259.01

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TRACT 259.02 TRACT 268.04
TRACT 260.01 TRACT 268.05
TRACT 260.02 TRACT 268.06
TRACT 260.99 TRACT 268.07
TRACT 261 TRACT 269.03
TRACT 262 TRACT 269.04
TRACT 263 TRACT 269.05
TRACT 264 TRACT 269.06
TRACT 265 TRACT 269.07
TRACT 266.01 TRACT 270
TRACT 266.02 TRACT 271.01
TRACT 267.01 TRACT 271.02
TRACT 267.02 TRACT 271.03
TRACT 267.03 CCD 55
TRACT 268.03
Rep. Dunbar moved the adoption of the amendment, which
was adopted.

Representative Mann offered the following amendment:
Amendment 3-On page 19, lines 1-8, and on page 23, line 1,
through page 25, line 19, strike descriptions of districts 10, 12
& 13 and insert new descriptions of districts 10, 12, and 13:
DISTRICT 10 CONSISTS BLOCK 317
OF: BLOCK 318
HARDEE COUNTY BLOCK 319
MANATEE COUNTY BLOCK 320
PART OF OSCEOLA BLOCK 321
COUNTY BLOCK 322
PART OF CCD 5 BLOCK 323
TRACT 401.01 BLOCK 324
PART OF TRACT TRACT 504
401.02 TRACT 506
ED 0139 TRACT 507
ED 0178 MARTIN COUNTY
ED 0179 OKEECHOBEE COUNTY
PART OF POLK COUNTY PART OF PALM BEACH
CCD 10 COUNTY
CCD 45 CCD 10
CCD 55 CCD 35
PART OF CCD 70 CCD 45
PART OF TRACT 142 CCD 70
BG 1 PART OF CCD 77
TRACT 143 TRACT 78.01
TRACT 144 TRACT 78.02
TRACT 155 PART OF CCD 80
CCD 96 TRACT 14.02
PART OF SARASOTA TRACT 16
COUNTY TRACT 17
CCD 11 TRACT 18.01
CCD 13 TRACT 18.02
PART OF CCD 15 TRACT 19.01
TRACT 3 TRACT 19.02
TRACT 11 TRACT 20
TRACT 12 TRACT 21
TRACT 14 TRACT 22
TRACT 23
DISTRICT 12 CONSISTS TRACT 24
OF: TRACT 25
DE SOTO COUNTY TRACT 26
GLADES COUNTY PART OF TRACT 27
HENDRY COUNTY BG 1
HIGHLANDS COUNTY TRACT 35.01
PART OF INDIAN RIVER PART OF POLK COUNTY
COUNTY CCD 40
PART OF CCD 15 PART OF CCD 70
PART OF TRACT 501 PART OF TRACT 142
ED 0238 ED 0492
PART OF BG 1 BG 2
BLOCK 146 BG 3
BLOCK 147 TRACT 154
BLOCK 148 TRACT 156
BLOCK 149 ST. LUCIE COUNTY
BLOCK 150
BLOCK 151 DISTRICT 13 CONSISTS
BLOCK 152 OF:
BLOCK 153 CHARLOTTE COUNTY
BLOCK 154 COLLIER COUNTY
BLOCK 155 LEE COUNTY
BLOCK 156 PART OF SARASOTA
BLOCK 157 COUNTY

BLOCK 158 CCD 6
PART OF BG 3 CCD 8
BLOCK 316 CCD 12

PART OF CCD 15 TRACT 10
TRACT 1 TRACT 13
TRACT 2 TRACT 15
TRACT 2.99 TRACT 16
TRACT 4 TRACT 17
TRACT 5 TRACT 18
TRACT 6 TRACT 19.01
TRACT 7 TRACT 19.02
TRACT 9 CCD 35
Rep. Mann moved the adoption of the amendment, which
failed of adoption.
Representative M. E. Hawkins offered the following amend-
ment:
Amendment 4-On page 19, lines 1-8, and on page 23, line
1, through page 25, line 19, strike descriptions of districts 10,
12 & 13 and insert new descriptions for districts 10, 12 & 13:
DISTRICT 10 CONSISTS ED 0238
OF: PART OF BG 1
DE SOTO COUNTY BLOCK 146
HARDEE COUNTY BLOCK 147
HIGHLANDS COUNTY BLOCK 148
PART OF MANATEE BLOCK 149
COUNTY BLOCK 150
PART OF CCD 10 BLOCK 151
TRACT 1.01 BLOCK 152
TRACT 1.02 BLOCK 153
TRACT 1.03 BLOCK 154
TRACT 1.04 BLOCK 155
PART OF TRACT 2 BLOCK 156
PART OF BG 1 BLOCK 157
BLOCK 101 BLOCK 158
BLOCK 102 PART OF BG 3
BLOCK 103 BLOCK 316
BLOCK 104 BLOCK 317
BLOCK 105 BLOCK 318
BLOCK 106 BLOCK 319
BLOCK 107 BLOCK 320
BLOCK 108 BLOCK 321
BLOCK 109 BLOCK 322
BLOCK 110 BLOCK 323
BLOCK 111 BLOCK 324
BLOCK 112 TRACT 504
BLOCK 113 TRACT 506
BLOCK 122 TRACT 507
BLOCK 123 MARTIN COUNTY
BLOCK 124 OKEECHOBEE COUNTY
BLOCK 125 PART OF PALM BEACH
BLOCK 126 COUNTY
TRACT 4.01 CCD 10
TRACT 4.02 CCD 35
TRACT 5.01 CCD 45
TRACT 5.02 CCD 70
TRACT 6.01 PART OF CCD 77
TRACT 6.02 TRACT 78.01
TRACT 7 TRACT 78.02
TRACT 8.01 PART OF CCD 80
TRACT 8.02 TRACT 14.02
TRACT 12.01 TRACT 16
TRACT 12.02 TRACT 17
TRACT 18 TRACT 18.01
TRACT 19.02 TRACT 18.02
CCD 15 TRACT 19.01
CCD 30 TRACT 19.02
CCD 35 TRACT 20
PART OF OSCEOLA TRACT 21
COUNTY TRACT 22
PART OF CCD 5 TRACT 23
TRACT 401.01 TRACT 24
PART OF TRACT 401.02 TRACT 25
ED 0139 TRACT 26
ED 0178 PART OF TRACT 27
ED 0179 BG 1
POLK COUNTY TRACT 35.01
ST. LUCIE COUNTY
DISTRICT 12 CONSISTS
OF: DISTRICT 13 CONSISTS
COLLIER COUNTY OF:
GLADES COUNTY CHARLOTTE COUNTY
HENDRY COUNTY LEE COUNTY

PART OF INDIAN RIVER PART OF MANATEE
COUNTY COUNTY
PART OF CCD 15 PART OF CCD 10
PART OF TRACT 501 PART OF TRACT 2

May 21, 1982

JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

PART OF BG 1 BG 4
BLOCK 114 TRACT 3.01
BLOCK 115 TRACT 3.02
BLOCK 116 TRACT 3.03
BLOCK 117 TRACT 9
BLOCK 118 TRACT 10
BLOCK 119 TRACT 11.01
BLOCK 120 TRACT 11.02
BLOCK 121 TRACT 17.01
BG 2 TRACT 17.02
BG 3 SARASOTA COUNTY
Rep. Hawkins moved the adoption of the amendment, which
failed of adoption.

Representative Liberti offered the following amendment:
Amendment 5-On page 23, line 1, through page 25, line
19, strike descriptions of Districts 12 & 13 and insert new
descriptions of Districts 12 & 13:
DISTRICT 12 CONSISTS MARTIN COUNTY
OF: OKEECHOBEE COUNTY
GLADES COUNTY PART OF PALM BEACH
HENDRY COUNTY COUNTY
HIGHLANDS COUNTY CCD 10
PART OF INDIAN RIVER CCD 35
COUNTY CCD 45
PART OF CCD 15 CCD 70
PART OF TRACT 501 PART OF CCD 77
ED 0238 TRACT 78.01
PART OF BG 1 TRACT 78.02
BLOCK 146 PART OF CCD 80
BLOCK 147 TRACT 14.02
BLOCK 148 TRACT 16
BLOCK 149 TRACT 17
BLOCK 150 TRACT 18.01
BLOCK 151 TRACT 18.02
BLOCK 152 TRACT 19.01
BLOCK 153 TRACT 19.02
BLOCK 154 TRACT 20
BLOCK 155 TRACT 21
BLOCK 156 TRACT 22
BLOCK 157 TRACT 23
BLOCK 158 TRACT 24
PART OF BG 3 TRACT 25
BLOCK 316 TRACT 26
BLOCK 317 PART OF TRACT 27
BLOCK 318 BG 1
BLOCK 319 TRACT 35.01
BLOCK 320 ST. LUCIE COUNTY
BLOCK 321
BLOCK 322 DISTRICT 13 CONSISTS
BLOCK 323 OF:
BLOCK 324 CHARLOTTE COUNTY
TRACT 504 COLLIER COUNTY
TRACT 506 PART OF LEE COUNTY
TRACT 507 CCD 11
PART OF LEE COUNTY CCD 16
PART OF CCD 30 CCD 21
TRACT 4 CCD 23
PART OF TRACT 5 PART OF CCD 30
PART OF BG 1 TRACT 1
BLOCK 101 TRACT 2
BLOCK 106 TRACT 3
BLOCK 107 PART OF TRACT 5
BLOCK 108 PART OF BG 1
BLOCK 117 BLOCK 102
BLOCK 118 BLOCK 103
BLOCK 134 BLOCK 104
BLOCK 135 BLOCK 105
BLOCK 136 BLOCK 111
BLOCK 147 BLOCK 112
BLOCK 148 BLOCK 113
BLOCK 149 BLOCK 114
BLOCK 174 BLOCK 115
CCD 32 BLOCK 116
CCD 35 BLOCK 119
PART OF CCD 40 BLOCK 120
TRACT 202 BLOCK 121
TRACT 203 BLOCK 122
PART OF TRACT 204 BLOCK 126
BG 1 BLOCK 127
BG 2 BLOCK 131

PART OF BG 3 BLOCK 132
BLOCK 301 BLOCK 133

BLOCK 137
BLOCK 138
BLOCK 139
BLOCK 140
BLOCK 146
BLOCK 150
BLOCK 152
BLOCK 153
BLOCK 154
BLOCK 155
BLOCK 156
BLOCK 157
BLOCK 158
BLOCK 159
BLOCK 160
BLOCK 161
BLOCK 162
BLOCK 163
BLOCK 164
BLOCK 167
BLOCK 168
BLOCK 169
BLOCK 170
BLOCK 171
BLOCK 172
BLOCK 173
BG 2
BG 3
BG 4
BG 5
BG 6

TRACT 6
TRACT 7
TRACT 8
TRACT 9
TRACT 10
TRACT 11
TRACT 12
TRACT 13
TRACT 14
TRACT 15
TRACT 16
TRACT 17
TRACT 18
TRACT 19
PART OF CCD 40
TRACT 201
PART OF TRACT 204
PART OF BG 3
BLOCK 303
BLOCK 304
BLOCK 307
BLOCK 314
BLOCK 315
TRACT 205
TRACT 206
TRACT 207
TRACT 208
CCD 45
CCD 50
SARASOTA COUNTY

Without objection, the amendment was withdrawn.

Representative Gallagher offered the following amendment:
Amendment 6-On page 31, line 1, through page 39, line 31,
strike descriptions of districts 16-19 and insert new descrip-
tions of districts 16-19:

DISTRICT 16 CONSISTS
OF:
PART OF BROWARD
COUNTY
CCD 3
CCD 10
PART OF CCD 20
TRACT 428
TRACT 429
TRACT 430
TRACT 431
PART OF TRACT 432
BG 1
PART OF BG 2
BLOCK 202
BLOCK 203
BLOCK 204
BLOCK 205
BLOCK 206
BLOCK 207
BLOCK 208
BLOCK 223
BLOCK 224
BLOCK 225
PART OF TRACT 433
BG 5
PART OF BG 6
BLOCK 601
BLOCK 603
BLOCK 604
BLOCK 605
BLOCK 607
BLOCK 608
BLOCK 609
BLOCK 610
BLOCK 611
BLOCK 612
BLOCK 623
BLOCK 624
BLOCK 625
BLOCK 626
BLOCK 627
BLOCK 628
BLOCK 629
BLOCK 630
BLOCK 631

BLOCK 632
PART OF BG 7
BLOCK 702
BLOCK 703
BLOCK 704
BLOCK 705
BLOCK 706
BLOCK 707
BLOCK 708
BLOCK 709
BLOCK 710
BLOCK 711
BLOCK 712
CCD 25
CCD 30
CCD 38
PART OF CCD 43
PART OF TRACT 611
PART OF BG 1
BLOCK 106
BLOCK 107
BLOCK 108
BLOCK 109
BLOCK 110
BLOCK 111
BLOCK 112
BLOCK 113
BLOCK 114
BLOCK 115
BLOCK 116
BLOCK 117
BLOCK 118
BLOCK 119
BLOCK 120
BLOCK 121
BLOCK 124
BLOCK 125
BLOCK 126
BLOCK 127
BLOCK 128
BLOCK 129
BLOCK 130
BLOCK 131
BLOCK 132
BLOCK 133

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JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

PART OF DADE COUNTY
PART OF CCD 17
PART OF TRACT 115
ED 0100
ED 0101
ED 0102
ED 0103
ED 0104
PART OF CCD 20
TRACT 93.04
TRACT 93.05
TRACT 101.02
TRACT 101.06
TRACT 101.07
PART OF CCD 28
TRACT 101.03
TRACT 101.08
PART OF CCD 45
TRACT 60.01
TRACT 60.02
PART OF CCD 85
PART OF TRACT 100.01
PART OF BG 9
BLOCK 904
TRACT 100.05
TRACT 100.07
PART OF CCD 90
TRACT 90.01
TRACT 90.02
PART OF CCD 120
TRACT 77.01
TRACT 88.01
TRACT 88.02
TRACT 89.01
TRACT 89.02
TRACT 89.03
DISTRICT 17 CONSISTS
OF:
PART OF DADE COUNTY
PART OF CCD 45
TRACT 1.03
TRACT 1.04
TRACT 1.05
TRACT 1.06
TRACT 2.01
TRACT 2.02
TRACT 2.03
TRACT 2.04
TRACT 2.05
TRACT 2.06
TRACT 2.07
TRACT 2.08
TRACT 3.01
TRACT 3.02
TRACT 3.03
TRACT 3.04
TRACT 4.01
TRACT 4.02
TRACT 4.03
TRACT 4.04
TRACT 4.05
TRACT 4.06
TRACT 4.07
TRACT 4.08
TRACT 5.03
TRACT 9.01
TRACT 9.02
TRACT 9.03
TRACT 10.01
TRACT 10.02
TRACT 10.03
TRACT 10.04
TRACT 11.01
TRACT 11.02
TRACT 11.03
TRACT 11.04
TRACT 12.02
TRACT 12.03
TRACT 12.04
TRACT 13

TRACT 14
TRACT 15.01
TRACT 15.02

TRACT 17.01
TRACT 17.02
TRACT 18.01
TRACT 18.02
TRACT 18.03
TRACT 19.01
TRACT 19.02
TRACT 20.01
TRACT 20.02
TRACT 21
TRACT 22.01
TRACT 22.02
TRACT 23
TRACT 96
TRACT 97.01
TRACT 97.02
TRACT 98
PART OF CCD 50
TRACT 1.01
TRACT 38
TRACT 39.01
TRACT 39.02
TRACT 39.04
TRACT 39.05
TRACT 39.06
TRACT 40
PART OF CCD 85
TRACT 94
TRACT 95.01
TRACT 95.02
TRACT 99.01
TRACT 99.02
TRACT 99.03
TRACT 99.04

DISTRICT 18 CONSISTS
OF:
PART OF DADE COUNTY
PART OF CCD 20
TRACT 6.01
TRACT 6.02
TRACT 6.03
TRACT 6.04
TRACT 6.05
TRACT 6.06
TRACT 7.01
TRACT 7.03
TRACT 7.04
TRACT 8.01
TRACT 8.02
TRACT 16.01
TRACT 16.02
TRACT 92
TRACT 93.02
TRACT 93.03
PART OF CCD 45
TRACT 5.01
TRACT 5.02
TRACT 17.03
TRACT 24
TRACT 25
TRACT 26
TRACT 27.01
TRACT 27.02
TRACT 28
TRACT 29
TRACT 30.01
TRACT 30.02
TRACT 31
TRACT 34
TRACT 36.01
TRACT 36.02
TRACT 37.01
TRACT 37.02
TRACT 37.99
TRACT 47.01
TRACT 47.02
TRACT 47.03
TRACT 48
TRACT 49
TRACT 50
TRACT 51

TRACT 52
TRACT 53.01
TRACT 53.02

TRACT 54.01
TRACT 54.02
TRACT 55.01
TRACT 55.02
TRACT 56
TRACT 57.01
TRACT 57.02
TRACT 58.01
TRACT 58.02
TRACT 59.01
TRACT 59.02
TRACT 59.03
TRACT 59.04
PART OF TRACT 62
BG 1
BG 2
BG 5
BG 6
TRACT 63.01
TRACT 63.02
TRACT 64
TRACT 65
TRACT 66
TRACT 67.01
TRACT 67.02
TRACT 69
TRACT 70.01
TRACT 70.02
PART OF CCD 50
TRACT 41.01
TRACT 41.02
TRACT 42
TRACT 43
TRACT 44
TRACT 45
DISTRICT 19 CONSISTS
OF:
PART OF DADE COUNTY
PART OF CCD 17
PART OF TRACT 115
ED 0105
ED 0106
ED 0107

ED 0108
ED 0109
ED 0110
ED 0111
BG 1
BG 2
BG 9
CCD 25
PART OF CCD 28
TRACT 101.09
TRACT 101.10
TRACT 101.11
TRACT 101.12
TRACT 101.13
TRACT 101.14
CCD 30
CCD 35
PART OF CCD 45
TRACT 61.01
TRACT 61.02
PART OF TRACT 62
BG 3
BG 4
TRACT 68
TRACT 71
TRACT 72
TRACT 73
TRACT 74
TRACT 75.01
TRACT 75.02
TRACT 75.03
TRACT 76.01
TRACT 76.02
TRACT 76.03
TRACT 76.04
TRACT 77.02
TRACT 77.03
CCD 110
PART OF CCD 120
TRACT 85.01
TRACT 85.02
TRACT 86
TRACT 87
MONROE COUNTY

Rep. Gallagher moved the adoption of the amendment, which
failed of adoption. The vote was:

Yeas-36

Bankhead
Brantley
Brodie
Bush
Casas
Crotty
Danson
Deratany
Drage

Nays-72
The Chair
Allen
Batchelor
Bell
Boles
Brown
Burnsed
Burrall
Carlton
Carpenter
Clements
Cosgrove
Cox
Crady
Crawford
Davis
Foster
Fox

Dunbar
Easley
Evans-Jones
Ewing
Gallagher
Grant
Hieber
Jones, D. L.
Kimmel

Friedman
Gardner
Girardeau
Gustafson
Hagler
Hall, C. A.
Hall, L. J.
Hattaway
Hawkins, L. R.
Hazouri
Hodges, G.
Hodges, W. R.
Johnson, A. E.
Johnson, B. L.
Johnson, R. C.
Jones, C. F.
Kelly
Kershaw

Kiser
McEwan
McPherson, S.
Messersmith
Moore
Myers
Nergard
Nuckolls
Patchett

Lehman
Lehtinen
Lewis
Liberti
Lippman
McPherson, T.
Meek
Meffert
Melby
Mills
Mitchell
Moffitt
Morgan
Ogden
O'Malley
Pajcic
Patterson
Plummer, L. H.

Plummer, J.
Richmond
Sample
Smith, J. H.
Steele
Watt
Webster
Woodburn
Woodruff

Price
Ready
Reynolds
Robinson
Rosen
Sheldon
Silver
Smith, C. R.
Smith, L. J.
Spaet
Thomas
Thompson
Upchurch
Ward
Weinstock
Wetherell
Williams
Young

Representative Bell offered the following amendment:
Amendment 7-On page 3, line 9, strike descriptions of dis-
tricts 1-19 and insert new descriptions of districts 1-19:

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DISTRICT 1 CONSISTS
OF:
PART OF BAY COUNTY
PART OF CCD 5
PART OF TRACT 4
ED 0335
TRACT 14
CCD 10
PART OF CCD 20
TRACT 8
TRACT 9
TRACT 10
TRACT 11
TRACT 12
TRACT 13
TRACT 15
TRACT IG
TRACT 17
TRACT 18
TRACT 19
TRACT 20
TRACT 21
TRACT 22
TRACT 23
TRACT 23.99
TRACT 24
TRACT 25
CCD 22
CCD 25
ESCAMBIA COUNTY
OKALOOSA COUNTY
SANTA ROSA COUNTY
WALTON COUNTY
DISTRICT 2 CONSISTS
OF:
BAKER COUNTY
PART OF BAY COUNTY
PART OF CCD 5
PART OF TRACT 4
ED 0334
BG 1
PART OF CCD 20
TRACT 5
CCD 35
CALHOUN COUNTY
COLUMBIA COUNTY
DIXIE COUNTY
PART OF DUVAL COUNTY
PART OF CCD 35
TRACT 106
TRACT 118
TRACT 119.01
TRACT 119.02
TRACT 126.01
TRACT 126.02
TRACT 127
TRACT 128
TRACT 135.01
TRACT 136
TRACT 137.01
TRACT 137.02
FRANKLIN COUNTY
GADSDEN COUNTY
GILCHRIST COUNTY
GULF COUNTY
HAMILTON COUNTY
HOLMES COUNTY
JACKSON COUNTY
JEFFERSON COUNTY
LAFAYETTE COUNTY
LEON COUNTY
LIBERTY COUNTY
MADISON COUNTY
SUWANNEE COUNTY
TAYLOR COUNTY
WAKULLA COUNTY
WASHINGTON COUNTY
DISTRICT 3 CONSISTS OF:
PART OF DUVAL COUNTY
PART OF CCD 35
TRACT 1

TRACT 1.99
TRACT 2
TRACT 2.99

TRACT 3
TRACT 4
TRACT 5
TRACT 6
TRACT 7
TRACT 8
TRACT 9
TRACT 10
TRACT 10.99
TRACT 11
TRACT 12
TRACT 13
TRACT 14
TRACT 15
TRACT 16
TRACT 17
TRACT 18
TRACT 19
TRACT 20
TRACT 21
TRACT 22
TRACT 23
TRACT 24
TRACT 25
TRACT 26
TRACT 27
TRACT 28
TRACT 29
TRACT 101
TRACT 102.01
TRACT 102.02
TRACT 103
TRACT 104
TRACT 105
TRACT 107
TRACT 108
TRACT 109
TRACT 110
TRACT 111
TRACT 112
TRACT 113
TRACT 114
TRACT 115
TRACT 116
TRACT 117
TRACT 120
TRACT 121
TRACT 122
TRACT 123
TRACT 124
TRACT 125
TRACT 129
TRACT 130
TRACT 131
TRACT 132
TRACT 133
TRACT 134.01
TRACT 134.02
TRACT 135.02
TRACT 138
TRACT 138.99
TRACT 139.01
TRACT 139.02
TRACT 139.03
TRACT 140
TRACT 141
TRACT 142
TRACT 143.01
TRACT 143.02
TRACT 145
TRACT 146
TRACT 147
TRACT 148
TRACT 149.01
TRACT 149.02
TRACT 150.01
TRACT 150.02
TRACT 151
TRACT 152
TRACT 153
TRACT 154
TRACT 155
TRACT 156

TRACT 157
TRACT 158.01
TRACT 158.02

TRACT 159.01
TRACT 159.02
TRACT 160
TRACT 161
TRACT 162
TRACT 163
TRACT 164
TRACT 165
TRACT 166.01
TRACT 166.02
TRACT 167.02
NASSAU COUNTY

DISTRICT 4 CONSISTS
OF:
PART OF CLAY COUNTY
CCD 5
PART OF CCD 20
TRACT 307
TRACT 308
PART OF DUVAL COUNTY
PART OF CCD 35
TRACT 144
TRACT 167.01
TRACT 168
FLAGLER COUNTY
PART OF LAKE COUNTY
PART OF CCD 15
PART OF TRACT 304.01
ED 0250
PART OF CCD 50
TRACT 301.02
PART OF MARION
COUNTY
PART OF CCD 5
TRACT 7
TRACT 8
TRACT 9
TRACT 11
CCD 15
CCD 20
PART OF CCD 25
TRACT 12
TRACT 13
TRACT 14
TRACT 15
TRACT 16
TRACT 17
TRACT 18
TRACT 19
TRACT 20
TRACT 21
TRACT 22
TRACT 23
TRACT 24
PART OF CCD 30
TRACT 2
PART OF PUTNAM
COUNTY
CCD 5
CCD 10
CCD 25
ST. JOHNS COUNTY
VOLUSIA COUNTY

DISTRICT 5 CONSISTS OF:
PART OF LAKE COUNTY
CCD 5
CCD 10
PART OF CCD 15
PART OF TRACT 304.01
ED 0251
ED 0256T
ED 0256U
ED 0257
TRACT 304.02
CCD 20
CCD 22
CCD 25
CCD 30
CCD 40
CCD 45
PART OF CCD 50

TRACT 301.01
TRACT 301.03

May 21, 1982

TRACT 307
TRACT 308
TRACT 309
TRACT 314
CCD 25

11

PART OF ORANGE
COUNTY
CCD 5
PART OF CCD 40
TRACT 104
TRACT 105
TRACT 106
TRACT 107.01
TRACT 107.02
TRACT 115
TRACT 116
TRACT 117.01
TRACT 117.02
TRACT 118
TRACT 119.01
TRACT 119.02
TRACT 120
TRACT 121
TRACT 122
TRACT 123
TRACT 124
TRACT 125
TRACT 126
TRACT 127.01
TRACT 145
TRACT 146.01
TRACT 146.02
TRACT 146.03
TRACT 147
TRACT 151.01
TRACT 151.02
TRACT 152.01
TRACT 152.02
TRACT 153
PART OF TRACT 155.01
BG 2
BG 3
TRACT 169.01
TRACT 169.02
CCD 63
CCD 86
SEMINOLE COUNTY
DISTRICT 6 CONSISTS OF:
ALACHUA COUNTY
BRADFORD COUNTY
CITRUS COUNTY
PART OF CLAY COUNTY
CCD 10
CCD 15
PART OF CCD 20
TRACT 303
TRACT 304
TRACT 305
TRACT 306
TRACT 309
CCD 25
HERNANDO COUNTY
LEVY COUNTY
PART OF MARION
COUNTY
PART OF CCD 5
TRACT 10
CCD 10
CCD 18
PART OF CCD 25
TRACT 25
PART OF CCD 30
TRACT 1
PART OF PASCO COUNTY
PART OF CCD 5
TRACT 319
TRACT 322
TRACT 323
CCD 10
CCD 15
PART OF CCD 20
PART OF TRACT 303
BG 1
BG 2
BG 3

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May 21, 1982

PART OF PUTNAM
COUNTY
CCD 21
SUMTER COUNTY
UNION COUNTY
DISTRICT 7 CONSISTS OF:
"PART OF HILLSBOROUGH
COUNTY
PART OF CCD 6
TRACT 121.01
TRACT 121.02
CCD 10
PART OF CCD 45
TRACT 101.01
TRACT 101.02
TRACT 124
TRACT 125
TRACT 126
TRACT 127
TRACT 128
TRACT 129
TRACT 130
PART OF CCD 65
TRACT 104
TRACT 106
TRACT 107
TRACT 108.03
TRACT 110.01
TRACT 110.02
TRACT 111
CCD 80
PART OF PASCO COUNTY
PART OF CCD 5
TRACT 320
TRACT 321
PART OF CCD 20
PART OF TRACT 303
BG 4
BG 6
TRACT 304
TRACT 305
TRACT 306
TRACT 315
TRACT 316
TRACT 317
CCD 30
PART OF PINELLAS
COUNTY
PART OF CCD 15
TRACT 251.14
TRACT 251.15
TRACT 251.16
PART OF CCD 20
TRACT 252.06
TRACT 252.07
TRACT 253.01
TRACT 253.02
TRACT 253.03
TRACT 254.01
TRACT 254.06
TRACT 254.07
TRACT 255.01
TRACT 255.03
TRACT 255.04
TRACT 256.01
TRACT 256.02
TRACT 258
TRACT 259.01
TRACT 259.02
TRACT 260.01
TRACT 260.02
TRACT 260.99
TRACT 261
TRACT 262
TRACT 263
TRACT 264
TRACT 265
TRACT 266.01

TRACT 266.02
TRACT 267.01
TRACT 267.02
TRACT 267.03
PART OF TRACT 268.03

BG 9
TRACT 268.04
TRACT 268.05
TRACT 268.06
TRACT 268.07
TRACT 269.03
TRACT 269.04
TRACT 269.05
TRACT 269.06
TRACT 269.07
TRACT 270
TRACT 271.01
TRACT 271.02
TRACT 271.03
CCD 55
PART OF POLK COUNTY
PART OF CCD 45
TRACT 124
PART OF CCD 55
TRACT 116
TRACT 117.02
TRACT 120.01
TRACT 121
TRACT 122
TRACT 123
PART OF CCD 96
TRACT 129
TRACT 130
PART OF TRACT 131
BG 1
BG 2
DISTRICT 8 CONSISTS OF:
PART OF MANATEE
COUNTY
PART OF CCD 10
TRACT 4.01
TRACT 11.01
TRACT 11.02
TRACT 12.01
TRACT 17.01
TRACT 17.02
TRACT 18
PART OF CCD 30
TRACT 14
TRACT 16
PART OF PINELLAS
COUNTY
PART OF CCD 15
TRACT 251.06
TRACT 251.07
TRACT 251.08
TRACT 251.09
TRACT 251.10
TRACT 251.11
TRACT 251.12
TRACT 251.13
TRACT 251.17
TRACT 251.18
TRACT 251.19
TRACT 277.01
TRACT 277.02
TRACT 278
PART OF CCD 20
TRACT 245.03
TRACT 245.04
TRACT 250.06
TRACT 252.03
TRACT 252.04
TRACT 252.05
TRACT 254.04
TRACT 254.05
TRACT 254.08
TRACT 254.09
TRACT 257
PART OF TRACT
268.03
BG 2
TRACT 276.01
TRACT 276.02
CCD 50
CCD 52

DISTRICT 9 CONSISTS OF:
PART OF HILLSBOROUGH
COUNTY

PART OF CCD 6
TRACT 122.01
TRACT 122.02
TRACT 123.01
TRACT 123.02
TRACT 132
TRACT 133.01
TRACT 133.02
TRACT 133.03
TRACT 134
CCD 25
CCD 40
PART OF CCD 45
TRACT 131
CCD 60
PART OF CCD 65
TRACT 1
TRACT 2
TRACT 3
TRACT 4
TRACT 5
TRACT 6
TRACT 7
TRACT 8
TRACT 9
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OF:
DE SOTO COUNTY
HARDEE COUNTY
PART OF HIGHLANDS
COUNTY
CCD 5
CCD 15
PART OF MANATEE
COUNTY
PART OF CCD 10
TRACT 1.01
TRACT 1.02
TRACT 1.03
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TRACT 3.01
TRACT 3.02
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TRACT 7
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TRACT 10
TRACT 12.02
TRACT 19.02
CCD 15
PART OF CCD 30
TRACT 13
TRACT 15
CCD 35
OSCEOLA COUNTY
PART OF POLK COUNTY
CCD 10
CCD 40
PART OF CCD 45
TRACT 125
TRACT 126
TRACT 127
TRACT 141
PART OF CCD 55
TRACT 101
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CCD 70
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PART OF TRACT 131
BG 3
BG 4
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OF:
BREVARD COUNTY
PART OF ORANGE
COUNTY
CCD 15
PART OF CCD 40
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OF:
GLADES COUNTY
HENRY COUNTY
PART OF HIGHLANDS
COUNTY
CCD 10
INDIAN RIVER COUNTY
PART OF LEE COUNTY
CCD 32
PART OF CCD 35
TRACT 402
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TRACT 205
MARTIN COUNTY
OKEECHOBEE COUNTY
PART OF PALM BEACH
COUNTY
CCD 10
CCD 35
CCD 45
CCD 70
CCD 77
PART OF CCD 80
TRACT 14.02
TRACT 16
TRACT 17
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PART OF TRACT 25
BG 1
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ST. LUCIE COUNTY
DISTRICT 13 CONSISTS
OF:
CHARLOTTE COUNTY
COLLIER COUNTY
PART OF LEE COUNTY
CCD 11
CCD 16
CCD 21
CCD 23
CCD 30
PART OF CCD 35
TRACT 401
PART OF CCD 40
TRACT 206
TRACT 207
TRACT 208
CCD 45
CCD 50
SARASOTA COUNTY
DISTRICT 14 CONSISTS
OF:
PART OF BROWARD
COUNTY
PART OF CCD 15
TRACT 105
TRACT 106
CCD 37
PART O0 CCD 43
TRACT 601.01
TRACT 601.02

TRACT 601.03
PART OF CCD 50
PART OF TRACT 307.02

BG 2
PART OF PALM BEACH
COUNTY
CCD 15
CCD 20
CCD 50
CCD 78
PART OF CCD 80
PART OF TRACT 25
BG 2
TRACT 27
TRACT 28
TRACT 29
TRACT 30
TRACT 31.01
TRACT 31.02
TRACT 32
TRACT 33
TRACT 34
TRACT 35.02
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OF:
PART OF BROWARD
COUNTY
PART OF CCD 15
TRACT 101
TRACT 102
TRACT 103.01
TRACT 103.02
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TRACT 107
TRACT 108
TRACT 109
TRACT 110
TRACT 301
CCD 20
PART OF CCD 30
TRACT 802
PART OF TRACT 901
PART OF BG 9
BLOCK 905
BLOCK 908
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BLOCK 911
BLOCK 915
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BLOCK 922
BLOCK 924
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BLOCK 929
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BLOCK 931
BLOCK 932
BLOCK 933
TRACT 901.99
PART OF CCD 43
TRACT 602.02
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TRACT 609
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PART OF CCD 50
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PART OF TRACT 307.02
BG 1
TRACT 308.01

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DISTRICT 16 CONSISTS
OF:
PART OF BROWARD
COUNTY
CCD 3
CCD 10
CCD 25
PART OF CCD 30
TRACT 801
TRACT 803
TRACT 804.01
TRACT 804.02
TRACT 805
PART OF TRACT 901
BG 1
BG 2
BG 3
PART OF BG 9
BLOCK 901
BLOCK 902
BLOCK 903
BLOCK 904
BLOCK 934
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TRACT 903
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TRACT 920
TRACT 921
CCD 38
PART OF CCD 43
TRACT 601.04
TRACT 602.01
TRACT 605.02
TRACT 606.02
TRACT 610.02
PART OF DADE COUNTY
PART OF CCD 17
PART OF TRACT 115
ED 0100
ED 0101
ED 0102
ED 0103
ED 0104
PART OF CCD 20
TRACT 101.06
TRACT 101.07
PART OF CCD 28
TRACT 101.03
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PART OF CCD 45
PART OF TRACT 59.01
BG 3
PART OF TRACT 59.02
BG 4
TRACT 59.03
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DISTRICT 17 CONSISTS
OF:
PART OF DADE COUNTY
PART OF CCD 20
TRACT 6.01
TRACT 6.02
PART OF TRACT 6.03
BG 1
BG 2
BG 4
TRACT 6.04
TRACT 6.05
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PART OF TRACT 7.01
BG 3
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TRACT 8.02
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PART OF CCD 45
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PART OF CCD 50
TRACT 1.01
PART OF CCD 85
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TRACT 99.02
TRACT 99.03
TRACT 99.04
PART OF TRACT 100.01
BG 1
TRACT 100.02
TRACT 100.06
TRACT 100.08
DISTRICT 18 CONSISTS
OF:
PART OF DADE COUNTY
PART OF CCD 20
PART OF TRACT 6.03
BG 3
PART OF TRACT 7.01
BG 1
BG 2
BG 4
BG 5
BG 9
TRACT 7.03
TRACT 7.04
TRACT 16.01
TRACT 16.02
CCD 35
PART OF CCD 45
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TRACT 18.01
TRACT 18.02
TRACT 18.03
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BG 3
BG 4
BG 5
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PART OF TRACT 74
BG 5
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PART OF CCD 50
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TRACT 44
TRACT 45
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PART OF CCD 90
TRACT 91
DISTRICT 19 CONSISTS
OF:
PART OF DADE COUNTY
PART OF CCD 17
PART OF TRACT 115
ED 0105
ED 0106
ED 0107
ED 0108
ED 0109

ED 0110
ED 0111
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BG 2
BG 9
CCD 25
PART OF CCD 28
TRACT 101.09
TRACT 101.10
TRACT 101.11
TRACT 101.12
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TRACT 101.14
CCD 30
PART OF CCD 45
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PART OF TRACT 65
BG 6
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PART OF TRACT 74
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BG 6
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TRACT 77.03
CCD 110
PART OF CCD 120
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TRACT 85.02
TRACT 86
TRACT 87
MONROE COUNTY

Rep. Bell moved the adoption of the amendment. During con-
sideration thereof, without objection, the amendment was with-
drawn.

On motion by Rep. Moffitt,
1-G, as amended, was read the
the vote was:

Yeas-90
The Chair
Allen
Batchelor
Bell
Boles
Brown
Burnsed
Burrall
Carlton
Carpenter
Clements
Cosgrove
Cox
Crady
Crawford
Danson
Davis
Deratany
Dunbar
Dyer
Easley
Evans-Jones
Ewing

Foster
Fox
Friedman
Gardner
Girardeau
Gordon
Grant
Gustafson
Hagler
Hall, C. A.
Hall, L. J.
Hattaway
Hawkins, L. R.
Hazouri
Hieber
Hodges, G.
Hodges, W. R.
Hollingsworth
Johnson, A. E.
Johnson, B. L.
Johnson, R. C.
Jones, C. F.
Jones, D. L.

Nays-22
Bankhead Brodie
Brantley Bush

the rules were waived and HB
third time by title. On passage,

Kershaw
Kiser
Lehman
Lehtinen
Lewis
Liberti
Lippman
McPherson, T.
Meek
Melby
Mills
Mitchell
Moffitt
Moore
Morgan
Myers
Nergard
Nuckolls
Ogden
O'Malley
Pajeic
Patterson
Plummer, L. H.

Casas
Crotty

Price
Ready
Reynolds
Richmond
Robinson
Rosen
Sheldon
Silver
Smith, C. R.
Smith, J. H.
Smith, L. J.
Spaet
Steele
Thomas
Thompson
Upchurch
Ward
Weinstock
Wetherell
Williams
Young

Drage
Gallagher

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McPherson, S.
Meffert
Messersmith
Patchett

Plummer, J.
Sample
Watt
Webster

Woodburn
Woodruff

Votes after roll call:
Yeas-Shackelford, Martin, Sadowski
Nays-M. E. Hawkins
So the bill passed, as amended, and was immediately certi-
fied to the Senate after engrossment.

By Representatives Silver, Fox, and Cosgrove-
HB 4-G-A bill to be entitled An act relating to the local
government half-cent sales tax; amending s. 200.085(4), Florida
Statutes; providing that certain exceptions to village limita-
tions shall not apply to Dade County and its municipalities;
providing that such governments may levy a millage above
the tax reduction rate if the additional moneys are used for
crime control and crime prevention programs; providing limita-
tions; providing an effective date.
Rep. Silver moved that HB 4-G be admitted for introduction,
the Speaker having ruled that the measure was outside the
purview of the Call. The motion was not agreed to by the
required Constitutional two-thirds vote. Therefore, HB 4-G was
not admitted for introduction.

By Representative Haben-
HB 7-G-A bill to be entitled An act relating to tax on sales,
use and other transactions; providing for refund of additional
taxes paid by certain contractors; providing penalties; provid-
ing an effective date.
Rep. Pajcic moved that HB 7-G be admitted for introduction,
the Speaker having ruled that the measure was outside the
purview of the Call. The motion was agreed to by the required
Constitutional two-thirds vote and HB 7-G was read the first
time by title. On motions by Rep. Pajcic, the rules were waived
and HB 7-G was read the second time by title and the third time
by title. On passage, the vote was:

Yeas-112

Foster
Fox
Friedman
Gallagher
Gardner
Girardeau
Gordon
Grant
Gustafson
Hagler
Hall, C. A.
Hall, L. J.
Hattaway
Hawkins, L. R.
Hawkins, M. E.
Hazouri
Hieber
Hodges, G.
Hodges, W. R.
Hollingsworth
Johnson, A. E.
Johnson, B. L.
Johnson, R. C.
Jones, C. F.
Jones, D. L.
Kelly
Kershaw
Kimmel

Kiser
Lehman
Lehtinen
Lewis
Liberti
Lippman
Mann
Martin
McEwan
McPherson, S.
McPherson, T.
Meek
Meffert
Melby
Messersmith
Mills
Mitchell
Moffitt
Moore
Morgan
Myers
Nergard
Nuckolls
Ogden
O'Malley
Pajcic
Patchett
Patterson

Plummer, J.
Plummer, L. H.
Price
Ready
Reynolds
Richmond
Robinson
Rosen
Sample
Shackelford
Sheldon
Silver
Smith, C. R.
Smith, J. H.
Smith, L. J.
Spaet
Steele
Thomas
Thompson
Upchurch
Ward
Watt
Webster
Wetherell
Williams
Woodburn
Woodruff
Young

Kelly
Kimmel
Mann
McEwan

The Chair
Allen
Bankhead
Batchelor
Bell
Boles
Brantley
Brodie
Brown
Burnsed
Burrall
Bush
Carlton
Carpenter
Clements
Cosgrove
Cox
Crady
Crawford
Crotty
Danson
Davis
Deratany
Drage
Dunbar
Dyer
Easley
Evans-Jones

Ewing
Foster
Fox
Friedman
Gallagher
Gardner
Girardeau
Gordon
Grant
Gustafson
Hagler
Hall, L. J.
Hattaway
Hawkins, M. E.
Hazouri
Hieber
Hodges, G.
Hodges, W. R.
Hollingsworth
Johnson, A. E.
Johnson, B. L.
Johnson, R. C.
Jones, C. F.
Jones, D. L.
Kelly
Kershaw
Kimmel
Kiser

Nays-None
Votes after roll call:
Yeas-C. A. Hall, Sheldon

Lehman Price
Lehtinen Ready
Lewis Reynolds
Liberti Richmond
Lippman Robinson
Mann Rosen
Martin Sample
McEwan Shackelford
McPherson, S. Silver
McPherson, T. Smith, C. R.
Meek Smith, J. H.
Meffert Smith, L. J.
Melby Spaet
Messersmith Steele
Mills Thomas
Mitchell Thompson
Moore Upchurch
Morgan Ward
Myers Watt
Nergard Webster
Nuckolls Wetherell
Ogden Williams
O'Malley Woodburn
Pajcic Woodruff
Patchett Young
Patterson
Plummer, J.
Plummer, L. H.

Nays-None So the bill passed and was immediately certified to the
Votes after roll call: Senate.
Yeas-Clements, Sadowski By Representatives Boles, R. C. Johnson, Kelly, and Nuckolls-
So the bill passed and was immediately certified to the HB 13-G-A bill to be entitled An act relating to the Ad-
Senate. visory Council on Veterans' Affairs; amending s. 292.04, Florida

By Representative Pajcic-
HB 9-G-A bill to be entitled An act relating to taxation;
amending s. 220.03(5), Florida Statutes, which allows tax-
payers liable for the corporate income tax certain elections
with respect to applicability of amendments to the Internal
Revenue Code; specifying time limitations; providing addi-
tional specifications regarding such applicability; clarifying
revocation provisions; amending s. 220.13(1) (a) and (d), Flor-
ida Statutes, as amended; revising provisions relating to ap-
plicability of the emergency excise tax and of income from
certain installment sales in computation of adjusted federal
income; amending s. 220.68(2), Florida Statutes; including
the emergency excise tax in computation of the credit against
the franchise tax; amending s. 221.01, Florida Statutes, relat-
ing to imposition of emergency excise tax on certain taxpayers;
clarifying retroactive application; revising method of computa-
tion of the tax and deleting provisions relating to payment
thereof; amending s. 221.04, Florida Statutes; providing appli-
cation of administrative provisions and rulemaking powers of
the Department of Revenue; amending s. 624.509(4), Florida
Statutes; including the emergency excise tax in computation
of the credit against the insurance premium tax; amending ss.
7 and 8 of chapter 82-232, Laws of Florida; revising provisions
relating to severability, effectiverability, effective date, and application of said
act; amending s. 200.069(10)(c), Florida Statutes; clarifying
a computation with respect to the statement included in the
notice of proposed property taxes relating to effect of the local
government half-cent sales tax; amending s. 200.071(1), Florida
Statutes,a amended; clarifying provisions relating to county
millage limitations; amending s. 213.05, Florida Statutes, as
amended; providing responsibilities of the Department of Reve-
nue with respect to intangible personal property taxes; pro-
viding effective dates.
Rep. Pajcic moved that HB 9-G be admitted for introduc-
tion, the Speaker having ruled that the measure was outside
the purview of the Call. The motion was agreed to by the
required Constitutional two-thirds vote and HB 9-G was read
the first time by title. On motions by Rep. Pajcic, the rules
were waived and HB 9-G was read the second time by title and
the third time by title. On passage, the vote was:

Yeas-109

The Chair
Allen
Bankhead
Batchelor
Bell
Boles
Brantley
Brodie
Brown
Burnsed
Burrall
Bush
Carlton
Carpenter
Casas
Cosgrove
Cox
Crady
Crotty
Danson
Davis
Deratany
Drage
Dunbar
Dyer
Easley
Evans-Jones
Ewing

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Statutes; creating the Florida Commission on Veterans' Af-
fairs; providing for its membership, operation, and duties; re-
quiring annual reports; amending ss. 292.05(2), 20.18(1)-(3),
Florida Statutes; adding s. 20.31(2) (e), Florida Statutes; trans-
ferring the Division of Veterans' Affairs to the Department of
Administration; renaming the Department of Veteran and
Community Affairs; directing Statutory Revision to make neces-
sary amendments consistent with this act; providing an appro-
priation; providing for review and repeal of s. 292.04, Florida
Statutes, in accordance with the Sundown Act; providing an
effective date.
Rep. Boles moved that HB 13-G be admitted for introduction,
the Speaker having ruled that the measure was outside the
purview of the Call. The motion was agreed to by the required
Constitutional two-thirds vote and HB 13-G was read the first
time by title. On motion by Rep. Boles, the rules were waived
and HB 13-G was read the second time by title.

Representative G. Hodges offered the following amendment:
Amendment 1-On page 1, line 22, strike everything after
the enacting clause, and insert: Section 1. It is the intent of
the Legislature to provide a means by which the state may
obtain a comprehensive and ongoing study relating to those
citizens of Florida who are veterans, and the dependents of
those veterans, and to provide a means of liaison with the
various organizations of such veterans.
Section 2. Section 14.24, Florida Statutes, is created to read:
14.24 Florida Commission on Veterans' Affairs created.-
(1)(a) There is created a Florida Commission on Veterans'
Affairs, hereinafter referred to as the "commission," to be
composed of nine commissioners who shall be appointed by the
Governor, subject to confirmation by the Senate. Eight com-
missioners shall be appointed from various regions of the state,
with consideration given to proportional representation of the
veterans in the state based on population. One commissioner
shall be appointed from the state at large. The Governor may
suspend a member of the commission only for cause, subject
to removal or reinstatement by the Senate.
(b) Commissioners shall be veterans of a war in which the
United States was or is a participant, who were separated
from the Armed Forces of the United States under honorable
conditions. Each member of the commission shall be a citizen
of the state. Commissioners shall serve for terms of 4 years,
except that, of those initially appointed, four shall serve
for terms of 2 years and five shall serve for terms of 4
years. A vacancy shall be filled for the remainder of the
unexpired term in the same manner as the original appointment.
A member of the commission shall be eligible for reappointment.
(2)(a) The commission is assigned to the Executive Office
of the Governor. The office shall cooperate fully with the
commission in matters related to the commission's specified
authority, powers, duties, and responsibilities, and shall endeavor
to implement the recommendations of the commission concerning
the Division of Veterans' Affairs. However, the commission,
in the performance of its powers and duties under this section,
shall not be subject to control, supervision, or direction by the
Executive Office of the Governor.
(b)1. As soon as practicable after appointment, the com-
missioners shall hold an organizational meeting and shall select
a chairman, vice chairman, and secretary to serve for terms
of 2 years. The commission may meet and exercise its powers
at any place within the state. Meetings of the commission
shall be upon call of the chairman, and such meetings shall
be no less frequent than semiannual. Members of the commis-
sion shall serve without compensation, but shall be reimbursed
for per diem and travel expenses in accordance with s. 112.061.
2. The commission shall have the authority to employ an
executive director and such other personnel as may be necessary
to carry out the provisions of this section. The executive director
of the commission shall be a veteran as defined in s. 1.01(15).

(c) The commission may apply for and accept funds, grants,
gifts, and services from the state, the United States Govern-
ment or any of its agencies, or any other public or private
source and is authorized to use funds derived from these
sources to defray clerical and administrative costs as may be
necessary for carrying out the duties of the commission.

(d) The commission shall, in accordance with chapter 120,
adopt, promulgate, amend, or rescind such rules as it deems
necessary to carry out the provisions of this section.
(3) (a) It is the duty of the commission to conduct an
ongoing study on the problems and needs of those citizens of
Florida who are veterans of the Armed Forces of the United
States, and of their dependents. The study shall include, but
not be limited to, the following areas:
1. A survey of existing state and federal programs available
for such persons, specifying to what extent such programs are
presently being implemented, with recommendations for the
improved implementation or the extension and improvement of
such programs.
2. A survey of the needs of such persons in the areas of
social services, health care, education, employment, or any
other areas of determined need, with recommendations regard-
ing state and community services that would meet those needs.
8. A survey of public or private funds available that could
be used to defray the costs of state and community services
needed for such persons.
4. A survey of the contributions that veterans, or state
organizations of veterans and their auxiliaries, could make to
the people of Florida, with recommendations for encouraging
such contributions.
(b) The commission shall work with the various veterans'
organizations and their auxiliaries within the state, and shall
function as a liaison between such organizations and the state
on matters pertaining to veterans and their organizations.
(c) Upon determination that a proposed state or federal
project would benefit all veterans within the state, it is the
responsibility of the commission to initiate through the petition
process a statewide effort by veterans to obtain such benefit.
(d) The commission shall prepare an annual report based
on the duties carried out under the provisions of paragraphs
(a), (b), and (c), to be presented to the Governor no later
than January 1, with copies to the Speaker of the House of
Representatives, President of the Senate, Secretary of Admini-
stration, and such other persons as the commission may desire.
The report shall include specific suggestions for necessary
legislation and specific recommendations for any necessary
administrative or regulatory reform.
Section 3. Section 292.04, Florida Statutes, is hereby re-
pealed.
Section 4. There is hereby appropriated from the General
Revenue Fund to the Florida Commission on Veterans' Affairs
the sum of $75,000 to carry out the purposes of this act.
Section 5. Section 14.24, Florida Statutes, as created by this
act, is repealed on October 1, 1987, and shall be reviewed by the
Legislature pursuant to s. 11.611, Florida Statutes.
Section 6. This act shall take effect July 1, 1982.
Rep. Hodges moved the adoption of the amendment, which
failed of adoption.

On motion by Rep. Boles, the rules were waived and HB 13-G
was read the third time by title. On passage, the vote was:

Yeas-108

The Chair
Bankhead
Batchelor
Bell
Boles
Brantley
Brodie
Brown
Burnsed
Burrall
Bush
Carlton
Carpenter
Casas
Clements
Cosgrove
Cox

Crady
Crawford
Crotty
Davis
Deratany
Drage
Dunbar
Dyer
Easley
Evans-Jones
Ewing
Foster
Fox
Friedman
Gallagher
Gardner
Girardeau

Gordon
Gustafson
Hagler
Hail, C. A.
Hall, L. J.
Hattaway
Hawkins, M. E.
Hazouri
Hieber
Hodges, G.
Hodges, W. R.
Hollingsworth
Johnson, A. E.
Johnson, B. L.
Johnson, R. C.
Jones, C. F.
Jones, D. L.

Kelly
Kershaw
Kimmel
Kiser
Lehman
Lehtinen
Lewis
Liberti
Lippman
Mann
Martin
McEwan
McPherson, S.
McPherson, T.
Meek
Meffert
Melby

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Patchett
Patterson
Plummer, J.
Plummer, L. H.
Price
Ready
Reynolds
Richmond
Robinson
Rosen

Sample
Shackelford
Sheldon
Silver
Smith, C. R.
Smith, J. H.
Smith, L. J.
Spaet
Steele
Thomas

Thompson
Upchurch
Watt
Webster
Weinstock
Wetherell
Williams
Woodburn
Woodruff
Young

Nays-1
Sadowski
Votes after roll call:
Yeas-Grant, Ward, Nuckolls
So the bill passed and was immediately certified to the
Senate.

Recessed
The House stood in informal recess at 12:49 p.m. to reconvene
at 3:00 p.m. or upon call of the Speaker.

Reconvened
The House was called to order by the Speaker at 3:50 p.m.
A quorum was present.

Message from the Senate

The Honorable Ralph H. Haben, Jr., Speaker
I am directed to inform the House of Representatives that
the Senate has admitted for introduction and consideration by
the required Constitutional two-thirds vote and passed SB 5-G
and requests the concurrence of the House.
Joe Brown, Secretary

By Senator Stuart and others-
SB 5-G-A bill to be entitled An act relating to tax on sales,
use and other transactions; providing for refund of additional
taxes paid by certain contractors; providing penalties; provid-
ing an effective date.
Rep. Pajcic moved that SB 5-G be admitted for introduction,
the Speaker having ruled that the measure was outside the
purview of the Call. The motion was agreed to by the required
Constitutional two-thirds vote and SB 5-G was read the first
time by title. On motions by Rep. Pajcic, the rules were waived
and SB 5-G was read the second time by title and the third
time by title. On passage, the vote was:

Easley
Evans-Jones
Ewing
Friedman
Gallagher
Gardner
Girardeau
Gordon
Grant
Gustafson
Hagler
Hall, C. A.
Hall, L. J.
Hattaway
Hawkins, M. E.
Hazouri
Hieber
Hodges, G.
Hodges, W. R.
Hollingsworth
Johnson, B. L.
Johnson, R. C.
Jones, C. F.

Jones, D. L.
Kelly
Kershaw
Kimmel
Kiser
Lewis
Liberti
Lippman
Mann
Martin
McEwan
McPherson, S.
McPherson, T.
Meek
Meffert
Melby
Mills
Mitchell
Moffitt
Moore
Myers
Nergard
Nuckolls

Ogden
O'Malley
Pajcic
Patchett
Patterson
Plummer, J.
Plummer, L. H.
Price
Ready
Reynolds
Richmond
Robinson
Rosen
Sample
Shackelford
Sheldon
Silver
Smith, C. R.
Smith, J. H.
Smith, L. J.
Spaet
Steele
Thompson

Upchurch Watt
Ward Webster

Wetherell
Woodburn

Woodruff

Messersmith
Mills
Mitchell
Moffitt
Moore
Morgan
Myers
Nergard
Ogden
O'Malley

The Chair
Bankhead
Batchelor
Boles
Brantley
Brodie
Brown
Burnsed
Burrall
Bush
Carltoni
Carpenter
Clements
Cosgrove
Cox
Crady
Crotty
Danson
Davis
Deratany
Drage
Dunbar
Dyer
Easley
Evans-Jones

Ewing
Foster
Fox
Friedman
Gallagher
Gardner
Girardeau
Gordon
Grant
Gustafson
Hagler
Hall, C. A.
Hall, L. J.
Hattaway
Hawkins, M. E.
Hazouri
Hieber
Hodges, G.
Hodges, W. R.
Johnson, B. L.
Johnson, R. C.
Jones, C. F.
Jones, D. L.
Kelly
Kimmel

Kiser
Lehman
Lewis
Liberti
Mann
Martin
McEwan
McPherson, S.
McPherson, T.
Meffert
Melby
Messersmith
Mills
Mitchell
Moffitt
Moore
Morgan
Myers
Nergard
Nuckolls
Ogden
O'Malley
Pajcic
Patchett
Patterson

Plummer, J.
Plummer, L. H.
Price
Reynolds
Richmond
Robinson
Rosen
Sadowski
Sample
Shackelford
Sheldon
Silver
Smith, C. R.
Smith, J. H.
Spaet
Steele
Thompson
Upchurch
Ward
Watt
Webster
Weinstock
Wetherell
Woodburn
Woodruff

Nays-None
Votes after roll call:
Yeas-Williams, Meek, Thomas, Lehtinen, Lippman, A. E.
Johnson
So the bill passed and was immediately certified to the
Senate.

By Representative Gustafson-
HB 10-G-A bill to be entitled An act relating to insurance
and matters related thereto; amending ss. 624.07(2), 624.11(2),
624.315(9)(d), 624.3255(1), 624.501(5)(d), (12)(e), (21), (22),
and (23), 624.523(1)(e), 624.605(1)(i), 625.303(1), 625.326,
625.52(1) (h), 626.051(2)(b), 626.071(1), 626.181, 626.221(2)(e)

Nays-None
Votes after roll call:
Yeas-Morgan, Williams, Thomas, Lehtinen, Foster, A. E.
Johnson
So the bill passed and was immediately certified to the
Senate.

Continuation of Introduction and Reference
By Representative Pajcic-
HB 14-G-A bill to be entitled An act relating to taxation;
adding subsection (18) to s. 192.001, Florida Statutes; defining
"complete submission of the rolls"; amending s. 193.122(2),
Florida Statutes, as amended, and adding subsection (6) there-
to; revising provisions relating to certification of ad valorem
tax rolls and providing for submission of assessment rolls to
the executive director of the Department of Revenue; amend-
ing s. 195.052, Florida Statutes; requiring that the department
annually publish certain ad valorem tax research data; amend-
ing s. 196.199(1) (c), Florida Statutes; revising provisions
relating to description of property of governmental agency
entities which is exempt from taxation; amending s. 200.065
(2) (b), Florida Statutes; revising mailing date for notice of
proposed property taxes; providing an appropriation and di-
recting the purchase of a computerized property appraisal
system; providing an effective date.
Rep. Pajcic moved that HB 14-G be admitted for introduc-
tion, the Speaker having ruled that the measure was outside
the purview of the Call. The motion was agreed to by the re-
quired Constitutional two-thirds vote and HB 14-G was read
the first time by title. On motions by Rep. Pajeic, the rules
were waived and HB 14-G was read the second time by title
and the third time by title. On passage, the vote was:

Yeas-100

Yeas--99
The Chair
Bankhead
Batchelor
Boles
Brantley
Brodie
Brown
Burnsed
Burrall
Bush
Carlton
Carpenter
Clements
Cosgrove
Cox
Crady
Crotty
Danson
Davis
Deratany
Drage
Dunbar
Dyer

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and (h), 626.291(3) and (4), 626.301, 626.311(3), 626.321(1)(f)
and (2), 626.322, 626.361(1), 626.481(1) and (2), 626.511(1),
626.532(1), 626.541(3), 626.611(12), 626.731(2), 626.733, 626.-
735(5) and (7), 626.736, 626.737(1), 626.739(5), 626.741(1),
and 626.790(7); the introductory paragraph of s. 626.865(1);
the introductory paragraph of s. 626.866; the introductory para-
graph of s. 626.867; the introductory paragraph of s. 626.868;
the introductory paragraph of s. 626.873; ss. 626.913(2), and
626.929(1) and (2), the title of part I of chapter 627; ss. 627.-
062(2)(d), 627.0651(11), 627.351(1), 627.4145(6)(e), 627.413(1)
(g), 627.4235(2) and (4) (a), and 627.426; the introductory para-
graph of s. 627.476(2) and subsections (8)(a) and (c), (14),
and (15) thereof; ss. 627.551(5), 627.5685, 627.6055, 627.6056,
627.6176, 627.621, 627.646(1)(a) and (e), 627.6481(2)(a) and
(3)(r), 627.651(4), 627.663(2), 627.6675(11)(b), 627.702(3)(a),
627.727(1) and (2), 627.7281, 627.732(1), 627.733(1)(b), 627.-
758(1), 627.931(6), 628.511(2)(d) and (3), 629.721, 631.575(1),
and 641.05, Florida Statutes, as amended or created by chapter
82-243, Laws of Florida, correcting various technical errors
and omissions in the 1982 revision of the Insurance Code; creat-
ing s. 624.21, Florida Statutes, relating to the effect of changes
in the Insurance Code; repealing ss. 625.56(3) and 627.0651(12),
Florida Statutes, and ss. 757, 758, and 766 of chapter 82-243,
Laws of Florida; amending ss. 357 and 809(1) of chapter 82-243,
Laws of Florida, to correct additional errors and omissions
in said revision; correcting the inadvertent repeal of ss. 624.-
031 and 641.08, Florida Statutes; amending s. 768.54(2) (b)
and (3) (e), Florida Statutes, as amended, increasing the maxi-
mum bond amount or maximum total escrow account for health
care providers under the Florida Patient's Compensation Fund;
providing for the payment of settlements or judgments when
there is an inadequate amount in the fund; providing an ef-
fective date.

Rep. Gustafson moved that HB 10-G be admitted for intro-
duction, the Speaker having ruled that the measure was out-
side the purview of the Call. The motion was agreed to by the
required Constitutional two-thirds vote and HB 10-G was read
the first time by title. On motions by Rep. Gustafson, the rules
were waived and HB 10-G was read the second time by title
and the third time by title. On passage, the vote was:

Yeas-105

The Chair
Allen
Bankhead
Batchelor
Boles
Brantley
Brodie
Brown
Burrall
Bush
Carlton
Carpenter
Clements
Cosgrove
Cox
Crady
Crotty
Danson
Davis
Deratany
Drage
Dunbar
Dyer
Easley
Evans-Jones
Ewing
Foster

Fox
Friedman
Gallagher
Gardner
Girardeau
Gordon
Grant
Gustafson
Hagler
Hall, C. A.
Hall, L. J.
Hattaway
Hawkins, L. R.
Hawkins, M. E.
Hazouri
Hieber
Hodges, G.
Hodges, W. R.
Hollingsworth
Johnson, B. L.
Johnson, R. C.
Jones, C. F.
Jones, D. L.
Kelly
Kimmel
Kiser
Lehman

Lewis
Liberti
Lippman
Mann
McEwan
McPherson, S.
McPherson, T.
Meek
Meffert
Melby
Messersmith
Mills
Mitchell
Moffitt
Moore
Morgan
Myers
Nergard
Nuckolls
Ogden
Pajcic
Patchett
Patterson
Plummer, J.
Plummer, L. H.
Price
Ready

Reynolds
Richmond
Robinson
Rosen
Sadowski
Sample
Shackelford
Sheldon.
Silver
Smith, C. R.
Smith, J. H.
Smith, L. J.
Spaet
Steele
Thompson
Upchurch
Ward
Watt
Webster
Weinstock
Wetherell
Williams
Woodburn
Woodruff

Nays-1

O'Malley

Votes after roll call:

Yeas-Thomas, Lehtinen, Young, Martin, A. E. Johnson

So the bill passed and was immediately certified to the
Senate.

Message from the Senate

The Honorable Ralph H. Haben, Jr., Speaker
I am directed to inform the House of Representatives that
the Senate has passed HB 1-G with amendment and requests
the concurrence of the House. In the event the House refuses
to concur, the President has appointed Senators Skinner, Gordon,
Scott, Dunn, Maxwell, with Stuart, alternate, as members of a
Conference Committee on the part of the Senate.
Joe Brown, Secretary

By the Select Committee on Reapportionment-
HB 1-G-A bill to be entitled An act relating to the estab-
lishment of congressiongressional districts; amending s. 8.001, Florida
Statutes, providing definitions; amending s. 8.01, Florida Stat-
utes, providing for the division of the state into 19 congressional
districts; amending s. 8.011, Florida Statutes, relating to the
inclusion of unlisted territory in contiguous districts; amending
s. 8.03, Florida Statutes, relating to the election of representa-
tives to Congress; relating to effective dates for congressional
districts created in 1982; providing for severability of invalid
portions; reenacting s. 8.05, Florida Statutes, relating to mem-
bership of governmental agencies appointed pursuant to former
district boundaries; repealing s. 8.04, Florida Statutes, providing
effective dates for congressional districts created in 1972; re-
pealing s. 8.06, Florida Statutes, relating to severability of in-
valid portions; providing effective dates.
(Amendment attached to original bill)
Rep. Moffitt moved that the House refuse to concur in the
Senate amendment to HB 1-G and the Speaker appoint a Con-
ference Committee. Rep. Richmond offered a substitute motion
that the House concur in the Senate amendment, which was not
agreed to. The vote was:

Yeas-34

Brantley
Brodie
Burrall
Bush
Crotty
Danson
Deratany
Drage
Dunbar

Nays-72
The Chair
Bankhead
Batchelor
Bell
Boles
Brown
Carlton
Carpenter
Clements
Cosgrove
Cox
Crady
Davis
Dyer
Foster
Friedman
Gardner
Girardeau

Easley
Evans-Jones
Ewing
Gallagher
Grant
Hawkins, M. E.
Jones, D. L.
Kimmel
Kiser

Gordon
Gustafson
Hagler
Hall, C. A.
Hall, L. J.
Hattaway
Hawkins, L. R.
Hazouri
Hieber
Hodges, G.
Hodges, W. R.
Hollingsworth
Johnson, A. E.
Johnson, B. L.
Johnson, R. C.
Jones, C. F.
Kelly
Lehtinen

McEwan
McPherson, S.
Melby
Messersmith
Myers
Nergard
Patchett
Plummer, J.
Richmond

Lewis
Liberti
Lippman
Mann
Martin
McPherson, T.
Meek
Meffert
Mills
Mitchell
Moffitt
Moore
Morgan
Nuckolls
Ogden
O'Malley
Pajcic
Patterson

Sample
Smith, J. H.
Steele
Watt
Webster
Woodburn
Woodruff

Price
Ready
Robinson
Rosen
Sadowski
Shackelford
Sheldon
Silver
Smith, C. R.
Spaet
Thomas
Thompson
Upchurch
Ward
Weinstock
Wetherell
Williams
Young

Votes after roll call:
Nays-Fox, L. J. Smith, L. H. Plummer

The question recurred on the motion to refuse to concur in
the Senate amendment to HB 1-G and the Speaker appoint a
Conference Committee, which was agreed to. The Speaker
appointed Representatives Moffitt, Bell, Pajcic, Gustafson, Dun-
bar, with Morgan, alternate, as members of a Conference Com-
mittee on the part of the House. The action, together with
HB 1-G and Senate amendment attached thereto, was imme-
diately certified to the Senate.

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JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

Recessed
The House stood in informal recess at 3:58 p.m. to reconvene
upon call of the Speaker.

Reconvened
The House was called to order by the Speaker at 5:53 p.m. A
quorum was present.
The following Proclamation was read:
PROCLAMATION
State of Florida
Executive Department
Tallahassee
(Amendment to Proclamation dated May 18, 1982)
TO THE HONORABLE MEMBERS OF THE FLORIDA
SENATE AND THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES:
WHEREAS, on the 18th day of May, 1982, a proclamation
of the Governor was issued convening a Special Session of the
Florida Legislature to apportion the State for purposes of
United States Congressional representation as required by law
commencing at 11:00 a.m., Friday, May 21, 1982 and extend-
ing through 6:00 p.m., Friday, May 21, 1982, and
WHEREAS, consultation with the leadership of the Florida
Legislature reflects that progress is being made and that this
Special Session should be continued until the matter under
consideration is completed, and
WHEREAS, it is in the best interest of the citizens of the
State to extend the length of the Special Session in order to
permit full and adequate consideration of the apportionment
of the State for purposes of United States Congressional repre-
sentation as required by law;
NOW, THEREFORE, I, BOB GRAHAM, Governor of the
State of Florida, by virtue of the power and authority vested
in me by Article III, Section 3(c) (1), Florida Constitution, do
hereby extend the special session through 10:00 p.m., Friday,
May 21, 1982.

Except as amended by this Proclamation, the Proclamation
of the Governor dated May 18, 1982, is ratified and confirmed.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have
oE11 s?. hereunto set my hand and caused the
v Great Seal of the State of Florida to
be affixed to this proclamation con-
vening the Legislature in special ses-
sion at the Capitol, this 18th day of
May 1982.
BOB GRAHAM
Governor

ATTEST:
GEORGE FIRESTONE
Secretary of State

Recessed
The House recessed at 5:56 p.m., to reconvene at 7:42 p.m.

Reconvened
The House was called to order by the Speaker at 7:42 p.m.
A quorum was present.

Continuation of Introduction and Reference

By Representatives G. Hodges and Boles-.
HB 12-G-A bill to be entitled An act relating to the Ad-
ministrative Procedure Act; creating s. 120.525, Florida Stat-
utes, providing that the Legislature, through the appropriate
committee in each house, shall review and comment on every
proposed rule as to compliance with the legislative intent in
enacting the statute under which the agency proposes the rule;
amending s. 120.54(14), Florida Statutes, to require specific
statutory authority to enact rules; providing an effective date.

Rep. G. Hodges moved that HB 12-G be admitted for intro-
duction, the Speaker having ruled that the measure was out-
side the purview of the Call. The motion was agreed to by the
required Constitutional two-thirds vote and HB 12-G was read
the first time by title. On motions by Rep. Hodges, the rules
were waived and HB 12-G was read the second time by title and
the third time by title. On passage, the vote was:

Yeas-76

The Chair
Allen
Bankhead
Batchelor
Boles
Brantley
Brodie
Burrall
Carpenter
Casas
Cox
Crady
Crotty
Danson
Davis
Drage
Dunbar
Easley
Evans-Jones

Nays-8
Bell
Brown

Ewing
Foster
Fox
Gallagher
Gardner
Girardeau
Grant
Hagler
Hall, L. J.
Hattaway
Hawkins, L. R.
Hawkins, M. E.
Hazouri
Hieber
Hodges, G.
Hodges, W. R.
Hollingsworth
Johnson, A. E.
Johnson, B. L.

Johnson, R. C.
Jones, D. L.
Kelly
Kimmel
Lewis
McEwan
McPherson, S.
McPherson, T.
Meffert
Melby
Messersmith
Moore
Myers
Nergard
Nuckolls
Ogden
Patterson
Plummer, J.
Plummer, L. H.

Price
Ready
Reynolds
Richmond
Robinson
Rosen
Sample
Shackelford
Silver
Smith, C. R.
Smith, J. H.
Steele
Thomas
Thompson
Ward
Watt
Williams
Woodruff
Young

Gordon Hall, C. A. Moffitt
Gustafson Mann Smith, L. J.

Votes after roll call:
Yeas-Dyer, C. F. Jones, Mitchell
So the bill passed and was immediately certified to the
Senate.
Rep. Gallagher moved that HB 17-G be admitted for intro-
duction, the Speaker having ruled that the measure was outside
the purview of the Call. Pending consideration thereof, the
bill was placed in the Committee on Finance & Taxation.

Recessed
The House stood in informal recess at 8:05 p.m. and recon-
vened at 8:35 p.m. with a quorum present.

By Representatives Ward, Boles, Hagler, B. L. Johnson,
Patterson, and Robinson-
HCR 15-G-A concurrent resolution recognizing the exem-
plary services and accomplishments attained by Elizabeth Ken-
tosh, Florida Teacher of the Year for 1983.
Rep. Ward moved that HCR 15-G be admitted for introduc-
tion, the Speaker having ruled that the measure was outside
the purview of the Call. The motion was agreed to by the
required Constitutional two-thirds vote and HCR 15-G was read
the first time by title. On motions by Rep. Ward, the rules
were waived and the concurrent resolution was read the second
time in full, adopted and under the rule immediately certified
to the Senate.

Message from the Senate
The Honorable Ralph H. Haben, Jr., Speaker
I am directed to inform the House of Representatives that
the Senate has admitted for introduction and consideration by
the required Constitutional two-thirds vote and passed SB 2-G
and requests the concurrence of the House.
Joe Brown, Secretary

By Senators Tobiassen and W. D. Childers-
SB 2-G-A bill to be entitled An act relating to Escambia
County; amending s. 9, chapter 81-376, Laws of Florida; pro-
viding for rights under the general pension system of the City
of Pensacola of certain employees of the City of Pensacola
transferred to the Escambia County Utilities Authority; pro-
viding for the payment of benefits; providing an effective
date.
Proof of publication of the required notice was attached.

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Rep. Ward moved that SB 2-G be admitted for introduc-
tion, the Speaker having ruled that the measure was outside the
purview of the Call. The motion was agreed to by the required
Constitutional two-thirds vote and SB 2-G was read the first
time by title. On motions by Rep. Ward, the rules were waived
and SB 2-G was read the second time by title and the third
time by title. On passage, the vote was:

Yeas-101

The Chair
Allen
Bankhead
Batchelor
Boles
Brantley
Brodie
Brown
Burrall
Carlton
Carpenter
Casas
Cosgrove
Cox
Crady
Crotty
Davis
Drage
Dunbar
Dyer
Easley
Evans-Jones
Foster
Fox
Friedman
Gallagher
Nays-None
So the bill
Senate.

Gardner
Girardeau
Gordon
Grant
Gustafson
Hagler
Hall, C. A.
Hall, L. J.
Hattaway
Hawkins, L. R.
Hawkins, M. E.
Hazouri
Hieber
Hodges, G.
Hodges, W. R.
Hollingsworth
Johnson, A. E.
Johnson, B. L.
Johnson, R. C.
Jones, C. F.
Jones, D. L.
Kelly
Kershaw
Kimmel
Kiser
Lewis

Liberti Reynolds
Lippman Richmond
Mann Robinson
Martin Rosen
McEwan Sample
McPherson, S. Shackelford
Meffert Sheldon
Melby Silver
Messersmith Smith, C. R.
Mills Smith, J. H.
Mitchell Smith, L. J.
Moffitt Spaet
Moore Steele
Morgan Thomas
Myers Thompson
Nergard Upchurch
Nuckolls Ward
Ogden Watt
O'Malley Weinstock
Pajcic Wetherell
Patchett Williams
Patterson Woodruff
Plummer, J. Young
Plummer, L. H.
Price
Ready

passed and was immediately certified to the

By Representatives S. McPherson, Silver, Gallagher, Cos-
grove, Casas, Brodie, J. Plummer, Fox, Gordon, C. A. Hall,
Rosen, Spaet, and L. H. Plummer-
HB 17-G-A bill to be entitled An act relating to the local
government half-cent sales tax; amending s. 200.085(4), Florida
Statutes; requiring that, after complying with millage limita-
tions, Dade County use the excess proceeds of said tax for the
first year for criminal justice and law enforcement financial
assistance; deleting authority of municipalities within said
county to exceed such limitations; providing an effective date.
Rep. Silver moved that HB 17-G be removed from the Com-
mittee on Finance & Taxation and admitted for introduction,
the Speaker having ruled that the measure was outside the
purview of the Call. The motion was agreed to by the required
Constitutional two-thirds vote and HB 17-G was read the first
time by title. On motion by Rep. Silver, the rules were waived
and HB 17-G was read the second time by title.

Representative Fox offered the following amendment:
Amendment 1-On page 1, line 14 through page 2, line 9,
strike all of section 1 and insert: Section 1. Subsection (4) of
section 200.085, Florida Statutes, as created in Chapter 82-154,
Laws of Florida, is hereby repealed.
Rep. Fox moved the adoption of the amendment, which was
adopted.

Representative Easley offered the following amendment:
Amendment 2-On page 1, line 13, insert: Section 1. Section
30 is added to chapter 82-154, Laws of Florida, to read:
Section 30. The one-cent increase in the tax under chapter
212 provided by this act shall not apply to single item purchases
in excess of $1,000. (renumber subsequent sections)
Rep. Easley moved the adoption of the amendment. Pending
consideration thereof, without objection, the amendment was
withdrawn.
On motion by Rep. Silver, the rules were waived and HB
17-G, as amended, was read the third time by title. On passage,
the vote was:

Yeas-71
The Chair
Allen
Bankhead
Batchelor
Brantley
Brodie
Brown
Casas
Clements
Cosgrove
Crady
Crotty
Davis
Drage
Easley
Evans-Jones
Foster
Fox

Gallagher
Girardeau
Gordon
Grant
Hagler
Hall, C. A.
Hall, L. J.
Hattaway
Hawkins, L. R.
Hawkins, M. E.
Hieber
Hodges, W. R.
Hollingsworth
Johnson, A. E.
Johnson, B. L.
Johnson, R. C.
Kelly
Kimmel

Kiser
Lippman
Martin
McEwan
McPherson, S.
Meffert
Melby
Messersmith
Mills
Mitchell
Morgan
Myers
Nergard
Ogden
Patchett
Patterson
Plummer, J.
Plummer, L. H.

Price
Reynolds
Robinson
Rosen
Sample
Shackelford
Silver
Smith, C. R.
Smith, J. H.
Smith, L. J.
Spaet
Steele
Thomas
Thompson
Watt
Weinstock
Wetherell

Nays-16
Burrall Gustafson Lewis Richmond
Dunbar Hazouri Liberti Sheldon
Dyer Jones, C. F. Moffitt Woodruff
Friedman Jones, D. L. Ready Young
So the bill passed, as amended, and was immediately certified
to the Senate after engrossment.

Conference Committee Report on HB 1-G
The following Report of the Conference Committee on HB
1-G was taken up:
The Honorable W. D. Childers
President of the Senate
The Honorable Ralph H. Haben, Jr.
Speaker, House of Representatives
Dear Sirs:
Your Conference Committee on the disagreeing votes of the
two Houses on the Senate amendment to House Bill 1-G, same
being, "A bill to be entitled An act relating to the establishment
of congressional districts; amending s. 8.001, Florida Statutes,
providing definitions; amending s. 8.01, Florida Statutes, pro-
viding for the division of the state into 19 congressional
districts; amending s. 8.011, Florida Statutes, relating to the
inclusion of unlisted territory in contiguous districts; amending
s. 8.03, Florida Statutes, relating to the election of represen-
tatives to Congress; relating to effective dates for congressional
districts created in 1982; providing for severability of invalid
portions; reenacting s. 8.05, Florida Statutes, relating to mem-
bership of governmental agencies appointed pursuant to former
district boundaries; repealing s. 8.04, Florida Statutes, pro-
viding effective dates for congressional districts created in
1972; repealing s. 8.06, Florida Statutes, relating to severability
of invalid portions providing effective dates.", having met and
after full and free conference, have agreed to recommend and
do recommend to their respective Houses, as follows:
1. That the Senate recede from Amendment 1.
2. That the House of Representatives and the Senate adopt
the Conference Committee amendment attached hereto, and
by reference made a part of this report.

House
H. Lee Moffitt
Samuel P. Bell, III
Steve Pajcic
Peter M. Dunbar
Tom Gustafson (not signed)
Managers on the part of the
House of Representatives

Senate
Sherrill N. Skinner
Jack D. Gordon
Edgar M. Dunn, Jr.
James A. Scott (not signed)
Clark Maxwell, Jr. (not signed)
Managers on the part of the
Senate

Conference Committee Amendment-Strike all of districts 1
through 19 and insert:

DISTRICT 1 CONSISTS OF:

PART OF BAY COUNTY
PA#t OF CCD 5
TRACT 14
CCD 10

PART OF CCO 20
PART OF TRACT
BG 1
TRACT 8
TRACT 9
TRACT 1C

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TRACT 11
TRACT 12
TRACT 13
TRACT 15
TRACT 16
TRACT 17
TRACT 18
TRACT 19
TRACT 20
TRACT 21
TRACT 22
TRACT 23
TRACT 23.99
TRACT 24
TRACT 25
CCO 22
CCD 25
ESCAMEIA COUNTY
3KALOOSA COUNTY
SANTA ROSA COUNTY
WALTON COUNTY

DISTRICT 2 CONSISTS OF:

9A PART OF BAY COUNTY
PART OF CCD 5
TRACT 4
PART OF CCD 20
PART OF TRACT
ED 0338
ED 0339
ED 0341
ED 0342
CCD 35
BRADFORD COUNTY
CALHOUN COUNTY
PART OF CLAY COUNTY
CCD 10
CCD 15
COLUMBIA COUNTY
DIXIE COUNTY
FRANKLIN COUNTY
GADSDEN COUNTY
GILCHRIST COUNTY
GULF COUNTY
HAMILTON COUNTY
HOLMES COUNTY
JACKSON COUNTY
JEFFERSON COUNTY
LAFAYETTE COUNTY
LEON COUNTY
LEVY COUNTY
LIBERTY COUNTY
MADISON COUNTY
SUWANNEE COUNTY
TAYLOR COUNTY
UNION COUNTY
WAKULLA COUNTY
WASHINGTON COUNTY

5

DISTRICT 3 CONSISTS 3F:;

PART OF DUVAL COUNTY
PART OF CCD 35
TRACT 1
TRACT 1.99
TRACT 2
TRACT 2.99
TRACT 3
TRACT 4
TRACT 5
TRACT 6
TRACT 7
TRACT 8
TRACT 9
TRACT 10
TRACT 10.99
TRACT 11
TRACT 12
TRACT 13
TRACT 14

TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TR CT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT
TRACT

TRACT
TRACT

15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
101
102.01
102.02
103
104
1iC5
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
11 3
114
11 5
116
11 7
11 8
11 9.01
119.02
120
121
122
123
124
125
126.31
12o.02
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134.01
134.02
135.01
135.02
136
137.01
137.02
138
138.99
139.01
139.02
139.03
143.01
143.02
145
146
147
148
149.01
149.02
150.01
150.02
151
152
153
154
155
156
157
158.01
158.02

161
162

TRACT 163
PART OF TRACT 164
BG 4
PART OF 3G 5
BLOCK 501
BLOCK 502
BLOCK 503
NASSAU COUNTY

DISTRICT 4 CONSISTS OF:

PART CF CLAY COUNTY
CCD 5.
CCD 20
CCD 25
PART OF DUVAL COUNTY
PART OF CCD 35
"TRACT 140
TRACT 141
TRACT 142
TRACT 144
TRACT 159.01
TRACT 159.02
TRACT 160
PART OF TRACT 164
BG 1
BG 2
BG 3
PART OF BG 5
BLOCK 505
BLOCK 507
BLOCK 509
BLOCK 510
BLOCK 513
BLOCK 514
BLOCK 515
LOCK 516
BLOCK 517
BLOCK 518
3L3CK 519
BLOCK 520
BLOCK 521
TRACT 165
TRACT 166.01
TRACT 166.02
TRACT 167.01
TRACT 167.02
TRACT 168
FLAGLER COUNTY
PART OF PUTNAM COUNTY.
CCD 5
CCD 10
PART 3F CCD 21
ED 0439
ED 0440
ED 0441
ED 0442T
ED 0442U
ED 044.3
ED 0444T
ED 0444X
ED 0461
CCD 25
ST. JOHNS COUNTY
VOLUSIA COUNTY

DISTRICT 5 CONSISTS )F:

PART OF LAKE COUNTY
PART OF CCD 10
TRACT 302.01
TRACT 302.03
PART 3F CCD 40
PART OF TRACT 309.01
ED 0298
TRACT 309.02
CCD 50
PART OF ORANGE COUNTY
CCO 5S
PART OF CCD 40

TRACT 101
TRACT 102

21

TRACT 103
TRACT 104
TRACT 105
TRACT 1C6
TRACT 107.01
TRACT 107.02
TRACT 108.01
TRACT 108.02
TRACT 109
TRACT 110
TRACT 111
TRACT 112
TRACT 113
TRACT 114
TRACT 115
TRACT 116
TRACT 117.01
TRACT 117.02
TRACT 118
TRACT 119.01
TRACT 119.02
TRACT 120
TRACT 121
TRACT 122
TRACT 123
TRACT 124
TRACT 125
TRACT 126
TRACT 127.01
TRACT 127.02
TRACT 128
TRACT 129
TRACT 130.01
TRACT 130.02
TRACT 131
TRACT 137
PART OF TRACT 139
PART OF EG 1
9LOCK 106
BLOCK 111
BLCCK 113
BLOCK 115
BLOCK 116
BLOCK 117
BL3CK 118
PART OF BG 2
BLOCK 205
BLOCK 206
BLOCK 211
BLOCK 215
BLOCK 216
BLOCK 217
3LOCK 218
BLOCK 220
BLCCK 221
3L3CK 222
BLOCK 223
BLOCK 224
BLOCK 225
BLOCK 226
BLOCK 227
SG 3
TRACT 144
TRACT 145
TRACT 146.01
TRACT 146.02
TRACT 146.03
TRACT 147
TRACT 151.01
TRACT 151.02
TRACT 152.01
TRACT 152.02
TRACT 153
TRACT 154.01
TRACT 154.02
TRACT 155.01
TRACT 155.02
TRACT 156.01
TRACT 156.02
TRACT 157.01
TRACT 157.02
TRACT 158.01

TRACT 158.02
TRACT 159,01

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May 21, 1982

TRACT 159.02
TRACT 160.01
TRACT 160.02
TRACT 161
TRACT 162
TRACT 163.01
CCD 86
SEMINOLE COUNTY

DISTRICT 6 CONSISTS )F:

ALACHUA COUNTY
CITRUS COUNTY
HERNANDO COUNTY
PART OF LAKE COUNTY
CCD 5
PART OF CCD 10
TRACT 302.02
CCD 1 5
CCD 20
CCD 22
CCD 25
CCD 30
PART OF CCD 40
PART OF TRACT 309.01
ED 0284
ED 0285
ED 0286
ED 0267
ED 028
ED 0289
ED 0290
ED 0291
ED 0292T
ED 0292U
ED 0295
ED 0296A
ED 02963
ED 0296C
ED 0297
ED 0299A
ED 0299B
ED 0300
ED 0301
ED 0376
CCD 45
MARION COUNTY
PART OF PASCO COUNTY
PART OF CCO 10
TRACT 327
CCD 15
PART OF CCD 30
TRACT 328
PART OF TRACT 329
ED 0048
ED 0075
TRACT 330
TRACT 331
PART OF PUTNAM COUNTY
PART OF CCD 21
ED 0444U
ED C44,4V
ED 044 4W
.SUTER COUNTY

DISTRICT 7 CONSISTS OF:

PART OF HILLS3)R)UGH COUNTY
PART OF CCOD 5
TRACT 122.01
PART 3F TRACT 122.02
BG 1
8G 2
3G 3
BG 4
PART OF BG 9
BLOCK 901
BLOCK 902
BLOCK 903
TRACT 123.01
TRACT 123.02

TRACT 132
TRACT 133.01

TRACT 133.02
TRACT 133.03
TRACT 134
CCD 25
CCD 40
PART OF CCD 45
TRACT 131
CCD 60
PART CF CCD 65
TRACT 1
TRACT 2
TRACT 3
TRACT 4
TRACT 5
TRACT 6
TRACT 7
TRACT 8
TRACT 9
TRACT 10
TRACT 1 1
TRACT 1 2
TRACT 1 3
TRACT 14
TRACT 1 4
TRACT 16
T RACT 17
TRACT 18
TRACT 19
TRACT 20
TRACT 21
TRACT 22
TRACT 23
TRACT 24
TRACT 25
TRACT 26
TRACT 27
TRACT 20
TRACT 29
TRACT 3-.
TRACT 31
T-RACT 32
TRACT 33
TRACT 34
TRACT 35
TRACT 3b
TRACT 37
TRACT 38
TRACT 39
TRACT 40
TRACT 41
TRACT 42
TRACT 43
TRACT 44
TRACT 45
TRACT 46
TRACT 47
TRACT 48
TRACT 49
TRACT 50
TRACT 51
TRACT 53
TRACT 53.99
TRACT 54
TRACT 55
TRACT 57
TRACT 58
TRACT 59
TRACT 60
TRACT 61
TRACT 62
TRACT 63
TRACT 54
TRACT 65
TRACT 66
TRACT 57
TRACT 68
TRACT 69
TRACT 7C
TRACT 71
TRACT 72
TRACT 72.99
TRACT 73

TRACT 105
TRACT 108.01

TRACT 108.02
TRACT 108.03
PART OF TRACT 108.04
PART OF BG 2
3LOCK 201
BL3CK 202
BLOCK 203
BLOCK 204
5LOCK 205
BLOCK 206
3LOCK 207
BLOCK 208
BLOCK 212
BL3CK 213
BLOCK 214
ELCCK 215
3LOCK 228
LOCK 230
BL)CK 231
BLOCK 233
TRACT 109
TRACT 112.01
TRACT 112.02
TRACT 113
TRACT 116.01
TRACT 116.02
TRACT 116.03
TRACT 116.04
TRACT 116.05
TRACT 117.01
TRACT 117.02
TRACT 118.01
TRACT 118.02
TRACT 119.01
TRACT 119.02
TRACT 119.03
TRACT 120.01
TRACT 120.02
CCD 85

DISTRICT 8 CONSISTS OF:

PART OF PINELLAS COUNTY
CCD 15
PART OF CCD 20
TRACT 245.03
TRACT 245.04
TRACT 250.06
TRACT 252.03
TRACT 252.04
TRACT 252.05
TRACT 252.06
TRACT 252.07
TRACT 253.01
TRACT 253.02
TRACT 253.03
TRACT 254.06
TRACT 254.08
PART OF TRACT 254.09
PART OF BG 1
BLOCK 106
BLOCK 107
8LOCK 108
BLOCK 109
BLOCK 110
BLOCK 111
BLOCK 112
BLOCK 113
BLOCK 114
BLOCK 115
BLOCK 116
BLOCK 118
BLOCK 119
BLOCK 136
BLOCK 137
BLOCK 138
BLOCK 139
BLOCK 140
BLOCK 141
PART OF TRACT 255.04
PART )OF BG 5

BLOCK 511
BLOCK 513

SL3CK 514
BLOCK 526
BLOCK 527
BLOCK 528
BLOCK 529
BLOCK 530
BLOCK 531
BLOCK 532
BLOCK 533
PART OF TRACT 256.01
BG 2
BG 4
SG 5
PART OF TRACT 256.02
PART OF BG 1
BLOCK 108
BLOCK 109
SL3CK 110
BLOCK 111
BLOCK 112
BLOCK 113
BLOCK 114
BLOCK 115
BLOCK 116
BLOCK 117
BLOCK 118
BLOCK 119
BLOCK 120
BLOCK 121
BLOCK 122
BLOCK 123
BLOCK 124
BLOCK 125
BLOCK 126
BLOCK 127
BLOCK 128
BLOCK 129
BLOCK 130
BLOCK 131
BLOCK 132
BLOCK 133
BLOCK 134
BG 2
BG 5
BG 6
TRACT 257
TRACT 276.01
TRACT 276.02
CCD 50
CCD 52

DISTRICT 9 CONSISTS OF:

PART OF HILLS3)ROUGH COUNTY
PART OF CCD 6
TRACT 121.01
TRACT 121.02
PART OF TRACT 122.02
BG 5
PART OF BG 9
LOCK 904
BLOCK 905
BLOCK 906
BLOCK 907
BLCCK 908
BLOCK 909
BLOCK 910
BLOCK 911
9LOCK 912
BLOCK 913
BLOCK 914
CCD 10
PART OF CCD 45
TRACT 101.01
TRACT 101.02
TRACT 124
TRACT 125
TRACT 126
TRACT 127
TRACT 128

TRACT 129
TRACT 130

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PART OF CCD 65
TRACT 104
TRACT 106
TRACT 107
PART OF TRACT 108.0
BG 1
PART OF BG 2
BLOCK 211
BLOCK 225
BLOCK 226
BLOCK 227
BLOCK 229
BLOCK 234
TRACT 110.01
TRACT 110.02
TRACT 111
CCO D 80
PART OF PASCO COUNTY
CCD 5
PART OF CCD 10
TRACT 325
TRACT 326
CCD 20
CCD 25
PART OF CCD 30
PART OF TRACT 329
ED CG49
E50 0053
EO 0070
PART OF PINELLAS COUNTY
PART OF CCD 20
TRACT 254.01
TRACT 254.04
TRACT 254.05
TRACT 254.07
PART OF TRACT 254.0
PART OF BG 1
BLOCK 101
BLOCK 103
BLOCK 104
BLOCK 105
BLOCK 117
BLOCK 123
BLOCK 124
BLOCK 125
BLOCK 126
BLOCK 127
BLOCK 128
BLOCK 129
BLOCK 130
BLOCK 131
BLOCK 132
BLOCK 133
BLOCK 134
TRACT 255.01
TRACT 255.03
PART OF TRACT 255.0
BG 2
BG 3
BG 4
PART OF BG 5
BLOCK 501
BLOCK 502
BLOCK 503
BL3CK 504
BLOCK 505
BLOCK 506
BLOCK 507
BLOCK 508
BLOCK 509
BLOCK 510
BLOCK 515
BLOCK 516
BLOCK 520
BLOCK 521
BLOCK 522
BLOCK 523
BLOCK 524
BLOCK 525
BLOCK 534
PART OF TRACT 256.0
BG 3

PART OF TRACT 256.0
PART OF BG 1

BLOCK 101
BLOCK 102
BLOCK 103
BLOCK 104
4 BLOCK 106
BLOCK 107
TRACT 258
TRACT 259.01
TRACT 259.02
TRACT 260.01
TRACT 260.02
TRACT 260.99
TRACT 261
TRACT 262
TRACT 263
TRACT 264
TRACT 265
TRACT 266.01
TRACT 266.02
TRACT 267.01
TRACT 267.02
TRACT 267.03
TRACT 268.03
TRACT 268.04
TRACT 268.05
TRACT 268.06
TRACT 268.07
TRACT 269.03
TRACT 269.04
TRACT 269.05
TRACT 269.06
TRACT 269.07
TRACT 270
TRACT 271.01
TRACT 271.02
9 TRACT 271.03
CCD 55

DISTRICT 10 CONSISTc
DE SOTO COUNTY
HARDEE COUNTY
MANATEE COUNTY
PART OF OSCEOLA .COUNI
PART OF CCD 5
TRACT 401.01
PART OF TRACT
ED 0139
ED 0178
ED 0179
POLK COUNTY

DISTRICT 11 CONSISTS
BREVARD COUNTY
PART OF INDIAN RIVER
CCD 5
4 PART OF CCD 15
PART OF TRACT
PART OF BG
BLOCK 101
BLOCK 102
BLOCK 10!
BLOCK 104
BLOCK 105
BLOCK 10t
BLOCK 107
BLOCK 108
BLOCK 10
BLOCK 11
BLOCK 111
BLOCK 11
BLOCK 11
BLOCK 11
BLOCK 11
BLOCK 11
BLOCK 11
BLOCK 11
BLOCK 11
BLOCK 12(
BLOCK 121
1 BLOCK 12<
BLOCK 12.

2 BLOCK 12Z
BLOCK 12!

BLOCK 126
BLOCK 127
BLOCK 128
BLOCK 129
BLOCK 130
BL3CK 131
BLOCK 132
BLOCK 133
BLOCK 134
BLOCK 135
BLOCK 13o
BLOCK 137
BLOCK 139
BLOCK 140
BLOCK 141
BLOCK 142
BLOCK 143
BLOCK 144
BLOCK 145
BG 2
PART 3F 8G 3
BLOCK 301
BLOCK 302
L')CK 303
FLOCK 304
BLOCK 305
BLDCK 306
BLOCK 307
BLOCK 308
BLOCK 309
BLOCK 310
BLOCK 311
BLOCK 312
BLOCK 313
BLOCK 314
BLOCK 315
BL3CK 325
BLOCK 326
S )F: BLOCK 327
BLOCK 328
BLOCK 329
BG 4
TRACT 502
"TY TRACT 503
TRACT 505
TRACT 508
401.02 PART OF ORANGE COUNTY
CCD 15
PART OF CCD 40
TRACT 132
TRACT 133
TRACT 134.01
SOF : TRACT 134.02
TRACT 135.01
COUNTY TRACT 135.02
TRACT 136.01
TRACT 136.02
501 TRACT 138
1 PART OF TRACT 13
PART OF BG 1
2 BLOCK 101
3 BLOCK 102
4 BLOCK 103
5 BLOCK 104
5 BLOCK 105
% PART OF BG 2
5 BLOCK 201
, BLOCK 202
) BLOCK 203
I BLOCK 204
TRACT 140
3 TRACT 141
TRACT 142
5 TRACT 143.01
STRACT 143.02
, TRACT 163.02
B TRACT 164.01
9 TRACT 164.02
0 TRACT 168.01
STRACT 168.02
STRACT 169.01
STRACT 169.02

CCD 63
CCD 75

FART OF OSCEOLA COUNTY
PART OF CCD 5
PART OF TRACT 401 .02
ED 0134
ED 0135
ED 0176
ED 0177
TRACT 402.01
TRACT 402.02
TRACT 403.01
TRACT 403.02
CCD 15
CCD 20

DISTRICT 12 CONSISTS IF:

PART OF COLLIER COUNTY
CCD 5
CCD 10
PART OF CCD 15
PART OF TRACT 104
ED 05U9E
BG 1
PART OF TRACT 105
BG 2
BG 3
8G 4
PART OF TRACT 106
BG 5
BG 6
BG 7
TRACT 107
TRACT 108
GLADES COUNTY
HENDRY COUNTY
HIGHLANDS COUNTY
PART OF INDIAN RIVER COUNTY
PART OF CCD 15
PART OF TRACT 501
ED 0238
PART OF BG 1
BLOCK 146
BLOCK 147
BLOCK 148
BLOCK 149
BLOCK 150
BLOCK 151
BLOCK 152
BLOCK 153
BLOCK 154
BLOCK 155
BLOCK 156
BLOCK 157
BLOCK 158
PART OF BG 3
BLOCK 316
BLOCK 317
BLOCK 318
BLOCK 319
BLOCK 320
BLOCK 321
BLOCK 322
BLOCK 323
BLOCK 324
TRACT 504
TRACT 506
TRACT 50?
MARTIN COUNTY
OKEECHOBEE COUNTY
PART OF PALM BEACH COUNTY
CCD 10
CCD 35
CCD 45
CCD 70
PART OF CCD 77
TRACT 78.01
TRACT 78.02
PART OF CCD 80
TRACT 14.02
TRACT 16
TRACT 17

TRACT 18.01
TRACT 18.02

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TRACT 19.01
TRACT 19.02
TRACT 20
TRACT 21
TRACT 22
TRACT 23
TRACT 24
TRACT 25
TRACT 26
PART OF TRACT
BG 1
TRACT 35.01
ST. LUCIE COUNTY

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DISTRICT 13 CONSISTS OF:

CHARLOTTE COUNTY
PART OF COLLIER COUNTY
PART OF CCD 15
TRACT 1
TRACT 2
TRACT 3
TRACT 4
TRACT 5
TRACT 6
TRACT 7
TRACT 101
TRACT 102
TRACT 103
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BG 4
BG 5
BG 6
BG 7
BG 8
BG 9
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BG 1
PART OF TRACT 1(
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BG 2
BG 3
BG 4
LEE COUNTY
SARASOTA COUNTY

04

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06

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PART OF CCD 15
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TRACT 106
CCD 37
PART OF CCD 43
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TRACT 601.02
TRACT 601.03
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CCD 15
CCD 20
CCD 50
PART OF CCD 77
TRACT 78.03
CCD 78
PART OF CCD 80
PART OF TRACT 27
BG 2
BG 3
TRACT 28
TRACT 29
TRACT 30
TRACT 31.01
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TRACT 32
TRACT 33
TRACT 34
TRACT 35.02
TRACT 35.03
TRACT 36
TRACT 37

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PART OF BROWARD COUNTY
PART OF CCD 10
PART OF TRACT 701
PART OF BG 9
BLOCK 904
BLOCK 905
BLOCK 906
BLOCK 907
BLOCK 908
BLOCK 909
BLOCK 912
BLOCK 919
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TRACT 101
TRACT 102
TRACT 103.01
TRACT 103.02
TRACT 104
TRACT 107
TRACT 108
TRACT 109
TRACT 110
TRACT 301
CCD 20
PART OF CCD 30
PART OF TRACT 801
BG 9
PART OF TRACT 802
BG 1
BG 2
PART OF BG 9
BLOCK 902
BLOCK 903
BLOCK 905
BLOCK 917
BLOCK 918
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BLOCK 928
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TRACT 602.02

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TRACT 604
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BG 1
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BLOCK 203
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BG 1
TRACT 611
CCD 50

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CCD 3
PART OF CCD 10
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BG 1
BG 2
BG 3
PART OF BG 9
BLOCK 913
BLOCK 914
BLOCK 915
BLOCK 916
BLOCK 917
BLOCK 918
TRACT 702
TRACT 703
TRACT 704
TRACT 705
TRACT 706

CCD 25
PART OF CCD 30
PART OF TRACT
BG 1
BG 2
BG 3
BG 4
BG 5
PART OF TRACT
BG 3
PART OF BG
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BLOCK 907
BLOCK 908
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BLOCK 212
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BLOCK 228
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BL)CK 234
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BLOCK 236
TRACT 804.02%
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BG 1
BG 2
BG 3
PART OF BG 9
BLOCK 901
BLOCK 902
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BLOCK 911
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TRACT 913
TRACT 914
TRACT 916
TRACT 917
TRACT 918
TRACT 919
TRACT 920
TRACT 921
CCD 38
PART OF CCD 43
TRACT 601.04
TRACT 602.01
TRACT 605.02
TRACT 606.02
PART OF TRACT 6
PART OF 8G 2
BLOCK 228
BLOCK 230
BLOCK 231
BLOCK 236
BLOCK 247
BL3CK 248
PART OF TRACT 6
BG 2
TRACT 610.02
PART OF DADE COUNTY
PART OF CCD 17
PART OF TRACT 1
ED 0100
ED 0101
ED 0102
ED 0103
ED 0104
PART OF CCD 20
PART OF TRACT 1(
ED 0003
8G 1
PART OF BG 9
BLOCK 903
BL3CK 904
BLOCK 906
BLOCK 907
BLOCK 908
BLOCK 911
BLOCK 912
BLOCK 913
BLOCK 914
BLOCK 915
8L3CK 989
TRACT 101.06
TRACT 101.07
PART OF CCO 28
TRACT 101.03
TRACT 101.08
PART OF CCU 45
TRACT 59.02
TRACT 59.03
TRACT 60.01
TRACT 60.02
PART OF CCD 85
PART OF TRACT 1
PART O3F BG 9
BLOCK 904
TRACT 100.05
TRACT 100.07
PART OF CCD 90
TRACT 90.01
TRACT 90.02
PART OF TRACT
PART OF BG 1
BLOCK 108
BLOCK 110
BLOCK 111
BLOCK 112
BLOCK 113
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BLOCK 115
BLOCK 116
BLOCK 117
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BLOCK 141
BLOCK 14Z
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BLOCK 144
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BLOCK 147
BLOCK 148
BLOCK 152
BLOCK 153
PART OF BG 9
BLOCK 906
BLOCK 913
BLOCK 918
BLOCK 927
9L3CK 930
BLOCK 931
BLOCK 932
BLOCK 933
BLOCK 935
BLOCK 936
BLOCK 937
BLOCK 939
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SL3CK 946
BLOCK 947
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BLOCK 952
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BLOCK 963
BLOCK 964
BLOCK 965
BLOCK 966
BLOCK 968
BLOCK 969
BLOCK 970
BLOCK 971
BL3CK 972
BLOCK 973
BLOCK 974
BLOCK 981
BLOCK 982
PART OF CCD 120
TRACT 77.01
TRACT 88.01
TRACT 88.02
TRACT 89.01
TRACT 89.02
TRACT 89.03

00.01
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91

PART OF DADE COUNTY
PART OF CCD 20
TRACT 6.01
TRACT 6.02
PART OF TRACT
8G 1
BG 2
PART OF BG 3
BLOCK 301
BLOCK 302
BLOCK 303
BLOCK 304
BLOCK 305
BLOCK 308
BLOCK 309
BLOCK 312
BLOCK 313
BLOCK 317
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BLOCK 319

6.03

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TRACT 6.04
TRACT 6.05
TRACT 6.06
TRACT 8.01
TRACT 8.02
TRACT 92
TRACT 93.02
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TRACT 93.04
TRACT 93.05
PART OF TRACT 1
PART 3F BG
BLOCK 901
BLOCK 902
BLOCK 905
BLOCK 910
PART OF CCD 45
TRACT 1.03
TRACT 1.04.
TRACT 1.05
TRACT 1.06
TRACT 2.01
TRACT 2.02
TRACT 2.03
TRACT 2.04
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TRACT 3.01
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TRACT 4.07
TRACT 4.08
TRACT 5.01
TRACT 5.02
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TRACT 9.01
TRACT 9.02
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TRACT 10.01
TRACT 10.02
TRACT 10.03
TRACT 10.04
TRACT 11.01
TRACT 11.02
TRACT 11.03
TRACT 11.04
TRACT 12.02
TRACT 12.03
TRACT 12.04
TRACT 13
TRACT 14
TRACT 15.01
TRACT 15.02
PART OF TRACT
BG 1
BG 2
BG 5
TRACT 20.01
TRACT 96
TRACT 97.01
TRACT 97.02
TRACT 98
PART OF CCD 50
TRACT 1.01
PART OF CCD 85
TRACT 94
TRACT 95.01
TRACT 95.02
TRACT 99.01
TRACT 99.02
TRACT 99.03
TRACT 99.04

PART OF TRACT
BG 1

101.02
9

PART OF BG 9
BLOCK 902
BLOCK 903
BLOCK 905
BLOCK 906
BLOCK 907
BLOCK 908
BLOCK 909
BLOCK 910
BLOCK 912
TRACT 100.02
TRACT 100.06
TRACT 100.08

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19.01

00.01

PART OF DADE COUNTY
PART OF CCD 20
PART OF TRACT
PART OF BG 3
BLOCK 306
BLOCK 307
BLOCK 310
BLOCK 311
BLOCK 314
BLOCK 320
BLOCK 321
TRACT 7.01
TRACT 7.03
TRACT 7.04
TRACT 16.01
TRACT 16.02
CCD 35
PART OF CCD 45
TRACT 17.01
TRACT 17.02
TRACT 17.03
TRACT 18.01
TRACT 18.02
TRACT 18.03
PART OF TRACT 1
BG 3
BG 4
TRACT 19.02
TRACT 20.02
TRACT 21
TRACT 22.01
TRACT 22.02
TRACT 23
TRACT 24
TRACT 25
TRACT 26
TRACT 27.01
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TRACT 28
TRACT 29
TRACT 30.01
TRACT 30.02
TRACT 31
TRACT 34
TRACT 36.01
TRACT 36.02
TRACT 37.01
TRACT 37.02
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TRACT 48
TRACT 49
TRACT 50
TRACT 51
TRACT 52
TRACT 53.01
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TRACT 58.02
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PART OF BG 2
BLOCK 201
BLOCK 202
BLOCK 203
BLOCK 204
BLOCK 205
BLOCK 206
BLOCK 207
BLOCK 208
BLOCK 209
BLOCK 210
BLOCK 211
BL3 CK 21 2
BLOCK 213
BLO CK 214
BLOCK 215
BLO CK 216
BLO CK 217
BLD CK 218
BLOCK 219
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BLOCK 221
BLOCK 222
BLOCK 223
BLOCK 224
BLOCK 225
BLOCK 22ce
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BLOCK 228
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BLOCK 238
BLOCK 239
BG 3
SG 4
BG 5
>ART OF TRACT
BG 1
BG 2
BG 5
BG 6
TRACT 63.01
TRACT o3.02
TRACT 64
TRACT 65
TRACT 66
TRACT 67.01
TRACT 67.02
PART OF CCD 50
TRACT 38
TRACT 39.01
TRACT 39.02
TRACT 39.04
TRACT 39.05
TRACT 39.06
TRACT 40
TRACT 41.01
TRACT 41 .02
TRACT 42
TRACT 43
TRACT 44
TRACT 45
TRACT 45.99
PART OF CCD 90
PART OF TRACT
PART OF BG 1
BLOCK 129
BLOCK 130
BLOCK 131
BLOCK 132
BLOCK 133
BL3 CK 134
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BG 5
PART OF BG 9
BLOCK 901
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BLCCK 958
3L) CK 959
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BLO CK 962
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PART OF DADE COUNTY
PART OF CCD 17
PART OF TRACT 115
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ED 0110
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CCD 25
PART OF CCD 28
TRACT 101.09
TRACT 101.10
TRACT lb1.11
TRACT 101.12
TRACT 101.13
TRACT 101.14
CCD 30
PART OF CCD 45
PART OF TRACT
PART OF BG
BLOCK 233
BLOCK 234
3LOCK 235
BLOCK 236
BLOCK 237
PART OF TRACT
BG 3
BG 4
TRACT 68
TRACT 69
TRACT 70.01
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TRACT 72
TRACT 73
TRACT 74
TRACT 75.01
TRACT 75.02
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TRACT 76.01
TRACT 76.02
TRACT 76.03
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CCD 110
PART OF CCD 120
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TRACT 85.02
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On motion by Rep. Moffitt, the Report of the Conference
Committee on HB 1-G was accepted and adopted in its en-
tirety.

The question recurred on the passage of HB 1-G. The vote
was:
Yeas-77

The Chair
Allen
Batchelor
Bell
Boles
Brown
Burrall
Carlton
Carpenter
Cosgrove
Cox
Crady
Danson
Davis
Dunbar
Dyer
Easley
Evans-Jones
Ewing
Foster

Nays-19
Bankhead
Brantley
Brodie
Crotty
Drage

Fox
Friedman
Gardner
Girardeau
Gordon
Grant
Hagler
Hall, C. A.
Hattaway
Hazouri
Hieber
Hodges, G.
Hodges, W. R.
Hollingsworth
Johnson, A. E.
Johnson, B. L.
Jones, C. F.
Jones, D. L.
Kiser
Lewis

Gallagher
Hall, L. J.
Hawkins, M. E.
Johnson, R. C.
Kelly

Liberti
Lippman
Martin
McPherson, T.
Mills
Mitchell
Moffitt
Moore
Morgan
Myers
Nergard
Nuckolls
Ogden
O'Malley
Patterson
Plummer, L. H.
Price
Ready
Reynolds
Richmond

Kimmel
Mann
McEwan
Melby
Messersmith

Robinson
Rosen
Sheldon
Silver
Smith, C. R.
Smith, J. H.
Smith, L. J.
Spaet
Steele
Thomas
Thompson
Ward
Weinstock
Wetherell
Williams
Woodruff
Young

Patchett
Plummer, J.
Sample
Watt

Pair Votes on HB 1-G

I am paired with Representative Pajcic on passage of HB 1-G,
as amended by the Conference Committee Report. If present,
he would vote Yes and I would vote No.
Representative Tom Gustafson

I am paired with Representative Meek on passage of HB 1-G,
as amended by the Conference Committee Report. If present,
she would vote Yes and I would vote No.
Representative, Christian Meffert

I am paired with Representative Clements on passage of
HB 1-G, as amended by the Conference Committee Report. If
present, he would vote Yes and I would vote No.
Representative Roberto Casas

I am paired with Representative Webster on passage of
HB 1-G, as amended by the Conference Committee Report. If
present, he would vote No and I would vote Yes.
Representative Lawrence F. Shackelford

I am paired with Representative Sadowski on passage of
HB 1-G, as amended by the Conference Committee Report. If
present, he would vote Yes and I would vote No.
Representative Scott W. McPherson

Votes after roll call:
Yeas-L. R. Hawkins, Lehman
Nays to Yeas-Kelly
So the bill passed, as amended by the Conference Committee
Report. The action, together with the bill and Conference Com-
mittee Report thereon, was immediately certified to the Senate.
Rep. Moffitt, Chairman of the Select Committee on Reappor-
tionment, expressed his appreciation for the work of Rep. Bell
and the staff, and his pride in the actions of the House, in
bringing to fruition a Congressional redistricting plan for Flor-
ida.

26

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Messages from the Senate

The Honorable Ralph H. Haben, Jr., Speaker

I am directed to inform the House of Representatives that the
Senate has admitted for introduction and consideration by the
required Constitutional two-thirds vote and passed HB's 10-G,
9-G, 13-G, 14-G; and has admitted for introduction and con-
sideration by the required Constitutional two-thirds vote and
adopted HCR 15-G.

Joe Brown, Secretary

The bills and concurrent resolution were ordered enrolled.

The Honorable Ralph H. Haben, Jr., Speaker

I am directed to inform the House of Representatives that the
Senate has adopted the Conference Committee Report in its
entirety and passed HB 1-G,
Joe Brown, Secretary
The bill was ordered enrolled after engrossment.

The Honorable Ralph H. Haben, Jr., Speaker

I am directed to inform the House of Representatives that the
Senate has reinstated line Item 151 on page 200 of HB 3-D
(1982 Special Session) by the required Constitutional two-
thirds vote of all members voting, the Governor's objections
to the contrary notwithstanding.

Joe Brown, Secretary
HB 3-D was certified to the Secretary of State.

Adjournment
On motion by Rep. Bell, the House adjourned at 8:59 p.m.
sine die.

Enrolling Reports
HB 1-G has been enrolled, signed by the required Constitu-
tional Officers and presented to the Governor on May 22, 1982.
Allen Morris, Clerk

HB 9-G
HB 10-G

HB 13-G
HB 14-G

have been enrolled, signed by the required Constitutional Offi-
cers and presented to the Governor on May 24, 1982.
Allen Morris, Clerk

HCR 15-G has been enrolled, signed by the required Con-
stitutional Officers and filed with the Secretary of State on
May 24, 1982.
Allen Morris, Clerk

CERTIFICATE
THIS IS TO CERTIFY that the foregoing pages numbered 1
through 27, inclusive, are and constitute a complete, true and
correct journal and record of the proceedings of the House of
Representatives of the State of Florida at a Special Session of
the Seventh Legislature under the Constitution of 1968, held
on May 21, 1982. Additionally, there has been included a record
of the transmittal of Acts subsequent to the sine die adjourn-
ment of the Special Session.

Clerk of the House
Tallahassee, Florida
May 24, 1982

CHAMBER ACTION ON BILLS
May 21, 1982
HB 1-G Passed as amended 90-22; passed as amended
by Conference Committee Report 77-19
HB 2-G Introduction deferred
HR 3-G Introduction allowed; adopted 102-0
HB 4-G Failed vote for introduction
HB 5-G Introduction allowed; passed 108-0
HB 6-G Introduction allowed; passed 103-1
HB 7-G Introduction allowed; passed 112-0
HB 8-G Failed vote for introduction
HB 9-G Introduction allowed; passed 109-0
HB 10-G Introduction allowed; passed 105-1
HB 11-G Introduction deferred
HB 12-G Introduction allowed; passed 76-8
HB 13-G Introduction allowed; passed 108-1
HB 14-G Introduction allowed; passed 100-0
HCR 15-G Introduction allowed; adopted
HR 16-G Introduction allowed; adopted
HB 17-G Introduction allowed; passed as amended 71-16
SB 2-G Introduction allowed; passed 101-0
SB 5-G Introduction allowed; passed 99-0
[Source: Legislative Information Division]

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to the

JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

Special Session

of the

SEVENTH LEGISLATURE
under the Constitution of 1968

May 21, 1982

CONTENTS

Pages
Members of the House with Bills Sponsored ------ ---. -29
Bills Sponsored by Committees _______---------31
Miscellaneous Subjects ______ --_-------__ 31
Vetoed Bills ------_____ 31
Subject Index of House and Senate Bills and Resolutions ------- --- -.. ------ 32
House Bills and Resolutions by Number, Subject, Sponsor, and Disposition ------------ 33
Senate Bills (received in House) by Number, Subject, Sponsor, and Disposition ______ ___ 33

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INDEX JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES29

Members of the House with Bills Sponsored

[Source: Information Division, Joint Legislative Management Committee]

ALLEN, JOSEPH B., JR.-120th District

BANKHEAD, WILLIAM G.-24th District

BATCHELOR, DICK J.-43rd District

BELL, SAMUEL P., III--30th District

BOLES, KENNETH E.-5th District
Sponsored: 12-G, 13-G, 1

BRANTLEY, BOBBY-34th District

BRODIE, JAMES K.-115th District
Sponsored: 17-G
Co-sponsored: 8-G

BROWN, TOM C.-29th District

BURNSED, BEVERLY B.-50th District
Co-sponsored: 5-G

BURRALL, FREDERIC H.-75th District

BUSH, THOMAS J.-84th District

CARLTON, FRAN-41st District

CARPENTER, CARL, JR.-62nd District

CASAS, ROBERTO-107th District
Sponsored: 17-G
Co-sponsored: 8-G

CLEMENTS, S. L., JR.-63rd District
Co-sponsored: 5-G

COSGROVE, JOHN F.-109th District
Sponsored: 8-G
Co-sponsored: 17-G

COX, LINDA C.-86th District

CRADY, GEORGE A.-15th District

CRAWFORD, ROBERT B.49th District

CROTTY, RICHARD-40th District

DANSON, THOMAS E., JR.-73rd District

DAVIS, HELEN GORDON-70th District

DERATANY, TIMOTHY D.-47th District

DRAGE, THOMAS B., JR.-42nd District

DUNBAR, PETER M.-53rd District

DYER, HAROLD J.-93rd District
Sponsored: 11-G

EASLEY, BETTY---56th District

EVANS-JONES, MARILY-46th District

EWING, TED-74th District

FOSTER, JAMES S.-65th District

FOX, ROBERTA-110th District
Co-sponsored: 17-G

FRIEDMAN, MICHAEL--102nd District

GALLAGHER, C. THOMAS, III-111th District
Sponsored: 17-G

GARDNER, WINSTON W., JR.-45th District

GIRARDEAU, ARNETT E.-16th District

GORDON, ELAINE-98th District
Co-sponsored: 17-G

GRANT, JOHN A., JR.-64th District

GUSTAFSON, TOM-88th District
Sponsored: 10-G

HABEN, RALPH H., JR.-71st District (Speaker)
Sponsored: 7-G

HAGLER, CLYDE H.-3rd District
Sponsored: 15-G

HALL, CHARLES A.-118th District
Co-sponsored: 8-G, 17-G

HALL, LEONARD J.-9th District

HATTAWAY, BOB-33rd District

HAWKINS, LAWRENCE R.-119th District
Co-sponsored: 8-G

HAWKINS, MARY ELLEN-89th District

HAZOURI, THOMAS L.-21st District

HIEBER, GEORGE F., II-58th District

HODES, RICHARD S.-68th District

HODGES, GENE-14th District
Sponsored: 12-G

HODGES, WILLIAM RAY-104th District
Co-sponsored: 8-G

HOLLINGSWORTH, WAYNE-13th District
Sponsored: 2-G

JOHNSON, ANDREW E.-19th District

JOHNSON, BOLLEY L.--4th District
Sponsored: 15-G

JOHNSON, RONALD CLYDE-8th District
Sponsored: 13-G

INDEX JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 30

JONES, C. FRED-52nd District

JONES, DENNIS L.-57th District

KELLY, EVERETT A.-35th District
Sponsored: 13-G

KERSHAW, JOE LANG-105th District
Co-sponsored: 8-G

KIMMEL, BERNARD-82nd District

KISER, S. CURTIS-54th District

KUTUN, BARRY-99th District

LEHMAN, DAVID J.-97th District

LEHTINEN, DEXTER W.-116th District
Co-sponsored: 8-G

LEWIS, JOHN W., III-18th District

LIBERTI, RAY-78th District
Co-sponsored: 5-G

LIPPMAN, FREDERICK-94th District

MANN, FRANKLIN B.-90th District

MARTIN, SIDNEY-26th District
Sponsored: 6-G, 16-G

MARTINEZ, ELVIN L.-67th District

McEWAN, BRUCE-38th District

McPHERSON, SCOTT W.-117th District
Sponsored: 17-G
Co-sponsored: 5-G, 8-G

McPHERSON, TOM-92nd District

MEEK, CARRIE P.-106th District

MEFFERT, CHRISTIAN-32nd District

MELBY, ROBERT E.-59th District

MESSERSMITH, FRANK S.-83rd District

MILLS, JON L.-27th District

MITCHELL, SAM-7th District

MOFFITT, H. LEE-66th District
Sponsored: 5-G

MOORE, REID, JR.-81st District

MORGAN, HERBERT F.-12th District

MYERS, WILLIAM G.-77th District

NERGARD, CHARLES L.-76th District

NUCKOLLS, HUGH PAUL-91st District
Co-sponsored: 13-G

OGDEN, CARL-20th District

O'MALLEY, TERENCE T.-85th District

PAJCIC, STEVE-22nd District
Sponsored: 9-G, 14-G

PATCHETT, R. DALE-48th District

PATTERSON, THOMAS R.-2nd District
Sponsored: 15-G

PLUMMER, JOHN-114th District
Sponsored: 17-G
Co-sponsored: 8-G

PLUMMER, LAWRENCE H.-112th District
Co-sponsored: 8-G, 17-G

PRICE, DON C.-llth District

READY, GENE-51st District

REYNOLDS, ROBERT R.-108th District
Co-sponsored: 8-G

RICHMOND, RONALD R.-37th District

ROBINSON, GROVER C., III-1st District
Sponsored: 15-G

ROSEN, VIRGINIA L.-100th District
Co-sponsored: 5-G, 17-G

SADOWSKI, WILLIAM E.-113th District

SAMPLE, DOROTHY EATON-61st District

SHACKELFORD, LAWRENCE F.-72nd District

SHELDON, GEORGE H.-69th District

SILVER, RONALD A.-103rd District
Sponsored: 4-G, 8-G
Co-sponsored: 17-G

SMITH, CHARLES R.-36th District

SMITH, JAMES HARRISON, JR.-55th District

SMITH, LAWRENCE J.-96th District

SPAET, HAROLD W.-101st District
Co-sponsored: 17-G

STEELE, JASON-44th District

THOMAS, JOHN-17th District

THOMPSON, JAMES HAROLD-10th District

TYGART, FREDERICK B.-23rd District

UPCHURCH, HAMILTON D.-28th District

WARD, JAMES G.-6th District
Sponsored: 2-G, 15-G

WATT, JAMES L.-80th District

WEBSTER, DANIEL--39th District

WEINSTOCK, ELEANOR-79th District

WETHERELL, T. K.-31st District

WILLIAMS, FRANK-25th District

WOODBURN, ROBERT M.-87th District

WOODRUFF, T. M.-60th District

YOUNG, WALTER C.-95th District
Sponsored: 3-G

INDEXJOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES31

Bills Sponsored by Committees

[Source: Information Division, Joint Legislative Management Committee]

REAPPORTIONMENT (Select)
Committee Bills: 1-G

Miscellaneous Subjects

SubjectPages
Conference Committee
Appointment18
Report 20-26
Governor
Proclamations 1, 19

Vetoed Bills

Where no disposition shown, veto message was not taken up by House.

No.SubjectSponsorPages Date VetoedDisposition

1982 Regular Session Vetoed House Bills
CS/HB
291 Public recordsCommittee on Governmental Operations and
Hagler 24-8-82
HB
535Braden River Fire Control and Rescue Dis-
trict, Manatee CountyShackelford 2, 34-22-82
1015 Issuance of revenue bondsCommittee on Appropriations 2, 34-23-82

1982 Regular Session Vetoed Senate Bills
SB
68 Public education Jennings --- ........ 4-22-82
CS/SB
898 Natural gas and petroleum pipelinesCommittee on Commerce and Scott .. _4-7-82
SB
921 Administrative Procedure ActWare 44-7-82

1982 Special Session "D" Vetoed House Bills
HB
3-D (Item veto) General Appropriations BillMorgan 2, 3-5, 274-23-82Item 151
reinstated

1982 Special Session "D" Vetoed Senate Bills
SB
24-D Alcoholic beveragesHenderson5-4-82

INDEXJOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES32

Subject Index of House and Senate

Bills and Resolutions
[Source: Information Division, Joint Legislative Management Committee]

This index embraces all measures introduced in both the House and Senate. The house of origin is identi-
fied by the letter preceding each bill: H-House, S-Senate. Senate bills shown in this index include those never
received by the House, and their inclusion here is only for the convenience of the user interested in all the legis-
lation introduced in the Legislature on a particular subject.
(Boldfaced bill numbers passed both houses.)

-A-
ADMINISTRATION, DEPARTMENT OF
Veterans Affairs Division; regulatory authority, H13-G
ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE ACT
Rules; legislative review and comment on intent; procedure,
H12-G
APPOINTMENTS
Governor; Veterans Affairs Commission, H13-G
APPORTIONMENT
Congressional redistricting, Sl-G, HL-G
APPROPRIATIONS
Revenue Department; computerized property appraisal sys-
tem, H14-G
Veterans Affairs Commission, H13-G
--C--
COMMENDATIONS
Kentosh, Elizabeth; Florida Teacher of the Year, 1983, H15-G
Miami Carol City Senior High School; 1982 AAAA Baseball
State Championship, H3-G
University of Florida baseball team; SEC Championship,
H16-G
CONTRACTS
Written and binding prior to April 19, 1982; project com-
pletion materials; sales tax payment and refunds, S5-G,
H7-G
CORPORATE INCOME TAX See: TAXATION
CORRECTIONS, DEPARTMENT OF
Rulemaking authority, standards and requirements for pris-
oners; no greater than federal constitutional standards,
H2-G
-D-
DADE COUNTY
Millage limitation exceptions, inapplicability; use for crime
prevention and control, H4-G, H8-G, H17-G
-E--
ELECTIONS
Candidates, congressional and legislative offices; petition
qualifying dates changed, H6-G
17th Judicial Circuit and Broward County court judges, S4-G
ESCAMBIA COUNTY
Pension benefit rights of employees transferred to Utilities
Authority, S2-G
--G--

GOVERNMENTAL REORGANIZATION
Veteran and Community Affairs Department renamed; Veter-
ans Affairs Division transferred to DOA, H13-G
GOVERNOR
Report; Veterans Affairs Commission, H13-G
-I-
INSURANCE
Code revision and update; technical errors and omissions,
correction; Patient's Compensation Fund, payment of set-
tlements or judgments, H10-G

-J-
JUDGES AND JUSTICES
Election; 17th Judicial Circuit and Broward County court,
S4-G

-L--
LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS
Bullets, teflon-coated; use by officers allowed, S3-G, H5-G
Complaints, filed; processing; public records law exemption,
S6-G
LEGISLATURE
Administrative Rules; review and comment on legislative in-
tent, H12-G
Report; Veterans Affairs Commission, H13-G

-P-
PATIENT'S COMPENSATION FUND
Health care providers, escrow account, maximum bond amount
increased, H10-G
POPULAR NAMES
Phantom Government Bill, H12-G
PRISONERS
Corrections Department rulemaking authority for standards
and requirements no greater than federal constitutional
standards, H2-G
PUBLIC RECORDS LAW
Law enforcement and correctional officers; complaints filed;
certain exempt, S6-G

-T-
TAXATION
Ad valorem tax rolls, complete submission of rolls defined;
computerized property appraisal system, purchase by Reve-
nue Department, H14-G
Corporate income tax law clarification; franchise tax credit,
installment sales income, and insurance premium tax credit,
emergency excise tax computation; county millage, limita-
tions, clarifications; proposed property taxes notices on
half-cent sales tax, statement computation clarification,
H9-G
Sales tax
Contracts, binding prior to April 19, 1982; project comple-
tion materials; payment and refunds, S5-G, H7-G
Discretionary additional tax; use of proceeds includes in-
terest in sports, arts and recreation centers, H11-G
Local government half-cent sales tax; millage limitations,
Dade County inapplicability, H4-G, H8-G, H17-G

-V-
VETERAN AND COMMUNITY AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF
Renamed Community Affairs Department; Veterans Affairs
Division transferred to DOA, H13-G

-W-
WEAPONS AND FIREARMS
Bullets, teflon-coated; use by law enforcement officers only,
S3-G, H5-G

INDEXJOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES33

House Bills and Resolutions by

Number, Subject, Sponsor, and Disposition

To obtain the number of a bill, see the subject matter index preceding this index.
Page number in boldfaced print indicates location of roll call vote on disposition.

Abbreviations:
Ch.-Chapter number, as passed
CSP-Companion or similar bill passed
DCS-Died on Senate Calendar
DM-Died in Messages
FVIH-Failed vote for introduction in House
HB-House Bill
HCR-House Concurrent Resolution
HR-House Resolution
ID-Introduction deferred

HB
1-G Congressional districts (Reapportionment) 7-14, 15, 18,
20-26, 27 Ch. 82-384
2-G County and municipal prisoners (Hollingsworth) ID
HR
3-G Miami Carol City Senior High School (Young) 5-6
Adopted
HB
4-G Local government half-cent sales tax (Silver) 15 FVIH
5-G Crimes (Moffitt) 6 DM
6-G Elections (Martin) 5 DM
7-G Tax on sales, use and other transactions (Haben) 15
DM/CSP
8-G Local government half-cent sales tax (Cosgrove) 6 FVIH
9-G Taxation (Pajcic) 15, 27 Ch. 82-385
10-G Insurance and matters relating thereto (Gustafson) 17-
18, 27 Ch. 82-386
HB
11-G Tax on sales, use and other transactions (Dyer) ID
12-G Administrative Procedure Act (G. Hodges) 19 DCS
13-G Advisory Council on Veterans Affairs (Boles) 15, 16-17,
27 Ch. 82-387
14-G Taxation (Pajcic) 17, 27 Ch. 82-388
HCR
15-G Elizabeth Kentosh, Florida Teacher of the Year for
1983 (Ward) 19, 27 Adopted
HR
16-G University of Florida baseball team (Martin) 6-7
Adopted
HB
17-G Local government half-cent sales tax (S. McPherson)
19, 20 DM

Senate Bills (Received in House) by

Number, Subject, Sponsor, and Disposition

To obtain the number of a bill, see the subject matter index preceding this index.
Page number in boldfaced print indicates location of roll call vote on disposition.

Abbreviations:
Ch.-Chapter Number, as passed
SB-Senate Bill

SB
2-G Escambia County; pension system of City of Pensacola
(Tobiassen) 19-20 Ch. 82-390
5-G Tax on sales, use and other transactions (Stuart) 17
Ch. 82-389

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