The Florida Senate

125.2801  County qualification retention.--Once a county qualifies for authorization to create a jury district under s. 40.015(1), and once a county qualifies for small county technical assistance pursuant to s. 163.05(3), and once a county qualifies to be required to include optional elements in their comprehensive plans pursuant to s. 163.3177(6)(i), and once a county qualifies to enter into a written agreement with the state land planning agency pursuant to s. 163.3191(12)(a), and once a county qualifies under s. 212.055(2)(d)1. to use local government infrastructure surtax proceeds or any interest accrued thereto for long-term maintenance costs associated with landfill closure, and once a county qualifies under s. 212.055(2)(j) to use local government infrastructure surtax proceeds and interest for operation and maintenance of parks and recreation programs and facilities established with proceeds of the surtax, and once a county qualifies for reduction or waiver of permit processing fees pursuant to s. 218.075, and once a county qualifies for emergency distribution pursuant to s. 218.65, and once a county qualifies for funds from the Emergency Management, Preparedness, and Assistance Trust Fund pursuant to s. 252.373(3)(a), and once a county qualifies for priority State Touring Program grants under s. 265.2861(1)(c), and once a county qualifies under s. 403.706(4)(d) to provide its residents with the opportunity to recycle, and once a county qualifies for receipt of annual solid waste and recycling grants pursuant to s. 403.7095(7)(a), the county shall retain such qualification until it exceeds a population of 75,000.

History.--s. 327, ch. 96-410.