HOUSE AMENDMENT Bill No. HB 3D
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12	Representative Greenstein offered the following:
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14	Amendment (with title amendment)
15	Remove line(s) 64-152, and insert:
16	Section 2. (1) The following moneys and full-time
17	equivalent (FTE) positions are appropriated to the Department of
18	Corrections for fiscal year 2003-2004:
19	(a) The sum of $17,519,607 from the General Revenue Fund
20	and 512 FTEs for salaries and benefits.
21	(b) The sum of $5,341,956 from the General Revenue Fund
22	for expenses.
23	(c) The sum of $423,117 from the General Revenue Fund for
24	operating capital outlay.
25	(d) The sum of $1,774,790 from the General Revenue Fund
26	for food products.
27	(e) The sum of $48,871 from the General Revenue Fund for
28	food service and production.
29	(f) The sum of $445,842 from the General Revenue Fund for
30	salary incentive payments.
31	(g) The sum of $4,696,278 from the General Revenue Fund
32	for inmate health services.
33	(h) The sum of $1,269,720 from the General Revenue Fund
34	for fixed capital outlay for the reopening of the Hendry
35	Correctional Institution.
36	(i) The sums of $10,000,000 from the General Revenue Fund
37	and $17,545,694 from the Grants and Donations Trust Fund for
38	fixed capital outlay for a new 1,380-bed annex at the Santa Rosa
39	Correctional Institution.
40	(j) The sum of $4,811,856 from the General Revenue Fund
41	for fixed capital outlay for 14 new 131-bed, open-bay
42	dormitories.
43	(k) The sum of $2,000,000 from the General Revenue Fund
44	for fixed capital outlay for planning and permitting for a new
45	1,380-bed annex at the Washington Correctional Institution.
46	(2) Operating appropriations provided in subsection (1)
47	are for the following purposes:
48	(a) Increasing staff and other resources necessary to
49	provide supervision and classification to a total of 82,281
50	inmates.
51	(b) Increasing resources for food services, health
52	services, utilities, and other variable expenses for an average
53	daily population of 79,521 inmates.
54	(c) Providing for operational support staff and other
55	resources to reopen the Hendry Correctional Institution and the
56	South Florida Reception Center.
57	Section 3. Notwithstanding the requirements of s.
58	287.057(5)(a), Florida Statutes, the competitive bid and
59	procurement requirements of ss. 255.0525(1), 255.29(2) and (3),
60	287.055(3), (4), (5), and (9), and 287.057(1)(a), Florida
61	Statutes, are waived for the Department of Corrections to
62	expedite the construction of the Santa Rosa Correctional
63	Institution annex and the 14 new 131-bed, open-bay dormitories
64	and the improvements to the Hendry Correctional Institution that
65	are authorized in section 2 of this act if determined necessary
66	by the Secretary of Corrections in order to ensure that adequate
67	space is available to house the projected increase in the inmate
68	population.
69	Section 4. The sum of $75,000 is appropriated from the
70	General Revenue Fund for the 2003-2004 fiscal year to the
71	Correctional Privatization Commission to issue a request for
72	proposals for the design, construction, and operation of a new
73	1,800-bed prison facility. The request for proposals shall
74	require each respondent to include an option for financing the
75	initial acquisition and construction costs. The commission shall
76	rank the proposals and forward them to the Governor, the
77	President of the Senate, the Speaker of the House of
78	Representatives, and the chairs of the legislative
79	appropriations committees by March 1, 2004. The commission may
80	proceed with a contract upon final legislative approval of the
81	project and its financing method.
82	Section 5. Consistent with the provisions of s. 216.311,
83	Florida Statutes, the Department of Corrections is authorized to
84	contract for the construction of the new 1,380-bed annex at the
85	Santa Rosa Correctional Institution for which the initial
86	appropriation is made in section 2 of this act. The total
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89	Remove line(s) 7-10, and insert:
90	providing the Department of Corrections