HOUSE AMENDMENT Bill No. CS/CS/SB 6E
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2	Senate House
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12	Representative Ritter offered the following:
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14	Amendment
15	On page 24, line 8, through page 25, line 3,
16	remove: all of said lines
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18	and insert:
19	Section 7. There are hereby appropriated for fiscal year
20	2003-2004 the following amounts to the Office of Tourism, Trade,
21	and Economic Development for strategic economic development and
22	initiatives:
23	(1) The sum of $10 million from the General Revenue Fund
24	to the entertainment industry financial incentive program
25	created in s. 288.1254, Florida Statutes.
26	(2) The sum of $10 million from the General Revenue Fund
27	to the Quick Action Closing Fund created in s. 288.1088, Florida
28	Statutes, all of which shall be used to fund projects in rural
29	communities as defined in s. 288.0656(2)(b), Florida Statutes.
30	(3) The sum of $15 million from the General Revenue Fund
31	to the Rural Infrastructure Fund created in s. 288.0655, Florida
32	Statutes.
33	(4) The sum of $7.5 million from the General Revenue Fund
34	for fixed capital outlay military base retention projects
35	allocated to the following bases: Tyndall ($2.5 million),
36	Mayport ($2.5 million), and McDill ($2.5 million).
37	(5) The sum of $10 million from the General Revenue Fund
38	for the purpose of providing one-time fixed capital outlay
39	grants for infrastructure improvements related to the National
40	High Magnetic Field Laboratory, which shall be allocated as
41	follows: the sum of $7.5 million shall be allocated to Florida
42	State University and the sum of $2.5 million shall be allocated
43	to the University of Florida.
44	(6) The sum of $10 million from the General Revenue Fund
45	to fund the first ranked fixed capital outlay project of the
46	Regional Cultural Facilities Program Rollover Priority List from
47	fiscal year 2003-2004, which was developed in accordance with
48	1T-1.001(20), Florida Administrative Code.
49	(7) The sum of $1 million from the General Revenue Fund to
50	the Mote Marine Laboratory, Inc., for scientific research to
51	prevent harmful algal blooms for the purpose of enhancing
52	Florida seafood production.
53	(8) The sum of $8 million from the General Revenue Fund
54	for the purpose of providing a one-time fixed capital outlay
55	grant to the University of South Florida to acquire the Fowler
56	Avenue South site as part of its Bioengineering and Life
57	Sciences Research Park.
58	(9) For the 2003-2004 fiscal year, the sum of $25 million
59	from nonrecurring general revenue for the Florida Black Business
60	Investment Board, Inc., created in s. 288.707, Florida Statutes.
61	(10) For the 2003-2004 fiscal year, the sum of $5 million
62	from nonrecurring general revenue for the Hispanic Business
63	Initiative Fund.
64	(11) For the 2003-2004 fiscal year, the sum of $10 million
65	from nonrecurring general revenue for the Florida Tourism
66	Industry Marketing Corporation created in s. 288.1226, Florida
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