Florida Senate - 2005                      COMMITTEE AMENDMENT
    Bill No. CS for SB 444
                        Barcode 651748
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11  The Committee on Governmental Oversight and Productivity
12  (Lawson) recommended the following amendment to amendment
13  (550866):
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15         Senate Amendment 
16         On page 21, line 9 through page 22 line 14, delete
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19  and insert:  
20         (d)  All projects submitted to the governing board for
21  consideration shall reflect the total capital cost for
22  implementation.  The costs shall be segregated pursuant to the
23  categories described in the definition of capital costs.
24         (e)  Applicants for projects that may receive funding
25  assistance pursuant to the Water Protection and Sustainability
26  Program shall, at a minimum, be required to pay 60 percent of
27  the project's capital costs. The water management districts
28  may, at their discretion, totally or partially waive this
29  requirement for projects sponsored by financially
30  disadvantaged small local governments as defined in s.
31  403.885(5).
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Florida Senate - 2005 COMMITTEE AMENDMENT Bill No. CS for SB 444 Barcode 651748 1 (f) The governing boards shall determine those 2 projects that will be selected for financial assistance. The 3 governing boards may establish factors to determine project 4 funding, however, significant weight shall be given to the 5 following factors: 6 1. Whether the project provides substantial 7 environmental benefits by preventing or limiting adverse water 8 resource impacts. 9 2. Whether the project reduces competition for water 10 supplies. 11 3. Whether the project brings about replacement of 12 traditional sources in order to help implement a minimum flow 13 or level or a reservation. 14 4. Whether the project will be implemented by a 15 consumptive use permittee that has achieved the targets 16 contained in a goal based water conservation program approved 17 pursuant to s. 373.227. 18 5. The quantity of water supplied by the project as 19 compared to its cost. 20 6. Projects in which the construction and delivery to 21 end users of reuse water is a major component. 22 7. Whether the project will be implemented by a 23 multi-jurisdictional water supply entity or regional water 24 supply authority. 25 (g) Additional factors to be considered in determining 26 project funding shall include: 27 28 29 30 31 2 7:05 PM 04/19/05 s0444.go06.06a