Amendment
Bill No. 0985
Amendment No. 572147
CHAMBER ACTION
Senate House
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1Representative(s) Glorioso offered the following:
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3     Amendment (with title amendment)
4     Between lines 1859 and 1860, insert:
5     Section 31.  Paragraphs (c) and (d) of subsection (7) of
6section 339.135, Florida Statutes, are amended to read:
7     339.135  Work program; legislative budget request;
8definitions; preparation, adoption, execution, and amendment.--
9     (7)  AMENDMENT OF THE ADOPTED WORK PROGRAM.--
10     (c)  The department may amend the adopted work program to
11transfer fixed capital outlay appropriations for projects within
12the same appropriations category or between appropriations
13categories, including the following amendments which shall be
14subject to the procedures in paragraph (d):
15     1.  Any amendment that which deletes any project or project
16phase;
17     2.  Any amendment that which adds a project estimated to
18cost over $150,000 in funds appropriated by the Legislature;
19     3.  Any amendment that which advances or defers to another
20fiscal year, a right-of-way phase, a construction phase, or a
21public transportation project phase estimated to cost over
22$500,000 in funds appropriated by the Legislature, except an
23amendment advancing or deferring a phase for a period of 90 days
24or less; or
25     4.  Any amendment that which advances or defers to another
26fiscal year, any preliminary engineering phase or design phase
27estimated to cost over $150,000 in funds appropriated by the
28Legislature, except an amendment advancing or deferring a phase
29for a period of 90 days or less.
30     (d)1.  Whenever the department proposes any amendment to
31the adopted work program, which amendment is defined in
32subparagraph (c)1., subparagraph (c)2., subparagraph (c)3., or
33subparagraph (c)4., it shall submit the proposed amendment to
34the Governor for approval and shall immediately notify the
35chairs of the legislative appropriations committees, the chairs
36of the legislative transportation committees, each member of the
37Legislature who represents a district affected by the proposed
38amendment, each metropolitan planning organization affected by
39the proposed amendment, and each unit of local government
40affected by the proposed amendment. Such proposed amendment
41shall provide a complete justification of the need for the
42proposed amendment.
43     2.a.  Whenever the department proposes any amendment to the
44adopted work program, which amendment is defined in subparagraph
45(c)1., subparagraph (c)2., subparagraph (c)3., or subparagraph
46(c)4., to a project or project phase scheduled within the first
473 years of the work program which would have the effect of
48deleting or delaying programmed improvements in traffic-carrying
49capacity, as typically measured by a local government's
50concurrency management system, it shall notify each local
51government and each metropolitan planning organization affected
52by the amendment. The notification must be sent by either
53certified mail or return receipt requested electronic mail to
54the chief elected official of each local government and
55distinguish whether the amendment relates to a capacity
56improvement or a noncapacity improvement. Each affected local
57government shall have 14 days to provide written comments to the
58department regarding how the amendment will impact its
59respective concurrency management system, including whether any
60development permits were issued contingent upon the capacity
61improvement, if applicable, of the subject amendment.
62     b.  After the department's receipt of written comments from
63the affected local governments, the department shall submit the
64proposed amendment to the Governor for approval and shall
65immediately notify the chairs of the legislative appropriations
66committees, the chairs of the legislative transportation
67committees, each member of the Legislature who represents a
68district affected by the proposed amendment, each metropolitan
69planning organization affected by the proposed amendment, and
70each unit of local government affected by the proposed
71amendment. Such proposed amendment shall provide a complete
72justification of the need for the proposed amendment and include
73any written comments submitted by the affected local
74governments.
75     3.2.  The Governor shall not approve a proposed amendment
76until 14 days following the notification required in
77subparagraph 1.
78     4.3.  If either of the chairs of the legislative
79appropriations committees or the President of the Senate or the
80Speaker of the House of Representatives objects in writing to a
81proposed amendment within 14 days following notification and
82specifies the reasons for such objection, the Governor shall
83disapprove the proposed amendment.
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87     Remove line 148 and insert:
88of the proposed fees; removing a reference to conform; amending
89s. 339.135, F.S.; requiring the department to notify certain
90local government officials of certain proposed amendments to its
91adopted work program; providing for comments from the local
92government that would be affected by the amendment; providing
93procedures for approval of the amendment;


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