Amendment
Bill No. 0001B
Amendment No. 359699
CHAMBER ACTION
Senate House
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1Representative(s) Cannon offered the following:
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3     Amendment
4     Remove line(s) 591-677, and insert:
5thereto or by a three-fourths vote if the governing body has
6nine or more members.
7     (c)  Upon approval of a maximum rate as provided in
8paragraph (b), a higher rate may be levied if approved by a
9referendum of the voters.
10     (3)(a)  The maximum millage rate that a municipality or a
11special district dependent to a municipality may levy by a
12majority vote of the governing body for the 2007-2008 fiscal
13year shall be determined as follows:
14     1.  For any municipality for which the compound annual
15growth in total municipal ad valorem taxes levied, as defined in
16s. 200.001, per capita from fiscal year 2001-2002 to fiscal year
172006-2007 was no more than 6 percent, or, for a municipality
18that first levied ad valorem taxes in the 2002-2003 fiscal year,
19100 percent of the rolled-back rate, as calculated under s.
20200.065;
21     2.  For any municipality for which the compound annual
22growth in total municipal ad valorem taxes levied, as defined in
23s. 200.001, per capita from fiscal year 2001-2002 to fiscal year
242006-2007 was greater than 6 percent but no more than 7.5
25percent, or, notwithstanding subparagraphs 3., 4., and 5., any
26municipality that is a municipality of special financial concern
27not included in subparagraph 1., 97 percent of the rolled-back
28rate, as calculated under s. 200.065;
29     3.  For any municipality for which the compound annual
30growth in total municipal ad valorem taxes levied, as defined in
31s. 200.001, per capita from fiscal year 2001-2002 to fiscal year
322006-2007 was greater than 7.5 percent but no more than 10.5
33percent, 95 percent of the rolled-back rate, as calculated under
34s. 200.065;
35     4.  For any municipality for which the compound annual
36growth in total municipal ad valorem taxes levied, as defined in
37s. 200.001, per capita from fiscal year 2001-2002 to fiscal year
382006-2007 was greater than 10.5 percent but no more than 12.4
39percent, 93 percent of the rolled-back rate, as calculated under
40s. 200.065; or
41     5.  For any municipality for which the compound annual
42growth in total municipal ad valorem taxes levied, as defined in
43s. 200.001, per capita from fiscal year 2001-2002 to fiscal year
442006-2007 was greater than 12.4 percent, 91 percent of the
45rolled-back rate, as calculated under s. 200.065.
46     (b)  The maximum millage rate that may be levied under
47paragraph (a) may be increased to:
48     1.  The rolled-back rate, as calculated under s. 200.065,
49if approved by a two-thirds vote of the governing body of the
50municipality or special district dependent thereto; or
51     2.  The nonvoted millage rate that was levied in the 2006-
522007 fiscal year, if approved by a unanimous vote of the
53governing body of the municipality or special district dependent
54thereto or by a three-fourths vote if the governing body has
55nine or more members.
56     (c)  Upon approval of a maximum rate as provided in
57paragraph (b), a higher rate may be levied if approved by a
58referendum of the voters.
59     (4)  The maximum millage rate that an independent special
60district may levy by a majority vote of the governing body for
61the 2007-2008 fiscal year is 97 percent of the rolled-back rate,
62as calculated under s. 200.065.
63     (a)  The maximum millage rate specified in this subsection
64may be increased to the rolled-back rate if approved by a two-
65thirds vote of the governing body of the independent special
66district.
67     (b)  The maximum millage rate specified in this subsection
68may be increased to the nonvoted millage rate that was levied in
69the 2006-2007 fiscal year, if approved by a unanimous vote of
70the governing body of the independent special district or by a
71three-fourths vote if the governing body has nine or more
72members.
73     (c)  Upon approval of a maximum rate in paragraph (b), a
74higher rate may be levied if approved by a referendum of the
75voters.
76     (5)  In the 2008-2009 fiscal year, a county, municipal
77service taxing units of that county, and special districts
78dependent to that county; a municipality and special districts
79dependent to that municipality; and an independent special
80district may levy a maximum millage determined as follows:
81     (a)  The maximum millage rate that may be levied shall be
82the rolled-back rate calculated pursuant to s. 200.065 and
83adjusted for growth in per capita Florida personal income,
84except that ad valorem tax revenue levied in the 2007-2008
85fiscal year shall be reduced by any tax revenue resulting from a
86millage rate approved by a super majority vote of the governing
87board of the taxing authority in excess of the maximum rate that
88could have been levied by a majority vote as provided in this
89section.
90     (b)  A rate of not more than 110 percent of the rate in
91paragraph (a) may be levied if approved by a two-thirds vote of
92the governing body.
93     (c)  A rate in excess of the millage rate allowed in
94paragraph (b) may be levied if approved by a unanimous vote of
95the governing body or by a three-fourths vote if the governing
96body has nine or more members or if approved by a referendum of
97the voters.


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