Florida Senate - 2010 SB 552 By Senator Constantine 22-00322-10 2010552__ 1 A bill to be entitled 2 An act relating to land management; amending s. 3 259.032, F.S.; deleting a provision requiring the 4 Legislature to review certain funding formulas; 5 providing an effective date. 6 7 Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the State of Florida: 8 9 Section 1. Paragraph (c) of subsection (11) of section 10 259.032, Florida Statutes, is amended to read: 11 259.032 Conservation and Recreation Lands Trust Fund; 12 purpose.— 13 (11) 14 (c) The Land Management Uniform Accounting Council shall 15 prepare and deliver a report on the methodology and formula for 16 allocating land management funds to the Acquisition and 17 Restoration Council. The Acquisition and Restoration Council 18 shall review, modify as appropriate, and submit the report to 19 the Board of Trustees of the Internal Improvement Trust Fund. 20 The board of trustees shall review, modify as appropriate, and 21 submit the report to the President of the Senate and the Speaker 22 of the House of Representatives no later than December 31, 2008, 23 which provides an interim management formula and a long-term 24 management formula, and the methodologies used to develop the 25 formulas, which shall be used to allocate land management funds 26 provided for in paragraph (b) for interim and long-term 27 management of all lands managed pursuant to this chapter and for 28 associated contractual services. The methodology and formula for 29 interim management shall be based on the estimated land 30 acquisitions for the fiscal year in which the interim funds will 31 be expended. The methodology and formula for long-term 32 management shall recognize, but not be limited to, the 33 following: 34 1. The assignment of management intensity associated with 35 managed habitats and natural communities and the related 36 management activities to achieve land management goals provided 37 in s. 253.034(5) and subsection (10). 38 a. The acres of land that require minimal effort for 39 resource preservation or restoration. 40 b. The acres of land that require moderate effort for 41 resource preservation or restoration. 42 c. The acres of land that require significant effort for 43 resource preservation or restoration. 44 2. The assignment of management intensity associated with 45 public access, including, but not limited to: 46 a. The acres of land that are open to the public but offer 47 no more than minimally developed facilities; 48 b. The acres of land that have a high degree of public use 49 and offer highly developed facilities; and 50 c. The acres of land that are sites that have historic 51 significance, unique natural features, or a very high degree of 52 public use. 53 3. The acres of land that have a secondary manager 54 contributing to the overall management effort. 55 4. The anticipated revenues generated from management of 56 the lands. 57 5. The impacts of, and needs created or addressed by, 58 multiple-use management strategies. 59 6. The acres of land that have infestations of nonnative or 60 invasive plants, animals, or fish. 61 62 In evaluating the management funding needs of lands based on the 63 above categories, the lead land managing agencies shall include 64 in their considerations the impacts of, and needs created or 65 addressed by, multiple-use management strategies.The funding66formulas for interim and long-term management proposed by the67agencies shall be reviewed by the Legislature during the 200968regular legislative session. The Legislature may reject, modify,69or take no action relative to the proposed funding formulas. If70no action is taken, the funding formulas shall be used in the71allocation and distribution of funds provided in paragraph (b).72 Section 2. This act shall take effect July 1, 2010.