Action Packet - Tourism, Infrastructure & Energy Subcommittee, January 12, 2022 Meeting
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An action packet of the Tourism, Infrastructure & Energy Subcommittee for its meeting on Wednesday, January 12, 2022, 4:30 PM, at Reed Hall, with Brad Drake as Chair. The summary page records HB 89 as Favorable With Committee Substitute with Yeas: 16 and HB 91 as Temporarily Postponed. HB 157 is Favorable With Committee Substitute with Yeas: 13 and Nays: 3, and HB 315 is Favorable with Yeas: 16. Roll pages give HB 89 as Transportation Facility Designations, HB 91 as Digital License Plates and HB 157 as Transportation Projects. The packet ends with an amendment to HB 481 about a temporary underground power panel.
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Tourism, Infrastructure & Energy
Subcommittee
VVednesday,January12,2022
4:30 PM - 6:30 PM
Reed Hall (120 HOB)
Action Packet
Chris Sprowls Brad Drake
Speaker Chair
COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT
Tourism, Infrastructure & Energy Subcommittee
1/12/2022 4:30PM
Location: Reed Hall (102 HOB)
Summary:
Tourism, Infrastructure & Energy Subcommittee
Wednesday January 12, 2022 04: 30 pm
HB 89 Favorable With Committee Substitute Yeas: 16 Nays: O
Amendment 043283 Adopted
HB 91 Temporarily Postponed
HB 157 Favorable With Committee Substitute Yeas: 13 Nays: 3
Amendment 827419 Adopted Without Objection
HB 223 Favorable With Committee Substitute Yeas: 15 Nays: O
Amendment 593861 Adopted Without Objection
HB 315 Favorable Yeas: 16 Nays: O
HB 331 Favorable Yeas: 16 Nays: o
HB 481 Favorable With Committee Substitute Yeas: 15 Nays: O
Amendment 211063 Adopted Without Objection
HB 661 Favorable Yeas: 15 Nays: 0
HB 789 Favorable Yeas: 15 Nays: o
HB 891 Favorable Yeas: 15 Nays: o
Committee meeting was reported out: Thursday, January 13, 2022 10:23AM
Print Date: 01/13/2022 10:24 am Leagls ® Page 1 of 12
COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT
Tourism, Infrastructure & Energy Subcommittee
1/12/2022 4:30PM
Location: Reed Hall (102 HOB)
Attendance:
Present Absent Excused
Brad Drake (Chair) X
Kamia Brown X
James Buchanan X
Linda Chaney X
Tracie Davis X
Randy Fine X
Dotie Joseph X
Chip LaMarca X
Fiona McFarland X
Rick Roth X
Jason Shoaf X
David Silvers X
Kelly Skidmore X
Emily Slosberg-King X
Jackie Toledo X
Dana Trabulsy X
Jayer Williamson X
Clay Yarborough X
Totals: 17 0 1
Committee meeting was reported out: Thursday, January 13, 2022 10:23AM
Print Date: 01/13/2022 10:24 am Leagis ® Page 2 of 12
COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT
Tourism, Infrastructure & Energy Subcommittee
1/12/2022 4:30PM
Location: Reed Hall (102 HOB)
HB 89 : Transportation Facility Designations
0 Favorable With Committee Substitute
Yea Nay No Vote Absentee Absentee
Yea Nay
Kamia Brown X
James Buchanan X
Linda Chaney X
Tracie Davis X
Randy Fine X
Dotie Joseph X
Chip LaMarca X
Fiona McFarland X
Rick Roth X
Jason Shoaf X
David Silvers X
Kelly Skidmore X
Emily Slosberg-King X
Jackie Toledo X
Dana Trabulsy X
Jayer Williamson X
Clay Yarborough X
Brad Drake (Chair) X
Total Yeas: 16 Total Nays: o
HB 89 Amendments
Amendment 043283
0Adopted
Committee meeting was reported out: Thursday, January 13, 2022 10:23AM
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COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT
Tourism, Infrastructure & Energy Subcommittee
1/12/2022 4:30PM
Location: Reed Hall (102 HOB)
HB 91: Digital License Plates
0 Temporarily Postponed
Committee meeting was reported out: Thursday, January 13, 2022 10:23AM
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COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT
Tourism, Infrastructure & Energy Subcommittee
1/12/2022 4:30PM
Location: Reed Hall (102 HOB)
HB 157 : Transportation Projects
0 Favorable With Committee Substitute
Yea Nay No Vote Absentee Absentee
Yea Nay
Kamia Brown X
James Buchanan X
Linda Chaney X
Tracie Davis X
Randy Fine X
Dotie Joseph X
Chip LaMarca X
Fiona McFarland X
Rick Roth X
Jason Shoaf X
David Silvers X
Kelly Skidmore X
Emily Slosberg-King X
Jackie Toledo X
Dana Trabulsy X
Jayer Williamson X
Clay Yarborough X
Brad Drake (Chair) X
Total Yeas: 13 Total Nays: 3
HB 157 Amendments
Amendment 827419
0 Adopted Without Objection
Committee meeting was reported out: Thursday, January 13, 2022 10:23AM
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COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT
Tourism, Infrastructure & Energy Subcommittee
1/12/2022 4:30PM
Location: Reed Hall (102 HOB)
HB 223: Mobile Home Registration Periods
0 Favorable With Committee Substitute
Yea Nay No Vote Absentee Absentee
Yea Nay
Kamia Brown X
James Buchanan X
Linda Chaney X
Tracie Davis X
Randy Fine X
Dotie Joseph X
Chip LaMarca X
Fiona McFarland X
Rick Roth X
Jason Shoaf X
David Silvers X
Kelly Skidmore X
Emily Slosberg-King X
Jackie Toledo X
Dana Trabulsy X
Jayer Williamson X
Clay Yarborough X
Brad Drake (Chair) X
Total Yeas: 15 Total Nays: O
HB 223 Amendments
Amendment 593861
[!] Adopted Without Objection
Committee meeting was reported out: Thursday, January 13, 2022 10:23AM
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COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT
Tourism, Infrastructure & Energy Subcommittee
1/12/2022 4:30PM
Location: Reed Hall (102 HOB)
HB 315 : Transportation Facility Designations
0 Favorable
Yea Nay No Vote Absentee Absentee
Yea Nay
Kamia Brown X
James Buchanan X
Linda Chaney X
Tracie Davis X
Randy Fine X
Dotie Joseph X
Chip LaMarca X
Fiona McFarland X
Rick Roth X
Jason Shoaf X
David Silvers X
Kelly Skidmore X
Emily Slosberg-King X
Jackie Toledo X
Dana Trabulsy X
Jayer Williamson X
Clay Yarborough X
Brad Drake (Chair) X
Total Yeas: 16 Total Nays: o
Committee meeting was reported out: Thursday, January 13, 2022 10:23AM
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COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT
Tourism, Infrastructure & Energy Subcommittee
1/12/2022 4:30PM
Location: Reed Hall (102 HOB)
HB 331 : Transportation Facility Designations
0 Favorable
Yea Nay No Vote Absentee Absentee
Yea Nay
Kamia Brown X
James Buchanan X
Linda Chaney X
Tracie Davis X
Randy Fine X
Dotie Joseph X
Chip LaMarca X
Fiona McFarland X
Rick Roth X
Jason Shoaf X
David Silvers X
Kelly Skidmore X
Emily Slosberg-King X
Jackie Toledo X
Dana Trabulsy X
layer Williamson X
Clay Yarborough X
Brad Drake (Chair) X
Total Yeas: 16 Total Nays: O
Committee meeting was reported out: Thursday, January 13, 2022 10:23AM
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COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT
Tourism, Infrastructure & Energy Subcommittee
1/12/2022 4:30PM
Location: Reed Hall (102 HOB)
HB 481 : Temporary Underground Power Panels
0 Favorable With Committee Substitute
Yea Nay No Vote Absentee Absentee
Yea Nay
Kamia Brown X
James Buchanan X
Linda Chaney X
Tracie Davis X
Randy Fine X
Dotie Joseph X
Chip LaMarca X
Fiona McFarland X
Rick Roth X
Jason Shoaf X
David Silvers X
Kelly Skidmore X
Emily Slosberg-King X
Jackie Toledo X
Dana Trabulsy X
Jayer Williamson X
Clay Yarborough X
Brad Drake (Chair) X
Total Yeas: 15 Total Nays: 0
HB 481 Amendments
Amendment 211063
0 Adopted Without Objection
Committee meeting was reported out: Thursday, January 13, 2022 10:23AM
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COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT
Tourism, Infrastructure & Energy Subcommittee
1/12/2022 4:30PM
Location: Reed Hall (102 HOB)
HB 661: Transportation Facility Designations
0 Favorable
Yea Nay No Vote Absentee Absentee
Yea Nay
Kamia Brown X
James Buchanan X
Linda Chaney X
Tracie Davis X
Randy Fine X
Dotie Joseph X
Chip LaMarca X
Fiona McFarland X
Rick Roth X
Jason Shoaf X
David Silvers X
Kelly Skidmore X
Emily Slosberg-King X
Jackie Toledo X
Dana Trabulsy X
Jayer Williamson X
Clay Yarborough X
Brad Drake (Chair) X
Total Yeas: 15 Total Nays: 0
Committee meeting was reported out: Thursday, January 13, 2022 10:23AM
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COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT
Tourism, Infrastructure & Energy Subcommittee
1/12/2022 4:30PM
Location: Reed Hall (102 HOB)
HB 789 : Lifeline Services
[!J Favorable
Yea Nay No Vote Absentee Absentee
Yea Nay
Kamia Brown X
James Buchanan X
Linda Chaney X
Tracie Davis X
Randy Fine X
Dotie Joseph X
Chip LaMarca X
Fiona McFarland X
Rick Roth X
Jason Shoaf X
David Silvers X
Kelly Skidmore X
Emily Slosberg-King X
Jackie Toledo X
Dana Trabulsy X
Jayer Williamson X
Clay Yarborough X
Brad Drake (Chair) X
Total Yeas: 15 Total Nays: O
Committee meeting was reported out: Thursday, January 13, 2022 10:23AM
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COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT
Tourism, Infrastructure & Energy Subcommittee
1/12/2022 4:30PM
Location: Reed Hall (102 HOB)
HB 891: Specialty License Plate Presales
0 Favorable
Yea Nay No Vote Absentee Absentee
Yea Nay
Kamia Brown X
James Buchanan X
Linda Chaney X
Tracie Davis X
Randy Fine X
Dotie Joseph X
Chip LaMarca X
Fiona McFarland X
Rick Roth X
Jason Shoaf X
David Silvers X
Kelly Skidmore X
Emily Slosberg-King X
Jackie Toledo X
Dana Trabulsy X
layer Williamson X
Clay Yarborough X
Brad Drake (Chair) X
Total Yeas: 15 Total Nays: 0
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• Amendment No. 1
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE AMENDMENT
Bill No. HB 89 (2022)
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE AC~N
ADOPTED ~/N)
ADOPTED AS AMENDED (Y/N)
ADOPTED W/0 OBJECTION (Y/N)
FAILED TO ADOPT (Y/N)
WITHDRAWN (Y/N)
OTHER
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3 Representative LaMarca offered the following:
4
5 Amendment (with title amendment)
6 Remove everything after the enacting clause and insert:
7 Section 1. Transportation facility designations; Department of
8 Transportation to erect suitable markers.-
9 (1) That portion of S.R. AlA between the northern terminus
10 and southern terminus of Galt Ocean Drive in Broward County is
11 designated as "Pio Ieraci Memorial Drive."
12 (2) That portion of S.R. 520/W. King Street between S.R.
13 501/Clearlake Road and S.R. 519/Fiske Boulevard in Brevard
14 County is designated as "Sgt. George Lee Taylor, Sr., Memorial
15 Highway."
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16 (3) That portion of S.R. 519/Fiske Boulevard between Rosa
17 L. Jones Drive and I-95 in Brevard County is designated as "Dr.
18 Martin Luther King, Jr., Boulevard."
19 (4) The Department of Transportation is directed to erect
20 suitable markers designating the transportation facilities as
21 described in this section.
22 Section 2. This act shall take effect July 1, 2022.
23
24
25
26 TITLE AMENDMENT
27 Remove everything before the enacting clause and insert:
• 28
29
30
31
An act relating to transportation facility designations;
providing honorary designations of certain transportation
facilities in specified counties; directing the Department of
Transportation to erect suitable markers; providing an effective
32 date.
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COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE AMENDMENT
Bill No. HB 157 (2022)
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE ACTION
ADOPTED (Y/N)
ADOPTED AS AMENDED (Y/N)
ADOPTED W/0 OBJECTION ~Y/N)
FAILED TO ADOPT (Y/N)
WITHDRAWN (Y/N)
OTHER
1 Committee/Subcommittee hearing bill: Tourism, Infrastructure &
2 Energy Subcommittee
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3 Representative Andrade offered the following:
4
5 Amendment (with title amendment)
6 Remove everything after the enacting clause and insert:
7 Section 1. Subsection (3) of section 206.46, Florida
8 Statutes, is amended to read:
9 206.46 State Transportation Trust Fund.-
10 (3) Unless otherwise specified in the General
11 Appropriations Act, each fiscal year, at least a miniFnUm of 15
12 percent but not more than 25 percent of all state revenues
13 deposited into the State Transportation Trust Fund, excluding
14 state revenues used for matching federal grants, shall be
15 committed annually by the department for public transportation
16 projects in accordance with chapter 311, ss. 332.003-332.007,
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Bill No. HB 157 (2022)
17 chapter 341, and chapter 343.
18 Section 2. Section 337.025, Florida Statutes, is amended
19 to read:
20 337.025 Innovative transportation projects; department to
21 establish program.-
22 (1) The department may establish a program for
23 transportation projects demonstrating innovative techniques of
24 highway and bridge design, construction, maintenance, and
25 finance which have the intended effect of measuring resiliency
26 and structural integrity and controlling time and cost increases
27 on construction projects. Such techniques may include, but are
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28 not limited to, state-of-the-art technology for pavement,
29 safety, and other aspects of highway and bridge design,
30 construction, and maintenance; innovative bidding and financing
31 techniques; progressive design-build contracts; accelerated
32 construction procedures; and those techniques that have the
33 potential to reduce project life cycle costs. To the maximum
34 extent practical, the department must use the existing process
35 to award and administer construction and maintenance contracts.
36 When specific innovative techniques are to be used, the
37 department is not required to adhere to those provisions of law
38 that would prevent, preclude, or in any way prohibit the
39 department from using the innovative technique. However, before
40 using an innovative technique that is inconsistent with another
41 provision of law, the department must document in writing the
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42 need for the exception and identify what benefits the traveling
43 public and the affected community are anticipated to receive.
44 The department may enter into no more than $120 million in
45 contracts awarded annually for the purposes authorized by this
46 section.
47 (2) The annual cap on contracts provided in subsection (1)
48 does not apply to:
49 (a) Turnpike enterprise projects.
50 (b) Progressive design-build contracts for complex, high
51 risk projects with a minimum contract value of $400 million f,.ew-
52 bid design build ffiilling and resurfaeing eontraets.
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53 Section 3. Subsection (7) of section 337.11, Florida
54 Statutes, is amended to read:
55 337.11 Contracting authority of department; bids;
56 emergency repairs, supplemental agreements, and change orders;
57 combined design and construction contracts; progress payments;
58 records; requirements of vehicle registration.-
59 (7) (a) If the department determines that it is in the best
60 interests of the public, the department may combine the design
61 and construction phases of a building, a ffiajor bridge, a liffiited
62 aeeess faeility, or a rail eorridor project into a single
63 contract. Such contract is referred to as a design-build
64 contract.
65 (b) If the department determines that it is in the best
66 interest of the public, the department may combine the design
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67 and construction phase of a project into a single contract and
68 select the design-build firm in the early stages of the project
69 to ensure that the design-build firm is part of the
70 collaboration and development of the design as part of a step-
71 by-step progression through construction. Such contract is
72 referred to as a progressive design-build contract. For
73 progressive design-build contracts, the selection and award
74 process shall include a two-phase process. For phase one, the
75 department shall competitively award the contract to a design-
76 build firm based upon qualifications. For phase two, the design-
77 build firm shall competitively bid construction trade and
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78 subcontractor packages and based upon these bids, negotiate with
79 the department a fixed firm price or guaranteed maximum price
80 that meets the project budget and scope, as advertised in the
81 request for qualification.
82 l£l Design-build contracts and progressive design-build
83 contracts may be advertised and awarded notwithstanding the
84 requirements of paragraph (3) (c). However, construction
85 activities may not begin on any portion of such projects for
86 which the department has not yet obtained title to the necessary
87 rights-of-way and easements for the construction of that portion
88 of the project has vested in the state or a local governmental
89 entity and all railroad crossing and utility agreements have
90 been executed. Title to rights-of-way shall be deemed to have
91 vested in the state when the title has been dedicated to the
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92 public or acquired by prescription.
93 J..s!l+B+ The department shall adopt by rule procedures for
94 administering design-build contracts and progressive design-
95 build contracts. Such procedures shall include, but not be
96 limited to:
97 1. Prequalification requirements.
98 2. Public announcement procedures.
99 3. Scope of service requirements.
100 4. Letters of interest requirements.
101 5. Short-listing criteria and procedures.
102 6. Bid proposal requirements.
103 7. Technical review committee.
.104 8. Selection and award processes.
105 9. Stipend requirements.
106 ~-f-e+ The department must receive at least three letters
107 of interest in order to proceed with a request for proposals.
108 The department shall request proposals from no fewer than three
109 of the design-build firms submitting letters of interest. If a
110 design-build firm withdraws from consideration after the
111 department requests proposals, the department may continue if at
112 least two proposals are received.
113 Section 4. Subsections (4) and (7) of section 337.14,
114 Florida Statutes, is amended to read:
115 337.14 Application for qualification; certificate of
116 qualification; restrictions; request for hearing.-
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117 ( 4) If the applicant is found to possess the prescribed
118 qualifications, the department shall issue to him or her a
119 certificate of qualification that, unless thereafter revoked by
120 the department for good cause, will be valid for a period of 18
121 months after the date of the applicant's financial statement or
122 such shorter period as the department prescribes. Submission of
123 an application does and subsequent approval do not affect
124 expiration of the certificate of qualification. An applicant may
125 submit a written request with a timely submitted application to
126 keep an existing certificate of qualification in place until the
127 expiration date. If the request is approved by the department,
128 the current maximum capacity rating of the applicant will remain
.129 in place until expiration of the current certificate of
130 qualification, the ability factor of the applicant, or the
131 manimillR capacity rating of the applicant. If the department
132 finds that an application is incomplete or contains inadequate
133 information or information that cannot be verified, the
134 department may request in writing that the applicant provide the
135 necessary information to complete the application or provide the
136 source from which any information in the application may be
137 verified. If the applicant fails to comply with the initial
138 written request within a reasonable period of time as specified
139 therein, the department shall request the information a second
140 time. If the applicant fails to comply with the second request
141 within a reasonable period of time as specified therein, the
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142 application shall be denied.
143 (7) A "contractor" as defined ins. 337.165(1) (d) or his
144 or her "affiliate" as defined ins. 337.165(1) (a) qualified with
145 the department under this section may not also qualify under s.
146 287.055 ors. 337.105 to provide testing services, construction,
147 engineering, and inspection services to the department. This
148 limitation does not apply to any design-build, including
149 progressive design-build, prequalification under s. 337.11(7)
150 and does not apply when the department otherwise determines by
151 written order entered at least 30 days before advertisement that
152 the limitation is not in the best interests of the public with
153 respect to a particular contract for testing services,
.154 construction, engineering, and inspection services. This
155 subsection does not authorize a contractor to provide testing
156 services, or provide construction, engineering, and inspection
157 services, to the department in connection with a construction
158 contract under which the contractor is performing any work.
159 Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, for
160 a project that is wholly or partially funded by the department
161 and administered by a local governmental entity, except for a
162 seaport listed ins. 311.09 or an airport as defined ins.
163 332.004, the entity performing design and construction
164 engineering and inspection services may not be the same entity.
165 Section 5. Subsection (3) of section 337.168, Florida
166 Statutes, is redesignated as subsection (2) and present
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167 subsection (2) is amended to read:
168 337. 168 Confidentiality of official estimates, identities
169 of potential bidders, and bid analysis and monitoring system.-
170 (2) A document that reveals the identity of a person Hho
171 has requested or obtained a bid package, plan, or specifications
172 pertaining to any project to be let by the department is
173 oonfidential and e.Hempt from the provisions of s. 119.07 (1) for
174 the period that begins 2 working days before the deadline for
175 obtaining bid packages, plans, or specifioations and ends with
176 the letting of the bid. A document that reveals the identity of
177 a person Hho has requested or obtained a bid package, plan, or
178 speoifioations pertaining to any projeot to be let by the
.179 department before the 2 working days before the deadline for
180 obtaining bid packages, plans, or specifications remains a
181 publio reoord subject to s. 119.07(1).
182 Section 6. This act shall take effect July 1, 2022.
183
184
185 TITLE AMENDMENT
186 Remove everything before the enacting clause and insert:
187 An act relating to transportation projects; amending s. 206.46,
188 F.S.; revising the amount of state revenues committed by the
189 Department of Transportation for public transportation projects;
190 providing an exception; amending s. 337.025, F.S.; including
191 progressive design-build contracts as an innovative technique
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192 that the department may use; providing an exception to the
193 annual monetary cap on contracts for projects that demonstrate
194 innovative techniques; amending s. 337.11, F.S.; removing limits
195 on the types of projects that the department may combine into a
196 design-build contract; providing terms under which the
197 department may enter into progressive design-build contracts;
198 providing for a selection and award process; providing for
199 advertising of such contracts; requiring rulemaking; amending s.
200 337.14, F.S.; providing that an applicant may request to keep an
201 existing certificate of qualification under certain
202 circumstances; providing for the maximum capacity rating of the
203 applicant to remain in place; amending s. 337.168, F.S.;
.204 removing a public records exemption for documents that reveal
205 the identity of a potential bidder on a transportation project;
206 providing an effective date.
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• Amendment No. 1
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE AMENDMENT
Bill No. HB 223 (2022)
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE ACTION
ADOPTED (Y/N)
ADOPTED AS AMENDED (Y/N)
ADOPTED W/0 OBJECTION ~/N)
FAILED TO ADOPT (Y/N)
WITHDRAWN (Y/N)
OTHER
1 Committee/Subcommittee hearing bill: Tourism, Infrastructure &
2 Energy Subcommittee
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3 Representative Maney offered the following:
4
5 Amendment (with title amendment)
6 Remove line 32 and insert:
7 Section 2. Beginning September 1, 2023, in order to
8 implement the amendment made by this act to s. 320.055, Florida
9 Statutes, the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles
10 shall give customers the option to renew their registrations on
11 their dates of birth in 2024 or 2025. Customers whose dates of
12 birth occur in the months of January through June may choose to
13 renew for 1 to 18 months. Customers whose dates of birth occur
14 in the months of July through December may choose to renew for 7
15 to 24 months.
16 Section 3. This act shall take effect September 1, 2023.
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17
18
19 T I T L E A ME N D M E N T
20 Remove line 5 and insert:
21 owned by a natural person; requiring the Department of Highway
22 Safety and Motor Vehicles, beginning on a specified date, to
23 give customers the option to renew their registrations on their
24 dates of birth in certain years; specifying permissible renewal
25 periods for such renewals; providing an effective
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1 Committee/Subcommittee hearing bill: Tourism, Infrastructure &
2 Energy Subcommittee
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3 Representative Duggan offered the following:
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5 Amendment
6 Remove everything after the enacting clause and insert:
7 Section 1. Section 125.488, Florida Statutes, is created
8 to read:
9 125.488 Ordinances, regulations, and policies concerning
10 temporary underground power panels.-
11 (1) A county may not enact any ordinance, regulation, or
12 policy that prevents or has the effect of preventing an electric
13 utility, as defined ins. 366.02(2), from installing a temporary
14 underground power panel if the temporary underground power panel
15 meets the requirements of Article 590 of the National Electrical
16 Code, 2020 edition, during the construction and installation of
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17 the temporary underground power panel. After the county has
18 conducted an inspection of the temporary underground power
19 panel, the county may not require a subsequent inspection of the
20 temporary underground power panel as a condition of issuance of
21 the Certificate of Occupancy.
22 (2) As used in this section, the term "temporary
23 underground power panel" means a permanent meter base that
24 includes a meter socket, meter, and downpipe, to which power is
25 provided through an underground service line by an electric
26 utility pursuant to its tariffs or service standards, that is
27 permanently attached to a block residential structure, provides
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28 temporary power for construction of the residential structure,
29 and is intended for use in providing permanent service to the
30 residential structure upon issuance of the Certificate of
31 Occupancy.
32 Section 2. Section 166.0484, Florida Statutes, is created
33 to read:
34 166.0484 Ordinances, regulations, and policies concerning
35 temporary underground power panels.-
36 (1) A municipality may not enact any ordinance,
37 regulation, or policy that prevents or has the effect of
38 preventing an electric utility, as defined ins. 366.02(2), from
39 installing a temporary underground power panel if the temporary
40 underground power panel meets the requirements of Article 590 of
41 the National Electrical Code, 2020 edition, during the
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42 construction and installation of the temporary underground power
43 panel. After the municipality has conducted an inspection of the
44 temporary underground power panel, the municipality may not
45 require a subsequent inspection of the temporary underground
46 power panel as a condition of issuance of the Certificate of
47 Occupancy.
48 (2) As used in this section, the term "temporary
49 underground power panel" means a permanent meter base that
50 includes a meter socket, meter, and downpipe, to which power is
51 provided through an underground service line by an electric
52 utility pursuant to its tariffs or service standards, that is
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53 permanently attached to a block residential structure, provides
54 temporary power for construction of the residential structure,
55 and is intended for use in providing permanent service to the
56 residential structure upon issuance of the Certificate of
57 Occupancy.
58 Section 3. This act shall take effect July 1, 2022.
59
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