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Notice: 8588979

Notice of Proposed Rule

Department:

WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICTS

Division:

Suwannee River Water Management District

Chapter:

WATER MANAGEMENT LANDS ACQUISITION PROCEDURES

Overview

RULE:

40B-9.021	Definitions
40B-9.042	Inholding and Addition Property (Repealed)
40B-9.081	Disposition of Surplus Real Property (Repealed)
40B-9.131	Public Use of District Lands
40B-9.1381	Prohibited Activities
40B-9.139	Use Fees (Repealed)

PURPOSE:

The purpose of this proposed rule is to amend several sections of Chapter 40B-9, Florida Administrative Code, to clarify language in the existing rule; incorporate a Public Use Guide by reference; add language regarding specifically allowed and prohibited uses on District lands; incorporate a use fee schedule by reference; and repeal of the existing provision concerning acquisition of “Inholding and Addition Property.”

SUMMARY:

The proposed amendments include changing the defined term “District lands” to “District real property” in the land acquisition portion of the rule; incorporating by reference the District’s Public Use Guide; clarifying where equestrian uses of District lands are allowed; adding an exception clause to the prohibited activities section for activities authorized by a management agreement or lease or conducted by the District; adding a new section which incorporates by reference a “Public Use Fee Schedule” for use of District lands; and repealing existing language governing the acquisition of “Inholding and Addition Property.”

RULEMAKING AUTHORITY:

373.044, 373.083, 373.113, 373.139, 373.1391, 373.171 FS.

LAW:

259.01, 270.11, 373.056, 373.089, 373.093, 373.096, 373.099, 373.103, 373.139, 373.1391, 373.1401, 373.59 FS.

PRINT PUBLISH DATE:

5/14/2010 Vol. 36/19

COMMENTS:

From 5/14/2010 To 6/4/2010 (21 Days)
The public comment period for this notice has already expired.

REFERENCE MATERIALS:

No reference(s).

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