House Bill 7203 must be vetoed
On June 15th, House Bill 7203 will go before Governor Crist for approval. This bill is a pilot program which includes Miami and Hialeah and basically "what it will do is give more latitude and less supervision" to our local government regarding growth.
We suggest writing the Governor and other representatives and voice your objection. It is critical to start writing today.
Below you will find a link that will take you to the Bill.
House Bill 7203:
H7203 GENERAL BILL/2ND ENG by Economic Expansion & Infrastructure Council; Cannon; Kravitz (Compare CS/CS/2ND ENG/H 0985, CS/3RD ENG/H 1375, CS/CS/CS/S 0780, CS/S 0800, CS/CS/CS/1ST ENG/S 1928, S 2074) Growth Management [RPCC]; revises certain criteria & requirements for elements of comprehensive plans; revises application of concurrency requirements to public transit facilities; provides for creation of transportation concurrency backlog authorities; provides for issuance of revenue bonds for certain purposes; provides for pilot program to provide plan review process for certain densely developed areas; provides legislative findings, etc. Amends Ch. 163, 380.06.
Here is the link to the bill:
We suggest writing the Governor and other representatives and voice your objection. It is critical to start writing today.
Below you will find a link that will take you to the Bill.
House Bill 7203:
H7203 GENERAL BILL/2ND ENG by Economic Expansion & Infrastructure Council; Cannon; Kravitz (Compare CS/CS/2ND ENG/H 0985, CS/3RD ENG/H 1375, CS/CS/CS/S 0780, CS/S 0800, CS/CS/CS/1ST ENG/S 1928, S 2074) Growth Management [RPCC]; revises certain criteria & requirements for elements of comprehensive plans; revises application of concurrency requirements to public transit facilities; provides for creation of transportation concurrency backlog authorities; provides for issuance of revenue bonds for certain purposes; provides for pilot program to provide plan review process for certain densely developed areas; provides legislative findings, etc. Amends Ch. 163, 380.06.
Here is the link to the bill:
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