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Bills
HB 0791 Relating to Coastal Management (Renuart)
05/02/14 HOUSE Died in returning Messages
HB 1113 Relating to Onsite Sewage Treatment and Disposal Systems (Edwards)
05/02/14 HOUSE Died on Second Reading Calendar
SB 1126 Relating to Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (Dean)
05/01/14 SENATE Read Second Time; Amendment Failed (255208); Substituted for HB 0955; Laid on Table, Refer to HB 0955
SB 1160 Relating to Onsite Sewage Treatment and Disposal Systems (Evers)
05/02/14 HOUSE Died in Messages
SB 1576 Relating to Springs (Dean)
05/02/14 HOUSE Died in Messages
HB 7023 Relating to Economic Development (Economic Development & Tourism Subcommittee)
06/20/14 Approved by Governor; Chapter No. 2014-218
HB 7089 Relating to Ratification of Rules/Department of Environmental Protection (Rulemaking, Oversight & Repeal Subcommittee)
06/13/14 Approved by Governor; Chapter No. 2014-149
HB 7093 Relating to Department of Environmental Protection (Agriculture & Natural Resources Subcommittee)
06/13/14 Approved by Governor; Chapter No. 2014-151
Legislators
Rep Will W. Weatherford
Rep Will W. Weatherford
(R Wesley Chapel)
Environment and Natural Resources >
Environmental bills are teed up but springs bill remains a question mark
Bruce Ritchie, 05/01/2014 - 08:17 PM

A slew of compromised bills dealing with environmental and growth management issues are ready for final adoption in the Senate on Friday. 

But a question mark still surrounds the biggest pending environmental legislation, the springs bill. SB 1576 passed the Senate on Wednesday by a 38-0 vote but the House companion was never heard in committee.

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Filed in: Economy, Environment and Natural Resources, Growth Management
Tags: Concurrency Fix, Economic Development, Environmental Regulation & Permitting, FL Dept. of Economic Opportunity, FL Dept. of Environmental Protection, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, Groundwater
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