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8. WHAT TO EXPECT DURING 2017-2018 LEGISLATIVE SESSION <br /> • Legislation Relaring to Municipal Power JR-1-1-4— See page 6 <br /> • I <br /> ila on R 1 tin o Alloc ion fa oourt .osts—See page 6 <br /> • Legislation <br /> elating to Waste Management—See page 7 <br /> • Lee dation Rel ting to Millage Rates — See page 8 <br /> Legislation Relating to Special District —See page 8 <br /> i <br /> • Le®dation Relating ro Local Tax Referenda —See pages 9 <br /> • !la 'ori Rel to C rtificates of Public C nve <br /> o ruence and Necessi for Life Support or Air <br /> Ambulance Services—See pages 10-11 <br /> i <br /> • Legis4lation Relating to Firefighters <br /> The County anticipates legislation which declares a firefighter employed full-time by a state or <br /> local go1Ternment that has a condition which is caused by multiple myeloma, non-Hodgkin's lympho- <br /> ma, prostate cancer or testicular cancer, and which results in total or partial disability or death, is pre- <br /> sumed to have been suffered "in the line of duty" unless the contrary is shown by competent eVi- <br /> dence. r <br /> In.order to be entitled to the referenced presumption, a firefighter must have (1) successfully <br /> passed a pre-employment physical examination.that did not reveal any evidence of a health condition; <br /> (2) been employed as a firefighter with the current employer for at least 5 continuous years before be- <br /> coming disabled or before the employee's death;.(3) not used tobacco products for at least 5 years be- <br /> fore becoming disabled or before the employee's death; and (4) not been employed during the preced- <br /> ing 5 years in any other position that is proven to create a higher risk for the named diseases. <br /> 1. <br /> • Le •sl n R:,e_la_tint,to Fr ckin <br /> The County anticipates legislation which would create a permitting system for high-pressured <br /> well stimulation or "fracking." One point of contention for most local governments is whether the <br /> legislation will preempt the existing ordinances of many local governments throughout the State of <br /> Florida. <br /> 14 26 <br />