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4D 40 i i cost of sand placement on the entire one (1) -mile shoreline, Similarly, if only one access and 100 spaces were available, then the project would qualify for 50 percent funding for sand placement in front of the access easement one and one-half (1 '/2) mile to the north and south of the access. Other factors that must be considered in the development of public access for the application for state funding include: signage, dune overwalks, handicapped access, and facilities, including trash cans and public restrooms. Any additional requirements for state funding participation are stipulated in the agreement between the state and local governmental entity prior to receipt of state monies. In additional to these criteria which will apply to the Sector 5 and 7 project areas, the state considers projects which are constructed to improve sand bypassing (across inlets) to downdrift shorelines. This is the basis for the 50 percent state funding participation in Sectors 1, 2 and 3. 5.5 AD VALOREM TAXES Authorization Article VII, section 9(b) of the Florida Constitution permits cities, counties and special districts to levy ad valorem taxes at the following rates: • Ten (10) mills for municipal purposes ("Municipal Millage"), 1. * Ten (10) mills for County purposes ("County Millage"). • To the extent authorized by law, a county furnishing municipal services may levy additional taxes within the limits fixed for municipal purposes ("MSTU Millage"). (See the discussion of municipal service taxing units, below.)