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BOOK 99 FnE1049 <br />FAC'S TOP' 6 IN 1997 <br />Ad Valorem Assessments: SUPPORT assessments on ad valorem property which allows for the <br />equitable distribution of ad valorem taxes on property for the portion of a year that new <br />construction is receiving benefit of public services such as partial -year, substantially complete or a <br />fee for interim government services. <br />Courts/Article V: Counties maintain that the operation and funding of the State Court System is <br />a state responsibility. In a spirit of cooperation to resolve longstanding court funding problems, <br />FAC supports the following: SUPPORT legislation authorizing counties to utilize alternative <br />funding mechanisms for capital improvements and operationz- such as court improvement funds, <br />reset fees and deferral fees; SUPPORT state funding to provide counties with financial relief for <br />existing court operations, including full funding for any new programs and court related <br />obligations; and SUPPORT other measures which will provide a more a uitab a funding balan e <br />reducing county expenditures for the State Court System. <br />Economic Development Tax Exemption Reform: SUPPORT developing criteria to identify <br />and evaluate the economic benefits of proposed and existing exemptions to the tax structure and <br />establish performance-based measurements to enhance accountability. <br />Medicaid Reform: SUPPORT a deliberative policy process to restructure the Medicaid program <br />that involves counties in the development and implementation of reform initiatives and which <br />addresses at a minimum governance, financing, client eligibility and benefits, program integrity, <br />and service delivery. OPPOSE mandating additional responsibility and costs to counties. <br />Telecommunications: SUPPORT improvements to the state and local tax structure for <br />electronic communication products and services that will strengthen Florida's economic <br />vitality. Tl•,erefore, county officials support establishing an equitable system that promotes the <br />expansion of the communications'industry and advancE:: the availability of electronic <br />communication products and services for Florida's business community and the general public. <br />In the same manner, SUPPORT the preservation of local governments responsibility to <br />manage public resources, including, but not limited to public rights-of-way. <br />Welfare Reform Implementation: SUPPORT job creation and social strategies that effectuate <br />long-term se; 'I sufficiency and improvement in the quality of life for all families and children on <br />public assistance, including legal immigrants, and extending voting privileges on the WAGES <br />governance board to counties. "'C=� <br />3) Discussion ensued about including the problem of getting title <br />in perpetuity on the land we have purchased in conjunction <br />with the State, i.e. the Cairns' property and -the Sebastian <br />tract. Chairman Adams felt that is a Cabinet issue and could <br />be handled through a policy change. She agreed to talk to <br />73 <br />DECEMBER 3, 1996 <br />
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