Published on: 8659013. The purpose of the rule amendments is to implement waterway management changes resulting from the passage of Chapter 2009-86 (CS/CS/HB/1423), Laws of Florida, which modified Sections 327.40, 327.41, and 327.46, Florida Statutes, as it relates to the establishment of boating restricted areas.
Published on: 8608088. Public input on proposed amendments to this rule. The rule amendments provide consistency with the proposed adoption of Chapter 68D-23, F.A.C. and repeal of Chapter 68D-18, F.A.C., to implement waterway management issues as a result of the statutory changes to Sections 327.40, 327.41, and 327.46, Florida Statutes. In addition, the rule amendments are intended to further clarify information that needs to be submitted with a uniform waterway marker permit application and municipal or county ordinance review, update United States Coast Guard referenced material as it relates to Aids to Navigation, provide definitions, clarify exemptions to permitting and designate agency contact.
; Monday, May 17, 2010, 5:15 p.m.; Bryant Building, Room 272, 620 S. Meridian Street, Tallahassee, FL. Participants can also join the hearing by dialing 1(888)808-6959, enter Conference Code 1038827# and follow prompts to access the conference call
Published on: 8052763. This rule development workshop is being held in response to a written request. The workshop will involve the development of amendments to Chapter 68D-23, F.A.C., pertaining to permitting of waterway markers. The Notice of Proposed Rule Developments was published in the Florida Administrative Weekly on November 13, 2009.; January 26, 2010, 4:00 p.m.; Bryant Building, Room 272, 620 S. Meridian Street, Tallahassee, FL. Participants can also join the workshop by dialing: 1(888)808-6959, enter Conference Code: 1038827# and follow prompts to access the conference call
Published on: 7904353. The purposes for the changes to rules within this chapter are to: (1) correct and update statutory cross-references that have been changed since the current rule was amended in 2006; (2) improve clarity and consistency of language and definitions; (3) remove or revise obsolete provisions (4) update cross-references; and (5) remove the criteria that pertain to whether a municipal or county ordinance is needed to protect public safety. These criteria have, in part, been adopted in statute. Other criteria will be established in Chapter 68D-21, F.A.C., in a separate rulemaking action. The anticipated effects include consistency with recently amended statutes and improvements in clarity.