HomeMy WebLinkAboutR-87-84 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF SEBASTIAN,
FLORIDA, VOLUNTARILY JOINING AND
APPROVING THE INDIAN RIVER COUNTY
DEPENDENT SPECIAL DISTRICT FOR SOLID
WASTE DISPOSAL.
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of Indian River
County has under consideration the establishment of a Dependent
Special District for Solid Waste Disposal, and
WHEREAS, said Special District may include municipalities within
Indian River County who voluntarily join the District, and
WHEREAS, the City Council has determined that it would be in the
public interest to join such a District.
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF SEBASTIAN, FLORIDA, THAT:
The City of Sebastian hereby voluntarily joins the Dependent
Special District for Solid Waste Disposal for Indian River County
when, and if, established in substantial accordance with the attached
proposed County Ordinance.
THIS RESOLUTION was moved for adoption by Councilman~
, seconded by Councilman /~0~ , and adopted
Mayor Harris
Vice Mayor Roth
Councilman Vallone
Councilman McCarthy
Councilman Metcalf
ATTEST:
Kathr~n M. O'Halloran
Approved as to form
and legal sufficiency:
, 19 ~ , by the following vote:
CITY OF SEBASTIAN, FLORIDA
I~'~e~arr±s, Mayor
ORDINANCE NO. 87- ____
ER coUNTY, FLORIDA,
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~nARD ur COy-. .... ~ a sANI1A~T ~:~, ' cOLID WASl~
~v OVIU~m~ " ALu
BODY FOR PR DISPOSAL ..OF ~ ICT BoUNDARI~
,,~aNS FOR THE .... ooECiAL DIs-R]__~ AREA
,v,~ .... IN 1Mm ~ po~
rc RATED WITH RE uNIN~R oVIDING A
u~NE THE ENTI JOIN'; PR
WHICH INCLUDE ...... ,~u voLUNTARILY
~NiCIPALITIE5 ~n~"
IsPOSAL CHARGES AND
lNG TO O . PROVIDING A
METHOD _FOR^~,OBJ~usTMENT -~'OF ALL PROPER.T)'.
CREATING ~m CLASSIFICA~uq..,~:iTiON OF Am
PROCEDUR~_E FOR THE CT AND THE. ~r~ ASSESSABLE
DISTRI T
wITHIN ~HE .... ~uARGE AGAINS.~_~,nN. PROVIDING
aNNUAL DISPO~A~_~"c~H c~sSIFI~'~ '
~ROPERTY BASED u~um ~ BE INCLUDED ON THE ANNUAL
THAT THE DISPOSAL CHARGE couNTY TAX
AD VALOREM TAX BILL sENT BY THE
COLLECTOR; PROVIDING THAT THE DISPOSAL CHARGE
SHALL CONSTITUTE A LIEN AGAINST ALL sUCH pROPERS;
pROVIDING CRITERIA AND PROCEDURES FOR ~TE
CHANGES-
BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of County Comissioners of
hat:
.... River County t _ ~_¢~,~ DISTRICT F~
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c~E~ ............... E~O
~Lg~-Z~ .......... .__.,~, ~ OF O ~ ST~9Y~. OOV .__
-.~POSAL, COMV~ZL~
~DY e authority granted by ~125.01{5)a,
Pursuant to th. ere is hereby created a dependen~
Florida StatuteS, t~ .
special d~str~c~ ~ .--,,) for the purpose of prov~u,,,~
District (,,SWDD" or ,,d~str~c~ ¢.,-ded in an equitable
...... t and acceptable means '~" --d by the
an ett~c~e" ' e disposal of sol~d waste genera~: hall be
manner for tn -. The district s
· trict or county.
residents of the d~s orated area of Indian R~ver
're unincorp ' '
composed of the ent~ ..... in Indian River County which
County and those municipa~it~e~ '
o,.
voluntarily ] The governing Y
o er-'n. T
district shall be th ..... '~ING OF DISTR~
~CTION 2 AUTHORITY FOR rum~
The district shall be authorized ~o operate from funds
and service charg
this ordinance and general law.
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ORDINANCE NO. 87-_ ......
SECTION
sTATEMENT OF
CT INTENT AND
DISTRI
REQUIREMENTS rement of
It is the intent of the district and a requi
this ordinance that all. solid waste generated by assessable
or disposed of in the
property within the district,
district, be disposed of through the SWDD, and that all
assessable property within the SWDD be charged an annual
special assessment (the ,,disposal charge") to helP pay for
the disposal costS.
It is found that these requirements will promote the
health, safety, and welfare of the citizens of the district
by providing environmentally sound ways of disposing of
solid waste, by reducing illegal dumping, and by paying for
the service through the fairest reasonable method. The
Board finds that having the solid waste disposal services
described in this ordinance available constitutes a benefit
to assessable property, equal to, or in excess of, the
assessment against such property whether the assessable
property actually generates solid wastes or not.
SECTION 4. pOWERS OF S.W.D.D.
............................. necessary and incident
The SWDD shall have all powers
to accomplishing the purposes of the district, which powers
shall include the power to hire, fire, and set compensation
of employeeS, lease, rent, or buy real and personal
contract with
property, and contract, including the power to
municipalities within Indian River County which have not
joined the SV~OD.
sECTION 5. DEFINITIONS
tions
For the purpose of this ordinance, the defini
contained in this section shall apply unless otherwise
specifically stated. When not inconsistent with the
context, words used in the present tense include the future,
words in plural numbers include the singular, and words in
The word ,,shall" is
the singular number include the plural.
always mandatory and not merely directory-
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Assessable Propert% shall mean all improved residential
real property, improved commercial real property, or other
improved real prperty that generates or is capable of
generating solid waste. Agricultural land and any
unimproved or vacant land shall not be considered assessable
property.
Board shall mean the Board of County Commissioners
acting as the governing body of the district.
Di~!___C_h_a_r_g__~ shall mean the annual special
assessment charge against a parcel of assessable property
for the disposal of solid waste for the applicable fiscal
year based upon the classification of the use of such parcel
of property as specified in the equivalent residential unit
("ERU") schedule (Attachment 1).
Disposal C~e Roll shall mean the list prepared and
confirmed by the Board each fiscal year containing a summary
description of each parcel of assessable property within the
county, the name and address of the owner of each such
parcel as indicated on the records maintained by the
Property Appraiser, the rate classification applicable to
each parcel of assessable property as specified in the rate
resolution, and the amount of the disposal service charge
applicable to each such parcel.
Equivalent Residential Unit (ERU) shall mean the basis
for measuring the solid waste generated. One ERU is based
on a single-family equivalent residential unit of 1.3 tons
of solid waste per year as the basic unit of service.
Gar~~ shall mean every refuse accumulation of animal,
fruit, or vegetable matter that attends the preparation,
use, cooking and dealing in, or storage of edibles, and any
other matter, or any nature whatsoever, which is subject to
decay, putrefaction, and the generation of noxious or
offensive gases or odors, or which, during or after decay,
may serve as breeding or feeding material for flies or other
germ-carrying insects, or any other container of the
material defined herein, but excludes animal carcasses.
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Garden Trash shall mean all accumulation of leaves,
grass, shrubbery cuttings, logs, tree limbs, brush, palm
fronds, and other refuse attending the care of lawns,
shrubbery, vines, and trees.
Hazardous Waste shall mean material or combinations of
material which require special management techniques because
of their acute chronic effects on air and water quality; on
fish, wildlife, or other biota, and on the health and
welfare of the public. These materials include, volatile,
chemical, biological, explosive, flammable, radioactive,
toxic materials, fecal wastes, animal carcasses, and
pathologic wastes.
Improved Propert.~ shall mean any real property on which
is located any structure or other valuable improvement such
that the property is capable of generating solid waste.
Industrial Waste shall mean the waste products of
canneries, fisheries, slaughter houses or packing plants,
condemned food products, agricultural waste products, waste
and debris from brick, concrete block, roofing shingles, or
tile plates, debris and wastes accumulated from land
clearing, excavating, building, rebuilding, and altering of
buildings, structures, roads, street, sidewalks, or
parkways, and other solid waste products generated from
industrial processing or manufacturing.
Recyclable Materials shall mean materials separated, at
the point of generation, by the generator or his agent, and
donated or sold by the generator for purpose of recycling;
including newsprint, cardboard, aluminum, glass, plastic,
and ferrous metals.
Rubbish shall mean the accumulation of paper,
excelsior, rags, wooden or paper boxes or containers,
sweeping, and all other accumulations of a nature other than
garbage, which are usual to housekeeping and to the
operation of stores, offices, and other business places;
also any bottles, cans, or other containers which, due to
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their ability to retain water, may serve as breeding places
for mosquitoes or other water-breeding insects.
Solid Waste shall include the specific terms "garbage,"
"garden trash," "rubbish," and "industrial' waste," but
excludes the recyclable materials, as herein described.
Special Wastes shall include wastes having special
characteristics or requiring special handling. These wastes
include oversized, bulky wastes and material generated from
land clearing and demolition activities, tires, and
construction debris and hazardous wastes. These wastes also
include solid waste from unimproved real property of any
size and improved real property of more than one acre.
SECTION 6. CALCULATION OF DISPOSAL CHARGE, NOTICE TO
TAXPAYERS
The SWDD shall use January 1st preceding the beginning
of each fiscal year to determine the assessable status of
property within the district for the ensuing fiscal year.
By July of each year, the district shall prepare a
preliminary budget for the district for the next fiscal year
and shall determine a proposed disposal charge for each
parcel by using the Schedule of ERUs on Attachments 1 and 2
which are an integral part of this ordinance. At the same
time as the Board of County Commissioners conducts
preliminary budget hearings for the adoption of the annual
county budget, the SWDD Board shall hold preliminary
assessment hearings to adopt a budget for the SWDD and a
disposal charge per ERU. This hearing shall be advertised
once approximately one week before the hearing to allow
interested parties an opportunity to attend and be heard.
This preliminary assessment roll shall then be sent to the
Property Appraiser for inclusion in the T.R.I.M. notices
sent out by that office to each taxpayer. The notice shall
indicate when and where the final SWDD budget hearing will
be held.
SECTION 7.
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OBJECTION TO DISPOSAL CHARGE, CREATION OF
ADJUSTMENT BOARD
Any property owners who wish to contest the special
assessment against their property shall have the right to
confer with the SWDD staff informally to correct any errors,
and if there are still unresolved problems, the property
owner shall have the right to file a petition with the SWDD
Board, using the procedures of Chapter 194, F.S., dealing
with the Property Appraisal Adjustment Board, except that
the adjusting board shall be the SWDD Board rather than the
Property Appraisal Adjustment Board. To obtain relief
before the SWDD, a property owner must show by the
prepOnderance of evidence that his property, by having this
SWDD available, does not receive benefits at least equal to
the disposal charge against his property whether the
assessable property generates solid waste or not. The SWDD
may by resolution establish a fee for any appeal to it and
may adopt its own rules of procedure.
SECTION 8. ADOPTION OF ANNUAL BUDGET, DETERMINATION OF
DISPOSAL CHARGE
On or before the first day of October of each year,
during the county budget hearings required pursuant to
Chapter 129, Florida Statutes, the SWDD Board, after such
notice as may be required by law, shall hold a public
hearing for the purpose of adopting a final budget for the
SWDD for the next fiscal year. The budget may include funds
for the payment of outstanding and anticipated indebtedness
including all reserves, for future capital and land
acquisitions and renewal and replacement of existing
facilities, for the enforcement and administration of the
billing and disposal charge collection, for reserves for
anticipated delinquent or uncollected disposal charges, for
the payment of the current operation and maintenance
expenses of district facilities, and for other legal
expenses. At this public hearing a resolution containing
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the disposal charges to be imposed upon each parcel of
assessable property in the district shall be adopted and
transmitted to the Tax Collector for collection.
SECTION 9. COLLECTION OF DISPOSAL CHARGES BY TAX
COLLECTOR
By authority of §197.363, F.S., the Tax Collector shall
collect and distribute all disposal charges using the same
procedure as is used for collecting ad valorem taxes.
The owners and description of each parcel of improved
real property shall be that designated on the real property
assessment tax roll maintained by the Property Appraiser.
The discounts for early payment used by the Tax
Collector shall apply also to the disposal charge.
All annual disposal charges shall be liens against such
improved real property as of the first day of January
preceding the fiscal year for which the service charge is
imposed.
Disposal charges not paid before the delinquency date
for taxes shall be cause for the Tax Collector to sell a
certificate on the property just as if the disposal charge
were a tax. All penalties and interest imposed on unpaid
taxes will apply.
SECTION 10. DISPOSAL CHARGE TO GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES,
COUNTY AGENCIES, AND PROPERTY OWNER NOT BEING TAXED
The exemption of property from taxation under Florida
Statutes, Chapter 196, or any other law or constitutional
provision shall not relieve any owner from the provisions of
this ordinance or from the imposition by the Board of the
disposal charge applicable to such assessable property. All
governmental agencies owning property within the district
shall pay the appropriate disposal charge. When a tax
certificate has not been issued or cannot be sold, the Board
shall have the authority and option to enforce the
collection of any delinquent disposal charge in court
including all penalties, costs, and a reasonable attorney's
fee.
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SECTION 11. OMISSIONS AND ERRORS IN DISPOSAL SERVICE
CHARGE ROLL; PROPERTY BECOMING ASSESSABLE AFTER JANUARY 1
When it shall appear that any disposal charge should
have been imposed but was not, the Board may, by resolution,
impose the applicable disposal charge for the fiscal year in
which such error is discovered plus the applicable disposal
charge for the prior two fiscal years, if appropriate. Such
total disposal charges shall become delinquent if not fully
paid upon the expiration of sixty days from the date of the
adoption of said resolution, and, upon becoming delinquent,
shall be subject to the penalties and interest for
delinquent disposal charges as provided in this ordinance.
Any amount then still owing shall be added to the disposal
charge for the property for the next fiscal year.
The SWDD shall have the authority at anytime to
correct any error in the adoption of any disposal charge
roll, or in the implementation of this ordinance.
When property which is not assessable on January 1st
becomes assessable, or when property which was assessable
January 1st changes to a higher ERU category, the Board and
member municipalities may condition the granting of a
Certificate of Occupancy on payment of a disposal charge
prorated appropriately.
SECTION 12. PERMIT REQUIREMENTS FOR HANDLING OF
SPECIAL WASTE AND REVOCATION THEREOF AND FINE
Each person transporting special waste to the landfill
shall be required to obtain a permit from the District to
dispose of the material at the landfill.
The SWDD may revoke a permit at any time if the
person holding such permit is in violation of any provisions
of this ordinance or the conditions of the permit or other
county or state law. Any person not in compliance with the
permit requirements for handling special waste may be
charged a fine not to exceed $500 for each violation.
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SECTION 13. OTHER FEES, RATES, AND CHARGES
The SWDD shall have the power at any time by resolution
after a public hearing to adopt rates, fees, and charges for
service costs other than those recovered by disposal charge
against assessable property.
SECTION 14. REMOVAL FROM DISTRICT
A municipality may remove itself from the district at
any time before January 1st of any year, the removal to be
effective beginning the subsequent October 1st. The removal
shall be by action of the governing body pursuant to law.
SECTION 15. PROHIBITED ACTS
It shall be unlawful and an offense against the county
for any unauthorized person to do any of the following:
(a) To place, or caused to be placed, any solid waste
upon the property of another.
(b) To deposit or dispose of any solid waste in or
upon any public street, sidewalk, right of way, or alleyway,
or any stream, ditch, river, pond, creek, park, or public
place in the county, except in places or containers
authorized for such purposes.
(c) To do any act prohibited or to fail to do any act
required by the regulations affecting solid waste within the
county.
(d) To remove solid waste or recyclable material from
transfer stations or convenience centers.
SECTION 16. SEVERABILITY
If any provision of this ordinance or the application
thereof to any person or circumstance is held invalid, it is
the legislative intent that the invalidity shall not affect
other provisions or applications of this section which can
be given in effect without the invalid provision or
application, and, to this end, the provisions of this
section are declared severable.
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Approved and
Corr~nissioners of
day of
SECTION 17. EFFECTIVE DATE
The provisions of this ordinance shall become effective
upon receipt from the Secretary of the State of Florida of
official acknowledgment, that this ordinance has been filed
with the Department of State.
adopted by the Board of County
Indian River County· Florida, on this
· 1987.
This ordinance was advertised in the Veto Beach Press
Journal on the day of
public hearing to be held on the
1987, at which time it was
Commissioner
, 1987, for a
day of ,
moved for adoption by
seconded by Commissioner
, and adopted by the following vote:
Chairman Don C. Scurlock, Jr.
Vice Chairman Margaret C.' Bowman
Commissioner Richard N. Bird
Commissioner Carolyn K. Eggert
Commissioner Gary C. Wheeler
Attest:
Freda
BOARD OF COUNTY COI~VIISSIONERS
INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, FLORIDA
By
Chairman
Approved as to form and
legal sufficiency:
Approved for Utilities
matters:
Charles P. Vitunac
County Attorney
Terrance G. Pinto, Director
Utilities Services Department
Acknowledgment by the Department of State of the State of
Florida, this day of , 1987.
Effective Date: Acknowledgment from the Department of State
received on this day of a
a m /p.m. ~-~iled in the-O~ice o~-~-l~'e 1987, t
. . Clerk to
the ~rd of County Commissioners of Indian River County,
Florida.
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ATTACHMENT 1
SCHEDULE OF EQUIVALENT RESIDENTIAL UNITS
Section 1. For the purpose of adopting a schedul'e of Equivalent
Residential (ERUs) Units for all Assessable Property, the following
classification shall control. The general description of the use of
the Property in the following classifications conforms to the general
description contained in the "use code" used by the Indian River
County Property Appraiser in maintaining and classifying real property
on the Indian River County real property assessment roll.
Section 2. The following schedule of ERUs is adopted for the
SWDD until changed by the district.
The basis of billing is an ERU which is defined as amount of
solid waste generated annually by an average single-family residence.
This is equivalent to 1.30 tons per year.
Cate~£~
Residential:
IRC E.R.
Classification No. Units
Single-family 01, 02
Multifamily 03, 04, 05, 08
Other Residential 06, 07, 74, 75
Institution/
Government
Schools
Hospitals
Other/Other
72, 83, 84
73, 85
71 (office only)
76, 77, 78, 79,
86, 87, 88, 89
Commercial/
TE~G~trial
Sm. Retail/ 11, 12, 20, 25, 30
Outlets/
Department Store/ 13, 16, 26
Shopping Center
Supermarket 14
Office 17, 18, 19, 23, 24
Restaurants 21, 22, 23
Mobile Home Parks 28
Storage/Warehouse 29, 48, 49
Recreation 31, 32, 34, 35,
37, 38
1.0
0.75 per unit
0.70 per bed
0.10/100 sq. ft.
2.8/bed
.15/100 sq. ft.
.60/100 sq. ft.
.90/100 sq. ft.
1.3/100 sq. ft.
.15/100 sq. ft.
.5/100 sq. ft.
.75/unit
.3/100 sq. ft.
.25/100 sq. ft.
(Special)
Campground
Hotel/Motel
Light
Manufacturing
Heavy
Manufacturing
Food Processing
36
39
41, 43, 47
42
44, 45, 46
.4 unit
.4/unit (room)
.35/100 sq. ft.
Special Survey
.70/100 sq. ft.
~pecial Category
Lot Clearing
Tires
All other categories are 0.0
Special Fee
Special Fee
~ ~ 11/16/87(Fo~ms'~J~EGAL(Vi)
ATTACHMENT 2
PROPERTY CLASSIFICATIONS AND USE CODES
~roperty T~'pe
Residential
00
01
O2
O3
O4
O5
O6
O7
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
3O
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
Vacant Residential
Single Family
Mobile Homes
Multifamily - 10 units
Condominia
Cooperatives
Retirement Homes (not
under Section 196.192,
given an Institutional
or more
eligible for exemption
F.S. Others shall be
classification)
permanent
facilities,
auto, or dog
ranges
exhibits,
fairgrounds
enclosed arenas
Tourist attractions,
other entertainment
(privately owned)
Camps
Race tracks, horse,
Golf courses, driving
Hotels, motels
Miscellaneous Residential
(Migrant camps, boarding homes, etc.)
Multifamily - less than 10 units
Undefined - Reserved for use by Department
of Revenue only
Vacant Commercial
Stores, one story
Mixed use - store and office or store and
residential or residential combination
Department Stores
Supermarkets
Regional Shopping Centers.
Community Shopping Centers
Office buildings, non-professional services
buildings, one story
Office buildings, non-professional services
buildings, multi-story
Professional services buildings
Airports (private or commercial), bus
terminals, marine terminals, piers, marinas
Restaurants, cafeterias
Drive-in restaurants
Financial institutions (banks, savings and
loan companies, mortgage companies, credit
services)
Insurance company offices
Repair service shops (excluding automotive),
radio and T.V. repair, refrigeration service,
electric repair, laundries, laundromats
Service stations
Auto sales, auto repair and storage, auto
service shops, body and fender shops,
commercial garages, farm and machinery sales
and services, auto rental, marine equipment,
trailers and related equipment, mobile home
sales, motorcycles, construction vehicle
sales
Parking lots (commercial or patron), mobile
home parks
Wholesale outlets, produce houses,
manufacturing outlets
Florist, greenhouses
Drive-in theaters, open stadiums
Enclosed theaters, enclosed auditoriums
Nightclubs, cocktail lounges, bars
Bowling alleys, skating rinks, pool halls,
Industrial
4O
41
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
6O
61
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
Vacant Industrial
Light manufacturing, small equipment
manufacturing plants, small machine shops,
instrument manufacturing printing plans
Heavy industrial, heavy equipment manu-
facturing, large machine shops, foundries,
steel fabricat.ing, plants, auto or aircraft
plants
Lumber yards, sawmills, planning mills
Packing plants, fruit and vegetable packing
plants, meat packing plants
Canneries, fruit and vegetable, bottlers and
brewers distilleries, wineries
Other food processing, candy factories,
bakeries, potato chip factories
Mineral processing, phosphate processing,
cement plants, refineries, clay plants,
rock and gravel plants
Warehousing, distribution terminals, trucking
terminals, van and storage warehousing
Open storage, new and used building supplies,
junk yards, auto wrecking, material storage
........... ~ricultural
Improved agricultural
Cropland soil capability Class
Cropland soil capability Class
Cropland soil capability Class
Timberland - site index 90 and
Timberland - site index 80 to
Timberland - site index 70 to
Timberland - site index 60 to
Timberland - site index 50 to
Timberland not
Pines
Grazing and sol
Grazing and soi
Grazing and sol
Grazing and sol
Grazing and sol
Grazing and sol
Orchard Groves,
classified by s
capability C
capability C
capability C
capability C
capability C
capability C
Citrus, etc.
I
II
!11
above
89
79
69
59
te index
ass I
ass II
ass III
ass IV
ass V
ass VI
Poultry, bees, tropical fish, rabbits,
Dairies, feed lots
Ornamentals, miscellaneous agricultural
to
etc.
Institutional
7O
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
Vacant Institutional
Churches
Private schools and colleges
Privately owned hospitals
Homes for the aged
Orphanages, other non-profit or charitable
services
Mortuaries, cemeteries, cremetoriums
Clubs, lodges, union halls
Sanitariums, convalescent and rest homes
Cultural organizations, facilities
Government
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
Undefined - Reserved for future use
Military
Forest, parks, recreational areas
Public county schools, include all
of Board of Public Instruction
Colleges
Hospitals
Counties (other than public schools,
hospitals), including non-municipal
governments
property
colleges,
local
87
88
89
State other than military, forests, parks,
recreational areas, colleges, hospitals
Federal other than military, forests, parks,
recreational areas, hospitals, colleges
Municipal other than parks, recreational
areas, colleges, hospitals
Miscellaneous
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
Leasehold interest (government owned property
leased by a non-governmental lessee)
Utility, gas and electricity, telephone and
telegraph, locally assessed railroads, water
and sewer service, pipelines, canals, radio/
television co~r..unication
Mining lands, petroleum lands, or gas lands
Subsurface rights
Right-of-way, streets, roads, irrigation
channel, ditch, etc.
Rivers and lakes, submerged lands
Sewage disposal, solid waste, borrow pits,
drainage reservoirs, waste lands, marsh,
sand dunes, swamps
Outdoor recreational or park land subject to
classified use assessment.
Centrall.~ Assessed
98
Centrally assessed
e
99
Acreage not zoned agricultural
Special Desi.~nations
This 2 digit d
the data proce
field for reco
on the roll.
This 2 digit d
the data proce
field for rec
headings on th
esignation shall be placed in
ssing record in the use code
rds which are printed as notes
esignation shall be 'placed in
ssing record in the use code
ords which are printed as
e roll.
(d) Definitions:
1. Classified use assessments shall be those valuations
determined pursuant to Article VIII, Section 4 (a), Constitution of
State of Florida.
2. Special assessments shall be those valuations determined in
accordance with Section 193.057, 193.621, or 194.011 (3) (e), F.S.