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1010 F L O R I D A H O U S E O F R E P R E S E N T A T I V E S
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1414 A bill to be entitled 1
1515 An act relating to aquaculture land valuation; 2
16-creating s. 193.4613, F.S.; defining terms; providing 3
17-for the assessment of land used in the production of 4
18-aquaculture to be based solely on its agricultural 5
19-use; providing assessment methodology; requiring 6
20-property to be assessed for a certain period of time 7
21-using a specified assessment methodology; authorizing 8
22-the property appraiser to require audited financi al 9
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26-Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the State of Florida: 13
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28- Section 1. Section 193.4613, Florida Statutes, is created 15
29-to read: 16
30- 193.4613 Agricultural lands used in production of 17
31-aquaculture; assessment. 18
32- (1) For purposes of this section, the terms "aquaculture" 19
33-and "aquaculture products" have the same meanings as in s. 20
34-597.0015. 21
35- (2)(a) When proper application for agricultural assessment 22
36-has been made and granted pursuant to s . 193.461, and the 23
37-property owner requests assessment pursuant to this section, the 24
38-assessment of land used in the production of aquaculture 25
16+amending s. 193.461, F.S.; requiring structures and 3
17+equipment used in the production of aquaculture 4
18+products to be assessed a specified way when the land 5
19+is assessed using the income methodology approach; 6
20+providing an effective date. 7
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22+Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the State of Florida: 9
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24+ Section 1. Paragraph (c) of subsection (6) of section 11
25+193.461, Florida Statutes, is amended to read: 12
26+ 193.461 Agricultural lands; classification and assessment; 13
27+mandated eradication or quarantine program; natural disasters. — 14
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29+ (c)1. For purposes of the income methodology approach to 16
30+assessment of property used for ag ricultural purposes, 17
31+irrigation systems, including pumps and motors, physically 18
32+attached to the land shall be considered a part of the average 19
33+yields per acre and shall have no separately assessable 20
34+contributory value. 21
35+ 2. Litter containment structures lo cated on producing 22
36+poultry farms and animal waste nutrient containment structures 23
37+located on producing dairy farms shall be assessed by the 24
38+methodology described in subparagraph 1. 25
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51-products shall be based solely on its agricultural use, 26
52-consistent with the use factors specified in s. 193.461(6)( a), 27
53-and assessed pursuant to paragraph (c). 28
54- (b) Notwithstanding any provision relating to annual 29
55-assessments in s. 192.042, the property appraiser shall rely on 30
56-5-year moving average data when utilizing the income methodology 31
57-approach in assessing proper ty used for purposes under this 32
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59- (c) For purposes of the income methodology approach to the 34
60-assessment of land used in the production of aquaculture 35
61-products, structures and equipment located on the property used 36
62-for producing aquaculture product s are considered a part of the 37
63-average yield per acre and have no separately assessable 38
64-contributory value. 39
65- (d) If a request for assessment under this section is 40
66-granted, the property must be assessed as provided in this 41
67-section for 10 years unless the o wnership or use of the property 42
68-changes. The property appraiser may not require annual 43
69-application. The property appraiser may require the property 44
70-owner to annually submit audited financial statements. 45
71- (e) When proper application for agricultural assess ment 46
72-has not been made, the land shall be assessed under the 47
73-provisions of s. 193.011. 48
74- Section 2. The provisions of this act apply to assessments 49
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88- Section 3. This act shall take effect January 1, 2023. 51
51+ 3. Structures or improvements used in horticultural 26
52+production for frost or freeze protection, which are consistent 27
53+with the interim measures or best management practices adopted 28
54+by the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services pursuant 29
55+to s. 570.93 or s. 403.067(7)(c), shall be assessed by the 30
56+methodology described in su bparagraph 1. 31
57+ 4. Screened enclosed structures used in horticultural 32
58+production for protection from pests and diseases or to comply 33
59+with state or federal eradication or compliance agreements shall 34
60+be assessed by the methodology described in subparagraph 1 . 35
61+ 5. For purposes of the income methodology approach to 36
62+assessment of land used in the production of aquaculture 37
63+products, structures and equipment are considered a part of the 38
64+average yields per acre and have no separately assessable 39
65+contributory value. 40
66+ Section 2. This act shall take effect July 1, 2022. 41