Florida 2022 Regular Session

Florida House Bill H4835

Introduced
12/3/21  
Refer
12/16/21  
Refer
12/16/21  

Caption

Sneads Health & Recreation Renewal Project

Impact

The passage of HB 4835 is expected to positively impact the local community in Sneads by providing necessary funding for health and recreational improvements. By focusing on enhancing facilities and resources, the bill aims to promote better health outcomes and increased recreational opportunities for residents. The funding could also potentially stimulate local economic activity through job creation during the improvement projects.

Summary

House Bill 4835, titled the Sneads Health & Recreation Renewal Project, seeks to allocate a nonrecurring sum of $825,000 from the General Revenue Fund for the fiscal year 2022-2023. The funds are designated for the Department of Environmental Protection to support the Sneads Health & Recreation Renewal Project as per Appropriations Project Request 1541. This initiative reflects a commitment to enhancing community well-being through improvements in health and recreational facilities.

Contention

The bill did not appear to have significant contention during discussions, as indicated by the unanimous voting record of 13 yeas and no nays from the House Agriculture & Natural Resources Appropriations Subcommittee. However, potential points of concern may arise regarding the sustainability of funding for such projects in the future and the prioritization of health and recreation initiatives over other pressing state needs.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

FL H0673

Recreational Fishing Vessel Licenses

FL H6001

Recreational Customary Use of Beaches

FL H6043

Recreational Customary Use of Beaches

FL S0834

Recreational Fishing Vessel Licenses

FL H0621

State Renewable Energy Goals

FL H1119

Health Care Patient Protection

FL S1602

Health Care Patient Protection

FL H1299

Department of Health

FL H5003

Implementing the 2025-2026 General Appropriations Act

FL H1599

Protection of Historic Monuments and Memorials

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.