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Ago (1993)

Florida Attorney General Reports Filed: Jan. 19, 1993

Ms. Mary A. Marshall Alachua County Attorney Post Office Box 2877 Gainesville, Florida 32602 Dear Ms. Marshall: On behalf of the Alachua County Library District, you ask substantially the following questions: 1. Is the Alachua County Library District required to use the county attorney's office for legal services 2. Is the library district required to use the finance and accounting services of the clerk of the circuit court 3. Is the library district required to have the audit of its financial ..

Ago (1977)

Florida Attorney General Reports Filed: May 02, 1977

QUESTION: Are the 30-day or 90-day time limits in subsection 120.60 (2), F. S. (s. 10, Ch. 76-131 , Laws of Florida), subject to waive by an applicant for a license SUMMARY: The 90-day time limitation prescribed by s. 120.60 (2), F. S. (s. 10, Ch. 76-131 , Laws of Florida), for the approval or denial of license applicants is subject to waiver by the applicant for an environmental license. However, the 30-day time limitation and 30-day period cannot be waived by the applicant or the licensing age..

Ago (1991)

Florida Attorney General Reports Filed: Nov. 27, 1991

George W. Baldwin Attorney for Village of North Palm Beach QUESTION: 1. Do the provisions of s. 164.106, F.S., apply to settlements of governmental disputes or to any lawsuit filed against a municipality 2. Do the provisions of s. 164.106, F.S., apply when the individual members of the city council are sued or when the city as a corporate body is sued 3. Does "public notice" require publication in a newspaper of general circulation within the county SUMMARY: 1. The provisions of s. 164.106, F...

Ago (1986)

Florida Attorney General Reports Filed: May 30, 1986

Mr. Burt L. Saunders Collier County Attorney Collier County Courthouse Building F Naples, Florida 33962-4976 Dear Mr. Saunders: This is in response to your request for an opinion on substantially the following question: MAY COLLIER COUNTY ENACT AN ORDINANCE PROSCRIBING THE DISSEMINATION OF OBSCENE MATERIAL ON CABLE TELEVISION WITH PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION OF SUCH AN ORDINANCE INCLUDING THE REVOCATION OF THE CABLE COMPANY'S FRANCHISE TO SERVE Your question is raised in view of the following provis..

Ago (1975)

Florida Attorney General Reports Filed: Dec. 03, 1975

QUESTION: What is the appropriate method for payment by a condemning authority of the poundage due the clerk of the circuit court upon moneys deposited in the registry of the court pursuant to an order of taking under Ch. 74 , F.S. SUMMARY: In eminent domain proceedings under Ch. 74 , F.S., the circuit court clerk must wait until all moneys required to be paid out of the registry of the court to the defendant have been disbursed before collecting from the condemning authority the fee to which th..

Ago (2009)

Florida Attorney General Reports Filed: May 27, 2009

Dear Mr. Dannheisser: As City Attorney for the City of Gulf Breeze and on behalf of Councilman Joseph B. Henderson, a member of the Gulf Breeze City Council, you have asked for my opinion on substantially the following question: Notwithstanding the provisions of section 790.06 (12), Florida Statutes, may a member of a municipal city council who holds a concealed weapons license carry a concealed weapon during city council meetings pursuant to the "place of business" exception set forth in section..

Ago (1974)

Florida Attorney General Reports Filed: Jul. 10, 1974

QUESTION: May school board members or the board chairman meet at luncheon meetings or in other informal ways with the superintendent of school or his designee SUMMARY: Unless it can be clearly demonstrated that informal luncheon meetings between individual school board members and administrative staff members are purely social in nature and thus are not being used by the board as a vehicle by which to circumvent the Sunshine Law by secretly discussing matters pending before the board, such meeti..

Ago (1990)

Florida Attorney General Reports Filed: Aug. 07, 1990

The Honorable Richard H. Worch, Jr. Sheriff, Charlotte County 25500 Airport Road Punta Gorda, Florida 33950 Dear Sheriff Worch: After further communications with your office, it has come to our attention that the issues in this matter result from a tax-watch group questioning the use of sheriff's department uniforms, equipment and vehicles by off-duty deputies performing law enforcement services for private entities. As a result, your original questions have been restated as follows: 1. May a she..

Ago (2007)

Florida Attorney General Reports Filed: Mar. 23, 2007

Dear Mr. Shuler and Mr. Armstrong: On behalf of the Franklin County Board of County Commissioners and the Lanark Village Water and Sewer District, you have asked for my opinion on substantially the following questions: 1. Can Franklin County expand the membership of the board of the Lanark Village Water and Sewer District from three members to five 2. Can the Franklin County Board of County Commissioners act as the ex officio governing board of the Lanark Village Water and Sewer District pursuan..

Ago (1974)

Florida Attorney General Reports Filed: Sep. 06, 1974

STATEMENT OF FACT: The City of Miami Springs apparently is considering the passage of a zoning and building moratorium and has interviewed various land and urban planning firms for a comprehensive study of the moratorium. Following the presentation of the plans in a regular council meeting, some of the firms or their representatives met with council members at the city hall to further discuss the proposals. QUESTION: Did the council members approach any potential or possible violation of the Suns..

Charles J Crist Jr.

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