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HB 6007 (2026) original filed text

The five-page bill deleted only the 40 percent advertising condition for qualifying public facilities; it retained the authorized-use list, tourist-business nexus, two-thirds county vote, 70 percent TDT cost cap, matching-fund requirement, and independent analysis.

Reviewed July 24, 2026

Florida House of Representatives, HB 6007 (2026), original filed version.

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The five-page bill deleted only the 40 percent advertising condition for qualifying public facilities; it retained the authorized-use list, tourist-business nexus, two-thirds county vote, 70 percent TDT cost cap, matching-fund requirement, and independent analysis.

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