Okaloosa County BOCC — November 18, 2014 — Ch.89-416, Laws of Florida — reading text

Ch, 89-415 LAWS OF FLORIDA Ch, 89-416 aa 43:54 FROM:ERNEST E MASON LAW L 9585954478 TO: 718596295625 of : lost working ability; the injuries are permanent and continuing in nature, and June E. Hursh will suffer the losses and impairment in the future, and WHEREAS, as a direct and proximate result of such negligence of Broward County, James Hursh has suffered injuries in and about his body and extremities, auffered pain as a result of the accident, incurred medical expenses in the troat- ment of injuries, both past and future, was permanently disabled, and lost working ability; the injuries are permanent and continuing in nature, and James Hureh will auffer the losses and impairment in the future, and WHEREAS, the parties have stipulated to the entry of a judgment in the amount of $700,000 in this case, and : WHEREAS, Broward County had a duty to notify Seaboard Coast Line Rail- road Company of the removal of pre-emptor units in order to allow Seaboard Coast Line to seduce the spood of its trains approaching the subject intersection to pre- vent said trains from colliding with automobiles, such as the automobile of James Hursh and June E. Hursh, that were inadvertently trapped on the railroad track by the absence of a pre-emptor unit, and WHEREAS, payment has been made in the amount of $100,000, the statutory tort liability limit, and $600,000 remains unpaid, NOW, THEREFORE, Be It Enacted by the Logislature of the State of Florida: Section 1, The facts stated in the preamble to this act are found and declared to be true. Section 2, Broward County is directed to pay James Hureh and June E. Hureh, individually and as husband and wife, the sum of $600,000 to compensate them for the injuries which they sustained as a result of tha negligence of the county. Section 3, Broward County shall draw a warrant in favor of James Hursh and June E, Hursh, individually and as husband and wile, in the amount of $600,000. Section 4. This act ahall take effect upon becoming a law. Approved by the Governor June 22, 1989, Filed in Office Secretary of State June 22, 1989. CHAPTER 89-416 Senate Bill No. 1480 An act relating to Okaloosa County; amending s. 1, chapter 67-1787, Laws of Florida: providing that the administrative judge of the county assume duties with respect to the Okaloosa County Law Library Board of 'Truat- ees currently exercised by the senior, resident circuit judge; providing an effective date. Be It Enacted by tho Logislaturo of tho State of Florida: 38 Ac Sl P.ivs naan TO: 7185a68958e5 Ch. 89-416 LAWS OF FLORIDA Ch, 89-417 Section 1. Section 1 of chapter 67-1787, Laws of Florida, is amended to read: Section 1. There is created 5 board of trustees to be known as “Board of Trust- ves, Okaloosa County Law Library,” which board shall consist of five (6) members. The membership of said board shall consist, ex officio, of the ini ive j of Okaloosa senion;-resident-erenitjudge-of ead County, one 4} member of the Board of County Commissioners of Okaloosa County to be.chosen by board of county commissioners biennially, the clerk of the circuit court of said county, and two @) practicing attorneys of said county, one 4) attorney to be appointed by the administrative sentor;reaident judge and one 44) by the Board of County Com- missioners of Okaloosa County, The board shall be appointed immediately and shall serve 2 swo~-(2} years and until successors have been appointed. The board shall have full power and authority to establish, operate, and maintain a law llbrary in the City of Creatview, at such place as may, from time to time, be designated by the hoard, to prescribe rules eid-repulatiens ae to ite own functions and organi- nation, and to prescribe and enforce rules emd-resuiations as bo the use, mainte- nance, aid operation of the law library. The board shall purchase books, furniture, equipment, and supplies either for cash or upon retain title or other contracts which shall be payable solely out of said law library fund and not otherwise. Section 2. This act shall take effect upon becoming a law. Became a law without the Governor's approval June 28, 1989, Filed in Office Secretary of State June 28, 1989. CHAPTER 89-417 Senate Bill No. 1482 An act relating to the City of Coconut Creek, Broward County; extending and enlarging the corporate limits of the City of Coconut Creek to include specified unincorporated lands within said corporate limits; redefining city limits; repealing chapter 86-358, Laws of Florida, relating to the ex- isting definition of the corporate limite of the City of Coconut Creek; pro- _viding an effective date. Be It Enacted by the Logislature of the State of Florida: Section 1. The present corporate limits of the City of Coconut Creek, Broward County, Plorida, are hereby extended and enlarged so as to include, in addition to the territory presently within its corporate limits, a portion of Section 31, Town- ship 47 South, Range 42 Hast, Broword County, Florida, being more particularly described aa follows: DISTRICT I A portion of an existing 120-foot right-of-way known as Lyons Road, being more particularly described as follows: Beginning at the intersection of the south line of a 190-foot right-of-way known as Hillsboro Canal and the wast right-of-way line of said Lyons Road; 88 | P.e75