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Florida Statutes > Title XXVIII > Chapter 375 - Outdoor Recreation and Conservation Lands


Current as of: 2011
§ 375.011Short title
§ 375.021Comprehensive multipurpose outdoor recreation plan
§ 375.031Acquisition of land; procedures
§ 375.032Recreation; required purpose for purchase
§ 375.041Land Acquisition Trust Fund
§ 375.044Land Acquisition Trust Fund budget request
§ 375.045Florida Preservation 2000 Trust Fund
§ 375.051Issuance of revenue bonds subject to constitutional authorization
§ 375.061Construction
§ 375.065Public beaches; financial and other assistance by Department of Environmental Protection to local governments
§ 375.075Outdoor recreation; financial assistance to local governments
§ 375.251Limitation on liability of persons making available to public certain areas for recreational purposes without charge
§ 375.311Legislative intent
§ 375.312Definitions
§ 375.313Commission powers and duties
§ 375.314Damage to public lands

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U.S. Code > Title 2 > Chapter 28 - Architect Of The Capitol
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