Florida Regulations 62-17.590: Agency Reports, Project Analysis
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(1) The agency reports shall contain:
(a) A report as to the impacts of the project related to matters within the agency’s jurisdiction as required by Florida Statutes § 403.526(2);
(b) Expected compliance with agency standards and an identification of any nonprocedural requirements not specifically listed in the application from which a variance or exemption is needed in order for the board to certify the corridor, including a statement of the agency’s position on each variance exception, exemption, or other relief within the agency’s jurisdiction needed by the project;
(c) A summary of potential impacts the proposed project may have on any proposed use of, connection to, or crossing over of properties or works of the agency, inclusive of the agency’s position on the request (i.e., support or opposition of the request) and any standards which the agency proposes the applicant should satisfy in order for the applicant to use, connect, or cross over the agency’s properties or works.
(d) Conclusions and recommendations regarding certification including reasons for recommendations and legal basis of denial, if the agency recommends denial of certification;
(e) Proposed Conditions of Certification, if the agency intends to recommend certification, on matters within the agency’s jurisdiction, listing the specific statute, rule, or ordinance, as applicable, that authorizes the proposed condition and including:
1. Any impact monitoring or postcertification review that needs to be conducted including reasons and legal basis; and,
2. Applicable conditions that may be necessary in the event the Siting Board or Secretary determines that the project should be certified.
(2) The Project Analysis prepared by the Department shall contain a statement of whether the proposed transmission line meets the electric and magnetic field standards adopted in Fl. Admin. Code Chapter 62-814
Rulemaking Authority 403.523(2), (3), (4), (5), (6), (7), (8), (9), (10) FS. Law Implemented 403.523(7), 403.526 FS. History-New 11-20-80, Amended 6-26-84, Formerly 17-17.59, 17-17.590, Amended 5-24-10.
Terms Used In Florida Regulations 62-17.590
- Jurisdiction: (1) The legal authority of a court to hear and decide a case. Concurrent jurisdiction exists when two courts have simultaneous responsibility for the same case. (2) The geographic area over which the court has authority to decide cases.
- Statute: A law passed by a legislature.
(b) Expected compliance with agency standards and an identification of any nonprocedural requirements not specifically listed in the application from which a variance or exemption is needed in order for the board to certify the corridor, including a statement of the agency’s position on each variance exception, exemption, or other relief within the agency’s jurisdiction needed by the project;
(c) A summary of potential impacts the proposed project may have on any proposed use of, connection to, or crossing over of properties or works of the agency, inclusive of the agency’s position on the request (i.e., support or opposition of the request) and any standards which the agency proposes the applicant should satisfy in order for the applicant to use, connect, or cross over the agency’s properties or works.
(d) Conclusions and recommendations regarding certification including reasons for recommendations and legal basis of denial, if the agency recommends denial of certification;
(e) Proposed Conditions of Certification, if the agency intends to recommend certification, on matters within the agency’s jurisdiction, listing the specific statute, rule, or ordinance, as applicable, that authorizes the proposed condition and including:
1. Any impact monitoring or postcertification review that needs to be conducted including reasons and legal basis; and,
2. Applicable conditions that may be necessary in the event the Siting Board or Secretary determines that the project should be certified.
(2) The Project Analysis prepared by the Department shall contain a statement of whether the proposed transmission line meets the electric and magnetic field standards adopted in Fl. Admin. Code Chapter 62-814
Rulemaking Authority 403.523(2), (3), (4), (5), (6), (7), (8), (9), (10) FS. Law Implemented 403.523(7), 403.526 FS. History-New 11-20-80, Amended 6-26-84, Formerly 17-17.59, 17-17.590, Amended 5-24-10.