Bill to tie development to classroom space advances in Florida

April 19, 2001
Florida developers could be required to help build new schools or take other steps to alleviate overcrowding only if counties already have tax surcharges

Florida developers could be required to help build new schools or take other steps to alleviate overcrowding only if counties already have tax surcharges to pay for new classrooms, under a bill approved by a state senate panel.

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