RSA 14B-1.001 - Definitions
(1) "Council" means
the Florida Seaport Transportation and Economic Development Council as created
in section
RSA 311.09(1) ,
F.S.
(2) "Eligible Port" means
deepwater ports identified in section
RSA 311.07(3)(a) ,
F.S.
(3) "Florida Seaport Mission
Plan" means the mission statement developed by the Council pursuant to section
RSA 311.09(3) ,
F.S.
(4) "Florida Transportation
Plan" means the plan developed by the Department of Transportation pursuant to
section
RSA 339.155,
F.S.
(5) "Matching Funds" for a
port transportation project, other than a seaport intermodal access project,
means funds provided by a source other than the Florida Department of
Transportation which shall, at a minimum, be an amount equal to the program
funds.
(a) SEQ CHAPTER \h \r 1 Matching Funds
for seaport intermodal access projects as described in section
RSA 341.053,
F.S. and identified in the Seaport Mission Plan shall be mutually determined by
the Council and the Department of Transportation, provided a minimum of 25
percent of the total project funds shall come from port, local, private, or
specifically earmarked federal funds.
(b) Matching Funds for seaport intermodal
access projects that involve the dredging or deepening of channels, turning
basins, or harbors; or the rehabilitation of wharves, docks, or similar
structures shall have a minimum of 25 percent of the total project funds from
port, federal, local, or private funds.
(6) "Port Facilities or Port Transportation
Projects" are those defined in section
RSA 311.07(3)(b) ,
F.S.
(7) "Port Master Plan" means a
comprehensive or strategic plan prepared by each eligible deepwater port which
addresses existing port facilities and any proposed expansions and adequately
addresses the applicable requirements of section
RSA 163.3178(2)(k) ,
F.S., or other provisions of the Community Planning Act, part II of chapter
163, F.S.
(8) "Program Funds" means
those funds identified in sections
RSA 311.07(2)
and
RSA 320.20(3) and (4) , F.S.
(9) "SeaCIP" is a secure, comprehensive
capital improvement project and financial management database system designed
for use by Council members. It allows for online application submission by
seaports and online review and approval of seaport capital improvement projects
by Council state agencies. As projects are funded by the Council and progress
through the construction phase, the SeaCIP system accepts inputs regarding
funds allotted and funds disbursed to the project creating a "real time"
financial management tool.
(10)
"Statewide Seaport and Waterways System Plan" means the plan developed by the
Department of Transportation pursuant to section
RSA 311.14,
F.S.
Notes
Rulemaking Authority 311.09(4) FS. Law Implemented 311.07, 311.09, 315.02, 320.20 FS.
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