Some of our fiscally constrained and some of our more rural areas, they may not be a hub for tourism, they may not have as much industry in their communities. And so their tax base just may be more … If you have 31, I think it's 31, fiscally constrained [counties]...we could backfill that for about $300 million a year. … are not allowed to do any property tax on any Florida residents homesteaded primary residence, their property, we could backfill that for about $300 million a year. (45:38–45:42)
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Asserts that Florida could cover the property tax revenue for 31 fiscally constrained counties for $300 million annually.
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