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R96-024RESOLUTION R96-,~¢ A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CiTY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, IN SUPPORT OF HOUSE BILL 107, ENTITLED "LOTTERY ACCOUNTABILITY ACT OF 1996"; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. WHEREAS, the "Lottery Accountability Act of 1996", amending Section 24.305, Florida Statutes, has been proposed to require the Department of the Lottery to submit monthly reports to each member of the Legislature and to provide circulation in each county of specified financial information, and to create a study commission to examine the benefits and disadvantages of the state lottery and to report its findings to the Legislature, as well as providing that lottery funds that have replaced general revenue funds for public education shall be returned for educational enhancement purposes; and WHEREAS, the promise of the use of lottery proceeds for educational enhancement has been viewed by the public as unfulfilled. WHEREAS, the City of Boynton Beach acknowledges that the Florida lottery is one of the nation's most successful, generating tremendous revenue for the state, little is known or understood by Floridians of the financial structure and benefits of the lottery, and Floridians have a right to know the financial structure of the Florida lottery and the uses of its revenues; and NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, THAT: Section 1. The City Commission of the City of Boynton Beach, Florida hereby strongly supports House Bill 107, entitled "Lottery Accountability Act of 1996". ~ The City Clerk is hereby directed to forward a copy of this Resolution to each Florida State Senator and House Representative for Palm Beach County, the Palm Beach County Legislative Delegation, the board of County Commissioners of Palm BeaCh County, each municipality in Palm Beach County, and Governor Lawton Chiles. Section 6.. This Resolution shall become effective immediately upon passage. PASSED AND ADOPTED this ,~'~ day of February, 1996. CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA Vice Mayor ATTEST: Commissioner benefits aud di~dvmnt~Dw of_t~m state... '].. - ]ott~..t~t~9 a tePor~ ~rovid~nJ ~t~n to oduaa~iOnal ~hanc~M~t '~f '~o~- ~unds 'that ~vo~ Xep~cod 9enornl rov~ao fun~ :: 18. 'structure. and ~ne~&tS. :-. o~_:., tho_', lotte~, and . 20 aducationol enb~emnt.~h~ been vieMed' by the 26 ~ructure of tho Elorida.lottgrI and the u~oa of ~t~ rove~u~~ :27 an~_ CODING: ~letions are $4Piekon; ~tions Be Z~.- F~acted:bY tke ~mg~l~t~rw'of' the '$~t~ of KZo~da: '~' .-, . -~_;..~.~ .... ..~- ;.~'..;,~ ~ : .... - :~_ : .- r;~-- ._; .,.'- :,:.' ~. -~.-:~ - ' ' - ~'. Z~.106 PO~UF~ a~ dut~e~ o~ de~n~-~'-Tho-: :- . -. ,~ . . ~ ~ - O~bu~u~nta, and other e~e~ of th~ dep~t~en~'~bzi~ ~'- . . ~ - . : ~:. _ - . .. , .-- --. .- deemrtMnt, ~- ~ the ~mentol functions p~f~r~d by e~h. -:,- (2~. ~ov&de for ~h~ ~oqthlv ~Mi~a~0n -i~ a : .... . , '~ , . .-. , '.-.. - .~ . - ~': b~d~et, ~8 23 2q 199~-2DOO;,~n~ 1D0 ~rc,~nt in f~] Y~' 20oo=2001- .F~ ;30I- .~ect/on S. ThJ. e ac~ Sha~l take / 2 3. 1o 11 ).3 27 This ~u~licet~on. uas pr?~duced at aU average cost ,