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Home›News›Florida Governor Approves Changes to Port Canaveral’s Charter
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June 3, 2014 · about 12 years ago

Florida Governor Approves Changes to Port Canaveral’s Charter

Florida Governor Rick Scott signed into law a major overhaul of the Port’s 60-year-old charter, which resulted from a nine-month community review and input process and received bi-partisan legislative support. It is the first complete review and analysis of charter revisions in the Port’s history. “

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Florida Governor Rick Scott signed into law a major overhaul of the Port’s 60-year-old charter, which resulted from a nine-month community review and input process and received bi-partisan legislative support.

It is the first complete review and analysis of charter revisions in the Port’s history.

“The Charter revisions set the stage for the Port’s governance for a decade until the next review is required,” said Canaveral Port Authority Commission Chairman Tom Weinberg . “The Commission-appointed Charter Review Committee hosted 18 public meetings and engaged in dialogue necessary for moving the Port forward while preserving its heritage. The Port Authority appreciates the community’s input and thanks the Governor and Legislature for their approvals.”

Among the highlighted Port Canaveral Charter changes are:

Press release, June 3, 2014; Image: Wikimedia

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