Official
TrueCS/SB 4-F permits up to 110 percent of the rolled-back rate with a two-thirds local-board vote.
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Claim as made
CS/SB 4-F allows a local board to adopt up to 110 percent of the rolled-back rate with a two-thirds vote.
Source occurrence
- Speaker
- Publisher
- Florida Legislature
- Date and context
- 2026-06-19 · Enrolled statutory text, paraphrased by The Orlando Report.
- Source locator
- Section 1, amended section 200.065(5)(a)1.d.
- Attribution
- Paraphrase
Proposition checked
CS/SB 4-F permits up to 110 percent of the rolled-back rate with a two-thirds local-board vote.
Claim type: Legal Fact. The occurrence above is marked as a paraphrase; this verdict evaluates the narrower proposition independently.
Evidence boundaries
What the evidence establishes
The enrolled act permits the specified local board to adopt up to 110 percent of the rolled-back rate with a two-thirds vote.
What the evidence does not establish
It does not require a board to adopt that rate or guarantee a particular revenue response.
Assumptions
No material assumptions recorded.
Material omitted context
Other statutory notice, hearing and rate-setting rules continue to apply.
Assumption load
- 0 — Direct
- Assumption load level 0
- 1 — Minimal
- Assumption load level 1
- 2 — Modeled
- Assumption load level 2
- 3 — Behavioral
- Assumption load level 3
- 4 — Multi-step
- Assumption load level 4
- 5 — Speculative
- Assumption load level 5
Source documents
Checked date: 2026-08-26
- Controlling — Enrolled CS/SB 4-F
Florida Legislature · Locator: Section 1, amended section 200.065(5)(a)1.d. · Accessed 2026-08-26
110 percent and two-thirds provision
Revision history
Revision 2 · TrueChecked 2026-08-26Revision details
Reason for revision: Evidence-led re-review distinguishes authority from a decision.
Claim snapshot
CS/SB 4-F allows a local board to adopt up to 110 percent of the rolled-back rate with a two-thirds vote.
Attribution: Paraphrase
- Speaker:
- Publisher:
- Florida Legislature
- Occurrence date:
- 2026-06-19
- Context:
- Enrolled statutory text, paraphrased by The Orlando Report.
- Locator:
- Section 1, amended section 200.065(5)(a)1.d.
Proposition snapshot
CS/SB 4-F permits up to 110 percent of the rolled-back rate with a two-thirds local-board vote.
Legal Fact · Official
- Verdict
- True
- Evidence class
- LAW
- Evidence strength
- Controlling
- Assumption load
- 0 — Direct
What this revision establishes
The enrolled act permits the specified local board to adopt up to 110 percent of the rolled-back rate with a two-thirds vote.
What this revision does not establish
It does not require a board to adopt that rate or guarantee a particular revenue response.
Assumptions
No material assumptions recorded.
Material omitted context: Other statutory notice, hearing and rate-setting rules continue to apply.
Sources for this revision
- Controlling — Enrolled CS/SB 4-F
Florida Legislature · Locator: Section 1, amended section 200.065(5)(a)1.d. · Accessed 2026-08-26
110 percent and two-thirds provision
Revision 1 · TrueChecked 2026-08-25Revision details
Reason for revision: Backfilled from the legacy Focus Zone claim record.
Claim snapshot
CS/SB 4-F allows a local board to adopt up to 110 percent of the rolled-back rate with a two-thirds vote.
Attribution: Not Applicable
- Speaker:
- Publisher:
- Occurrence date:
- 2026-08-25
- Context:
- Backfilled from the legacy Focus Zone claim record.
- Locator:
Proposition snapshot
CS/SB 4-F allows a local board to adopt up to 110 percent of the rolled-back rate with a two-thirds vote.
Opinion · Official
- Verdict
- True
- Evidence class
- OPINION
- Evidence strength
- Direct
- Assumption load
- 0 — Direct
What this revision establishes
CS/SB 4-F allows a local board to adopt up to 110 percent of the rolled-back rate with a two-thirds vote.
What this revision does not establish
This legacy assessment does not establish more than its stored claim and notes; evidence-led re-review is pending.
Assumptions
No material assumptions recorded.
Material omitted context: Millage provisions. Use statutory definitions
Sources for this revision
- Supporting — Enrolled CS/SB 4-F
Florida Legislature · Locator: Millage provisions. Use statutory definitions · Accessed 2026-08-26
Backfilled from the legacy source list.