Tributaries of the St. Johns River

Summary

The bill would have required the Florida Department of Environmental Protection to hire a project lead, create a restoration plan for the Ocklawaha River, and set up an advisory council to guide recreation and economic projects. It targeted river‑related businesses, outdoor users, local governments, and nearby counties. The measure did not become law, as it died on the calendar.

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