· 4/21/2004
A.C. v. Department of Children & Family Services
Citations
- 869 So. 2d 776
- 2004 Fla. App. LEXIS 5489
- 2004 WL 840792
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- \[I]t is clear that ad valorem taxes could not be lawfully imposed upon the general public to maintain the cost of construction or maintenance of facilities used for private purposes.\
- \[I]t is clear that ad valorem taxes could not be lawfully imposed upon the general public to maintain the cost of construction or maintenance of facilities used for private purposes.\
- golf courses, tennis courts, and other recreational facilities of suburban improvement district were not tax exempt as \public property\ used exclusively for public purposes, where signs were clearly posted indicating that their use was restricted to \members and guests only\
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Judges: Gunther, Polen
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