FL S1620

Requires the Acquisition and Restoration Council to determine whether lands surplused by local governmental entities fall within a Florida Wildlife Corridor opportunity area, and prohibits future development rights from being attached to such surplus lands found within the corridor

Authorizes the Department of Environmental Protection to surplus state-owned conservation lands without development rights within the Florida Wildlife Corridor, with disposition required to be through a rural-lands-protection easement

Requires all proceeds from surplused conservation lands to be deposited into the Incidental Trust Fund within the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services for less-than-fee-simple land acquisitions

Requires the Department of Environmental Protection to submit an annual report to the Board of Trustees of the Internal Improvement Trust Fund beginning January 1, 2025, detailing conservation lands surplused under the new provisions

Requires water management district governing boards to determine whether surplus lands are within a Florida Wildlife Corridor opportunity area and prohibits attaching future development rights to any such lands found within the corridor