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Exemptions for Businesses in the Private Community: 1. Nonprofit organizations established to house families with an income up to 60 percent of the Federal poverty level and whose facilities include living areas, sleeping areas, meals, sanitary warehousing facilities, and laundry facilities that permit occupants with a disability to exercise the fundamental right to engage in some level of independently organized activity; and 2. Schools whose physical plant is used to educate primarily the lower third of the pupils in the county. This exemption is limited to schools providing grades K-12. Chapter 196.2006, Florida Statutes To be filed with the Secretary of State, the county treasurer, or both, no later than March 1 of the year the exemption is desired to take effect. Mailing address 1 Business name 2 Please give name and telephone number of owner or person in charge of this business. Name Telephone number DR-419 W. 12/07 6 Exact Location (Legal Description and Street Address) of Property. Exemptions for Individuals in the Private Community: 1. A person as defined in Title 16, Florida Statutes, that holds an active certification issued under the Florida State Medical Board for the mental health professions; 2. A person engaged in the manufacture, storage, or distribution of marijuana. The medical usage requirement applies to marijuana only and not marijuana products. A person may carry and administer medical cannabis only as approved by a practitioner; 3. A legal representative of the nonage or deceased spouse of the owner. The business must be located in the county; 4. A charitable organization in which a percentage of income may be derived from sales of marijuana and a percentage may be derived from the sale of marijuana products or marijuana related paraphernalia for medical usage. The nonprofit organization will be exempt from all state and local income taxes, local sales taxes, and any other sales taxes. The exemption applies only to the income from sales and does not exceed 25 percent of the organization's taxable revenue each year; or 5. A resident of the county that has a valid state issued medical document certifying that he or she has a valid or non-impaired driving privileges. The exemption applies only to a person's driving privileges issued for a period of two years after the expiration date of the non-impaired driver's license and does not exceed the amount of time the non-impaired driver's privilege would have been valid; or 6. A non-resident of the state if the cannabis is obtained from a person who is not a Florida resident; and 7.