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TAXATION--AD VALOREM--EXEMPTIONS--MUNICIPAL PROPERTY--EXCLUSIVE USE. The Court found that a municipally-owned golf course was "used exclusively by" the City for the purposes of article VII, section 3(a) of the Florida Constitution and its ad valorem tax exemption despite the fact that the City had entered into a management agreement with a privately-owned company which compensated the company with profits from the golf course. The agreement's compensation structure did not effectively turn the agreement into a lease to a private entity where the City retained control of the property and management company's operations through the terms of the management agreement.
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