Activities of
The Amy H Remley Foundation, Incorporated.
In addition to raising necesary funds, the activities undertaken by the Amy H Remley Foundation, Incorporated, fall
into two broad categories: to educate citizens, and to restore water quality in Citrus County. Accordingly, funds raised
may be considered the nature of a General Fund, for funds not directed by the donor for a specific purpose, and for funds
directed by the donor either to educate or to restore. Separate accounts will be maintained for each of the three
categories of General Fund, Educate Fund, Restore Fund.
Expenditure items or projects to be funded from the General Fund will be listed on this page, with others listed on
the To Educate or To Restore pages as appropriate.
Projects On-Going
- Extend application of website to Middle School students
- Design concept for Adult Education center -Permanent Exhibits
- Arrange EAC site and specify energy conserving building attributes
- Design concept for Adult Education center - classroom and lab. rooms
- Design concept for Adult Education center - research facilities
- Adult Education center phases, costing and funding program
- Adult Education center operation and management plan
Projects Completed
- Formation of The Amy H Remley Foundation , Incorporated – completed.
- Arrange banking facilities - completed.
- Arrange website hosting - completed.
- Design and Build - Launch version of the Website - completed.
- Submision of Form 1023 for 501(c)(3) application to IRS - completed. Expedite processing of Form 1023 - completed. ((501(c)(3) status obtained)
- Establish Donor Management system, including Pay Pal donating - completed
- Create and add PHP code to allow new menu entries and pages to website (integral to the website management
application).- sompleted
- Extend website for use in High Schools and College - completed
- Incorporate teacher aid referencing State of Florida Standards - completed
- Initiate plan for Three Sisters property reclamation and submit to State Lands ARC - completed (submitted for hearing 15 Dec 2007- lead assumed by City of Crystal River January, 2008)
Projects for Funding upon Board Approval
- Raise Funds (donor database), from individuals corporations and Public sources.
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July 31, 2008
The future of Florida's springs isn't eternal.
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July 15, 2008
Florida's Public Services Commission gives assent to the need for additonal nuclear generation of electricity.
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May 21, 2008
The need for the Progress Energy nuclear plants in Levy County.
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February 13, 2008
Development of Crystal River Commons.
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January 16, 2008
In the Trenches for Clean Water. From: Saul Garlick, Global Policy Innovations Program.
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November 4, 2007
Comments on Withlacoochee Water Woes by Norman Hopkins.
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October 21, 2007
Withlacoochee Water Woes. by Priscilla Watkins, president Homosassa River Alliance.
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October 15, 2007
'05 water bill was meant to promote alternatives.
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October 7, 2007
Todays Citrus County Chronicle carried two articles by Don Cox which follow up his article
printed on August 12th, 2007.
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October 2, 2007
The following article appeared in the Citrus County Chronicle as an editorial under the headline "Region's
water supply must be protected".
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September 9, 2007
The following article appeared in the Citrus County Chronicle under the headline "We can
avoid plight of the Everglades". Sam Lyons, Director of the Amy H Remley Foundation.
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August 14, 2007
Notes for BOCC hearing 14 August 2007, CPA–07–05 Springs and Springshed Protection
Subelement, by Norman Hopkins, President Kings Bay Association
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