The House plan, passed on a 93-16 vote, would allow both MLS expansion franchises, along with Daytona Speedway, rodeos, minor-league baseball, and other sports teams compete for $12 million annually in tax revenues for repairs or construction.



The Senate bill sets aside $13 million annually, and would allow the MLS clubs and Daytona to split $6 million sooner -- in the 2014-15 budget year -- because their projects are already underway or could be breaking ground soon. Instead of the full Legislature, only a budget panel would have to approve them.