Review RPG Law’s summary of Senate Bill 154 – the so-called “Surfside Law Glitch Bill” or “Senate Bill 4-D Glitch Bill”
Summary of Senate Bill 154 (2023 Legislation): Milestone inspections, reserve studies and reserve funding
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Can Your Community Prohibit Guns?
Florida will soon allow individuals to carry a concealed firearm without a permit. Are rules prohibiting concealed carry on association property enforceable?
Senate Bill 4-D: Milestone Inspection Flow Chart
Use this milestone inspection flowchart to determine the operative inspection deadlines imposed by SB 4D.
Senate Bill 4D – Does the Structural Reserve Funding Requirement Apply to All Buildings Regardless of Size?
The DBPR does not consider the “3 story or higher” qualifier to be applicable to the structural reserve funding requirements contained in Senate Bill 4-D.
Is Your Community REQUIRED to Pursue “Self-Help” Remedies?
Per a recent Second District Court decision, some community associations may be REQUIRED to pursue “self-help” remedies in lieu of litigation.
DBPR Publishes Building Reporting Form (link in article)
The DBPR has issued the Condo/Co-op Building Reporting Form. Deadline: January 1, 2023.
Can a unit owner and their tenant simultaneously utilize the association’s recreational facilities & amenities?
Which party is permitted to utilize the community’s amenities when a unit is being leased – tenant, owner or both?
2022 LEGAL UPDATE – Summary of New Legislation – Senate Bill 4-D (Rev. 11-28-22)
RPG Law’s Summary of New Legislation (SB 4-D)
Notice of New Legislation: Condominium / Cooperative Recertification Bill (SB 4-D) Signed Into Law
New Legislation (SB 4-D) – Significant Obligations Imposed on Florida Condominium and Cooperative Associations
New Condominium / Cooperative Recertification Bill Pending in Special Session
HB5-D (2022): Possible Legislative Response to Surfside Collapse