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The following summaries of the bills passed by the 2008 Legislature are not intended to constitute legal advice and you should not rely on this as legal advice. Whether particular legislative amendments apply to you in your particular set of circumstances, and how it may apply to you and your organization, are questions that are beyond the intended scope of this update, and you should always consult with your attorney if questions arise. Moreover, this update contains mere summaries of the bills examined and is intended to explain amendments that are of common interest to practitioners, owners and associations, and not all parts of every bill are discussed.
Official Internet Site of the Florida Legislature
CONDOMINIUM AND HOMEOWNER'S ASSOCIATION LEGISLATION:
This summary will discuss changes in the law resulting from the passage of 5 legislative bills including Committee Substitute for House Bill 995, Committee Subsititute for House Bill 679, House Bill 601, Senate Bill 1378, and Senate Bill 1986. The entire text of these bills may be reviewed by visiting the following link:
2008 Condominium and Homeowner's Association Legislative Summary
LEGISLATION AFFECTING MANUFACTURED HOUSING :
The 2008 Florida Legislature adopted a number of disparate bills that will impact the operation of manufactured housing communities. There was no major legislation that directly affected communities, but when added together, this 2008 Session will result in significants costs for compliance.
Governor's Veto Letter for HB679