Florida Senate - 2025                        COMMITTEE AMENDMENT
       Bill No. SB 784
       
       
       
       
       
       
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                  03/18/2025           .                                
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       The Committee on Community Affairs (Ingoglia) recommended the
       following:
       
    1         Senate Amendment (with title amendment)
    2  
    3         Delete everything after the enacting clause
    4  and insert:
    5         Section 1. Present subsections (1) and (2) of section
    6  177.071, Florida Statutes, are redesignated as subsections (2)
    7  and (3), respectively, and a new subsection (1) is added to that
    8  section, to read:
    9         177.071 Approval of plat by governing bodies.—
   10         (1) Plat or replat submittals shall be reviewed and
   11  approved administratively by a designee or designees of the
   12  appropriate local governing body. Within 15 days after receipt
   13  of a plat or replat submittal, the designee or designees of the
   14  appropriate local governing body shall review the plat or replat
   15  submittal for compliance with s. 177.091. If it is determined
   16  that such plat or replat submittal fails to meet the
   17  requirements of s. 177.091, written comments specifying the
   18  areas of noncompliance must be provided to the applicant within
   19  the 15-day review period. The plat or replat submittal must be
   20  approved, approved with conditions, or denied within 30 working
   21  days from the date that the plat or replat is submitted, unless
   22  a written extension of this timeframe is requested by the
   23  applicant and approved by the governing body. An official,
   24  employee, agent, or designee of the governing body may not
   25  request or require the applicant to file a written extension of
   26  time.
   27         Section 2. Section 177.1115, Florida Statutes, is created
   28  to read:
   29         177.1115Issuance of address and an individual parcel
   30  identification number after final plat is recorded; private
   31  provider alternative; penalty.—
   32         (1) Within 14 business days after the recordation of a plat
   33  by the circuit court clerk or other recording officer, the
   34  appropriate governing body shall issue the street and mailing
   35  address, along with the individual parcel identification number,
   36  as contained in the plat offered for recording pursuant to s.
   37  177.091.
   38         (2) If the appropriate governing body does not issue the
   39  required street and mailing address, along with the individual
   40  parcel identification number, within the 14-business-day period
   41  prescribed in subsection (1), the applicant may engage a private
   42  provider, duly registered in this state, to create the required
   43  address and parcel identification number in accordance with
   44  applicable local, state, and national addressing standards.
   45         (a) Upon completion, the private provider shall submit the
   46  assigned address and parcel identification number to the
   47  governing body for verification. The governing body must
   48  complete its verification process within 5 business days after
   49  receiving the submission.
   50         (b) If the governing body fails to verify the submitted
   51  address and parcel identification number within 5 business days,
   52  the address assigned by the private provider must be deemed
   53  approved for all official purposes.
   54         (3) The governing body may not collect an addressing fee if
   55  it fails to issue the required address and parcel identification
   56  number within the timeframes specified in this section.
   57         Section 3. This act shall take effect July 1, 2025.
   58  
   59  ================= T I T L E  A M E N D M E N T ================
   60  And the title is amended as follows:
   61         Delete everything before the enacting clause
   62  and insert:
   63                        A bill to be entitled                      
   64         An act relating to platting; amending s. 177.071,
   65         F.S.; requiring that plat or replat submittals be
   66         reviewed and approved administratively by a designee
   67         or designees of the appropriate local governing body;
   68         requiring such designee or designees to review such
   69         plat or replat submittal for compliance within a
   70         specified timeframe; requiring that written comments
   71         be provided to the applicant if the plat or replat
   72         submittal fails to meet specified requirements;
   73         requiring that the plat or replat submittal be
   74         approved, approved with conditions, or denied within a
   75         specified timeframe; providing an exception;
   76         prohibiting certain entities from requesting or
   77         requiring an applicant to file a written extension of
   78         time; creating s. 177.1115, F.S.; requiring the
   79         appropriate governing body, within a specified
   80         timeframe after the recordation of the plat, to issue
   81         certain information; authorizing an applicant to
   82         engage a specified private provider under certain
   83         circumstances; requiring that such provider submit
   84         specified information to the governing body for
   85         verification; requiring the governing body to complete
   86         verification within a specified timeframe; requiring
   87         that the information submitted by the provider is
   88         deemed approved if the governing body fails to verify
   89         it within the specified timeframe; prohibiting the
   90         governing body from collecting an addressing fee under
   91         certain circumstances; providing an effective date.