Florida Senate - 2025                          SENATOR AMENDMENT
       Bill No. CS for CS for SB 180
       
       
       
       
       
       
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       Senator DiCeglie moved the following:
       
    1         Senate Amendment (with title amendment)
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    3         Delete lines 1060 - 1138
    4  and insert:
    5  storm-generated yard trash, debris, or waste. Local governments
    6  are authorized and encouraged to add an addendum to existing
    7  contracts or franchise agreements for collection of storm
    8  generated debris.
    9         (8)(a) Each county and municipality shall apply to the
   10  department for authorization of at least one debris management
   11  site as described in subsection (2) and shall annually seek
   12  preauthorization for any previously approved debris management
   13  sites, as allowed by the department.
   14         (b) A municipality may jointly apply for authorization of a
   15  debris management site with a county or at least one adjacent
   16  municipality, if the parties develop and approve a memorandum of
   17  understanding. Such memorandum must clearly outline the capacity
   18  of the debris management site and location of the site relative
   19  to each party. The memorandum of understanding must be approved
   20  annually as part of the preauthorization process described in
   21  paragraph (a).
   22         Section 20. Paragraph (m) is added to subsection (4) of
   23  section 553.73, Florida Statutes, to read:
   24         553.73 Florida Building Code.—
   25         (4)
   26         (m) A local government that is participating in the
   27  National Flood Insurance Program may not adopt or enforce an
   28  ordinance for substantial improvements or repairs to a structure
   29  which includes a cumulative substantial improvement period. For
   30  purposes of this paragraph, the term “cumulative substantial
   31  improvement period” means the period during which an aggregate
   32  of improvements or repairs is considered for purposes of
   33  determining substantial improvement as defined in s. 161.54(12).
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   36  And the title is amended as follows:
   37         Delete lines 134 - 169
   38  and insert:
   39         F.S.; providing that private solid waste or debris
   40         management service providers are not required to
   41         collect storm-generated debris or waste unless such
   42         collection is specified in their contract or franchise
   43         agreement; providing that local governments are
   44         authorized and encouraged to add certain addenda to
   45         certain contracts or agreements; requiring counties
   46         and municipalities to apply to the Department of
   47         Environmental Protection for authorization to
   48         designate at least one debris management site;
   49         authorizing municipalities to apply jointly with a
   50         county or another adjacent municipality for
   51         authorization of a minimum number of debris management
   52         sites if such entities approve a memorandum of
   53         understanding; providing requirements for such
   54         memoranda; amending s. 553.73, F.S.; prohibiting
   55         certain local governments from adopting ordinances for
   56         substantial improvements or repairs to a structure
   57         which include cumulative substantial improvement
   58         periods; defining the term “cumulative substantial
   59         improvement period”; reenacting s. 252.55(6), F.S.,