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DBPR Registration Requirement
for ALL
Associations
DUE
JANUARY 1,
2023
for
Association property
SB 4-D requires on or before January 1, 2023 that ALL Condominium & Cooperative Associations existing before July 1, 2022 are to provide the Division in writing on a form posted on the Division's website the following information:
The number of buildi
DBPR Registration Requirement
for ALL
Associations
DUE
JANUARY 1,
2023
for
Association property
SB 4-D requires on or before January 1, 2023 that ALL Condominium & Cooperative Associations existing before July 1, 2022 are to provide the Division in writing on a form posted on the Division's website the following information:
The number of buildings on the condominium property that are three stories or higher in height. (This means if you do not have any buildings that are 3 stories or higher in height, you would write "0" as your reply.
The total number of units in all buildings.
The addresses of all buildings.
The county which all buildings are located.
The Division must compile a list of the number of buildings on Condominium & Cooperative property that are three stories or higher in height, which is searchable by county, and post the list on the Division’s website. This list must include the following information:
The name of each Association with buildings that are three stories or higher.
The number of buildings on each Association’s property.
The address of all buildings.
The county which all buildings are located.
An Association must provide an update in writing to The Division if there are any changes to the information within 6 months after the change.
NOTE: The required "Form" referenced above that ALL Associations are to fill out and return to The Division, contains all the information listed above.
SB 154 clarified additional information required for Milestone Inspections, SIRS, and information required to report to The Division.
ALL Associations
MUST
report the following:
All Condominium and Cooperative Associations to report the following information to the Division of Florida Condominium, Timeshares and Mobile Homes on or before January 1, 2023.
Contact Name, Phone Number, and Email Address;
Name of Project;
Project License #;
The number of Buildings on the condominium property that are three (3) stories or higher in height.
Example:
If you have 1 building that is 2 stories high, you would type "0" as your response to this question.
HB 913 requires Condominium and Cooperative Associations to create and maintain an online account with the Division and provide specified information by October 1, 2025. Information must be updated annually, and any changes to previously submitted details mus
DBPR's Division of CTMH Registration Requirement
DUE OCTOBER 1,
2025
for
Associations
HB 913 requires Condominium and Cooperative Associations to create and maintain an online account with the Division and provide specified information by October 1, 2025. Information must be updated annually, and any changes to previously submitted details must be updated within 30 days.
The Division must provide Associations at least 45 days to submit the information after the account is established. The information Associations are to submit includes:
1. Contact information:
Name of the Association;
The physical address of the Condominium or Cooperative property;
Mailing address and County of the Association;
E-mail address and telephone number for the Association;
Name and Board title for each member of the Association's Board;
Name and contact information of the Association's Community Association Manager or Community Association Management firm, if applicable; and
The hyperlink or website address of the Association's website, if applicable.
2. Total number of Buildings
3. For EACH Building:
Total number of stories, including both habitable and uninhabitable stories;
Total number of units;
Age of each building based on the certificate of occupancy; and
Any construction commenced within the common elements within the calendar year.
4. The Association's
Assessments, and
Special Assessments:
Amount of Assessment or Special Assessment by unit type, including Reserves;
Purpose of the Assessment or Special Assessment; and
Name of the Financial Institution or Institutions with which the Association maintains accounts.
5. A copy of any Structural
Integrity Reserve Study
and any associated materials requested by the Department within 5 business days after such request, in a manner prescribed by the Department.
All newly appointed, Elected and Existing Board Members of a Community Association must be registered on the Association's DBPR Account with the Department of Business and Professional Regulation Online Services within 30 days of appointment.
Any changes to initial registr
DBPR Registration Requirement
DUE OCTOBER 1,
2025
for
Board Members
All newly appointed, Elected and Existing Board Members of a Community Association must be registered on the Association's DBPR Account with the Department of Business and Professional Regulation Online Services within 30 days of appointment.
Any changes to initial registration, for example a phone number change, must be updated in the Association's DBPR account within 30 days of the change in information.
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