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Florida Senate - 2024 CS for SB 684 578-03037-24 2024684c1 610 indirect costs associated with review of building plans, 611 building inspections, reinspections, and building permit 612 processing; building code enforcement; and fire inspections 613 associated with new construction. The phrase may also include 614 training costs associated with the enforcement of the Florida 615 Building Code and enforcement action pertaining to unlicensed 616 contractor activity to the extent not funded by other user fees. 617 2. A local government must use any excess funds that it is 618 prohibited from carrying forward to rebate and reduce fees, to 619 upgrade hardware and software technology systems to enhance 620 service delivery, e -r- to pay for the construction of a building 621 or structure that houses a local government's building code 622 enforcement agency, or for ire training programs for building 623 officials, inspectors, or plans examiners associated with the 624 enforcement of the Florida Building Code. Excess funds used to 625 construct such a building or structure must be designated for 626 such purpose by the local government and may not be carried 627 forward for more than 4 consecutive years. An owner or builder 628 who has a valid building permit issued by a local government for 629 a fee, or an association of owners or builders located in the 630 state that has members with valid building permits issued by a 631 local government for a fee, may bring a civil action against the 632 local government that issued the permit for a fee to enforce 633 this subparagraph. 634 3. The following activities may not be funded with fees 635 adopted for enforcing the Florida Building Code: 636 a. Planning and zoning or other general government 637 activities. 638 b. Inspections of public buildings for a reduced fee or no Page 22 of 24 CODING: Words stLcieken are deletions; words underlined are additions. 304