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Announcements
New 2010 Florida Building Code Adoption:
The New Florida Building, Accessibility, Fuel Gas, Mechanical,
Plumbing, Energy Conservation, Residential, and Test Protocol Code, 2010 Edition
will be enforced March 15, 2012. All construction documents submitted on March
15, 2012 for permitting shall comply with the new codes.
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New Florida Fire Prevention Code Adoption:
The New Florida Fire Prevention Code, 2010 Edition, has been
adopted by the State of Florida. As of December 31, 2011, all
plans for new construction, change of use, or existing building
alterations submitted for permitting must comply with the new
Florida Fire Prevention Code, 2010 Edition, in accordance with
Florida Statutes 633 and Florida Administrative Code 69A.
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The City of Orlando has adopted two new permit
fees. Effective October 3, 2011. They are as follows:
- Temporary Certificate of Occupancy (TCO)
is a flat rate of $125 per TCO.
- Commercial Low Voltage fees will be
tiered based on permit costs:
- $50 for the first $25,000 of
construction cost of fraction thereof;
- $100 for construction cost between
$25,001 and $50,000;
- $200 for construction cost between
$50,001 and $100,000;
- $300 for construction cost between
$100,001 and $300,000;
- $400 for construction cost between
$300,001 and $500,000;
- $500 for construction cost between
$500,001 and $999,999;
- $1,000 for construct cost of $1
million and greater.
Thank you for your continued business, we
appreciate the opportunity to serve you.
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Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer and the
Orlando City Council recently approved an ordinance that
temporarily reduces
transportation impact fees by
25% in the City of Orlando, now through June 27, 2012.
This action is intended to
promote new construction in the City of Orlando, ultimately
creating jobs and economic prosperity in our community. The
ordinance encourages the development of new business by reducing
fees necessary for business owners to open their doors and also
encourages new residential construction by discounting
transportation impact fees necessary for single and multi-family
residential development.
The new ordinance is part of
Mayor Dyer’s
Strengthen Orlando initiative,
a local effort launched in 2009 to generate jobs and help
residents and small businesses “weather the storm” during the
national recession.
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