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A bill to be entitled 1
An act relating to the Department of Business and 2
Professional Regulation; amending s. 468.8414, F.S.; 3
requiring the department to certify for licensure 4
qualified individuals who practice mold assessment or 5
mold remediation and hold certain licenses issued by 6
other states or territories; requiring applications to 7
be filed within a specified timeframe after such 8
licensure; amending s. 469.004, F.S.; providing an 9
exception for the issuance of an asbestos consultant's 10
license; requiring the department to certi fy asbestos 11
consultants and asbestos contractors for licensure who 12
meet certain exam and other state licensure 13
requirements; requiring applications to be filed 14
within a specified timeframe after such licensure; 15
requiring asbestos consultants and asbestos 16
contractors to complete certain courses; amending s. 17
469.006, F.S.; revising the financial responsibility 18
criteria the department must use when issuing 19
consulting or contracting licenses; amending s. 20
474.203, F.S.; authorizing specified persons other 21
than a veterinarian to immunize or treat an animal for 22
certain diseases; amending s. 489.514, F.S.; removing 23
a time limitation for applying for certain contracting 24
licenses under certain provisions; amending s. 25
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509.032, F.S.; authorizing the Division of Hotels a nd 26
Restaurants of the department to adopt rules for 27
certain electronic submissions and exemptions; 28
amending s. 509.091, F.S.; requiring licensees and 29
licensed agents to provide the division with e -mail 30
addresses for contact with the division; authorizing 31
the division to deliver notices and inspection reports 32
by e-mail; amending s. 509.101, F.S.; revising the 33
maintenance requirements an operator must meet for a 34
transient establishment's guest register; creating s. 35
509.105, F.S.; defining "outdoor kitchen equ ipment"; 36
authorizing certain uses of outdoor kitchen equipment; 37
providing that a local law, ordinance, or regulation 38
may not prohibit, or have the effect of prohibiting, 39
the use of such equipment; providing construction; 40
amending s. 509.241, F.S.; providin g for the 41
expiration of public lodging establishment and public 42
food service establishment licenses; authorizing the 43
licenses to be renewed for specified timeframes; 44
requiring the division to provide forms for license 45
renewals and license applications; ame nding s. 46
509.251, F.S.; revising the public lodging 47
establishment and public food service establishment 48
license fees to include an option for 2 -year renewals; 49
limiting the fees the division may charge for a 2 -year 50
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license renewal; requiring license fees to be paid in 51
full at the time of application; amending s. 548.043, 52
F.S.; deleting a requirement limiting the types of 53
boxing exhibitions which require a specified maximum 54
difference in participant weights; amending s. 55
563.045, F.S.; providing that the annua l registration 56
fee for malt beverages is required only if labels or 57
brands are sold to a distributor; providing that no 58
other registration fee is authorized; amending s. 59
828.30, F.S.; authorizing certain persons to 60
administer rabies vaccinations under cert ain 61
circumstances; defining the term "indirect 62
supervision"; providing that a supervising 63
veterinarian assumes responsibility for a person 64
working under him or her or at his or her direction 65
and supervision; authorizing a veterinarian who 66
indirectly supervises the administration of the rabies 67
vaccination to affix his or her signature stamp in 68
lieu of an actual signature on the rabies vaccination 69
certificate; reenacting s. 509.102(2), F.S., relating 70
to mobile food dispensing vehicles, to incorporate the 71
amendment made to s. 509.251, F.S., in a reference 72
thereto; providing an effective date. 73
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Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the State of Florida: 75
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Section 1. Subsection (3) of section 468.8414, Florida 77
Statutes, is amended to read: 78
468.8414 Licensure.— 79
(3) The department shall certify as qualified for a 80
license by endorsement an applicant who is of good moral 81
character, who has the insurance coverage required under s. 82
468.8421, and who: 83
(a) Is qualified to take the examination as set forth in 84
s. 468.8413 and has passed a certification examination offered 85
by a nationally recognized organization that certifies persons 86
in the specialty of mold assessment or mold remediation , and the 87
department that has been approved the certification examination 88
by the department as being substantially equivalent to the 89
requirements of this part and s. 455.217; or 90
(b) Holds a valid license to practice mold assessment or 91
mold remediation issued by another state or territory of the 92
United States if the criteria for i ssuance of the license were 93
substantially the same as the licensure criteria that is 94
established by this part as determined by the department ; or 95
(c) Has held a valid license to practice mold assessment 96
or mold remediation issued by another state or terr itory of the 97
United States for at least 10 years before the date of 98
application. The application for licensure must be made either 99
when the license in the other state or territory is active or 100
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within 2 years after such license was last active . 101
Section 2. Subsection (3) of section 469.004, Florida 102
Statutes, is renumbered as subsection (4), subsection (1) is 103
amended, and a new subsection (3) is added to that section, to 104
read: 105
469.004 License; asbestos consultant; asbestos 106
contractor.— 107
(1) All asbestos consultants must be licensed by the 108
department. Except for an asbestos consultant's license issued 109
by endorsement as provided under subsection (3) or otherwise 110
expressly provided by law, an asbestos consultant's license may 111
be issued only to an applicant who holds a current, valid, 112
active license as an architect issued under chapter 481; holds a 113
current, valid, active license as a professional engineer issued 114
under chapter 471; holds a current, valid, active license as a 115
professional geologist issued under chapter 492; is a diplomat 116
of the American Board of Industrial Hygiene; or has been awarded 117
designation as a Certified Safety Professional by the Board of 118
Certified Safety Professionals. 119
(3) The department shall certify as qualified for 120
licensure by endorsement any individual applying for licensure 121
who has passed a written examination that meets the requirements 122
of the United States Environmental Protection Agency Asbestos 123
Model Accreditation Plan, has held a valid license to practice 124
as an asbestos consultant or asbestos contractor issued by 125
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another state or territory of the United States for at least 10 126
years before the date of application, and is applying for the 127
same or similar license in the state, subject to ss. 469.005(5) 128
and 469.006. The applicati on for licensure must be made either 129
when the license in the other state or territory is active or 130
within 2 years after such license was last active. Asbestos 131
consultants and asbestos contractors must complete courses as 132
required by s. 469.005(2) or (3), r espectively, to qualify for 133
licensure by endorsement. 134
Section 3. Paragraph (c) of subsection (2) of section 135
469.006, Florida Statutes, is amended to read: 136
469.006 Licensure of business organizations; qualifying 137
agents.— 138
(2) 139
(c) As a prerequisite to the issuance of a license under 140
this section, the applicant shall submit the following: 141
1. An affidavit on a form provided by the department 142
attesting that the applicant has obtained workers' compensation 143
insurance as required by chapter 440, public l iability 144
insurance, and property damage insurance, in amounts determined 145
by department rule. The department shall establish by rule a 146
procedure to verify the accuracy of such affidavits based upon a 147
random sample method. 148
2. Evidence of financial responsi bility. The department 149
shall adopt rules to determine financial responsibility which 150
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shall specify grounds on which the department may deny 151
licensure. Such criteria must shall include, but not be limited 152
to, credit history and limits of bondability and cre dit. 153
Section 4. Paragraph (a) of subsection (5) of section 154
474.203, Florida Statutes, is amended to read: 155
474.203 Exemptions. —This chapter does not apply to: 156
(5)(a) Any person, or the person's regular employee, 157
administering to the ills or injuries of her or his own animals, 158
including, but not limited to, castration, spaying, and 159
dehorning of herd animals, unless title is transferred or 160
employment provided for the purpose of circumventing this law. 161
This exemption does not apply to any person license d as a 162
veterinarian in another state or foreign jurisdiction and 163
practicing temporarily in this state. However, except as 164
provided in s. 828.30, only a veterinarian may immunize or treat 165
an animal for diseases that are communicable to humans and that 166
are of public health significance. 167
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For the purposes of chapters 465 and 893, persons exempt 169
pursuant to subsection (1), subsection (2), or subsection (4) 170
are deemed to be duly licensed practitioners authorized by the 171
laws of this state to prescribe drugs or me dicinal supplies. 172
Section 5. Subsection (3) of section 489.514, Florida 173
Statutes, is amended to read: 174
489.514 Certification for registered contractors; 175
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grandfathering provisions. — 176
(3) An applicant must make application by November 1, 177
2021, to be licensed pursuant to this section. 178
Section 6. Subsection (6) of section 509.032, Florida 179
Statutes, is amended to read: 180
509.032 Duties.— 181
(6) RULEMAKING AUTHORITY. —The division shall adopt such 182
rules as are necessary to carry out the provisions of this 183
chapter. The division may adopt rules requiring electronic 184
submission of any form, document, or fee as required by this 185
chapter. The division may prescribe by rule requirements and 186
procedures for an individual to obtain an exemption due to a 187
technological or financial hardship. 188
Section 7. Section 509.091, Florida Statutes, is amended 189
to read: 190
509.091 Notices; form and service. — 191
(1) All licensees and licensed agents must provide an e -192
mail address to the division to function as the primary method 193
of contact for all communication with the division. 194
(2) Each notice or inspection report served by the 195
division pursuant to this chapter must be in writing and must be 196
delivered personally by an agent of the division , be sent by e-197
mail, or mailed by registered letter to the operator of the 198
public lodging establishment or public food service 199
establishment. If the operator refuses to accept service or 200
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evades service or the agent is otherwise unable to effect 201
service after due diligence, the division may post s uch notice 202
or inspection report in a conspicuous place at the 203
establishment. 204
(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), the division may 205
deliver lodging inspection reports and food service inspection 206
reports to the operator of the public lodging establishment o r 207
public food service establishment by electronic means. 208
Section 8. Subsection (2) of section 509.101, Florida 209
Statutes, is amended to read: 210
509.101 Establishment rules; posting of notice; food 211
service inspection report; maintenance of guest register ; mobile 212
food dispensing vehicle registry. — 213
(2) It is the duty of each operator of a transient 214
establishment to maintain at all times a register of, signed by 215
or for guests who occupy rental units within the establishment, 216
showing the dates upon which th e rental units were occupied by 217
such guests and the rates charged for their occupancy. Each 218
operator shall maintain this register shall be maintained in 219
chronological order, shall make the register and available for 220
inspection by the division at any time , and may keep the 221
register in an electronic format . Operators need not make 222
available registers that which are more than 2 years old. 223
Section 9. Section 509.105, Florida Statutes, is created 224
to read: 225
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509.105 Outdoor kitchen equipment. — 226
(1) As used in this section, the term "outdoor kitchen 227
equipment" means equipment used to prepare, serve, or sell food 228
for immediate consumption, including a cooking appliance that is 229
owned by, is adjacent to, and operates in conjunction with a 230
licensed public food se rvice establishment. 231
(2) Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the 232
contrary, outdoor kitchen equipment: 233
(a) Is not required to be separately covered, have 234
overhead protection or hoods, or be enclosed. However, outdoor 235
kitchen equipment must mee t all other applicable laws, codes, 236
standards, and rules, including for fire safety and sanitation. 237
(b) May be used to prepare, serve, or sell food for 238
immediate consumption as provided in this chapter. Any food that 239
is prepared on outdoor kitchen equipm ent must be kept at 240
appropriate temperatures and prepared using sanitation practices 241
as required by this chapter. Such food may not be permanently 242
stored outdoors, but may be temporarily stored outside the 243
licensed food service establishment's enclosure wh ile 244
preparation is taking place on such outdoor kitchen equipment. 245
(c) Is subject to all other provisions of this chapter 246
that apply to public food service establishments, including, but 247
not limited to, sanitation standards, food safety training, 248
inspections, enforcement, and disciplinary action. 249
(3) A local law, ordinance, or regulation may not 250
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prohibit, or have the effect of prohibiting, the use of outdoor 251
kitchen equipment. 252
(4) This section does not prevent the department or a 253
local health department from issuing and enforcing an order to 254
cease and desist use of outdoor kitchen equipment if the 255
equipment is the source of an adulterated food or of an outbreak 256
of illness caused by contaminated food. 257
Section 10. Section 509.241, Florida Sta tutes, is amended 258
to read: 259
509.241 Licenses required; exceptions. — 260
(1) LICENSES; ANNUAL RENEWALS.—Each public lodging 261
establishment and public food service establishment shall obtain 262
a license from the division. Such license may not be transferred 263
from one place or individual to another. It is shall be a 264
misdemeanor of the second degree, punishable as provided in s. 265
775.082 or s. 775.083, for such an establishment to operate 266
without a license. Local law enforcement shall provide immediate 267
assistance in pursuing an illegally operating establishment. The 268
division may refuse a license, or a renewal thereof, to any 269
establishment that is not constructed and maintained in 270
accordance with law and with the rules of the division. The 271
division may refuse to issue a license, or a renewal thereof, to 272
any establishment an operator of which, within the preceding 5 273
years, has been adjudicated guilty of, or has forfeited a bond 274
when charged with, any crime reflecting on professional 275
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character, including soliciting for pr ostitution, pandering, 276
letting premises for prostitution, keeping a disorderly place, 277
or illegally dealing in controlled substances as defined in 278
chapter 893, whether in this state or in any other jurisdiction 279
within the United States, or has had a license denied, revoked, 280
or suspended pursuant to s. 429.14. Licenses expire if not 281
renewed before the expiration date and may be renewed for 1 or 2 282
years. Licenses must shall be renewed using forms provided by 283
annually, and the division. The division shall adopt a rule 284
establishing procedures a staggered schedule for license 285
issuance and renewals. If any license expires while 286
administrative charges are pending against the license, the 287
proceedings against the license must shall continue to 288
conclusion as if the lic ense were still in effect. 289
(2) APPLICATION FOR LICENSE. —Each person who plans to open 290
a public lodging establishment or a public food service 291
establishment must shall apply for and receive a license from 292
the division using forms provided by the division before 293
commencing prior to the commencement of operation. A condominium 294
association, as defined in s. 718.103, which does not own any 295
units classified as vacation rentals or timeshare projects under 296
s. 509.242(1)(c) or (g) is not required to apply for or r eceive 297
a public lodging establishment license. 298
(3) DISPLAY OF LICENSE. —Any license issued by the division 299
shall be conspicuously displayed in the office or lobby of the 300
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licensed establishment. Public food service establishments that 301
which offer catering services shall display their license number 302
on all advertising for catering services. 303
Section 11. Subsections (1) and (2) of section 509.251, 304
Florida Statutes, are amended to read: 305
509.251 License fees. — 306
(1) The division shall adopt , by rule, a schedule of fees 307
to be paid by each public lodging establishment as a 308
prerequisite to issuance or renewal of a license. Initial 309
license Such fees must shall be based on the number of rental 310
units in the establishment. License renewal fees must be based 311
on the number of rental units in the establishment and whether 312
the renewal is for 1 or 2 years. The aggregate fee per 313
establishment charged any public lodging establishment may not 314
exceed $1,000 for a 1-year license or $2,000 for a 2 -year 315
license; however, the fees described in paragraphs (a) and (b) 316
may not be included as part of the aggregate fee subject to this 317
cap. Vacation rental units or timeshare projects within separate 318
buildings or at separate locations but managed by one licensed 319
agent may be combined i n a single license application, and the 320
division must shall charge a license fee as if all units in the 321
application are in a single licensed establishment. The fee 322
schedule shall require an establishment which applies for an 323
initial license to pay the full license fee if application is 324
made during the annual renewal period or more than 6 months 325
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before the next such renewal period and one -half of the fee if 326
application is made 6 months or less before such period. The fee 327
schedule must shall include fees collected for the purpose of 328
funding the Hospitality Education Program, pursuant to s. 329
509.302. All fees, which are payable in full for each 330
application at the time regardless of when the application is 331
submitted. 332
(a) Upon making initial ap plication or an application for 333
change of ownership, the applicant shall pay to the division a 334
fee as prescribed by rule, not to exceed $50, in addition to any 335
other fees required by law, which shall cover all costs 336
associated with initiating regulation of the establishment. 337
(b) A license renewal filed with the division after the 338
expiration date shall be accompanied by a delinquent fee as 339
prescribed by rule, not to exceed $50, in addition to the 340
renewal fee and any other fees required by law. 341
(2) The division shall adopt, by rule, a schedule of fees 342
to be paid by each public food service establishment as a 343
prerequisite to issuance or renewal of a license. Initial 344
license fees must be based on the classification of the license. 345
License renewal fees must b e based on the classification of the 346
license and whether a renewal is for 1 or 2 years. The fee 347
schedule must shall prescribe a base basic fee and additional 348
fees based on seating capacity and services offered. The 349
aggregate fee per establishment charged a ny public food service 350
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establishment may not exceed $400 for a 1-year license or $800 351
for a 2-year license; however, the fees described in paragraphs 352
(a) and (b) may not be included as part of the aggregate fee 353
subject to this cap. The fee schedule shall r equire an 354
establishment which applies for an initial license to pay the 355
full license fee if application is made during the annual 356
renewal period or more than 6 months before the next such 357
renewal period and one -half of the fee if application is made 6 358
months or less before such period. The fee schedule must shall 359
include fees collected for the purpose of funding the 360
Hospitality Education Program, pursuant to s. 509.302 . All fees, 361
which are payable in full for each application at the time 362
regardless of when the application is submitted. 363
(a) Upon making initial application or an application for 364
change of ownership, the applicant shall pay to the division a 365
fee as prescribed by rule, not to exceed $50, in addition to any 366
other fees required by law, which shal l cover all costs 367
associated with initiating regulation of the establishment. 368
(b) A license renewal filed with the division after the 369
expiration date shall be accompanied by a delinquent fee as 370
prescribed by rule, not to exceed $50, in addition to the 371
renewal fee and any other fees required by law. 372
Section 12. Subsection (2) of section 548.043, Florida 373
Statutes, is amended to read: 374
548.043 Weights and classes, limitations; gloves. — 375
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(2) The commission shall establish by rule the acceptable 376
difference in weight between participants; however, the maximum 377
difference in weight in boxing matches may shall not exceed 12 378
pounds, except matches in the cruiserweight and heavyweight 379
classes and exhibitions held solely for training purposes . 380
Section 13. Subsection (2) of section 563.045, Florida 381
Statutes, is amended to read: 382
563.045 Brands or labels to be registered; qualification 383
to do business; fee; revocation. — 384
(2) The Each registrant shall pay an annual registration 385
fee for a brand or label sold to a distributor is of $30 for a 386
brand or label. No other annual registration fee for a brand or 387
label is authorized under this section. Any registration may be 388
suspended or revoked in the same manner as a beverage license 389
for any violation of the Beverage La w. 390
Section 14. Subsections (1) and (3) of section 828.30, 391
Florida Statutes, are amended to read: 392
828.30 Rabies vaccination of dogs, cats, and ferrets. — 393
(1)(a) Except as provided in paragraph (b), all dogs, 394
cats, and ferrets 4 months of age or older must be vaccinated by 395
a licensed veterinarian against rabies with a vaccine that is 396
licensed by the United States Department of Agriculture for use 397
in those species. 398
(b) An employee, an agent, or a contractor of an animal 399
control authority who is acting under the indirect supervision 400
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of a veterinarian may vaccinate impounded animals that will be 401
transferred, rescued, fostered, adopted, or reclaimed by the 402
owner. The supervising veterinarian assumes responsibility for 403
the veterinary care provided to the a nimal by any person working 404
under him or her or at his or her direction and supervision. As 405
used in this paragraph, the term "indirect supervision" means 406
the supervising veterinarian must be available for consultation 407
through telecommunications, but is not required to be on the 408
premises during such consultation. 409
(c) The owner of every dog, cat, and ferret shall have the 410
animal revaccinated 12 months after the initial vaccination. 411
Thereafter, the interval between vaccinations shall conform to 412
the vaccine manufacturer's directions. The cost of vaccination 413
must be borne by the animal's owner. Evidence of circulating 414
rabies virus neutralizing antibodies may shall not be used as a 415
substitute for current vaccination in managing rabies exposure 416
or determining the need for booster vaccinations. 417
(3) Upon vaccination against rabies, the licensed 418
veterinarian shall provide the animal's owner and the animal 419
control authority with a rabies vaccination certificate. Each 420
animal control authority and veterinarian shall u se the "Rabies 421
Vaccination Certificate" of the National Association of State 422
Public Health Veterinarians (NASPHV) or an equivalent form 423
approved by the local government that contains all the 424
information required by the NASPHV Rabies Vaccination 425
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Certificate. The veterinarian who administers the rabies 426
vaccination or who indirectly supervises an employee, an agent, 427
or a contractor of an animal control authority who administers 428
the rabies vaccination vaccine to an animal as required under 429
this section may affi x his or her signature stamp in lieu of an 430
actual signature on the rabies vaccination certificate . 431
Section 15. For the purpose of incorporating the amendment 432
made by this act to section 509.251, Florida Statutes, in a 433
reference thereto, subsection (2) of section 509.102, Florida 434
Statutes, is reenacted to read: 435
509.102 Mobile food dispensing vehicles; preemption. — 436
(2) Regulation of mobile food dispensing vehicles 437
involving licenses, registrations, permits, and fees is 438
preempted to the state. A municipality, county, or other local 439
governmental entity may not require a separate license, 440
registration, or permit other than the license required under s. 441
509.241, or require the payment of any license, registration, or 442
permit fee other than the fee req uired under s. 509.251, as a 443
condition for the operation of a mobile food dispensing vehicle 444
within the entity's jurisdiction. A municipality, county, or 445
other local governmental entity may not prohibit mobile food 446
dispensing vehicles from operating within the entirety of the 447
entity's jurisdiction. 448
Section 16. This act shall take effect July 1, 2022. 449