FL S1664

Prohibits counties and municipalities from levying special assessments for fire protection services on lands classified as agricultural under Florida law

Creates exceptions allowing fire protection assessments on agricultural lands that contain a residential dwelling or a nonresidential farm building valued over $10,000

Excludes "agricultural pole barns" from the exception, defining them as nonresidential farm buildings where 70% or more of perimeter walls are permanently open

Requires any permitted special assessments to be based solely on the benefit to the residential dwelling, curtilage, and qualifying nonresidential farm buildings—not the agricultural land itself

Takes effect November 1, 2017