FL H1047

Creates a monitoring and reporting pilot program within the Division of State Fire Marshal to track explosives use for construction materials mining in Miami-Dade County, which has more mining permits than any other Florida county

Requires the State Fire Marshal to hire or contract with independent seismologists to monitor and report each blast's ground vibration, frequency, intensity, air blast, time, and date, with reports posted publicly on the division's website

Seismologists must not be employed by or contracted with mining companies and must not have engaged in dishonest data practices related to mining explosives

Mining operators must provide written notice to the State Fire Marshal before detonating explosives for construction materials mining in Miami-Dade County

Appropriates $2.04 million for fiscal year 2020-2021: $600,000 recurring and $440,000 nonrecurring from General Revenue Fund, plus $1 million nonrecurring from Insurance Regulatory Trust Fund; effective October 1, 2020