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FL H0271
Bill
Status
Passed
4/8/2024
Primary Sponsor
State Affairs Committee
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AI Summary
- Private parking property owners/operators must post legible signage stating the property is not government-operated, listing parking violation rates, providing a working phone number and email for inquiries/complaints, and noting the grace period and appeal process; counties or municipalities may regulate such signage.
- Parking violation invoices must include an uppercase disclaimer that the invoice is privately issued, not from a governmental authority, and not subject to criminal penalties; invoices must be placed on the vehicle or mailed within 5 business days of the violation.
- Late fees may not be assessed until at least 30 days after the invoice is placed on the vehicle or mailed, or until 15 days after the denial of any appeal, whichever is later; a dispute and appeal process involving a neutral third-party adjudicator is required.
- Private parking operators must allow a minimum 15-minute grace period upon entering the property before any parking charges may be incurred, provided the vehicle does not park during that time; theme parks, entertainment complexes, lodging parks, mobile home parks, and recreational vehicle parks are exempt from certain provisions.
- Owners or operators of private parking properties are prohibited from selling, offering to sell, or transferring any personal information obtained from parking customers; the act takes effect July 1, 2024.
Legislative Description
Motor Vehicle Parking on Private Property
Last Action
Chapter No. 2024-64
4/8/2024
Committee Referrals
State Affairs1/16/2024
Local Administration, Federal Affairs & Special Districts Subcommittee11/2/2023
Full Bill Text
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