My Safe Florida Condominium Pilot Program

Changed language from 'association property or condominium property is established as a common element' to 'certain conditions are met' for pilot program participation, making requirements clearer.

Added specific restriction that grant funds can only be used for certain water intrusion mitigation devices or improvements.

Modified grant application requirements to specify that associations cannot apply for grants under subsection (5)(e)1 without establishing windows as common elements in the declaration.

Changed document version from 'c2' to 'e1' and updated page counts from 7 to 8 pages, indicating this is an engrossed version with additional content.

New requirement that grant funds must be awarded for mitigation improvements that result in a mitigation credit, discount, or other rate differential.

New requirement that mitigation improvements must be made to all openings under certain circumstances.

New eligibility requirement limiting participation to structures or buildings three or more stories in height that contain at least two single-family dwellings.

Redesignated several subsections and paragraphs within section 215.55871 to accommodate new content.

Added language clarifying that grant funding is subject to measurable mitigation outcomes rather than just project completion.

Added requirement that windows of association or condominium property must be established as common elements in the declaration before an association can apply for a grant or inspection.

Added requirement that associations must comply with inspection requirements in Florida Statutes sections 553.899 and 718.112(2)(g) and (h) before applying for grants.

Reorganized the statute's paragraph structure, redesignating existing paragraphs and adding new paragraphs to clarify approval requirements and grant conditions.

Changed approval voting requirements from a 75% vote to a unanimous vote for unit owners when grants improve individual units within a condominium.

Added new grant funding structure requiring associations to match state funding at a 1:2 ratio, with specific per-square-foot limits for roof-related projects.