Relating to the approval of land use assumptions, capital improvement plans, and impact fees.

Added Section 395.059 requiring independent financial audits before a political subdivision can increase an existing impact fee or adopt a new one, with detailed accounting of collected funds, interest, unspent funds, and refunds.

Changed the timeline for reviewing updated land use assumptions and capital improvement plans from 60 days to 120 days after receiving the update.

Added a three-year limitation on increasing impact fees from the later of the adoption date or most recent increase date.

Extended the public notice period for hearings on amendments to land use assumptions, capital improvement plans, or impact fees from 60 days to 60 days (unchanged in text but restructured), and added requirement to make audit results available 30 days before hearing.

Added authority for the attorney general to bring actions on behalf of property owners to contest impact fees or recover refunds under Section 395.025.

Repealed Section 395.078 which previously governed attorney general enforcement authority.

Modified advisory committee composition requirements to require at least 50% representation from real estate, development, or building industries (changed from 40%).