Local governments in Florida are affected by new rules. Certain work on homes will not need permits if the cost is low enough. Further information is available from Community Newspapers. The new policy is part of a state law that takes effect soon. Details about the law and its impact can be found through local news sources, including Community Newspapers in Miami.
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