Florida Department of State and Division of Library and Information Services
Notice: 14579408
Final Adopted Version in F.A.C.
Department: DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL REGULATION
Division: Division of Hotels and Restaurants
Chapter: GENERAL

VIEW NOTICE

Overview
RULE:
61C-1.002   Licensing and Inspection Requirements
RULE FILE DATE: 5/14/2014
RULE EFFECTIVE DATE: 7/1/2014
HISTORY NOTES: Rulemaking Authority 509.032, 509.241 FS. Law Implemented 213.0535, 509.032, 509.221, 509.241, 509.242, 509.251, 559.79 FS. History–Amended 1-20-63, 9-19-63, 5-20-64, 2-23-66, 8-9-68, Revised 2-4-71, Amended 10-18-71, Repromulgated 12-18-74, Amended 9-1-83, 10-1-83, Formerly 7C-1.02, Amended 1-30-90, 12-31-90, 2-27-92, 6-15-92, Formerly 7C-1.002, Amended 3-31-94, 3-15-95, 10-9-95, 9-25-96, 5-11-98, 9-9-03, 1-1-13, 7-4-13, 7-1-14.
OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE: Joint Administrative Procedures Committee
Florida Administrative Law Central Online Network (F.A.L.C.O.N.)
RELATED COURT CASES: Division of Administrative Hearings
FEDERAL RULES
AND REGULATIONS: 		Electronic Code of Federal Regulations
HOW TO LINK TO
THIS NOTICE: 		http://flrules.org/gateway/ruleno.asp?id=61C-1.002&Section=0
REFERENCE MATERIALS: Ref-00895 DBPR Form HR 5021-103, SEATING CHANGE EVALUATION
Ref-01712 DBPR HR-7027, APPLICATION FOR PUBLIC LODGING ESTABLISHMENT LICENSE
Ref-01861 DBPR HR-7030, APPLICATION FOR PUBLIC FOOD SERVICE ESTABLISHMENT LICENSE WITH PLAN REVIEW
Ref-01864 DBPR HR-7005, APPLICATION FOR PLAN REVIEW
Ref-01871 DBPR HR-7028, APPLICATION FOR VACATION RENTAL LICENSE
Ref-02629 DBPR HR-7007, APPLICATION FOR PUBLIC FOOD SERVICE ESTABLISHMENT LICENSE
Ref-02630 DBPR HR-7031, APPLICATION FOR MOBILE FOOD DISPENSING VEHICLE LICENSE WITH PLAN REVIEW
Ref-02631 DBPR HR-7006, MOBILE FOOD DISPENSING VEHICLE PLAN REVIEW APPLICATION
Ref-02632 DBPR Form HR-5022-014, LODGING INSPECTION REPORT
Ref-02633 DBPR Form HR-5022-015, FOOD SERVICE INSPECTION REPORT
Ref-03891 DBPR HR-7029, APPLICATION FOR TEMPORARY EVENT VENDOR LICENSE
Ref-04024 DBPR Form HR 5021-029, TEMPORARY EVENT VENDOR RECEIPT, APPLICATION AND INSPECTION


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