8260828, 60H-1.001 - Florida Administrative Rules, Law, Code, Register

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Notice: 8260828

Notice of Proposed Rule

Department:

DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT SERVICES

Division:

Division of Facilities Management

Chapter:

LEASES FOR REAL PROPERTY

Overview

RULE:

60H-1.001	Definitions
60H-1.002	Department Approval; of Space Need
60H-1.003	Use of Approved Forms
60H-1.004	Filing of Leases (Repealed)
60H-1.006	Escalation Clauses
60H-1.007	Right-to-Terminate Clause Required (Repealed)
60H-1.009	Notice of Renewal (Repealed)
60H-1.013	Fire Code Compliance in Leased Space (Repealed)
60H-1.015	Procurement Proceduress for Leases of 5,000 Square Feet or More in Privately-Owned Buildings
60H-1.017	Turnkey Lease
60H-1.022	Department Final Approval
60H-1.025	Disclosure Statements
60H-1.026	Disclosure Statement - Public Officials (Repealed)
60H-1.027	Legal Review
60H-1.028	Information and Forms
60H-1.029	Evaluation of Responses
60H-1.030	Availability of Rate and Market Information Data

PURPOSE:

To amend existing Chapter 60H-1, Florida Administrative Code, in order to provide greater detail and explanation related to the statutory requirements for leasing of privately owned space by state agencies. This includes responding to comments from the Joint Administrative Procedures Committee (JAPC) and rule conformity with statute changes in Chapters 2007-220, 2007-73 and 2009-77, Laws of Florida.

SUMMARY:

Administrative procedures for state agency’s leasing of state-owned or privately owned space will be adjusted to meet continuing and amended statutory requirements. The processes for private leasing activity by state agencies will be updated to reflect obligations for achieving “best interest of the state” leases as indicated in Section 255.25, F.S.

RULEMAKING AUTHORITY:

255.249, 255.25, 255.503 FS.

LAW:

255.249, 255.21, 255.25, 255.503, 255.254, 281.02 FS.

PRINT PUBLISH DATE:

2/12/2010 Vol. 36/06

COMMENTS:

From 2/12/2010 To 3/5/2010 (21 Days)
The public comment period for this notice has already expired.

REFERENCE MATERIALS:

No reference(s).

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