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Version		 Rule No. Rule Title Effective
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Rule file 40B-1.100 Uniform Rules of Procedure and Statement of District Organization and Operation (Repealed) 5/27/2012
Rule file 40B-1.1010 Point of Entry into Proceedings 4/8/2015
Rule file 40B-1.102 Definitions 9/15/1981
Rule file 40B-1.106 Interagency Agreements 5/23/2016
Rule file 40B-1.135 Delegations of Authority 1/29/2001
Rule file 40B-1.510 District Investigations and Probable Cause Determinations (Repealed) 5/27/2012
Rule file 40B-1.702 Permits Required (Repealed) 5/27/2012
Rule file 40B-1.703 Procedures for Consideration of Permit Applications 11/2/2021
Rule file 40B-1.704 Bond 11/2/2021
Rule file 40B-1.705 Complaints (Repealed) 5/27/2012
Rule file 40B-1.706 Fees 11/2/2021
Rule file 40B-1.709 Suspension, Revocation, and Modification of District Permits 11/2/2021
Rule file 40B-1.711 Emergency Action 12/21/1988
Rule file 40B-1.722 District Funds 7/22/2020
Rule file 40B-1.801 General (Repealed) 5/27/2012
Rule file 40B-1.802 Definitions (Repealed) 5/27/2012
Rule file 40B-1.804 Certification and Competitive Selection for Professional Services (Repealed) 5/27/2012
Rule file 40B-1.805 Competitive Negotiation (Repealed) 5/27/2012
Rule file 40B-1.808 Applicability (Repealed) 5/27/2012
Rule file 40B-1.809 Inconsistency with Section 287.055, Florida Statutes (Repealed) 1/19/2016
Rule file 40B-1.810 Procurement of Commodities or Contractual Services (Repealed) 5/27/2012
Rule file 40B-1.811 Prequalified Providers (Repealed) 5/27/2012
Rule file 40B-1.812 Contract Bidding - Reservation of Rights (Repealed) 5/27/2012
Rule file 40B-1.813 Contract Bidding - Resolution of Protests (Repealed) 5/27/2012
Rule file 40B-1.901 General (Repealed) 3/24/2014


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