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Rule Chapter: 62B-34
Chapter Title: GENERAL PERMITS FOR ACTIVITIES SEAWARD OF THE COASTAL CONSTRUCTION CONTROL LINE Add to MyFLRules Favorites
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Version		 Rule No. Rule Title Effective
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Rule file 62B-34.010 Definitions 11/28/2018
Rule file 62B-34.020 Purpose (Repealed) 2/8/2017
Rule file 62B-34.030 Application Procedures 10/4/2018
Rule file 62B-34.040 Application Fees and Information Requirements 10/4/2018
Rule file 62B-34.050 General Conditions 11/28/2018
Rule file 62B-34.055 Minor Structures 11/28/2018
Rule file 62B-34.060 Non-Habitable Major Structures Including Swimming Pools at Single-Family Dwellings 11/28/2018
Rule file 62B-34.070 Single Family Dwellings 10/4/2018
Rule file 62B-34.080 Siting Criteria for Non-Habitable Major Structures, Swimming Pools and Single-Family Dwellings Independent of a General Permit Line, Second Line of Construction or Major Road 11/28/2018
Rule file 62B-34.085 Minor Reconstruction of Existing Coastal Armoring Structures 10/4/2018
Rule file 62B-34.090 Dune Restoration 11/28/2018
Rule file 62B-34.100 Nassau County 11/21/2005
Rule file 62B-34.110 Duval County 11/21/2005
Rule file 62B-34.120 St. Johns County 11/21/2005
Rule file 62B-34.130 Flagler County 11/21/2005
Rule file 62B-34.140 Volusia County 11/21/2005
Rule file 62B-34.150 Lee County 4/7/2010
Rule file 62B-34.160 Collier County 4/7/2010
Rule file 62B-34.170 Sarasota County 4/7/2010
Rule file 62B-34.180 Manatee County 4/7/2010
Rule file 62B-34.190 Charlotte County 4/7/2010
Rule file 62B-34.200 Bay County 4/7/2010
Rule file 62B-34.210 Escambia County 4/7/2010
Rule file 62B-34.220 Franklin County 4/7/2010
Rule file 62B-34.230 Gulf County 4/7/2010
Rule file 62B-34.240 Brevard County 4/7/2010
Rule file 62B-34.250 Indian River County 4/7/2010
Rule file 62B-34.260 Martin County 4/7/2010
Rule file 62B-34.270 Palm Beach County 4/7/2010


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