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Cindy Polo – HB 1011: Property Insurance Coverage for Explosion

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Property Insurance Coverage for Explosion: Defines “explosion” for purposes of Florida Insurance Code, to include damages caused by mining & quarrying; requires all property insurance policies to provide explosion coverage; provides options for exclusions of such coverage; requires Financial Services Commission to adopt rules.

Last action: 5/03/2019 House – Indefinitely postponed and withdrawn from consideration
https://www.myfloridahouse.gov/Sections/Bills/billsdetail.aspx?BillId=65615

Manny Diaz – SB 1356: Construction Materials Mining Activities

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Construction Materials Mining Activities; Requiring that the statewide ground vibration limits established by the State Fire Marshal be based on frequency and particle velocity; requiring the State Fire Marshal to establish certain regulations relating to blasting operations conducted in connection with construction materials mining activities; requiring the State Fire Marshal to create a form for complaint reports regarding blasting operations conducted in connection with construction materials mining activities, etc.

Last Action: 5/3/2019 Senate – Indefinitely postponed and withdrawn from consideration

Town of Miami Lakes adopts Blasting Advisory Board Unanimously

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A bus, sponsored by The Town of Miami Lakes left to lobby Tallahassee on behalf of the over 10,000 affected homes.

An agenda was created for the lobbyists,  however, the Senator Diaz stated that he did not want to see the photographic evidence or listen to the issues issues.  The Speaker of the House, a resident of Miami Lakes, did not appear for his scheduled appointment.   Representative Ana Maria Rodriguez met with the group.  She expressed her desire to be of assistance moving forward.  Representative Polo’s Aide met with the group and discussed the topic at length.  Later, Representative Polo met as well briefly.  She was in between meetings.  The group also met with the office of the State Fire Marshal.  The department is in charge of enforcing the current regulations.  They stated, they were not aware of all the issues and grievances faced by home owners of the area.  They stated they would review the procedures of DOAH (the only avenue provided for relief of homeowners).