Florida · §718

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§ 718.112(2)(c) — 48-hr notice

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§718.303 · Florida Statutes

Florida §718.303 — Fines, hearings, and enforcement

Section 718.303 sets how a Florida condo association can fine a unit owner — the cap, the notice, the committee, and the limit that fines never lien the unit.

Last reviewed 2026-05-13 · Read on flsenate.gov ↗

What the statute requires

Obligations

  • Cap any single fine at $100 per violation and the aggregate at $1,000 — daily fines may continue but the $1,000 cap binds.

    §718.303(3)(b)

  • Provide at least 14 days written notice and an opportunity for a hearing before any fine becomes enforceable.

    §718.303(3)(b) · at least 14 days before

  • Appoint an independent committee of three or more members without conflicts of interest to confirm or reject each proposed fine by majority vote.

    §718.303(3)(b)

  • Issue no fine without independent-committee approval, and document the committee’s decision in the official records.

    §718.303(3)(b)

Consequences of non-compliance

Penalties

  • Fines that bypass the notice, hearing, or committee step are unenforceable.

    §718.303(3)(b)

  • A fine may not become a lien against a unit, which separates fines from assessments and ordinary monetary obligations.

    §718.303(4)

See also

Related sections

  • §718.111Fine notices, committee minutes, and decisions are official records under §718.111(12)(a).
  • §718.501Repeated or willful violations of the fine process may be investigated and civilly penalized by the DBPR Division under §718.501.

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