Department of Financial Services amends record-keeping rule 69K-6.004 for burial records and contracts with no anticipated adverse impact on small businesses or regulatory costs exceeding $200,000.
Florida Department of Financial Services proposes clarifying rule language for inactive preneed licenses with no anticipated adverse impact on small businesses or regulatory costs exceeding $200,000.
Department of Financial Services updates rule 69K-2.003 on official Board business with clarifying language that poses no anticipated adverse impact on small-business regulatory costs.
Florida Public Service Commission repeals three rules (25-9.020, 25-9.060, 25-9.071) determined unnecessary after statutory review, with no projected adverse small-business impact or regulatory cost increase exceeding $200,000 annually.
Florida Board of Funeral, Cemetery, and Consumer Services proposes clarifying amendments to Rule 69K-2.003 regarding official board business with no anticipated impact on licensees, fees, or business costs.
Department of Financial Services amends Rule 69K-5.0025 to clarify inactive preneed license language for funeral, cemetery, and consumer services licensees with no anticipated business impact.
The Board of Opticianry corrects Rule 64B12-8.024 to fix spelling and grammatical errors in disciplinary guidelines for out-of-state telehealth providers.
Department of Financial Services holds a corrected hearing on Rule 69J-7.001 regarding the My Safe Florida Home Program to consider proposed rule changes.
Southwest Florida Water Management District granted a variance to Tallywood Condominium Association on June 4, 2026, from year-round water conservation rules for landscape irrigation upon demonstration of substantial hardship.
Florida Housing Finance Corporation received a petition June 3, 2026, from Glorieta Partners, Ltd. seeking waiver of rules 67-21.002, 67-21.003, and 67-21.028 to replace general partners; public comment period is 14 days from publication.
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