Florida S1238 defines community residences and recovery communities, outlines their licensing requirements, and establishes zoning and spacing rules.
Florida S1238 defines "community residence" as a residential living arrangement for unrelated individuals with disabilities, operating as a family unit. It mandates licensing or certification for these residences and outlines specific zoning and spacing requirements. Transitional community residences, which provide temporary living arrangements, are also defined and subject to similar regulations. The bill allows for reasonable accommodations under certain conditions and specifies enforcement actions for non-compliance.
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