Certificate of occupancy
Last modified March 12, 2022In Florida, a certificate of occupancy is a legal recognition issued by a local governing body, (such as the local building Inspector) that states a structure is ready to be used and occupied. The certificate may also outline the uses and restrictions of the structure. It distinguishes whether the building can be used for commercial or residential purposes.
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