Florida Department of State and Division of Library and Information Services

Reference: Ref-12471

Reference Name: DBPR HR-5021-029 – Division of Hotels and Restaurants Temporary Event Vendor Receipt, Application and Inspection
Agency: 61 Department of Business and Professional Regulation
61C Division of Hotels and Restaurants

Modified Document(s):
3/27/2024 The DBPR Division of Hotels and Restaurants is updating the web address due to a department wide webpage update.
Adopted Document(s):
12/29/2020 Division of Hotels and Restaurants Temporary Event Vendor Receipt, Application and Inspection
Proposed Document(s):
11/25/2020 Division of Hotels and Restaurants Temporary Event Vendor Receipt, Application and Inspection
Description: Division of Hotels and Restaurants Temporary Event Vendor Receipt, Application and Inspection

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Rules/Notices using this Reference Material
Notice /
Adopted		 Section Description ID Publish
Date
View Text Final
61C-1.002 		Licensing and Inspection Requirements 28824731 Effective:
10/20/2024
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61C-1.002 		Licensing and Inspection Requirements 28271637 Effective:
05/05/2024
View Text Final
61C-1.002 		Licensing and Inspection Requirements 27207547 Effective:
06/25/2023
View Text Final
61C-1.002 		Licensing and Inspection Requirements 26568026 Effective:
12/05/2022
View Text Proposed
61C-1.002 		The purpose and effect of the proposed rule amendment is to update and revise Rule 61C-1.002, F.A.C., to clarify existing language and adopt updated forms by reference. 26316990 9/20/2022
Vol. 48/183
View Text Final
61C-1.002 		Licensing and Inspection Requirements 25246983 Effective:
11/28/2021
View Text Final
61C-1.002 		Licensing and Inspection Requirements 24164657 Effective:
02/18/2021



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