A single-family residence in the lower Florida Keys in which a permit was given in error and reversed by the State of Florida Division of Administrative Hearings because the residence did not comply with rules surrounding a special flood hazard area. Courtesy photo
A Florida administrative judge entered an order in which he had some choice words for a Monroe County building official.
And attorneys involved in the litigation say the ruling could lead to stricter compliance with rules and procedures for approving permits.
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