Florida Statutes
Part II - Use and Management of Educational Facilities (Ss. 1013.10-1013.28)
1013.21 - Reduction of relocatable facilities in use.



(1)(a) It is a goal of the Legislature that all school districts shall provide a quality educational environment for their students such that, by July 1, 2003, student stations in relocatable facilities exceeding 20 years of age and in use by a district during the 1998-1999 fiscal year shall be removed and the number of all other relocatable student stations at over-capacity schools during that fiscal year shall be decreased by half. The Legislature finds, however, that necessary maintenance of existing facilities and public school enrollment growth impair the ability of some districts to achieve the goal of this section within 5 years. Therefore, the Legislature is increasing its commitment to school funding in this act, in part to help districts reduce the number of temporary, relocatable student stations at over-capacity schools. The Legislature intends that local school districts also increase their investment toward meeting this goal. Each district’s progress toward meeting this goal shall be measured annually by comparing district facilities work programs for replacing relocatables with the state capital outlay projections for education prepared by the Office of Educational Facilities. District facilities work programs shall be monitored by the Office of Educational Facilities to measure the commitment of local school districts toward this goal.
(b) For the purposes of this section, an “over-capacity school” means a school the capital outlay FTE enrollment of which exceeds 100 percent of the space and occupant design capacity of its nonrelocatable facilities. However, if a school’s initial design incorporated relocatable or modular instructional space, an “over-capacity school” shall mean a school the capital outlay FTE enrollment of which exceeds 100 percent of the space and occupant design capacity of its core facilities.

(2) In accordance with the legislative goal described in subsection (1), any relocatables purchased with money appropriated pursuant to chapter 97-384, Laws of Florida, shall be counted at actual student capacity for purposes of s. 1013.31 for the life cycle of the relocatable.
History.—s. 815, ch. 2002-387; s. 14, ch. 2010-70.

Structure Florida Statutes

Florida Statutes

Title XLVIII - Early Learning-20 Education Code

Chapter 1013 - Educational Facilities

Part II - Use and Management of Educational Facilities (Ss. 1013.10-1013.28)

1013.10 - Use of buildings and grounds.

1013.101 - Shared use agreements.

1013.11 - Postsecondary institutions assessment of physical plant safety.

1013.12 - Casualty, safety, sanitation, and firesafety standards and inspection of property.

1013.13 - Coordination of school safety information; construction design documents.

1013.14 - Proposed purchase of real property by a board; confidentiality of records; procedure.

1013.15 - Lease, rental, and lease-purchase of educational facilities and sites.

1013.16 - Construction of facilities on leased property; conditions.

1013.17 - University leasing in affiliated research and development park.

1013.171 - University lease agreements; land, facilities.

1013.18 - Radio and television facilities.

1013.19 - Purchase, conveyance, or encumbrance of property interests above surface of land; joint-occupancy structures.

1013.20 - Standards for relocatables used as classroom space; inspections.

1013.21 - Reduction of relocatable facilities in use.

1013.22 - Obscenity on educational buildings or vehicles.

1013.23 - Energy efficiency contracting.

1013.24 - Right of eminent domain.

1013.25 - When university or Florida College System institution board of trustees may exercise power of eminent domain.

1013.26 - Department of Legal Affairs to represent university board in condemnation proceedings.

1013.27 - Purchase of land by municipality.

1013.28 - Disposal of property.