Senate Bill 0722 — which would have required structural integrity reserve studies for condominium associations governing buildings of specified heights — died in the Regulated Industries Committee on March 13, 2026.
The bill did not advance to a vote and is no longer active in the 2026 legislative session.
What the bill proposed:
S0722 would have mandated that condominium associations managing buildings meeting a specified height threshold conduct structural integrity reserve studies. The bill also would have allowed certain associations to elect, by majority member vote, to waive or reduce reserve contributions.
Associations governing buildings below the height requirement would not have been subject to the study mandate.
Current status:
No structural integrity reserve study requirement is currently in effect for Florida condominium associations. Existing reserve study obligations remain unchanged under current law.
For details on the bill's language and committee history, view S0722 on the Florida Senate website.
If similar legislation is introduced in future sessions, we will notify you promptly.