House Bill 1415 did not become law. The measure, which would have required condominium and cooperative associations governing buildings of specified height to conduct structural integrity reserve studies, was indefinitely postponed on May 3, 2025, and died in the Housing, Agriculture & Tourism Subcommittee on June 16, 2025.
Had it passed, H1415 would have defined "structural integrity reserve study" and mandated such studies for associations managing qualifying buildings. The bill would have exempted associations governing shorter buildings from the requirement. It also would have allowed certain associations to elect, by majority vote of unit owners, to waive or reduce reserve contributions.
No action is required. Florida law governing reserve studies and structural assessments remains unchanged. Associations should continue to follow current statutory requirements under the bill's legislative history page for reference, or consult their current governing statutes for reserve study obligations.
We will continue to monitor legislative activity on structural reserve requirements and reserve funding in the 2025 session.