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Association Report Looks At Florida Building Codes

May 26, 2002

The Florida Forum newsletter, published by the Florida Roofing, Sheet Metal, and Air Conditioning Contractors Association, carried a special report in a recent issue dealing with new state building codes. The codes were adopted in March.

Publication date: 05/27/2002

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