[CLC-Discussion] Fwd: CLC - Legislative Position Form and White Paper on SB 1200 and HB 1247 [IWOV-FirmLive.FID1364151]
Fred Barnes
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Sat Apr 6 11:48:19 PDT 2019
Agreed.
Frederick C. Barnes
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> On Apr 5, 2019, at 7:24 PM, Jeffrey Price <jeff at npw-law.com> wrote:
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> agreed.
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> Jeffrey L Price
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> From: clc-discussion-bounces at lists.flabarrpptl.org <clc-discussion-bounces at lists.flabarrpptl.org> on behalf of Barry Kalmanson <bkpa1 at aol.com>
> Sent: Friday, April 5, 2019 6:31:28 PM
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> Subject: Re: [CLC-Discussion] Fwd: CLC - Legislative Position Form and White Paper on SB 1200 and HB 1247 [IWOV-FirmLive.FID1364151]
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> It is time for the CLC to leave RPTL.
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> Sincerely,
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> Barry Kalmanson
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> From: Sean Mickley <sam at kirwinnorris.com>
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> Subject: [CLC-Discussion] Fwd: CLC - Legislative Position Form and White Paper on SB 1200 and HB 1247 [IWOV-FirmLive.FID1364151]
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> All,
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> Please see the RPPTL Section and Executive Committee’s decision on the CLC recommendation regarding SB1200 and HB1247.
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> Sean A. Mickley | Of Counsel
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>> From: "S. Katherine Frazier" <katherine.frazier at hwhlaw.com>
>> To: "Sean Mickley" <sam at kirwinnorris.com>
>> Cc: "'Bob Swaine'" <bob at heartlandlaw.com>, "Scott Pence (SPence at cfjblaw.com)" <SPence at cfjblaw.com>, "Sanjay Kurian - Becker & Poliakoff (skurian at bplegal.com) (skurian at bplegal.com)" <skurian at bplegal.com>
>> Subject: CLC - Legislative Position Form and White Paper on SB 1200 and HB 1247 [IWOV-FirmLive.FID1364151]
>>
>> Sean-
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>> The Executive Committee considered the below legislative position requested by the Construction Law Committee today. We met and discussed the merits of the requested position and the fact that the bills were at a very advanced stage in the legislative process. Unfortunately, since the Section had not been previously engaged with the bill drafters and sponsors, it was determined that the Section was not in a position to effectively oppose this bill at the eleventh hour. We discussed the policy issues and the decision by the Executive Committee is not a decision on the policy that the Construction Law Committee seeks to advance. The Executive Committee declined to action on the below motion due to the timing and status of the subject legislation in the legislative process.
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>> Below is the requested position:
>> “The Construction Law Committee supports changes to Florida law to allow contractors to collect reasonable attorney fees for claims on payment and performance bonds, which presently does not exist under Section 627.756, Fla. Stat. The Construction Law Committee, however, vehemently opposes changes to Florida law that impose increased requirements for claimants seeking payment for unpaid construction work on bonded public and private projects, including the changes proposed in HB 1247 and SB 1200.”
>> Thank you.
>> S. Katherine Frazier
>> Board Certified Real Estate Lawyer
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>> Hill Ward Henderson
>> 3700 Bank of America Plaza
>> 101 East Kennedy Boulevard
>> Tampa, FL 33602
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>> skfrazier at hwhlaw.com
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>> From: Sean Mickley [mailto:sam at kirwinnorris.com]
>> Sent: Friday, April 05, 2019 8:00 AM
>> To: S. Katherine Frazier
>> Cc: 'Scott Pence (SPence at cfjblaw.com)'; 'Sanjay Kurian - Becker & Poliakoff (skurian at bplegal.com) (skurian at bplegal.com)'
>> Subject: RE: CLC - Legislative Position Form and White Paper on SB 1200 and HB 1247
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>> Revised paper and form attached. Summary below.
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>> I. Summary:
>>
>> The Construction Law Committee requests that the RPPTL Section take a formal position to oppose SB 1200 and HB 1247 in their entirety with the exception of the proposed changes adding contractors to the list of parties that may be awarded attorney fees under section 627.756, Fla. Stat. for claims on performance and payment bonds. The proposed changes and additions to SB 1200 and HB 1247 seek to require significantly greater hurdles for claimants on statutory payment bonds under Sections 255.05, Fla. Stat. and 713.23, Fla. Stat.
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>> II. Impact on Private Sector
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>> The proposed requirements to be set forth in the Notice of Non-Payment are akin to requiring a claimant to submit a Sworn Statement of Account pursuant to Sections 255.05(8) and 713.16(4), Fla. Stat. The procedures for seeking a Sworn Statement of Account already exist and this would be duplicative. many potential bond claimants in the construction industry may be without any secure recourse for payment on jobs. This could have a considerable impact on the construction industry, including many business failures in the construction industry and potentially increasing unemployment.
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>> III. Reason for Expedited Response and Vote
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>> The Construction Law Committee requests that the RPPTL Section expedite review and vote in opposition to SB 1200 and HB1247 because it is soon to be voted on the floor of the house and is being scheduled for its final committee in the Senate.
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>> Sean A. Mickley | Of Counsel
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>> Kirwin Norris, P.A.
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>> 4731 N. Highway A1A 15 W. Church St.
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