Fla. Stat. 403.516
Modification of certification


(1)

A certification may be modified after issuance in any one of the following ways:The board may delegate to the department the authority to modify specific conditions in the certification.
The department may modify specific conditions of a certification which are inconsistent with the terms of any federally delegated or approved permit for the certified electrical power plant.
Such modification may be made without further notice if the matter has been previously noticed under the requirements for any federally delegated or approved permit program.
The licensee may file a petition for modification with the department, or the department may initiate the modification upon its own initiative.
A petition for modification must set forth:
The proposed modification.
The factual reasons asserted for the modification.
The anticipated environmental effects of the proposed modification.
The department may modify the terms and conditions of the certification if no party to the certification hearing objects in writing to such modification within 45 days after notice by mail to such party’s last address of record, and if no other person whose substantial interests will be affected by the modification objects in writing within 30 days after issuance of public notice.
If objections are raised or the department denies the request, the applicant or department may file a request for a hearing on the modification with the department. Such request shall be handled pursuant to chapter 120.
Requests referred to the Division of Administrative Hearings shall be disposed of in the same manner as an application, but with time periods established by the administrative law judge commensurate with the significance of the modification requested.
As required by s. 403.511(5).

(a)

The board may delegate to the department the authority to modify specific conditions in the certification.

(b)1.

The department may modify specific conditions of a certification which are inconsistent with the terms of any federally delegated or approved permit for the certified electrical power plant.Such modification may be made without further notice if the matter has been previously noticed under the requirements for any federally delegated or approved permit program.
(b)1. The department may modify specific conditions of a certification which are inconsistent with the terms of any federally delegated or approved permit for the certified electrical power plant.
2. Such modification may be made without further notice if the matter has been previously noticed under the requirements for any federally delegated or approved permit program.

(c)

The licensee may file a petition for modification with the department, or the department may initiate the modification upon its own initiative.A petition for modification must set forth:
The proposed modification.
The factual reasons asserted for the modification.
The anticipated environmental effects of the proposed modification.
The department may modify the terms and conditions of the certification if no party to the certification hearing objects in writing to such modification within 45 days after notice by mail to such party’s last address of record, and if no other person whose substantial interests will be affected by the modification objects in writing within 30 days after issuance of public notice.If objections are raised or the department denies the request, the applicant or department may file a request for a hearing on the modification with the department. Such request shall be handled pursuant to chapter 120.Requests referred to the Division of Administrative Hearings shall be disposed of in the same manner as an application, but with time periods established by the administrative law judge commensurate with the significance of the modification requested.
1. A petition for modification must set forth:a. The proposed modification.b. The factual reasons asserted for the modification.c. The anticipated environmental effects of the proposed modification.
a. The proposed modification.
b. The factual reasons asserted for the modification.
c. The anticipated environmental effects of the proposed modification.
2. The department may modify the terms and conditions of the certification if no party to the certification hearing objects in writing to such modification within 45 days after notice by mail to such party’s last address of record, and if no other person whose substantial interests will be affected by the modification objects in writing within 30 days after issuance of public notice.
3. If objections are raised or the department denies the request, the applicant or department may file a request for a hearing on the modification with the department. Such request shall be handled pursuant to chapter 120.
4. Requests referred to the Division of Administrative Hearings shall be disposed of in the same manner as an application, but with time periods established by the administrative law judge commensurate with the significance of the modification requested.

(d)

As required by s. 403.511(5).

(2)

Any agreement or modification under this section must be in accordance with the terms of this act. No modification to a certification shall be granted that constitutes a variance from standards or regulations of the department applicable under any federally delegated or approved permit program, except as expressly allowed in such program.

Source: Section 403.516 — Modification of certification, https://www.­flsenate.­gov/Laws/Statutes/2024/0403.­516 (accessed Aug. 7, 2025).

403.52
Short title
403.501
Short title
403.502
Legislative intent
403.503
Definitions relating to Florida Electrical Power Plant Siting Act
403.504
Department of Environmental Protection
403.506
Applicability, thresholds, and certification
403.507
Preliminary statements of issues, reports, project analyses, and studies
403.508
Land use and certification hearings, parties, participants
403.509
Final disposition of application
403.510
Superseded laws, regulations, and certification power
403.511
Effect of certification
403.512
Revocation or suspension of certification
403.513
Review
403.514
Enforcement of compliance
403.515
Availability of information
403.516
Modification of certification
403.517
Supplemental applications for sites certified for ultimate site capacity
403.518
Fees
403.519
Exclusive forum for determination of need
403.521
Legislative intent
403.522
Definitions relating to the Florida Electric Transmission Line Siting Act
403.523
Department of Environmental Protection
403.524
Applicability
403.525
Administrative law judge
403.526
Preliminary statements of issues, reports, and project analyses
403.527
Certification hearing, parties, participants
403.528
Alteration of time limits
403.529
Final disposition of application
403.531
Effect of certification
403.532
Revocation or suspension of certification
403.533
Enforcement of compliance
403.536
Superseded laws, regulations, and certification power
403.537
Determination of need for transmission line
403.539
Certification admissible in eminent domain proceedings
403.5055
Application for permits pursuant to s
403.5063
Notice of intent to file application
403.5064
Application
403.5065
Appointment of administrative law judge
403.5066
Determination of completeness
403.5095
Alteration of time limits
403.5112
Filing of notice of certified corridor route
403.5113
Postcertification amendments and review
403.5115
Public notice
403.5116
County and municipal authority unaffected by ch. 75-22
403.5175
Existing electrical power plant site certification
403.5185
Law applicable to applications processed under ss
403.5251
Application
403.5252
Determination of completeness
403.5271
Alternate corridors
403.5272
Informational public meetings
403.5275
Amendment to the application
403.5312
Filing of notice of certified corridor route
403.5315
Modification of certification
403.5317
Postcertification activities
403.5363
Public notices
403.5365
Fees
403.50663
Informational public meetings
403.50665
Land use consistency

Current through Fall 2025

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