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Florida Statutes Title XXII. Ports and Harbors § 310.121. Application, examination, and biennial fees

Current as of January 01, 2019 | Updated by FindLaw Staff

(1) The department shall, in accordance with rules set by the board, assess and collect the following fees:

(a) A fee not to exceed $300 for each application for licensure as a state pilot or certification as a deputy pilot.  This fee shall be nonrefundable.

(b) A fee not to exceed $300 for each examination for licensure as a state pilot or certification as a deputy pilot.

(c) A fee not to exceed $300 for each examination review.

(2) The department shall assess and collect biennially from each licensed state pilot and each certificated deputy pilot a fee, not to exceed $200 in the case of a licensed state pilot or $100 in the case of a certificated deputy pilot, such fees to be set by the board.

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