§ 30-92. Erection of buildings adjacent to unapproved streets.

No building shall be erected on a lot or parcel of land within the area of the county subject to this article, nor shall any building permit be issued therefor, unless:

(1)

The street giving access to the lot or parcel on which such building is proposed to be placed has been accepted and opened as a public street or has otherwise received the legal status of a public street, or such street is shown on a legally recorded subdivision plat, or an approved subdivision plan or unless a waiver has been obtained.

(2)

Such street has been improved to an extent which, under the circumstances of the particular situation is adequate to serve the needs of such building and to protect the public under the provisions of this article; provided that, if so authorized by subdivision regulations adopted under the provisions of this article, a building permit may be issued for construction of a building concurrently with the installation of required street improvements, but no such permit shall express or imply any right of occupancy and use of such building. The board of county commissioners may require that no such building shall be occupied or used until the installation of such street improvements has been satisfactorily completed.

(Code 1965, § 32-46; Laws of Fla. ch. 65-2015, § 16)