Building codes change 25 years after Andrew
The state learned from that disaster and created a state-wide building code designed to protect more buildings and save lives when future hurricanes strike the state. However, consumer watchdogs are sounding alarms over the legislature's decision to alter the building rules. They claim state lawmakers passed legislation that will weaken Florida's building code 25 years after Hurricane Andrew devastated South Florida.
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