Florida Statute 720.305 explained
What Florida’s 14-day HOA hearing notice means
The published statute requires at least 14 days’ written notice of a parcel owner’s right to a hearing before a covered fine or suspension is imposed.
What the notice must include
- A description of the alleged violation
- The specific action required to cure it, if applicable
- The hearing date and location
- Access information for a telephone or electronic hearing
What “14 days” does not say
The provision is a minimum notice period for the right to a hearing. The published text does not state a universal rule that a homeowner has 14 days to file an “appeal.” This distinction matters when comparing third-party summaries with the primary source.
Use the counter carefully
The free day counter calculates the number of calendar days between two dates. Date arithmetic alone cannot determine how a statute applies to a notice.
Last reviewed: August 17, 2026