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Condo milestone inspections in Tampa

Tampa uses 30 years, with filings in Accela Citizen Access.

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The short answer

The City of Tampa runs milestone inspections under City Code s. 5-110.9 with a 30-year trigger and every 10 years after. Phase 1 is due within 180 days of the city's notice and Phase 2 within 180 days of the Phase 1 report, and reports are filed in Accela Citizen Access as an "RCT" record (City of Tampa Construction Services).

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How Tampa applies the milestone law

  • City Code s. 5-110.9, Mandatory Structural Inspections
  • First inspection at 30 years, then every 10 years; the city page shows no 25-year coastal rule
  • Phase 1 within 180 days of notice; Phase 2 within 180 days of the Phase 1 report
  • Reports filed in Accela Citizen Access as an RCT record
  • Contact CSDLSP@tampagov.net
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Frequently asked questions

Does Tampa use the 25-year coastal rule?

The city's page shows a 30-year trigger and no 25-year coastal rule.

How do we file in Tampa?

Through Accela Citizen Access, as an RCT record.

Sources

  1. Condo milestone inspections, City of Tampa Construction Services, City of Tampa. Accessed October 28, 2026.

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