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Florida Statutes > Chapter 336 - County Road System
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Title XXVI
> Chapter 336 - County Road System
Current as of: 2011
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§ 336.01
Designation of county road system
§ 336.02
Responsibility for county road system; approval of maps of reservation
§ 336.021
County transportation system; levy of ninth-cent fuel tax on motor fuel and diesel fuel
§ 336.022
County transportation trust fund; controls and administrative remedies
§ 336.023
Use by counties of the surplus from the constitutional gas tax
§ 336.024
Distribution of constitutional gas tax
§ 336.025
County transportation system; levy of local option fuel tax on motor fuel and diesel fuel
§ 336.0255
Distribution of additional local option tax
§ 336.03
County engineer; qualifications
§ 336.044
Use of recyclable materials in construction
§ 336.045
Uniform minimum standards for design, construction, and maintenance; advisory committees
§ 336.046
Regulation of bus benches and transit shelters within rights-of-way
§ 336.048
Temporary closing traveling lane of road
§ 336.05
Naming of county roads; recording
§ 336.08
Relocation or change of roads
§ 336.09
Closing and abandonment of roads; authority
§ 336.10
Closing and abandonment of roads; publication of notice
§ 336.12
Closing and abandonment of roads; termination of easement; conveyance of fee
§ 336.125
Closing and abandonment of roads; optional conveyance to homeowners’ association; traffic control jurisdiction
§ 336.41
Counties; employing labor and providing road equipment; accounting; when competitive bidding required
§ 336.44
Counties; contracts for construction of roads; procedure; contractor’s bond
§ 336.467
County-state right-of-way acquisition agreements
§ 336.505
Default in bonds or interest coupons issued by special road and bridge district; receivership; bondholder claims
§ 336.66
Method of abolition of district
§ 336.68
Special road and bridge district boundaries; property owner rights and options
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