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        "text": "In Hillsborough County communities such as Brandon, Riverview, and Tampa, addition plans must satisfy mandatory property setbacks, lot coverage maximums, and local Florida Building Code standards for wind resistance. Attached additions must properly tie into the existing structure with compliant foundation footings and weather-resistant exteriors like stucco. Working through plan submittals and municipal reviews before construction ensures that your multigenerational floor plan conforms to all residential zoning and safety requirements.",
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