Even though it would become effective on signing, in practice I don't think it will go anywhere until the FL Supreme Court rewrites the Florida Rules of Civil Procedure.

Conviction may result in criminal and/or civil penalties.

And one more quote from Ayn Rand that I like, "Civilization is the progress toward a society of privacy.

There's no doubt that it takes certain unique skill sets to maintain one's equanamity in this racket.But speaking from experience, I know there are worse ways to earn a nickel, and worse people to deal with than evil tenants, mendacious lawyers, petty civil servants, obstreperous bureaucrats, dishonest vendors, thieving contractors, lying business partners and ......Geez, maybe I better rethink this whole thing.

If they are dealing then different story because of civil forfeiture laws.

I've been an Estimator and Assistant PM for a GC, performed take off for a large government construction management firm, conducted design reviews on behalf of the government, and I am an Architectural & Civil Drafter by trade.

Thanks to my day job though I have had quite a bit of experience with real estate litigation, including foreclosures, litigation between co-owners, and property tax issues.  

Instead of her trying to communicate with B about the lingering laundry (like a normal & civil human being), she then texts me she will do her laundry off-site and deduct the cost from next month's rent. 

While there will certainly be litigation at some point, it's not clear what the outcome will be.However, it is clear what the outcome would be if the ESA was denied.  

Go through the zoning and subdivision process, where you will need, at the minimum a civil engineer, surveyor, and environmental consultant.