Which organization or entity is responsible for establishing the Code Enforcement Board?

The correct answer is local government. Local governments are empowered to establish Code Enforcement Boards as part of their regulatory framework. These boards typically handle issues related to zoning, building codes, and local ordinances, ensuring that properties within their jurisdiction comply with established codes.

Local government bodies, such as city councils or county commissions, create these boards through ordinances or resolutions, enabling them to operate as part of the local administrative system. This allows for tailored enforcement that meets the specific needs of the community while addressing local issues effectively.

The other options do not appropriately reflect the level of authority responsible for creating Code Enforcement Boards. While the Federal Government and State Supreme Court have significant roles in establishing broader legal frameworks within which local codes might operate, they do not create local enforcement boards. The Florida Legislature does have influence over the framework and rules that guide local governance, but it is ultimately the local government that establishes and administers specific Code Enforcement Boards.