My question involves landlord-tenant law in the State of: Florida

Does landlord have a right to levy a penalty on me? My landlord has caught me asleep with my lights on, usually happens very infrequently - perhaps once a month. He urged me that if I do it again I have to pay half of the electricity bill.

It really steams me because we had discussed that the utility overage would only be in-effect if we go above $60 per person as stated in the lease agreement. We have two other tenants living in the dwelling (3 tenants). So that would be 180 not including the landlord (who also lives with us). So if we end up using more than $180 of electricity in a month we have to pay the difference...split 3 ways.

The thing that pisses me off is that its literally pennies how much leaving the lights on costs the overall electricity bill, so him calling me reckless with the electricity bill is absurd. He told me that the electricity bill to split is $90. That's half of the amount that the lease states is the overage limit (i.e. $180).

The lease agreement is for a residential dwelling on a month to month basis in Florida.

So is the landlord in the right or am I?