An Act relative to cimex lectularius
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill requires landlords and tenants to notify each other when bed bugs are discovered at a rental property. The goal is to improve communication and coordinated efforts to address infestations. It aims to establish a clear process for reporting and responding to bed bug issues within rental housing. This legislation seeks to enhance transparency and accountability in managing bed bug problems.
Key provisions
- Landlords must notify tenants within a specified timeframe upon discovering bed bugs.
- Tenants must notify landlords immediately upon discovering bed bugs.
- Notifications must be in writing and include details about the location of the infestation.
- Landlords and tenants are encouraged to collaborate on treatment and prevention strategies.
- The bill establishes a framework for communication regarding bed bug issues.
Who is affected
- Landlords
- Tenants
- Rental property owners
- Rental property managers
- Individuals renting housing
Notable changes
- This bill introduces notification requirements for both landlords and tenants regarding bed bug infestations.
- It emphasizes the importance of communication and collaboration in addressing the issue.
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