An Act preventing fires and secondhand smoke in non-smoking rental housing
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill aims to protect tenants in rental housing from the dangers of fires and secondhand smoke. It prohibits landlords from allowing smoking in units and requires them to take steps to prevent fires, such as prohibiting smoking indoors and ensuring smoke detectors are properly maintained. The legislation seeks to create safer and healthier living environments for renters. It also establishes a process for addressing secondhand smoke concerns.
Key provisions
- Prohibits smoking in non-smoking rental units.
- Requires landlords to maintain smoke detectors.
- Establishes a process for tenants to request smoke-free housing.
- Addresses fire safety measures within rental properties.
Who is affected
- Tenants in rental housing
- Landlords of rental housing
- Property management companies
Notable changes
- Creates a framework for smoke-free rental housing.
- Mandates landlord responsibilities regarding fire safety.
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