Requires landlords of certain properties providing child care services who refuse lead service line replacements to install and maintain water filters.
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This bill requires landlords of certain properties that provide child care services to install and maintain water filters if they refuse to allow a public community water system to replace lead service lines. The filters must meet NSF/ANSI standards and be installed at fixtures used for drinking, food preparation, or baby formula. Landlords must annually certify compliance, and tenants can initiate rent escrow if the landlord fails to meet these requirements, potentially leading to legal action and damages.
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