Requires fire suppression systems in new single and two family homes.
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Overview
This bill, the "New Home Fire Safety Act," requires that new single-family and two-family homes be equipped with fire suppression systems during construction. The act defines key terms like "fire suppression system" and excludes manufactured homes and those without public water connections. It mandates compliance with the State Uniform Construction Code and requires specific system components, including shut-off valves and water metering.
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