Requires notice of development applications be given to residential tenants on that property.
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Overview
This bill requires that residential tenants on a property receive notice of any development applications submitted for that property. It mandates that property owners or landlords provide this notice to tenants via personal service, certified mail, or by posting notices in accessible common areas. The goal is to ensure tenants are informed about potential developments impacting their living situation. The bill amends existing legislation to strengthen tenant notification requirements.
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