Requires installation of fuel gas sensor devices in certain dwelling units.
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```json { "summary": "This bill requires that new fuel gas sensor devices be installed in certain residential dwelling units. Specifically, it amends existing laws to mandate the installation of these devices when a change of occupancy occurs in a building with fewer than three units, and also applies to initial occupancies. The bill establishes standards for the types of sensors required and outlines enforcement procedures, including fines for non-compliance.", "keyProvisions": [ "Requires installation of fuel gas sensor devices in dwelling units with fewer than three units during occupancy changes.", "Specifies the types of sensors (carbon monoxide and fuel gas) that must be installed.", "Establishes rules for the testing and labeling of the required sensor devices.",
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