Establishes fee cap for replacement key and key fob in subsidized senior housing.
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Overview
This bill sets a limit on the fees charged to residents of subsidized senior housing for replacing keys and key fobs. Currently, these fees can be quite high. The bill caps the cost of a replacement key at $25 and a replacement key fob at $50. This aims to make it more affordable for seniors living in subsidized housing to replace lost or damaged keys and fobs.
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