Nevada AB281A revises provisions governing senior living facilities, focusing on HVAC systems and indoor air quality.
Nevada AB281A revises provisions governing senior living facilities, emphasizing the importance of proper ventilation systems and indoor air quality. The bill mandates that senior living facilities, defined as those receiving federal funding and providing care to aged or infirm residents, must have functional HVAC systems. It requires periodic assessments by qualified personnel and reviews by mechanical engineers. Facilities must install carbon dioxide monitors and take corrective actions if concentrations exceed specified levels.
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