New York A01497 establishes standards for mold detection, prevention, and remediation in indoor environments, and mandates disclosure of mold history.
New York A01497 amends the public housing law, public health law, real property law, and the administrative code of New York City to address indoor mold issues. It mandates the development of standards for mold detection, prevention, and remediation, including inspections for water damage and mold presence, acceptable exposure limits, and remediation protocols. The bill also requires the creation of procedures for mold remediation in public housing, including the use of protective gear and equipment, and the development of a list of professional mold remediation companies.
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