Establishes equitable repair and maintenance standards for mixed income residential buildings with twenty or more units to prevent tenant harassment.
The bill amends the public housing law to establish equitable repair and maintenance standards for mixed income residential buildings with twenty or more units. It aims to prevent the use of repair and maintenance services as a form of tenant harassment. The commissioner is tasked with promulgating standards for response times, completion times, and repair specifics, while anonymizing tenant information. Landlords must offer uniform service quality across all units, including equal response times and comparable quality in materials and appliances used for repairs.
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