New York A11030 requires utility corporations and municipalities to notify property owners five business days before non-emergency construction that.

New York A11030 amends the public service law to mandate that utility corporations and municipalities provide property owners with at least five business days' notice before starting any non-emergency construction or work that will interrupt service. The notice must include a description of the work, the expected duration, the location, and contact information for the utility. This requirement does not apply in cases of natural or man-made disasters or states of emergency. The act will take effect 90 days after becoming law, with necessary rules and regulations to be completed by that date.

New York A11030 requires utility corporations and municipalities to notify property owners five business days before non-emergency construction that.

New York A11030 amends the public service law to mandate that utility corporations and municipalities provide property owners with at least five business days' notice before starting any non-emergency construction or work that will interrupt service. The notice must include a description of the work, the expected duration, the location, and contact information for the utility. This requirement does not apply in cases of natural or man-made disasters or states of emergency. The act will take effect 90 days after becoming law, with necessary rules and regulations to be completed by that date.