New York S10426 mandates property owners and landlords to inform prospective buyers and tenants about the proximity of superfund or brownfield sites.

New York S10426 requires property owners and landlords to provide notice to prospective buyers and tenants about the proximity of Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) designated superfund or brownfield sites. This notice must include information about the site's contamination, health risks from prolonged exposure, the site's location relative to the property, and the date of the last inspection by the EPA. The notice must be provided via lease, draft lease, mail, or electronic mail to current tenants.

New York S10426 mandates property owners and landlords to inform prospective buyers and tenants about the proximity of superfund or brownfield sites.

New York S10426 requires property owners and landlords to provide notice to prospective buyers and tenants about the proximity of Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) designated superfund or brownfield sites. This notice must include information about the site's contamination, health risks from prolonged exposure, the site's location relative to the property, and the date of the last inspection by the EPA. The notice must be provided via lease, draft lease, mail, or electronic mail to current tenants.