North Carolina H458 strengthens enforcement and inspection requirements for migrant housing.
North Carolina H458 revises regulations for migrant housing, enhancing enforcement and inspection protocols. Operators must apply for preoccupancy inspections at least 45 days before occupancy, with specific requirements for operators who have previously failed inspections. The bill mandates that operators notify the Department of Labor within two days if migrants arrive before the stated occupancy date. It also allows operators who achieve 100% compliance for two consecutive years to self-conduct preoccupancy inspections in the third year.
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