North Carolina S1027 prohibits utility disconnections during extreme heat or poor air quality and allows tenants to install portable cooling and air.
North Carolina S1027 prohibits landlords from terminating electric or water utility service during periods of extreme heat or poor air quality due to non-payment, except under specific conditions. The bill also allows tenants to install and use portable cooling and air filtration devices, with certain restrictions. Landlords must inform tenants of their rights and notify them of any restrictions in writing. The North Carolina Utilities Commission is appropriated funds to report on utility disconnections annually.
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