Understanding RentalSmokingPolicies in New York Landlords in New York have the right to bansmokinginrental buildings, including inside individualapartmentsand shared areas like hallways or courtyards. The law also requires landlords to clearly communicate theirsmokingpolicies. Here's what you should know as a renter: Disclosure Required: In New York City, building owners of ...
Share thepolicywith current and future tenants Notify tenants yearly about thepolicyonsmokingNotify tenants if thepolicyonsmokingchanges Building owners who don't follow the law may be fined. Read the Disclosure of Policies onSmokinginResidential Buildings FAQ. Download a samplesmokingpolicyforresidential buildings.
Learn about NYC's Local Law 147, which mandatessmokingpolicydisclosure in residential buildings. Understand tenant rights, landlord requirements, and the public health impact ofsmokingregulations in multi-unit housing.
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NYCsmokinglaws forapartmentsare quite strict. The Smoke-Free Air Act of 2002 prohibitedsmokingor e-cigarette use in indoor common areas, while Local Law 147 which went into effect in 2018 required buildings to create, share and post asmokingpolicyforthe building. None of these regulations prohibitsmokinginthe privacy of one's ownapartment, but Local Law 147 leaves it to the ...
NYC Administrative Code § 17-506.1. The building'ssmokingpolicymust address all indoor locations of the premises, including common areas and dwelling units, as well as all outdoor areas of the premises, including common courtyards,rooftops, balconies and patios and any outdoor areas connected to the dwelling units.
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