Q. Beginning as of July 1, 2011, all homes of California must install carbon monoxide detectors. However does the law specify where the detectors are to be installed and how many? Should I just replace every smoke detector with a carbon monoxide/smoke detector or add carbon monoxide detectors in specific spots?
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Our towns code states that there should be one for every smoke-detector. And there has to be 1 smoke detector on each story + one in each room that could, possibly, maybe be used as a bedroom someday + one directly outside each room that could, possibly, maybe be used someday as a bedroom + one inside and outside each hallway + one by each egress door + one within 5 feet of the furnace + one in each bathroom
I would need 17 in the house I'm living in. Since the regulations are so stupid and overbearing, I only have 1 (and am in gross violation of the International Property Maintenance Code)
btw I live in a crappy little ghost town in the Midwest
Republicans LOVE pushing regulations on poor people
Our towns code states that there should be one for every smoke-detector. And there has to be 1 smoke detector on each story + one in each room that could, possibly, maybe be used as a bedroom someday + one directly outside each room that could, possibly, maybe be used someday as a bedroom + one inside and outside each hallway + one by each egress door + one within 5 feet of the furnace + one in each bathroom
I would need 17 in the house I'm living in. Since the regulations are so stupid and overbearing, I only have 1 (and am in gross violation of the International Property Maintenance Code)
btw I live in a crappy little ghost town in the Midwest
Republicans LOVE pushing regulations on poor people
Is a landlord allowed to park in the garage if he is renting the apartment inside the garage?
Q. The exhaust pipe is literally 2ft from the door of the apt. In California. Everyday it's in and out with an SUV! No carbon monoxide detector was provided by landlord. I had to get one myself. I have 2small children in the house and I'm worried about our health. Is there a law that protects us from this?
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Who has access to the garage really should be provided for in the lease; if it isn't, talk to your landlord about setting up clearer terms.
That said, unless he's idling in the garage, you don't have to be that worried about carbon monoxide.
Who has access to the garage really should be provided for in the lease; if it isn't, talk to your landlord about setting up clearer terms.
That said, unless he's idling in the garage, you don't have to be that worried about carbon monoxide.
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