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Mayor de Blasio Signs Legislation Relating to Carbon Monoxide Detectors and Executive Budget
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April 25, 2014
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5:21Now PlayingMayor Bill de Blasio Signs Legislation to Alter the New York City Building Code in Relation to Carbon Monoxide Detectors and Submission of the Executive Budget
Mayor Bill de Blasio signed two pieces of legislation today -- Introductory Number 0011 and Introductory Number 256.
The first bill, Introductory Number 0011, amends the New York City building cod, as it relates to carbon monoxide detectors in certain places of assembly spaces. This legislation requires a carbon monoxide detector system in new buildings with assembly spaces, if the building has a fire alarm system. Existing buildings will be grandfathered in and will only be required to install the carbon monoxide detector system when they replace their fire alarm system. The bill was approved by the City Council at the Stated Meeting on April 10.
The second bill, Introductory Number 256, is a routine extension of the deadline for submission of the executive budget, from April 26 to May 8. The bill was approved by the City Council at the Stated Meeting on April 10.
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City Hall, Manhattan
April 25, 2014
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