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SB20: Carbon monoxide alarms; locality to require installation in certain buildings.

Chief Patron

Sen. John Edwards (D-21)

John Edwards (D-21)
Served: 1996–

Progress

	Introduced
	Passed Committee
	Passed House
	Passed Senate
	Signed by Governor
	Became Law

Status

03/03/2008: Failed to Pass in Committee

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Summary

Carbon monoxide detectors in certain buildings. Provides that any locality may, by ordinance, require that carbon monoxide detectors be installed in the following structures or buildings: (i) any building containing one or more dwelling units, (ii) any hotel or motel regularly used or offered for or intended to be used to provide overnight sleeping accommodations for one or more persons, and (iii) rooming houses regularly used, offered for, or intended to be used to provide overnight sleeping accommodations.

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Votes were cast on this bill on the following dates for which Richmond Sunlight has video: 01/22/2008, 01/22/2008, 02/01/2008, 02/01/2008, 02/04/2008, 02/04/2008, 02/05/2008, 02/06/2008, 02/06/2008, 02/12/2008, 02/15/2008, 02/15/2008, 02/18/2008 and 02/18/2008.

Identical Bills

The following bills are identical to this one: HB485

Patron: Jim Shuler
Introduced: 2008-01-07
Status: Failed to Pass in Committee

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Poll Results

2 votes

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