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OH HB271
Bill
Status
6/4/2019
Primary Sponsor
Brian Baldridge
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AI Summary
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Amends section 3737.82 and enacts section 3781.21 of the Revised Code to establish new requirements for smoke detectors in residential premises
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Defines "sealed battery smoke detector" as a device with tamper-resistant housing powered by a nonreplaceable, nonremovable energy source capable of operating for a minimum of 10 years from the manufacture date
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Requires replacement of existing non-hardwired smoke detectors with sealed battery smoke detectors when: the detector reaches 10 years old or malfunctions; ownership of owner-occupied premises changes; a new tenant takes possession; or alterations requiring plan approval are made where hardwired detectors are not required
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Directs the state fire marshal to adopt rules incorporating replacement requirements into the state fire code, and directs the board of building standards to adopt matching rules in the nonresidential and residential building codes
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Repeals the existing section 3737.82 upon enactment
Legislative Description
Regards smoke detectors in residential premises
Health and Human Services : Public Health
Last Action
Refer to Committee: Commerce and Labor
6/5/2019