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OH SB96
Bill
Status
2/24/2021
Primary Sponsor
Sandra Williams
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AI Summary
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Prohibits cooperatives, propane supply companies, public utilities, submetering companies, and unregulated utilities from curtailing, disrupting, or disconnecting service until six months after the COVID-19 state of emergency terminates.
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Prohibits landlords from disrupting residential utility service and prohibits park operators from disrupting utility service to manufactured home park lots occupied by tenants or owners for the same six-month period after the emergency ends.
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Allows utility service disruptions only when necessary to prevent or resolve a presently or imminently hazardous situation or upon customer request.
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Defines "state of emergency" as the period of the emergency declared under Executive Order 2020-01D, issued on March 9, 2020.
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Enacted as an emergency measure to prevent utility disconnections due to unpaid bills resulting from unemployment or underemployment caused by COVID-19 restrictions.
Legislative Description
Prevent disruption of utility service during COVID-19
Health and Human Services : Public Assistance
Last Action
Refer to Committee: Energy and Public Utilities
3/3/2021