HPD Gas Leak Sign ( Frame 8-1/2" X 11" ,Silver)

One (1) Gas Notice Frame 8.5 x 11 · Heavy Duty Aluminium frame -Durable frame ·

Dimensions of notice 8.5 x 11 · Front Load Notice frame · Front Load Easy Open Frame · Heavy Duty Aluminum Frame · Quick spring hinged front load frame allows for easy and quick Notice change · No need to remove the frame from the wall when changing Notice · Notice are kept clean behind a UV resistant, anti-glare PVC front sheet Post gas leak notice-HPD Sign Local Law 153 of 2016 requires the owner of a dwelling to provide tenants with a notice regarding procedures that should be followed when a gas leak is suspected. The information must be provided by: delivering such notice to each tenant and prospective tenant of such dwelling (all tenant-occupied units, including 1- and 2- family homes) with the lease or lease renewal form for such tenant or prospective tenant AND posting and maintaining a notice in a common area of the building Attached is a sample notice for use by property owners and agents beginning immediately. Until HPD finalizes its rules relating to Local Law 153, owners should post a paper copy of the sample notice in common areas and provide it to tenants. HPD’s website will be updated with the final notice language and requirements when HPD rules related to this Local Law are final. Failure to post and to provide the appropriate notice can result in a violation being issued. HMC § 27-2005"

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The New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) has issued a notice, known as HPD 27-2005, which outlines the requirements for building owners and landlords to post a gas leak notice in the event of a suspected gas leak. The notice must be posted in a visible location within the building, such as in the lobby or near the entrance, and must include specific information to ensure the safety of tenants and residents.

According to HPD 27-2005, the gas leak notice must include the following information:

1. A statement informing tenants and residents that there is a suspected gas leak in the building and providing instructions on what to do in case of an emergency.
2. Clear instructions on how to shut off the gas supply to the building, which should only be done by a licensed professional.
3. The phone number of the building owner or landlord, or the management company responsible for the building, so that tenants can report any suspected gas leaks or related issues.
4. The phone number for the gas utility company, which should be contacted immediately in the event of a suspected gas leak.

The gas leak notice should be posted in English and any other language that is commonly spoken by tenants in the building. It should also be printed in a clear and legible font and should be easily visible to all residents.

Overall, posting a gas leak notice is a critical component of ensuring the safety and well-being of tenants and residents in New York City. By providing clear and concise instructions on what to do in the event of a gas leak emergency, the notice can help to prevent injuries, property damage, and other potential hazards associated with gas leaks.

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