The following article we found written by Renee Corea of New York vs. Bed Bugs. This article is full of beneficial information regarding the infestation of bed bugs in New York and the laws surrounding them. This article includes relevant references that may be tough to come across. This article is mainly directed to rental residential properties, co-op homes and steps that the renters themselves may take regarding an infestation. It also mentions laws concerning the landlords and their responsibilities when dealing with bed bugs as well as their responsibilities in general under the New York State Multiple Dwelling Law, the New York City Housing Maintenance Code, New York Real Property Law and the New York City Health Code. Basically the landlords are responsible for the removal of bed bugs. <\/p>\n
This article also includes possible remedies for when the landlord refuses to pay for the eradication of the infestation. This article will reflect back to one agonizing point that it is close to impossible to figure out where the bed bug infestation came from. Also mentioned in the article is that it is absolutely impossible to ensure that the bed bugs will never return into your homes again. It discusses co-ops and condo rules and regulations and responsibilities of both tenants and landlords. The warranty of habitability is also listed for reference which is very informative for tenants. You can find the warranty of habitability under the Real Property Law. <\/p>\n
There are also remedial steps to take under the warranty. It includes a precedent case for reference. It also talks about the New York State Multiple Dwelling Law, which includes tenant rights to repairs and up-keep of a clean premise. That will in part talk about vermin present in your home and how to handle the situation at hand. It mentions the New York City Housing Maintenance Code which deals with all types of residences. It also mentions the sections and codes that specifically discuss the extermination of pests and insects as well as rodents. It mentions the New York City Health Code that discusses preventative measure to take when dealing with bed bugs. It also includes a question and answer section where questions are answered by none other than Renee Corea. <\/p>\n
http:\/\/newyorkvsbedbugs.org\/2009\/07\/13\/bed-bugs-and-the-law-in-new-york-city\/<\/a> <\/p>\n Total Bed Bug Call Volume <\/p>\n If you are in need of a public advocate for the city of New York please contact Bill De Blasio. He has been a public advocate for the last eight years. He was the manager for Hilary Clintons successful campaign for U.S. Senate. The role of a public advocate is to watch, help, regulate and ensure residents of New York receive the services they should from their City. They deal with issue between tenants and landlords ensuring they both act lawfully in every situation including the extermination and prevention of all pests, such as bed bugs, cockroaches, insects and rodents. <\/p>\n http:\/\/pubadvocate.nyc.gov\/services\/HousingInformation.html<\/a> <\/p>\n We came across another great article regarding bed bugs. Dealing with Bed Bugs is written by Richard Siegler and Eva Talel. They discuss the impact that bed bugs have had on New York residents and how they deal with the massive infestation weve been hit by. They educate Condominium owners what steps to take when dealing with infestations in the unit. They set the limitations for the owner and for the occupant alike. They also discuss the precautions we need to take to prevent a bed bug infestation from occurring. However even the most cautious are still at high risk of getting a bed bug as their roommate. This article also discusses steps to take regarding damage to your furniture due to an infestation of bed bugs, rodents, cockroaches, and\/or insects. <\/p>\n http:\/\/www.stroock.com\/SiteFiles\/Pub663.pdf<\/a> <\/p>\n This article is extremely informative in regards to bed bugs, what they are, what they look like, and what the bites they leave behind look and feel like. It describes step by step how Hotels can now prevent the spread of bed bugs. It states that bed bugs are not causing any spread of diseases, at least theres one up-side to this whole craze. They show images of bed bugs in its actual size and an enlarged view of the bed bug. It is also informative for the frequent traveler that stays at hotels a lot. The measures the traveler needs to take to prevent them from entering your luggage which then in turn will infest your homes. <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Read the original post: The following article we found written by Renee Corea of New York vs. Bed Bugs. This article is full of beneficial information regarding the infestation of bed bugs in New York and the laws surrounding them Continue reading
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