Jersey City boosting mandates for inspections of all its high-rise buildings
Jersey City is looking to boost safety mandates for inspections of all of its high-rise buildings on the heels of the deadly collapse in Florida.
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Jul 8, 2021, 9:50 AM
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17h agoJersey City is looking to boost safety mandates for
inspections of all of its high-rise buildings on the heels of the
deadly collapse in Florida.
Mayor Steve Fulop says the
buildings would require a minimum of every five years for facade inspections,
and every 10 for structural.
The new legislation will be presented next Wednesday
at a City Council meeting.
