Property Management
Under ORLTA, what is a landlord's responsibility for carbon monoxide (CO) alarms in rental housing?
ACarbon monoxide alarms are not required in Oregon rentals
BOregon law requires CO alarms in rental units that have fossil fuel appliances, forced air heating, or attached garages✓ Correct
CCO alarms are only required in new construction
DOnly the tenant is responsible for CO alarm installation
Explanation
Oregon law (ORS 90.316 and building codes) requires carbon monoxide alarms in residential buildings (including rentals) that have one or more: fossil fuel appliances, forced air heating systems, fireplaces, or attached garages.
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