Property Management
A Pennsylvania property manager who maintains a building with central heating must ensure the system provides minimum heat of what temperature during heating season?
A60°F minimum
B65°F minimum in occupied units during heating season, or as required by local code✓ Correct
C70°F minimum at all times
DAny temperature agreed upon in the lease
Explanation
Pennsylvania housing codes typically require landlords to maintain minimum temperatures (generally 65-68°F in occupied areas) during the heating season (approximately October through April). Specific requirements vary by municipality. Failure to maintain adequate heat is a habitability violation.
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