legeslation

Originally Posted By: mkendall
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Could someone please give me some insight into the new New York State requirement for licenses. First where can I obtain a copy of the new legislation, secondly by the time the law goes into affect my company will have been in business for 2 years and 10 months. At my present work load I anticipate over 250 house inspections completed. Is this enough to be grandfathered. Thanks Mike icon_confused.gif


Originally Posted By: prand
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http://www.assembly.state.ny.us/leg/?bn=A00076&sh=t


here is the text of the bill. Goes into effect on 12/05

with 250 inspections you should be good to go.


Originally Posted By: rzimmerman
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This looks close to NACHI,


Quote:
25 (A) PERFORM OR OFFER TO PERFORM, FOR ANY ADDITIONAL FEE, ANY REPAIR, IMPROVEMENT OR REPLACEMENT OF ANY COMPONENT OR SYSTEM IN A RESIDENTIAL BUILDING FOR WHICH SUCH INSPECTOR, OR PARTNER THEREOF


I like the addition of 'OR PARTNER'

Rob Z.


Originally Posted By: prand
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Lots of good work was done by NACHI members on this.


read the NY legs. thread.


Originally Posted By: jfarsetta
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2 years and 250 inspecions will mean that you only need to take and pass a state approved exam to be grandfathered. Its a safe bet that the NHIE will fit the bill. We have an on-line mock test prep on this site for members only, if you are interested.



Joe Farsetta


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