Starting October 1, 2026, rental agreements entered into or renewed from that date may not make tenants pay certain utility charges.
Landlords may not add a utility surcharge when the rental agreement includes heat or utilities. They also may not bill tenants for utilities delivered to a home without a separate meter for that home.
Rental agreements may not require tenants to pay certain utility charges. These rules apply to tenants and landlords covered by a rental agreement. A landlord may not add a utility surcharge when the rental agreement includes heat or utilities. A landlord may not bill a tenant for utilities unless a separate meter measures utilities delivered only to that tenant's home. The rules apply to rental agreements entered into or renewed on or after October 1, 2026.
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