STATE OF NEW
JERSEY
209th LEGISLATURE
INTRODUCED NOVEMBER 19, 2001
Sponsored by: Assemblyman JOSEPH
AZZOLINA District 13
(Middlesex and Monmouth) SYNOPSIS Concerns mold
hazards in indoor environments; appropriates $2 million. CURRENT VERSION OF
TEXT As
introduced.
An Act concerning mold hazards in
indoor environments and making an appropriation.
Be It
Enacted by the Senate and General Assembly of the State
of New Jersey:
1.
As used in this act:
"Department"
means the Department of Community Affairs.
"Eligible
owner" means an owner who provides proof to the satisfaction of the
department of the presence of a mold hazard on the owner's property.
"Fund" means the Mold Hazard Assistance Fund
established pursuant to section 9 of this act;
"Interim controls" means a
set of measures designed to reduce temporarily human exposure or likely
exposure to mold hazards, including specialized cleaning, repairs,
maintenance, painting, temporary containment, ongoing monitoring of mold
hazards or potential hazards and the establishment and operation of
management and resident education programs.
"Mold" means any form of
multicellular fungi that live on plant or animal matter and in indoor
environments. Types of mold include, but are not limited to, Cladosporium,
Penicillium, Alternaria, Aspergillus, Fusarium, Trichoderma, Memnoniella,
Mucor and Stachybotrys Chartarum, often found in water-damaged building
materials.
"Mold
hazard" means any exposure level to mold great enough to result in adverse
human health effects;
"Mold remediation" means a
set of measures designed to mitigate mold hazards through the use of
interim controls or to permanently eliminate mold hazards on a
premises by a person certified to perform mold abatement work pursuant
section 7 of this act;
"Residential
housing" means any residential dwelling unit, whether
detached or attached or in the form of a multiple dwelling, for occupancy
by persons as their usual and permanent residence.
2. Before a purchaser or lessee
is obligated under any contract to purchase or lease housing, a
seller or lessor of residential housing shall:
a. provide
the purchaser or lessee with a mold hazard information pamphlet developed
by the department;
b. disclose
to the purchaser or lessee the presence of any known mold hazard in the
residential housing and provide to the purchaser or lessee any mold hazard
evaluation report available to the seller or lessor; and
c. permit the
purchaser a 10-day period, unless the parties mutually agree upon a
different period of time, to conduct a risk assessment or inspection for
the presence of mold hazards.
3. Every
contract for the purchase or sale of any interest in residential housing
shall contain a mold hazard warning statement and a statement signed by
the purchaser that the purchaser:
a. read the
mold hazard warning statement and understands its
contents;
b. received a
mold hazard information pamphlet; and
c. received a
10-day opportunity, unless the parties mutually
agreed upon a different period of time, before becoming obligated
under the contract to purchase the housing, to conduct a risk assessment
or inspection for the presence of mold hazards.
4. The mold
hazard warning statement shall contain the following text printed in large
type on a separate sheet of paper attached to the
contract:
"Every
purchaser of any interest in residential real property is notified that
such property may present exposure to mold that may present a serious
health risk. The seller of any interest in residential real property is
required to provide the buyer with any information on mold hazards from
risk assessments or inspections in the seller's possession and notify the
buyer of any known mold hazards. A risk assessment or inspection for
possible mold hazards is recommended prior to purchase."
5. a. The
department shall establish a program of confirmatory monitoring of the
presence of mold hazards in residential housing, utilizing local health
officers and department personnel.
b. The department is
authorized to employ persons with specialized scientific training
necessary to implement the provisions of this act without regard to the
provisions of Title 11A of the Revised Statutes.
6. The
department shall establish a public information and education program
concerning potential health effects of the presence of mold hazards in
residential housing, the geographic areas in the State subject to an
actual or potential threat of danger and the measures which can be taken
to protect the health, safety and welfare of the citizens of the State.
This public information and education program shall
include:
a. A
cooperative program with county and local health departments to facilitate
health education in response to requests from the public;
and
b. A
toll-free public telephone information service within the department to
answer questions from residents of the State concerning mold hazards. The
availability of the public telephone information service shall be
published in the major newspapers circulated in the geographic areas of
this State subject to an actual or potential threat of danger from mold
hazards.
7. a. The
department shall within 180 days of the enactment of this act establish a
program for the certification of persons who test for the presence of mold
hazards in buildings and for persons who remediate, and safeguard
buildings from, the presence of mold hazards.
b. Beginning
90 days after the establishment of the certification programs pursuant to
subsection a. of this section, only certified personnel shall test for, or
remediate or safeguard a building from, the presence of mold hazards. The
provisions of this section shall not apply to a person performing this
testing or remediation on a building which the person owns, or to a person
performing testing or remediation without remuneration.
c. A person
certified pursuant to subsection a. of this section to provide testing or
remediation services shall, within 30 days of the provision of these
services, disclose to the department the address or location of the
building, the name of the owner of the building where the services were
provided, and the results of any tests performed.
d. A person
who violates this section, or any rule or regulation adopted pursuant
thereto, is guilty of a crime of the third degree.
8. For the
purposes of P.L.1963, c.73 (C.47:1A-1 et seq.), health data relating to
individuals and data relating to mold hazards at specific properties,
including residential housing, gathered pursuant to the provisions of this
act are not public records. The department shall destroy all information
in its possession relating to the names and addresses of persons owning
properties on which data were collected relating to mold hazards, at the
end of five years from the date on which the data were
collected.
9. a. There is established
in the department a Mold Hazard Assistance Fund for the purpose
of funding loans and grants authorized pursuant section 10 of this act.
Moneys in the fund not immediately required for payment or liquid reserves
may be invested and reinvested by the department in the same manner in
which other department funds may be invested.
b.
There shall be paid into the fund: (1) moneys deposited into the fund as
repayment of principal and interest on outstanding loans made from the
fund; (2) any income earned upon investment of moneys in the fund by the
department pursuant to subsection a. of this section; and (3) moneys made
available to the fund through appropriation by the Legislature or
otherwise.
c.
Moneys in the fund shall be used exclusively for funding loans and grants
made by the department pursuant to section 10 of this act and for
defraying the administrative costs of the department in carrying out the
purposes and provisions of this act, up to an amount not to exceed 5% of
the total moneys appropriated to the fund during the fiscal year. The
department shall determine the amounts to be made available from the fund
for the purposes of grants and loans on an annual basis.
10. a. The department shall
provide financial assistance in the forms of grants or loans, or a
combination thereof, with moneys available from the fund to eligible
owners of residential housing for mold remediation, in compliance with the
terms of this act.
b. The department may provide
financial assistance, upon application, for up to 100% of the costs of mold remediation, including
associated inspection costs, and for temporary relocation assistance,
except that no award of financial assistance for a dwelling unit may
exceed $20,000.
c.
Financial assistance provided in the form of a loan shall be secured by a lien
upon the real property on which the mold remediation is performed and other
collateral as the department may consider necessary to secure the
interests of the fund in accordance with the provisions and purposes of
this act. The department may require the financial assistance to be
secured by a personal loan guarantee by the owner of the property or by a
lien upon other real property belonging to the person to whom the loan is
made.
d.
The department shall establish a program to provide the grants authorized
pursuant to this section. Grants shall not be made available to owners of
multiple dwellings comprising more than four separate dwelling units.
Priority shall not be granted to any residential housing on the basis of
its location. Priority may be given, however, to those residences in which
children under the age of six reside. The department may award the grants
on a pro-rata basis to the applicants, if there is an insufficient amount
in the fund to award grants for the full amount of the projected cost of
the mold
remediation .
11. Whenever a loan or grant is
provided pursuant to this act, the address of the residential housing of
the recipient and the details concerning the project shall be entered
into a registry that shall be maintained by the department. The department
shall enter into the registry
mold hazard information it may have for any other residential
housing. The
residential housing shall be categorized as either mold-free or mold
remediated, including housing in which preventative maintenance practices and interim
controls have been
implemented.
The
purpose of the registry shall be to supply a list from which mold-safe
housing can be easily identified, and through which the State's progress
in mold remediation may be tracked. The department shall
conduct a feasibility study on making the information contained in the
registry available to the public through electronic means such as the
Internet.
12.
a. There is created in the State Treasury an account appropriated from the
funds in the "Catastrophic Illness in
Children Relief Fund," established pursuant to section 3 of P.L.1987,
c.370 (C.26:2-150), in an amount not to exceed $1,000,000 for the purpose
of emergency
relocation assistance for children suffering from an
illness caused by a mold hazard.
b.
Whenever a child, who is suffering from an illness caused by a mold
hazard, is removed from the child's dwelling unit in connection with an
order to abate a mold hazard from a local or State health official, the
department shall be authorized to make payments from the fund created
pursuant to this section for the purpose of providing emergency relocation
assistance to that child and the child's family.
c.
Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, a payment made
from the fund created pursuant to this section shall be authorized
regardless of whether the relocation assistance is covered by any other
State or federal program or any insurance contract, and regardless of
whether such expense will exceed 10% of the first $100,000 of annual
income of a family plus 15% of the excess income over $100,000, provided
that if reimbursement is received from federal or State sources or from
insurance proceeds, such reimbursement shall be directed to reimburse the
fund for expenses paid under this section .
13. a. A rental unit
required to be registered pursuant to section 2 of P.L.1974, c.50
(C.46:8-28) but not subject to inspection under the “Hotel and Multiple
Dwelling Law,” P.L.1967, c.76 (C. 55:13A-1 et seq.) and containing less
than five units of dwelling space which are utilized as rental premises,
excluding those full-time owner-occupied units of dwelling space, shall be
inspected for mold hazard in accordance with the provisions of subsection
b. of this section and a schedule and procedures to be established by the
department. The schedule shall provide that all such units will be
inspected initially prior to the property being placed into rental status
or within 36 months if the property is placed into rental status
prior to the effective date of this act and once every five years
thereafter.
b.
Inspection of rental units under subsection a. of this section may be
performed by a local health inspector, local housing inspector, department
inspector or a State-certified private mold hazard inspector, subject to
the requirements for inspectors as may be established by
regulations.
c.
Any local government entity, private or department inspector authorized to
perform inspections pursuant to subsection b. of this section shall be
permitted to charge a fee to the homeowner to cover the reasonable costs
of inspection, pursuant to a schedule to be established by the
department.
d.
(1) Any entity that performs an inspection pursuant to this section shall
report the inspection results to the homeowners and to the department in
such manner and on such forms as the department may
prescribe.
(2)
Upon receipt of a report finding that mold hazards may exist, the owner of
a rental property or multiple dwelling shall correct the hazard through
mold remediation.
(3)
The department shall adopt quality control measures to ensure the quality
of the inspections being performed, as well as monitoring the progress of
any mold remediation required to be performed.
(4)
Any person violating the provisions of this section, or any order of the
department made pursuant to this act, shall be liable for
penalties as may be levied against the owner of a multiple dwelling
pursuant to section 19 of P.L.1967, c.76 (C.55:13A-19), and the department
shall have all of the enforcement powers granted under that section of law
to enforce this section.
14. The department shall
establish standards for mold remediation including specialized cleaning,
repairs, maintenance, painting, temporary containment and ongoing
monitoring of mold hazards or potential hazards.
15. The department shall
adopt, pursuant to the "Administrative Procedure Act," P.L.1968, c.410
(C.52:14B-1 et seq.), a mold hazard code, or may propose amendments to
revise the appropriate model code adopted pursuant to the "State Uniform
Construction Code Act," P.L.1975, c.217 (C.52:27D-119 et seq.), for the
purpose of establishing adequate and appropriate standards to ensure that
schools and residential buildings are constructed in a manner that
minimizes mold hazards and facilitates any subsequent remediation that
might prove necessary. In preparing the mold hazard code standards, the
department may employ a guideline of permissible mold exposure
limits.
The
department shall include in the mold hazard code standards such testing
requirements as may prove reliable, practical and economical to identify
sites where a proposed school or residential building will require
construction in a manner that minimizes mold hazards and facilitates any
subsequent remediation. If a feasible predictive test method is developed,
then the standards adopted pursuant to the "State Uniform Construction
Code Act," P.L.1975, c.217 (C.52:27D-119 et seq.), shall be revised to
include further changes in construction standards as necessary to prevent
the entry of mold hazards into new schools or residential
buildings.
16.
No construction permit shall be issued for the construction of any new
school or residential building, except after submission to the
construction official of documentation sufficient to establish that the
construction will be in accordance with the mold hazard code standards
adopted pursuant to section 15 of this act.
17.
No certificate of occupancy shall be issued for any newly constructed
school or residential building required to be constructed in accordance
with mold hazard code standards as provided in section 16 of this act,
except upon verification by the construction official that the school or
residential building conforms to the mold hazard code
standards.
18.
The department, in consultation with the Department of Environmental
Protection, the National Institute of Standards and Technology, the
National Association of Homebuilders Research Center and the United States
Environmental Protection Agency, shall investigate methods of testing
building sites for the purpose of predicting the presence of mold hazards
in buildings to be constructed thereon.
19. a. The department shall
prepare and transmit to the Governor and Legislature a study concerning
the dangers posed to the public health, safety, and welfare by the
presence of mold in indoor environments in the State. The study shall
identify the potential sources of contamination in the State, identify
demographic, geologic, and geographic areas subject to an actual or
potential threat or danger of contamination, and develop a cost-effective
strategy for mold contamination testing. The study shall include
recommendations for private actions to solve or alleviate potential health
problems and any legislative or executive action that should be taken. The
department shall prepare and transmit to the Governor and the Legislature
interim reports on its progress in implementing this subsection. The
department shall transmit its first report six months following enactment
of this act and subsequent reports every six months
thereafter.
b. On or before the last day
of the 36th month ending after the effective date of this act, and each
two years thereafter, the department shall issue a report to the Governor
and Legislature on the effectiveness of this act, which report shall
include:
(1)
Details on the number and amounts of loans and grants provided and the
households served;
(2)
Information obtained and entered on the housing registry created pursuant
to this act;
and
(3)
The costs incurred and the revenues derived by the department in
administering this act including information regarding any fees which may
be authorized to be charged therein.
20. The department shall adopt, pursuant to the
"Administrative Procedure Act," P.L.1968, c.410 (C.52:14B-1 et seq.), any
rules and regulations necessary to effectuate the provisions
of this
act.
21.
There is appropriated from the General Fund to the Department of Community
Affairs for deposit in the Mold Hazard Assistance Fund established
pursuant to section 9 of this act the amount of $1,000,000 for the
purposes of the fund as provided by this act.
22. This act shall take effect
on the 90th day following enactment, except that the department may take
such administrative actions prior to that date as are necessary to
promptly effectuate this act.
STATEMENT
This
bill establishes a comprehensive program for remediating the risk of mold
hazards in residential housing. First, the bill mandates certain mold
hazard disclosures for home sellers. Specifically, the bill requires
sellers to do the following: (1) provide the buyer with a mold hazard
information pamphlet; (2) disclose the presence of any known mold hazards
to the buyer; and (3) give the buyer 10 days to conduct an inspection of
the home. If the seller fails to perform any of these tasks, the buyer is
released from all obligations under the contract.
Second,
the bill establishes a program of study, monitoring and public information
concerning the problem of mold hazards in indoor environments.
Specifically, the bill mandates that: (1) the department study the health
effects of mold hazards and report its findings to the Governor
Legislature every six months; (2) the department conduct an education
campaign to inform the public of health effects of mold hazards; and (3)
maintain a toll-free telephone information service. Additionally, the bill
authorizes the department to create a program of testing for new
homes.
Third,
the bill authorizes the department to adopt a mold hazard code. The bill
also allows the department to issue construction permits and certificates
of occupancy for new schools and residential buildings only if the schools
and residential buildings are to be constructed in accordance with the
code. The department is also directed to investigate methods of testing
for mold hazards.
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SOMERSET COUNTY WITH ZIP CODES
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SUSSEX COUNTY WITH ZIP CODES
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BERGEN COUNTY WITH ZIP CODES
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ESSEX COUNTY WITH ZIP CODES
IN ESSEX COUNTY NEW JERSEY BELLEVILLE 07109 BLOOMFIELD 07003 CALDWELL CEDAR GROVE 07009 ESSEX FELLS 07021 FAIRFIELD 07004 GLEN RIDGE 07028 IRVINGTON 07111 LIVINGSTON 07039 NJ HOME INSPECTOR MAPLEWOOD 07040 MILLBURN 07041 MONTCLAIR 07042 NORTH CALDWELL 07006 NUTLEY 07110 ORANGE 07050 ROSELAND 07068 SOUTH ORANGE 07079 VERONA 07044 WEST CALDWELL 07006 WEST ORANGE 07052 NJ HOME MOLD INSPECTOR
HUDSON COUNTY WITH ZIP CODES
IN - HUDSON COUNTY NEW JERSEY NJ - BAYONNE 07002 GUTTENBERG 07093 HARRISON 07029 HOBOKEN 07030 JERSEY CITY 07308 07306 07310 KEARNY 07032 NORTH BERGEN 07047 SECAUCUS 07094 NEW JERSEY HOME INSPECTOR
HUNTERDON COUNTY WITH ZIP CODES
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MIDDLESEX COUNTY WITH ZIP CODES
IN MIDDLESEX COUNTY NEW JERSEY NJ AVENEL 07001 BONHAMTOWN 08837 CARTERET 07008 CLIFFWOOD 07721 COLONIA 07067 CRANBURY 08512 DAYTON 08810 DUNELLEN 08812 EAST BRUNSWICK 08816 EDISON 08817 08837 08820 ENGLISHTOWN 07726 FORDS 08863 HELMETTA 08828 HIGHLAND PARK 08904 HOME INSPECTOR NJ HIGHTSTOWN 08520 ISELIN 08830 JAMESBURG 08831 HOME INSPECTOR NJ KEASBEY 08832 KENDALL PARK 08824 KINGSTON 08828 MATAWAN 07747 MENLO PARK 08837 METUCHEN 08840 MIDDLESEX 08846 MILLTOWN 08850 MONMOUTH JUNCTION 08852 MONROE 08831 NJ HOME INSPECTOR NEW BRUNSWICK 08901 NORTH BRUNSWICK 08902 OLD BRIDGE 08857 PARLIN 08859 PERTH AMBOY 08861 PISCATAWAY PISCATAWAYTOWN 08817 PLAINSBORO 08536 PORT READING 07064 PRINCETON 08540 SAYREVILLE 08871 08872 SEWAREN 07077 SOUTH AMBOY 08878 08879 SOUTH BRUNSWICK 08852 HOME INSPECTOR NJ SOUTH PLAINFIELD 07080 SOUTH RIVER 08882 SPOTSWOOD 08884 WOODBRIDGE 07095 NJ
MERCER COUNTY WITH ZIP CODES
IN MERCER COUNTY NEW JERSEY NJ - EAST WINDSOR 08520 EWING 08628 HAMILTON 08650 HIGHTSTOWN 08520 HOPEWELL 08525 LAWRENCE 08648 PENNINGTON 08534 PRINCETON 08542 08540 NEW JERSEY HOME INSPECTOR WASHINGTON 08691 WEST WINDSOR 08550
MONMOUTH COUNTY WITH ZIP CODES
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OCEAN COUNTY WITH ZIP CODES
IN UPPER OCEAN COUNTY NEW JERSEY NJ - BAY HEAD 08742 BEACHWOOD 08722 BERKELEY 08721 BRICK 08720 DOVER 08753 ISLAND HEIGHTS 08732 JACKSON 08701 LAKEHURST 08733 LAKEWOOD 08701 NJ HOME INSPECTOR LAVALLETTE 08735 MANCHESTER 08733 MANTOLOKEN 08738 PINE BEACH 08741 PLUMSTED 08533 PT. PLEASANT BORO 08742 POINT PLEASANT BEACH 08742 SEASIDE HEIGHTS 08751 SOUTH TOMS RIVER 08757
PASSAIC COUNTY WITH ZIP CODES
IN PASSAIC COUNTY NEW JERSEY NJ - BLOOMINGDALE 07403 CLIFTON 07001 HALEDON 07508 HAWTHORNE 07506 LITTLE FALLS 07424 NORTH HALEDON 07508 PASSIAC 07055 PATERSON 07005 ASHI HOME INSPECTOR POMPTON LAKES 07442 PROSPECT PARK 07508 RINGWOOD 07456 TOTOWA 07512 WANAQUE 07465 WAYNE 07470 WEST MILFORD 07480 WEST PATERSON 07424
UNION COUNTY WITH ZIP CODES
IN UNION COUNTY NEW JERSEY NJ - BERKELEY HEIGHTS 07922 CLARK 07066 CRANFORD 07016 ELIZABETH 07201 FANWOOD 07023 GARWOOD 07027 HILLSIDE 07205 KENILWORTH 07033 LINDEN 07036 MOUNTAINSIDE 07092 NEW PROVIDENCE 07974 PLAINFIELD 07061 RAHWAY 07065 CERTIFIED HOME INSPECTOR NJ ROSELLE 07203 ROSELLE PARK 07204 SCOTCH PLAINS 07076 SPRINGFIELD 07081 SUMMIT 07901 UNION 07083 WESTFIELD 07090 WINFIELD 07036
BURLINGTON COUNTY WITH ZIP CODES
IN BURLINGTON CONTY NEW JERSEY - BEVERLY 08010 BIRMINGHAM 08011 BORDENTOWN 08505 BROWNS MILLS 08015 BURLINGTON 08016 BURLINGTON CITY 08016 BURLINGTON TOWNSHIP 08016 BURLNGTN CITY 08016 BURLNGTN TWP 08016 CHATSWORTH 08019 CHESTERFIELD 08515 CINNAMINSON 08077 COLUMBUS 08022 COOKSTOWN 08511 CROSSWICKS 08515 DELANCO 08075 DELRAN 08075 EASTAMPTN TWP 08060 EASTAMPTON 08060 EASTAMPTON TOWNSHIP 08060 EDGEWATER PARK 08010 EDGEWATER PRK 08010 EVESHAM 08053 FIELDSBORO 08505 FLORENCE 08518 FORT DIX 08640 HAINESPORT 08036 HAINESPORT TOWNSHIP 08036 HAINESPRT TWP 08036 JOBSTOWN 08041 JULIUSTOWN 08042 LUMBERTON 08048 LUMBERTON TOWNSHIP 08048 LUMBERTON TWP 08048 MAPLE SHADE 08052 MARLTON 08053 MC GUIRE AFB 08641 MEDFORD 08055 MEDFORD LAKES 08055 MOORESTOWN 08057 MOUNT HOLLY 08060 MOUNT LAUREL 08054 NEW GRETNA 08224 NEW LISBON 08064 PALMYRA 08065 PEMBERTON 08068 RANCOCAS 08073 RIVERSIDE 08075 RIVERTON 08076 RIVERTON 08077 ROEBLING 08554 SHAMONG 08088 SOUTHAMPTON 08088 TABERNACLE 08088 TRENTON 08641 VINCENTOWN 08088 WESTAMPTON 08060 WILLINGBORO 08046 WRIGHTSTOWN 08562
WESTCHESTER COUNTY NEW YORK
Amawalk 10501, Ardsley 10502, Ardsley Hdsn 10503, Ardsley on Hudson 10503, Armonk 10504, Baldwin Place 10505, Bedford 10506, Bedford Corners 10549, Bedford Cors 10549, Bedford Hills 10507, Briarcliff 10510, Briarcliff Manor 10510, Bronxville 10708, Buchanan 10511, Chappaqua 10514, Cortlandt Manor 10567, Cortlandt Mnr 10567, Crompond 10517, Cross River 10518, Croton Falls 10519, Croton Hdsn 10520, Croton Hdsn 10521, Croton on Hudson 10520, Croton on Hudson 10521, Crugers 10521, Dobbs Ferry 10522, Eastchester 10707, Eastchester 10709, Elmsford 10523, Fleetwood 10552, Goldens Brg 10526, Goldens Bridge 10526, Granite Spgs 10527, Granite Springs 10527, Harrison 10528, Hartsdale 10530, Hastings Hdsn 10706, Hastings on Hudson 10706, , Hawthorne 10532, Heathcote 10583, Irvington 10533, Jefferson Valley 10535, Jefferson Vly 10535, Katonah 10536, Larchmont 10538, Lincolndale 10540, Mamaroneck 10543, Maryknoll 10545, Millwood 10546, Mohegan Lake 10547, Montrose 10548, Mount Kisco 10549, Mount Vernon 10550, Mount Vernon 10551, Mount Vernon 10552, Mount Vernon 10553, N Tarrytown 10591, N White Plains 10603, N White Plns 10603, New Rochelle 10801, New Rochelle 10802, New Rochelle 10804, New Rochelle 10805, North Castle 10504, North Salem 10560, North Tarrytown 10591, Ossining 10562, Peekskill 10566, Pelham 10803, Pleasantville 10570, Port Chester 10573, Pound Ridge 10576, Purchase 10577, Purdys 10578, Rye 10580, , Rye Brook 10573, Scarborough 10510, Scarsdale 10583, Shenorock 10587, Shrub Oak 10588, Sleepy Hollow 10591, Somers 10589, South Salem 10590, Tarrytown 10591, Thornwood 10594, Tuckahoe 10707, Valhalla 10595, Verplanck 10596, W Harrison 10604, Waccabuc 10597, West Harrison 10604, White Plains 10601, White Plains 10602, White Plains 10603, White Plains 10604, White Plains 10605, White Plains 10606, White Plains 10607, White Plains 10610, Wykagyl 10804, Yonkers 10701, Yonkers 10702, Yonkers 10703, Yonkers 10704, Yonkers 10705, Yonkers 10706, Yonkers 10707, Yonkers 10708, Yonkers 10709, Yonkers 10710, Yorktown Heights 10598, Yorktown Hts 10598
ROCKLAND COUNTY NEW YORK
Airmont 10952, Bardonia 10954, Bear Mountain 10911, Blauvelt 10913, Chestnut Rdg 10977, Chestnut Ridge 10977, Congers 10920, Garnerville 10923, Haverstraw 10927, Hillburn 10931, Monsey 10952, Montebello 10901, Nanuet 10954, New City 10956, Nyack 10960, Orangeburg 10962, Palisades 10964, Pearl River 10965, Piermont 10968, Pomona 10970, Sloatsburg 10974, Sparkill 10976, Spring Valley 10977, Stony Point 10980, Suffern 10901, Tallman 10982, Tappan 10983, Thiells 10984, Tomkins Cove 10986, Valley Cottage 10989, Vly Cottage 10989, W Haverstraw 10993, West Haverstraw 10993, West Nyack 10994
ORANGE COUNTY NEW YORK
Arden 10910, Bellvale 10912, Blooming Grove 10914, Blooming Grv 10914, Bullville 10915, Campbell Hall 10916, Central Valley 10917, Central Vly 10917, Chester 10918, Circleville 10919, Cornwall 12518, Cornwall Hdsn 12520, Cornwall on Hudson 12520, Cuddebackville 12729, Cuddebackvlle 12729, Florida 10921, Fort Montgomery 10922, Ft Montgomery 10922, Godeffroy 12729, Goshen 10924, Greenwood Lake 10925, Greenwood Lk 10925, Harriman 10926, Highland Falls 10928, Highland Fls 10928, Highland Mills 10930 , Highland Mls 10930, Howells 10932, Huguenot 12746, Johnson 10933, Maybrook 12543, Mid Hudson 12555, Middletown 10940, Middletown 10941, Monroe 10949, Monroe 10950, Montgomery 12549, Mountainville 10953, New Hampton 10958, New Milford 10959, New Windsor 12553, Newburgh 12550, Newburgh 12551, Newburgh 12552, Newburgh 12553, Newburgh 12555, Otisville 10963, Pine Bush 12566, Pine Island 10969, Port Jervis 12771, Rock Tavern 12575 , Salisbury Mills 12577, Salisbury Mls 12577, Scotchtown 10940, Scotchtown 10941, Scotchtown Branch 10940, Scotchtown Branch 10941, Slate Hill 10973, Southfields 10975, Sparrow Bush 12780, Sparrowbush 12780, Sterling Forest 10979, Sterling Frst 10979, Sugar Loaf 10981, Thompson Rdg 10985, Thompson Ridge 10985, Tuxedo Park 10987, Unionville 10988, Vails Gate 12584, Walden 12586, Warwick 10990, Washingtonville 10992, Washingtonvle 10992, West Point 10996, West Point 10997, Westtown 10998
SULLIVAN COUNTY NEW YORK
Barryville 12719, Bethel 12720, Bloomingburg 12721, Burlingham 12722, Callicoon 12723, Callicoon Center 12724, Callicoon Ctr 12724, Claryville 12725, Cochecton 12726, Cochecton Center 12727, Cochecton Ctr 12727, Eldred 12732, Fallsburg 12733, Ferndale 12734, Forestburgh 12777, Fremont Center 12736, Fremont Ctr 12736, Glen Spey 12737, Glen Wild 12738, Grahamsville 12740, Hankins 12741, Harris 12742, Highland Lake 12743, Hortonville 12745 , Hurleyville 12747, Jeffersonville 12748, Jeffersonvlle 12748, Kauneonga Lake 12749, Kauneonga Lk 12749, Kenoza Lake 12750, Kiamesha Lake 12751, Lake Huntington 12752, Lew Beach 12758, Liberty 12754, Livingstn Mnr 12758, Livingston Manor 12758, Lk Huntington 12752, Loch Sheldrake 12759, Loch Sheldrke 12759, Long Eddy 12760, Mongaup Valley 12762, Mongaup Vly 12762, Monticello 12701, Monticello 12777, Mountain Dale 12763, Narrowsburg 12764, Neversink 12765, North Branch 12766, Obernburg 12767, Parksville 12768, Phillipsport 12769, Pond Eddy 12770, Port Jervis 12785, Rock Hill 12775, Roscoe 12776, S Fallsburg 12779, Smallwood 12778, South Fallsburg 12779, Summitville 12781, Sundown 12740, Swan Lake 12783, Thompsonville 12784, Westbrookville 12785, Westbrookvlle 12785, White Lake 12786, White Sulphur Springs 12787, Wht Sphr Spgs 12787, Woodbourne 12788, Woodridge 12789, Wurtsboro 12790, Youngsville 12791, Yulan 12792
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