Legislation is being proposed to address elevator outages in San Francisco. A new law would impact property owners who do not make timely repairs. Further details on the proposal are available from the source, but it is known that a time frame for repairs is a key component.
The proposal is intended to support certain residents, including seniors and those with disabilities, who may be affected by elevator outages.
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