Requires disclosure of cellular telephone transmitters upon sale or lease of certain residential property.

This bill (S 2212) requires sellers and landlords to disclose if a cellular telephone transmitter (like a cell tower) is within 100 feet of residential property being sold or rented. It affects homebuyers, renters, sellers, landlords, and municipal clerks. Key provisions include: sellers must provide written notice of transmitter locations at contract signing, allowing buyers to cancel within 5 business days; landlords must include this disclosure prominently in rental agreements; and municipalities must maintain a public list of transmitter locations. Failure to disclose incurs a $500 fine per violation, though sellers/landlords are exempt if the transmitter wasn’t listed by the municipality.