Authorizes the building inspector in the town of Pendleton, county of Niagara, to reside outside of such town if they reside within such county or an adjoining county.

This bill allows the building inspector in the town of Pendleton, located in Niagara County, New York, to live outside of Pendleton as long as they reside within Niagara County or a neighboring county. This change aims to provide more flexibility in hiring qualified candidates for the position. It recognizes that qualified inspectors may not live within the town's boundaries but can still serve effectively.

Supporters of the bill argue that it expands the pool of qualified candidates for the building inspector position, ensuring that the town can attract the best talent available. By allowing inspectors to live in nearby areas, the bill promotes efficiency and effectiveness in building oversight, benefiting the community as a whole.

Critics may argue that allowing the building inspector to live outside of Pendleton could lead to a disconnect between the inspector and the community they serve. They might express concerns that the inspector may not be as familiar with local issues or needs, potentially impacting the quality of oversight in the town's building processes.