Relates to enacting the "adjacent neighbors' bill of rights"; requires the department of buildings to develop a bulletin known as the "adjacent neighbors' bill of rights" advising homeowners who are adjacent to a property under development or construction of their rights and available resources and post such bulletin on the department's website.

The bill establishes the 'adjacent neighbors' bill of rights,' which requires the Department of Buildings to create a bulletin for homeowners living next to properties that are being developed or constructed. This bulletin will inform them of their rights and available resources regarding the construction activities. The bulletin will also be made available on the department's website.

Supporters of the bill argue that it empowers homeowners by providing them with essential information about their rights during construction projects nearby. They believe it fosters better communication between developers and neighbors, ensuring that residents are informed and can advocate for their interests.

Critics may argue that the bill adds unnecessary bureaucracy and could slow down the development process by creating more regulations for builders. They might also contend that it places an undue burden on the Department of Buildings to manage and disseminate this information effectively.