Illinois SB2754 mandates indoor air quality monitoring and odorous window/door replacement in homes participating in the Residential Sound Insulation.
Illinois SB2754 requires municipalities implementing the Residential Sound Insulation Program to monitor indoor air quality and analyze windows and doors for odors. If odors are detected, the municipality must replace the windows and doors. The bill establishes an advisory committee to oversee the process, determine eligibility for replacements, and develop a mitigation plan. Municipalities must report their activities quarterly and make final reports public. The bill also restricts municipalities from regulating indoor air quality monitoring and replacement requirements, except as provided.
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