Iowa HF377 mandates radon testing in rental properties and outlines actions for landlords and tenants if elevated radon levels are detected.
Iowa HF377 introduces provisions for radon testing in rental properties. Tenants can conduct or hire a certified person to conduct a radon test. If the test shows radon levels equal to or greater than four picocuries per liter, the tenant must notify the landlord. The landlord can then conduct a confirmatory test. If the radon levels remain high, the landlord must install a radon mitigation system. The rental property must be retested, and the results must be provided to the tenant within 90 days.
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