Minnesota HF2463 modifies radon detection and mitigation licensure requirements, mandating annual licenses for firms performing radon services.
Minnesota HF2463 amends the state's radon detection and mitigation regulations, requiring an annual license for any person, firm, or corporation that offers radon detection, laboratory analysis, or mitigation services for compensation. The commissioner of health is tasked with establishing rules and standards for these services, excluding newly constructed homes. This change aims to ensure consistent oversight and implementation of radon-related state functions.
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