Minnesota HF3252 establishes a drinking water contaminate mitigation program with rebates for water treatment systems in impacted areas.
Minnesota HF3252 creates a drinking water contaminate mitigation program. The commissioner of the Pollution Control Agency must establish a rebate program for contractors installing eligible water treatment systems in residential buildings. Rebates are up to $1,400 regardless of the size or cost of the work performed. Contractors must certify that the system complies with the Minnesota Plumbing Code. To be eligible, the residential building must be in an impacted area, where manganese levels exceed health-based guidance, and the owner or lessee must have a household income of $95,000 or less.
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