Minnesota SF2989 modifies radon detection and mitigation firm licensure requirements.
SF2989 amends Minnesota Statutes to change the rules for radon detection and mitigation firms. The commissioner of health will establish new licensure requirements and work standards for indoor radon in buildings, excluding newly constructed homes. Annual licenses will be mandatory for firms detecting or mitigating radon, effective January 1, 2019.
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