Montana SB201 revises laws for cleaning up properties contaminated with methamphetamine or other dangerous drugs.
Montana SB201 revises contaminated property cleanup laws for dangerous drugs. It requires certification for contractors assessing or remediating properties contaminated with methamphetamine or other dangerous drug residues. The Department of Environmental Quality must establish minimum standards for contractor training and certification. The bill sets decontamination standards for methamphetamine, with a default of 1.5 micrograms per 100 square centimeters unless the department adopts a different standard by rule.
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