Nebraska LB506 would require landlords to disclose radon hazards to tenants.
Nebraska LB506, known as the Landlord and Tenant Radon Awareness Act, mandates that landlords disclose radon hazards to tenants. Landlords must provide tenants with records or reports of radon concentrations and a disclosure form at the time of lease. Tenants can conduct their own radon tests and, if elevated levels are found, landlords must provide additional testing. If a landlord fails to disclose radon hazards, tenants can terminate the lease without penalty. The act also prohibits landlords from withholding security deposits for radon testing or mitigation activities.
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